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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-28

E3~There Were seventy bills presented to the
Kansas legislature during the five first days of
the session. The following are some of the acts
which are likely to pass:
An act declaring vacant the seats Of the
county officers OF Leayenworth county, and or
dering new election, The officers, ii will he
remembered, are proslarery, and obtained their
seats through the Kickapoo fraud in October
Under this act, neither Delaware nor Kickapoo
has voting precinct; the citizens of both these
towns, which poll such enormous pro slavery
votes at every election, have TO so to Leaven-
worth to exetcise the elective franchise.
An act TO take the census in KiCkapoo, Della
ware and McGee counties, This movement is
to obtain an official aud authentic account OF
the extent OF the frauds perpctratcd at those
points in the last three elections,
An act dividing the Territory into new iu-
dic0l districts Under this bill both Lecompte
and Cato are Ssat eff to hold their courts ia the
great, sterile, uninhabied region beginning thir-
~ miles reSt of Fort Riley. The third district
embraces all che inhabited portion OF tho Terri,
tory, and is to be occupied by Judge Williams.
An act Incorporating the city of Lawrence
under the peoples charter, which Gov. Walker
Kicked up such row about last summer, aud
legaliaed all tn action unlerit
An act appointing Commissioners TO investi'
gate and report upon the frauds perpatratad in
the last three elections,
Joint resolution to "at once proceed TO the
cnnc tment Of an entire code OF laws for the
people OF the Territory, which shall entirely
Supersede all laws, or pretended laws, prior tc
the special session of this legislature, save all
vested rights acquired in good faith"
An act removing the seat Of Douglas county
from lIecompton to Lawrence: and one remov
ing the seat of L'avenworth county from kickO
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meat for the relief Of The sick and distressed
afflicted NTH FraleRt and Epidemic
FTNO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such
l. as Spermatorrh@a, Seminal Weakness, Impotence.
Gonorrhad, Giee, Syphilis, the Wee of Onanisn,
Self Abuse, DC, DC, ." &
The HOicdrd Association, in view OF the awful de-
struction of human life caused by Sexual diseases,
and the decepton praotccd upon the unfortunate VIC
tins of such diseases by Quacks several years ago d
rected their Consulting Surgeon. as a CHARITABLE
ACT worthy of their name, to open Dyspensary for
the treatment of this class of Diseases in all their FORMS
and to give Mdicet Aid Gratis. to all who apply by
letter. with description of their condition. (nge,
oupation, habits of life &c) and in cases OF extreme
poverty, to FarHish Medicine Free of Charge. 1t h
needless to add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment
The Directors. a review of the pest feel assured
that their labors in this sphere of benevolent effort
have been of great benefit to the afflicted, especially to
the young and they have resolved devote themselves
with renewed ZEAL to this very important but much
despised cause. E=r ,. f-f-l
Just published by the Association Report spsr>
matorrhea, Seminal Weakness, the Vice Of Oman i
ism Masturbaton fAbuso, and other Diseases Of
the Sexual Organs, by tho Consulting Surgeon. which
will be sent by mall (na sealed letter enyelope Etss
Of Charge, the receipt Of Two STAMPS for postage,
Address for report treatment, DIR. George X. Ca~
houn, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association. No.
2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. t'
BY order of the Directors. +'H
EZRA ID. HARTWELI, Prss'f.
GEO, FAIRcHILD, Secretary. .. .e
| December II, lS57,-32ly.
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Sentenced.

