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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-21

Gcr The Washington correspondent OF the
New York Tribune raises the curtain very lit
tie in the following plragrophs, and more light
may eventually be expected upon the sub,c
TO which it relates;
When Douglas made his first Chicago speech
in July last The Washington onion expressed
great establishment that he should have reOpened
The settled issues If the late session of Congress
IN this matter the UHioH was sincere, for il wa 5
aware OF fact of which the public was iguo-
rant There had been negotiation between
Mr. Douglas and the President, in which they
mutually agreed to iguoro the past. Mr., Doug
las It pulated not 10 dig up Lecompton, nor at
lack the Administration, nor aSSBli the Engllsh
bill while on his part the President engaged Ia
let the Judge aud Illinois politscs atone until
after the election. These Srliclgs we're upon
certain cond: lions. which have not been d.
vulged but one of the conditions were violated
by the Prrsiden before Douglas reached Chics.
so.
The rorucS have SIMPLY fallen out over the
/ spoilS %, 1851 Had Buchanan kept his word
/ her5 would have been no contention between
! Drmo, ro's ia Illinois; but what beside unstul
/ ',rt'el .u' rcrsiS' nj ucachrrN and bad I ith
! ,Ould b. loosrd ton from any source which nrO-
/ uouu,ci l. compton fair aud honrste
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-21

We have nothing positive from Indiana, but
reports leave no doubt but the Republicans have
achieved glorious victory. Our last reports on.
ly give the locofocos threo'out OF eleven congress
men, In the present congress, they have six
John G. Davis, Anti-Lecompton, will act with
the eight Republican members on all subjects re.
lsting to the extension Of slavery. The demo.
Gratis claim the election of their State ticket by a
small majority Tho Republicans, it is believed
will have one majority in tho State Senate, and
eight or ten in the House That is doing we'll
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-21

aS'rhe Democrat iailed to make its appearance
last week. The result of the election is sup
posed to have been too much for our young
friend to stand up under We would advise
him. however, to bear it as patiently as possible,
and prepare for still more overwhelming de-
feat the next time 1t must come--thcre is
nothing more aertain. The people have put tho
seal of their condemnation upon all poudercrs To
Pro-saveYsm, and there is no way for escape
left to the defeated and divided enemy except to
desert aud come over TO our ranks.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-21

LrcAs COUNTY FAIR.--rhe Fair held by the
Lucas County Agricultural Society, came of
last week We visited the grounds on Thursday
for short time only, aud can therefore give no
lengthy report Of the exhibition. As whole
il was credtablG for variety and excellence of
stock, machinery, produce, &c. The atten,
dance was large, and the officers Of the Society
displayed commenduble wisdom and enterprise
in the performances of every duty, In the alb
sencc of the President J, Austin Scott, Esq
fast Vice President, performed his duties. The
receipts we understand, were quite sufficient tc
meet all expenses,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-21

&9-TAKE NOTICE We would call the attention
of readers TO the advertisement found in another
column OF to-day's paper, of the great and popular
remedy, DIR. Mauus celebrated Ague Bais&m, which
20 be working wonders in the cure OF chlls, f
yer and aSpc, pre- aent in the western country
is not Of; n we notice patent medicines; indeed, "
think ~ have never puiFed before; hut Dr. Maun'
Balsam is something supcriort any ot5 found in
our market that cannot forbear asking the atten-
ton OF our readers 80 it, When We remember the
amount Of suffering caused by this scoge Of the
wes amSug all classes Of citizens and many cons
tons racked ans destroyed b, this mGlady, aud the
different cur,S offered and proved unarsiu git is
truly gratA ing 10 as, and will undoubtedly lie to on
patrons anu friends &c learn ths remedy has a. las'
been discovered and placed within the reach nf ali
and that will do al that is claimed fof IT, Give II
q trial. sold hy all good druggisls,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-21

Nor SOUND CoRN.-It is pleasant TO see that
some of our wilfully blind democracy are get
ting their eyes opened. The Sentinel, demo-
cratic organ in Hooking county. discourses
thus in reference to the Dred Scott decision:
1t is, therefore, a perfectly clear proposition
that the present principles Of the Admnistra.
tion in hg matter Of slavery in the territories are
not only rot tenable but are exactly contrary
to thos OF the party which placed ihe admin
istration in power and Inc profrssed principles
OF the men now composing the Administration
al the time Of their election.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-21