Gray, Of the Cleveland PIaindcdlcr, who has
turned all sorts OF somersaults TO keep on the
right side Of the man who. makes Post Masters,
has at length partially given out and eyinccs a
aisposilionso cease performing his accustomed
gymnaslic political feats. Letter writers from
Washington soy that, unless he denounces Doug
les in unmistskcoblc terms, his head will roll
from the block In very short time.
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.sS- The Dayton Empirc rabil demoeyali,

sSSr The Dayton Empire, rbiI democratic
papen thus speaks oi the StaieSmaa;
.IThs Ohio Statesman has shrieked for Kan.
sas until il has got the black vomt, and seeks
To eject the couIents of It's rotten NAV on all
thai offend its mighty littleness Having, hy
the grace of impulenee, the Kansas question
the Ohio Legislature, and the Democratic S.na.
cor aud Representatives in Congress, under lis
Special charge, it allows no dissent from its due,
dates. save al the expense OF the diriiest and
most insoenl abuse, Brayng from under IA,
lion skin of Sam Medary, it seeks to pass it,
Asinne cries for the true roar, forgetting that il,
ears, aswell as its sweet VOICE ludicrously be
tray it,"
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FlRsr Wmre Man BORN IN the STATE OF
Omo--rhD Morgan Herald announces tn death
of Rev. Phiio Mathews, Gan able, eloquent and
pious minister of the NJ f. Church." Mr..
Mathews was the first white person born in the
State OF Ohio, lie died at Richmond, Wiscon-
sin, on the 18th OF November
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as-Prsiden, Buchanan's Washington orgO

says:
The regular march Of events in Kansas au.
thorisrs US to assume ,hu, an application will
be shortly made to Congress for its admission
into the onion as a State icih the Lecompton
constitution, embracing the Sduery clause. We
have right TO expect, therefore. that Congress
and the country will soon be relieved of this
sgitating subject Wash. Union, Jam 7th.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-28

PAINE IN FAVOR OF "STILLs. when the
joint, cross-eyed resolutions of MIR. Phelps,
came up for action in the House, Mr.. Paine OF
Seneca remarked that there was an important
omission, which he desired to have supplied
He thought that the word "stiL" ought to be
in the resolution somewhere and still" 1t is
Did he mean 1" still born > or "still -hoase?"-
Tiffn Tribune.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-28

MIR, French. of Lake, yesterday made a
g-and hit against MIR, Finc(roek of S.ndusky
RE other day the latter gentleman mad, pro-
llavery speech on the slave-peu bill, aud in the
course Of il spoke OF the ignorance of the people
n the Reserve counties. Mr.. French. who is
q New Hampshire man, aud an Elitor, showed
BY the official statistics that the county which
h. represented. one OF the Reserve had ouly
sixteen persons who could not real aud write
land they probably came from Slndusky) while
in Mt Fineirock's county there were s:uca hun,
drsd and sirtysir. s. Jour.
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OCU IL HST, AURIST
AND no
GENE S URGE ON.

Oug Cross Jtceiry Store 45 S,n,nni Street Toledo
II H IF. u II ID II AFT,
Formerly resident Physician at Willis Hospital,
Philadelphia and for many years Principal OF the
Danyille Eye and Ear Inrmary, Professor of Anatomy
and Lecturer upon Physiology, has taken an ofee in
Toledo and will operate all surgical diseases,
and begs leave to inform the public that all diseases
of the Eye and Ear with few eXceptions are curabe;
and will operate on Cataract, Cross Eyes artificial
Pupil, Opacities of the Cornea, Inverted Eve Lids
Sore Eyes and all diseases of the organ Deafness.
difficulty of hearing (even when the drum Is entirely
gone, will insert an artificial answering nearly all the
purposes of the naturally He will also operate on
Club Feet Tumors, Cancers, Morbid Growths, Deform-
tiles from burns, Contracted Limbs, perform the ope
ration for Artificial nose, by healing on new one
And insert Artificial Eyes giving hem all the motion
and expression of the natural defyng deteotionthey
are inserted without removing the old one, pro-
ducing pain. ID sic. t4. -. t.st. 49,,
The superior advantages he has has; in Europe and
this country in perecting himself in all that Is
and valuable in surgery warrants him in saying. that
everything within the bounds Of the profession may be
expected of him. 20 f-.trgst" ~ . b f-i,+ 's,t
TO T He AL5D;5 ,is5.
You can have your hoir restored, no matter how
bald you are. One weeks time in most cases being
sufficient to produce hair from every foice that pro-
duced a hair before Come in: will satisfy You
such is the csao. Gray hair can be restored to it's
natural color without dyeng. s-a!,f.s
8J>Will be every Friday at the Eagle Hotslia
Maumee City
Perrysburg, Dec. 3, 1851 - ttt @ifff
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-28