~ Ex Gov. Denver has written a letter 10 the
New York FriJnde,in which he attempts to show
that President Buchanan has been very lenicut to-
wards the FREQ State people of Kansas. One
would suppose, from the reading of his letter that
tho pro slavery border rulliNns were perfect piukS
OF morality and virtue, while the Free State men
were worse than pirates OF course the Tribune
gives him n few severe cuts, which don't leave II
grease spot OF the fellow.
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How the News Sits on washington
StOmaChs.
'i6u1tS dispatch saws

The New York Tribn:'s dispatch says;
WASHINGTON, Oct. II.
The Western election returns are severe
blows TO the Administration. which expected
gains in that quarter, The next House is now
regarded as lost.
Members Of the Cabinet say shat the TariG did
the work in PENNSYLVANIA.
The disps, ch oI the ltth to the Times says;
On being told this morning that the darkest
hour was just before daylight, the President re
sponded that it was broad day in Pennsylvania
yet as dark as though wrapped in midnight
darkness
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GooD--The editor OF tu Hardin County DEM
ocrat who is puiad up with eXorbtant IDEAS u
his own ability, recently attended lecture on
Phrenoogy, and had his bumps fell. The
poor Fellows head WAS so soil that the examiner
found il necessary 10 touch il hgafly. and here
fore would not sacrifice his reputation by pro
uouncingit it onything more than ''Some pumpkins; :
whcr,upon the aforesaid editor pitches in'o Phre
nology with vengeance. Who wouldn't?
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-21

SUGAR CANE,-At an evening meeting held
in Oskaloosa, Iowa, during the State Fair Mr.
Ballard,ol MahsSku county, said he Thought Su
gar Cane seed should b, gathered as soon as
brown and always before frost Had made mo
lusscs but no sugar. Produced at ,he rate oi
300 gallons per acre, Leaves should be stripped
off two weeks before cutting the stalk, If the
stalks were covered with straw or hay freezing
did not injure, but rather increased the saccha-
rine matter. Clarified with milk. Seven gal
Ions juice would make one gallon molassas."
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Ew-F. R. Miller has just returned from the
the East, and his works do follow him, for great
piles OF new goods are now being received, and
he proposes TO sell them at the very lowest kind
of figures. AS soon as he "gets time TO
breathe" he will announce all Of the facts to
the people.
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The Want of Centurfo. s,,s

! ror centuries the vegetable and mineral kned.ms
were searched in vain for remedy that wond s,n.I
cute asease without exhausting the strength Of the
patient by violent purgation, At last it would seem
h man the honr and the medicine have burst upon
the world. DR.. Robacks inestimable Scandinavia
BLOOD Pills are achieving the supposed impo,sibilty'
hey strengthen the system and fortify the consttn
ton while they annhilate not only the symntom. AZ
disense, but its seeds in the blood In this mnortart
work the BLooD PURIFIER is also said to bo newer
ful auxilury. See Advertisement
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Friend Carr was though ful enough 20 take
a few packages of "Dr Hunters Medical Man
ual' together with prescriptions warranted to
cure or forfeit fifty dollars, which, together with
the German Bttrrs. had been most eff ctual in
staving the progress Of those diseases which are
common TO promiscuous crowds that are too
fr ely mixed by congrnial feelings and loose
morals.
The glorious dawn obscuring from it the
heavenly light that was 10 have arrove, has ar
rivcn
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-21

OTDr. Peck, and Others who are interested
are making preparations for driving piles betwee'
the Grist Mill aud the Foundry, for the protcc
ton of the Hydraulic.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-21

For NAINs o.. Il WAS reported, IN the re-
.rr'. oI d. naue election. ,ha, one drmorral
Wast'.,lr. 80 'hc srrttc, huI lalrr ad,icts rem.
10 Jo#l.i iHl whether Jh- democracy Viii have
etr. one m.w NIB 'I,. to watch The opposition.
-Po,olrcs on" a'1 20 hav, been frs, an,eG
iu E'gIsnd IN l7l9,
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2B~ We learn that subscription paper is be
ing circulated tp raise money for the erection O.
q new church for the Presbyterian congreg alton
Of this place. They now occupy the Universe
list Church.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-21

ErFEcrs OF CoMErs--LooK Our Forty years
ago, the people of London beheld great comet
An article appeared in the Genteman's Msga-
zine, London Periodical, on the supposed in,
tiuence Of that comet. The following were the
influences summed up by the writer:
"Wasps were few, flies became blind and dis
appeared early; great many women brought
forth twins, and the wife of shoemaker at
Whi field had four children al birth
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a@-Hollabsuph for Hollowboy) is

aS-Hollabaugh (or Holowboy) is very much
out of humor because few copies of our Extra
got into Hancock county, and therefore calls us
Muggns' lnesmuch as that name might be
mistaken for Mnngen, winch is not very popu.
lar Just now, we don't know that any one
could be applied to us which would hurt our
feelings more, yet we will try and bear up I'M
der
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-21

MoTHs IN CANrErs.-The following remedy i,
better than Camphor or any other volatile repe
lor Wiring out crash towel, aud spread i
smoothly on the carpet wherever moths are sus
pected or detected. Then iron it dry wi h a no
iron, repeating If Necessary. The hot steam viii
penetrate the carpet, (not injuring the color a
all,) and kill both worms and eggs
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~ The Napoleon North- Wrst is down on Steed
ders in Lucas connry. becaus' they did not i'm.
port votcls enough to carry The county and cleo
Mungan That's cool
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NhlaIneSOln,

We have nothing but vague rumors from Min
nesota. yet there is no doub. but she has caught
the an,ilocofoco fever, and gone against modern
democracy. Perhaps the Indians have not voted
up there this year.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-21

~ Hon. Thomas Corwin has consented tc
make few stump speeches in Illinois, for Lin
coin, prior to the election. Hon. s. S Cox also
goes there, and will assist Douglas.
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Gy-rhe sidewalk alluded to last week by our
correspondents, hns ben repaired, II all our
itrzens would h. as prompt to keep their
walks in repair as Peer Crdnker, there would
b. little cuuss for complaint.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-21

1T has been ascerIained hat the vessel which
was sunk of Mont Point, under suspi cious
circumstances few weeks ago. was SLAYER
thot had recently landed nine hun'hed slaves in
Cuba. The maze and portion OF The crew have
been arrested
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-21

"A legal writer, in Havana, says there has
not been decision Of pecuniary importrnee, in
the Supreme Tribunal of the island, within the
last two years, which has not been purchased
with gold
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-21

The ladies of Iowa are decidedly Cast
On the 18th utimr, arace ofiadies on foot came
off at Iowa city, for prize OF a silver cake bash
ct. The prize was won by Miss Handy.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-21

the Washington Union fears that Mr.
Doug as will kill the Democratic party in Illinois
1t he does, we guess the nation will pronounce
it q case of juSiiable homicide.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-21

The NEST valuable span of horses in the
United States are said TO be owned by Commo
dore Vanderbilt, of New York. They are match
ed horses. They cost him 10000, and he has
been offered $4,000 for them.
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We have very indefinite election returns from
Iowa, yet what we have received, indicate Re,
publisan gain.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-21