The city of New York alone sells thne
times as many "pure, imported brOndies," four
times as many "pure, imported Wines and
about one hundred times os much pure Scotch
and Irish whiskies,' annually, as all the wine,
brandy and whiskey producing countries export,
Somebody, It is clear, drinks spurious article.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-28
5000 REXARR

T having come our knowledge that some ms,;cou,,v
Il disposed person or persons have been attemntingg
to cause breaks by cutting the Hydraulic banks bars
FORE the subscribers offer the above reward for insov
nation which shall lead to the detection and oonvic-
ton of any person persons who have been or sbsl
hereafter be guilty of causing breaks in said Hydraulic
water Power. II f. r. MILLER & Co,
Il. TEFFT,
PETER WITZLER.
WIN: CROOK, JR
j. NJ HIRTH,l g. ~ =
r, f, - G. w. BROWN 4 CO.
K 19h9-9SvI - - - w. ttf
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FREE SPEECH john Underwood. of Prince
William County, Virginia, has been found
guilty Of uuering and m lintaining that own
ers have no right of property in their slaves" "
aud fined S3ls50.
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MApLE SUGAR.--A considerable quantity OF
maple sugar has already been made this "win-
ter" (?) aud we understand that some has been
brought to town for sale--Ndpoleoa Star.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-28

-PREsTIcE ON Pudh The LoniNile Journal
says: ave believe that the sompromise bill
introduced by NJ. Pugh, OF Ohio. into the u.
s. Senate is universally considered rs scnselesS
a bill as ever was introduced by a woodpecher
iLtu hollow tree"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED WANTEni

PORK, WHEAT, CORN, OATS, ,SC
The undersigned wants to purchase large quantity
fPork and all kinds Of merchantable Grain for which
The highest market price-lIN CASH-will be paid.
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IMPORTANT TO ..#
I O B A Geo G H E W E R S !!
DR.. GUSTAVUS LINNARD'S
TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCHES,

TASTE RESIUhAI1VE ThUCdES,
THE Great Substitute for Tobacco.
1t is well known and incontrovertable fact thai the
inordnate use of Tobacco is the promoting of
the most severe
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISORDERS
to which the of is subject careful analysis
and long and painful experience have clearly proven
ious in their effects, which, by entering into the blood
derange the functions and operations of the Heart,
causing many to suppose they are troubled with
chronic affection of that organ.
TOBACCO affects also the entire nervous system
manifesting tscas all who have used the noxi-
GUS weed will bear testimony--in Lassitude, Nervous
Irrability, Water Brash, Dyspepsia and many other
disorders OF similar character.
THE TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCHES
Are designed to counteract these baneful influences
and have proved completely successful in multitude
Of cases and wherever used Being harmless in them
selves they exert beneficial effect upon the entire
em re storing the Taste which has ecome vitated by
great indulgence, completely removing the irritation
aud accompanying tickling sensation of the Throat
which always consequent upon abstanlns from the
use OF Tobacco and by giving healthy tone to the
Stomach, inyigorate the whole SYSTEM
NO EXCUSE
Need hencerorh ever be made by TOBACCO CHEW
ERS that there exists perfect substitute relief for
the cravings and unpleasant feelings, when attempt
ing to br5ak off from the of Tobaccoa as the rRoCH
rs Lozengers warranted to aerform all such of
Rces. They put up in convenient and port
able STYLE at so Gents per Box and can be had OF
all respectable Druggists. liberal discount to the
trade.
Prepared solely by the undersigned to whom all or
ders should be addressed.
James Il. Bow er, Druggist.
Cor. 2d and Race sts., Philadelphia
Dec, II. lS57-32m3.
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TAX NOTICE-EXTRA a

| consequence of the extreme pressure in fiia5-
1cial matters, and in order to aoeommodate all
VINO are trying to raise money to pay their taxes and
save the penalty thereon, will by consent of the Au
ditor keep the duplicate open and receive taxes until
the LIST of February, but no longer - "''
LISTS OF the unpaid taxes on personal property wilr
be sent into each township in the county for collection
In lew days and on all personal property taxes not
centage to pay expenses of collection.
JAN IA lS5S--3ew3 = cpINly IT,.
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aa.a- Jas Iron, Nails,
Glass, &c, &C.,
In short every thing that can be found in country
Store
The above goods will be sold as low as anywhere
west of New York, for Ready Pay, In these days OF
Money Panics, advise everybody, to bring your
Cash, while il is good. and buy cheap.
Grateful for past fayors hope 10 merit cOntnu-
ance of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on
L. X. MILLER co.
October 30, ls5T--25tf
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Howard Association

1 II u n u u u n "A
Be'eO 'leH Institution established by special eadow
meat for the relief of The sick and distres.ed
afflicted NTH Fralent and Epidemic t.g
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Boots and Shoes

we are prepared to make to order Boots and Shoss
and will a'o keep them constantly on fmnd Civ. nd
a call HOITSTGN a. C0DWIN ~'
September g. lS57--I7tf "AN'
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PECK AZ HAMILTON

PECK a HAMILTON,
COrherof Front-St and Louisiana Avenue,
A RE openinga general assortment of DRUGS,
IA MEDICINES PAINTS, and OILS S, whichthsy
oHer at the lowest market price.
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SheriH,s Sale

H. P, AvERILL, Secretary, of.P. G. 4 H.. Co. ~.
JAN g. 1s5s-35wl No' '-
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-06-23

@Our Hudson neighbors have form
ell a Musical Association with Constitu-
ton, Bylaws. &c. The Association is
composed principally of the members of
the various ch oirs in the city, and meets
at the Court House on Tuesday evening
of each week. The existence of such an
Association is highly creditable to the
Hudson;ans. The cultivation and devel-
opment of musical talent is an object of
Importance. Shakespeare has said hard
things about "the man who has no music
in his SOUL" and we verify believe that
good music is useful for many purposes,
--such as melting men to battle, enliven-
ing the exercises at church, besides being
capital entertainment at evening par
tics, an indispensable accompaniment to
Fourth of July orations, and a most po-
tent means of sitting the cries of distress
sed or wrathful infants.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-06-23
E The editors of the Star will ple

~ The editors of the Star will please
accept our thanks for the following friend
ly notice.
THE RIVER FALLS JOURNAL. This
ster.iag paper has just closed its first vol
ume. Although started at time when
it would seem almost impossible for any
new paper to weather the financial gale,
it has steadily increased in circulation,
and can now boast of larger circulation
than any Republican paper published in
North Western Wisconsin. Messrs. l..
A. q H. A. Taylor by whom it is con-
Quoted, are gentlemen of talent and in
tegrity-we differ with them politically,
but amicably; and in the future growth
and prosperity of the st. Croix Valley, for
the encouragement of emigration, and the
general interests of the country, we labor
together in the common cause. The
Journal has now, large circulation in
this city, and we trust that it will still in
crease, as its merits deserve.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-06-23

~ During the past week the wealth
er has been decidedly hot. White pants
that have been hid away for months are
now in all their glory and snowy Clouds
Of muslin sail through the streets superb
ly.
The crops are looking finely, corn is
feeling the warm breath of summer and
gives promise Of an abundant crop
Cows in the hot noon-tide seek the river,
stand half immersed in water, whisk their
angry tails at flies and mosquitoes, and if
they have calves, are very apt to come
home at night.
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R@ We labor under want-one Of
ten and keenly felt by an editor-a want
of local items. And yet the dearth of
such items speaks well for the quiet and
prosperity of our village. We have no
whiskey shops and therefore our local
columns arr not filed with records of &C.
cidents and fghts-do not abound with
startling paragraphs and exclamation
points.
AS near as we can learn during the past
week every one has minded their own
business, except some idle newsmonger
who circulated report that the senior
editor of this paper was to be married on
Sabbath Evening last, and although it
lacked the essential grace of truth, we con-
fess that it, mot the report but the mar
rage, Jas "a consummation deyoutly to be
wished for"
During the week past, two stores have
been raised which are in rapid process of
completion.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-06-23

RIoT AT STILLwATER.-On Monday
evening of last week disgraceful riot
occurred at Saltwater. The difficulty had
been brewing for some time, and under
the plea of hard times, some lawless
characters boosted that they would take
matters into their own hands, cut loose
the RATS in the lake, and help themselves
to property from the stores AMI dwellings
of the citizens, threatening to take life if
resistance was offered. The Messenger
says
During the day, many demonstrations
of lawlessness were manifested-one of
which was the threatened rescue of
prisoner from the hands of the police.
Last night was the time fixed for their
despicable designs. A strong and reso-
lutte police force was on duty, and when
the crowd who were making night hide
Gus with their yells, and defying the arm
of the civil law, reached the Minnesota
House, the police made a descent upon
them and a hard conflict ensued. The
leaders of the gang were arrested and
were being conveyed to the penitentiary,
when a most desperate attempt was made
to rescue them. The City Light Guards
were in their Armory near the scene of
action, and under orders, loaded with ball
and buckshot. Col. c.. J. Wagner was
in eommand-Capt. Gorgas, acting in
his capacity as Mayor. just at the right
moment the Guards-thirty five or forty
resolute men, every one of whom would
have obeyed orders to the letter-came
down upon the crowd under forced
march and charged bayonets. The effect
was magical. The crowd broke, leaving
the prisoners in charge of the police, who
were conveyed to the prison under guard
of the military. One or two further eff
orts were made to rescue the ring-leader
of the mob, but the bayonets of the
guards and billeys of the police exerted
most subduing influence.
The Guards were kept on duty during
the night patrol.ing the streets and guard
ing the city from violence; but after the
successful arrests the crowd dispersed and
became perfectly subdued. One or two
arrests were made during the night, but
most of the hardest characters either fled
the city or secreted themselves.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-06-23

~ We learn from tie transcript
that the Prescott Brass Band is again in
working order. Glad to hear it. When
times get easier and money plentier we
hope Band may be organized in this
place. There is surely enough musical
talent here to sustain such an organiza-
ton.
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Chicago Tribune for 1863

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not for a campaign, but during the struggle
between Freedom and Slavery, It contends
for the principles declared by the unanimous
vote of the Fathers of the Republic in the Con-
gress of 1857, that Slavery Or involuntary ser.
vitude shall never exist in territory now Free"
and it therefore insists that Kansas shall be free;
that Slavery shall be excluded fto1n all Ma.
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Egtal aIlo MtiistelIa
RIVER FALLS
Wednesday, June %, 1853.

IS Mr.. J. NJ. MCKEE is our authorized
agent in Prescott, he viii receive subscriptions
and advertisements for the JOURNAL.
Mr.. VIM, H. Cocks is our authorized
agent in Hudson. he will receive subscriptions
and advertisements for the JOURNAL
All those indebted to rs will find their bills
with hum, also plenty of blank receipt which
he viii be pleased to FILL and furnish them. 81
a EI For four dollars we will furnish the
JOURNAL and the ATLANTIC Mq1THLy one
year.