milwaukee. in Wisconsin, rejoices in
law abiding people. There is a city ordinance
which fsrbids swimming within the city limits
and one offs patriots, who slipped in the rive
the other day, went eheerlulIy to the bottom
without struggle rather than violate it,
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dev> This week concludes the publication OF the
ofnclal Abstract" and we shall therefore be able
o give more reading matter hereafter.
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There is grocer uptown who is said to b,
so mean, that he was seen 20 catch hy off hi
counter hold him up by his hind legs, and lool
in the cracks OF his feet TO see if he hadn't beer
stealing some Of his sugar.
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rs-In the case OF Sarah L. Acorn VS. John
Nj Cloud anl Mary Cloud m action for slender,
,vied in our court last Tuesday, the pla autG re-
covered iudsn snt for rdamaccS OF 81 0O0.
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AeWs have not yet received the official vote
OF this Congressional district. Ashley's msjori.
~ 10 about 600.
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.es-Kreps is re,eving another instalment Of
new goods, lie keeps business moving in lively
manner Give him call.
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es-A friend writing us from Ciarksville, Tenn,
narrates the following thrilling incident aud mar.
row escape of life, which beats the very dick
ens:'
A GREAT CoLLIsIoN--NARRow EscAPE--
About o'clock TO day, while lad of four years
was playing on the roof of a three story house. he
made misstep, aud commenced making railroad
time down the roof, until he had reached next the
last course Of shingles, when the seat Of his pants
came in collision with large splinter which held
him captive until he was rescued by his father,
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GS-The contest between Vallandigham and
Campbell, in the Dayton district, resulted in the
election OF the former, by between 100 and 200
majority
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There are only two cities in Germany, or il.
the world, which contain more Germans than
l~NeW York
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The artist next found himself in company
with young aspirant who claimed to b" an
Old Line Wing. His aspirations led him to
join the Know Nnthings, but then, h. never
liked that institution very well, and now he
was good modern democrat,
Keeping Step 10 the Music Of the sTnion,
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e0>J' Clancy Jones, just defeated for congress
Pennsylvania, has been appointed Minister to
Austria.
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N-y-Al a late mas me ing m lNaoiS n ban
ncr wa, carried, rprascn,ng a COW With Buchan-
en paliing at her ho"ns, ant Doucl holding on
TO her TAIL while Lincoln was qnie,,y milking her,
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"A maiden lady named Edgerly, died at
Bangor Maine on Sunday, at The great age of
III. Celibscy does not Seem to have short ned
her life
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SS-'rhe ever active Republicans of Maumee
City had jubilee on their own hook last Fri
day night. The cannon was fired, a ,orch-ight
procession paraded the streets aud martial music
aroused the enthusiasm of the multitude of pco
pie who participated in the jollifcation Brief
and pertinent speeches were made by ]. Austin
Scott, of Miami, and B. w. Johnson, of Mont
gomery township, Wood County Three hearty
cheers were given for the Republican party,
three for Gen. Ashley, and three for Lucas coun
ty The greatest enthusiasm prevailed through
out. Only one locoroeo was seen in the streets,
and he disgrnccd his family connections by the
lowest species OF political blackguardisln, We
have no objection to n man because he is loco
foco but there are common dccencics of life which
should be observed ut least by those claiming to
give tone aud character to society, aud especially
by those who undertake to instruct the youth in
good morals A hint, &c.
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Ohio Election.

The result Of the election in Ohio is most
gratifying. The Republican State ticket is
probably elected by $4,000 majority, being a
gain in the State OF abou, $4,000 over the vote
mlssi yesr. Twelve of the Congressional dis.
Hicts last yeor gave Payne a msjority Of their
votes for Governor and nine voted for Chssc.--
This year we elect fifteen members of congress
and the locofocos only carry six dss;ric,s-just I
ens.bslf the number that went for Payne one
yesrago. We loose our congressman in the 4th
and llth districts, and gain members in the 81,
sth, 10th, 18th, aud l7th, as follows:
Republicans. Democrats.
LIST Dist Geo H. Pendleton,
~ J. A. Gurlcys
81 {. l. Vsllondgham
dth w. II. Allen,t
9th James NJ Ashley,
9Th William JIovor1
Tth Thomas Corwin
9Th H. Stanton
9Th " John Carpy,-
10Th {. NJ Triinble,.
I'm G. d. Martini
l2lh SIS Coz,
18th John Sherman,
ldth Cyrus Sphinx
10Th William iIeImick,*
10Th G. B. T0mpklns.
l7ih T. c. Theaker,+
18th " s Edgerton.
18th Edward Wade
goth " John Hutchins.
2ln " }. A. Binghsm,
Republican gains tD.mocrotic gains
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How ,TIleY Swenr I

Poor Billy Mungeh thought the Republicans
abused him most shamcTuly before tho election,
but We never heard him SO generously abused by
his political opponents az he has been by his sup
porters since the election The poor fellow went
all over tho district representing that he would
carry Hancock county by u tremendous majority
aud of course, would bo elected; " they might BET
high on that" Aud they did bet high" on it,
aud their bets are all gone to - Davy Joness
Now they "roll the most horrid oaths under their
tongues ns sweet morscls," because they say, he
lied to them! Strange beings they must be, to
have been in the IocoIoco party all this time, and
not learned to risk nothing on the word of one of
their leadersl They ought to lose their money!
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--=--==a==-, -=a-
MARRIED.

On tho 18th, by the Rev. b. F. Foster, j. II. CHo.
LETTE ot Louisville, KY, and Miss LOUISA Ii. DICK
Er, of Indianapolis.
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a little sport now and then,
Is relished by the best of men.
FOR SALT RIVER!

1
| Our good Locofoco friqnds who found thit
climate not suited to their peculiar ternpera
menIs, embarked, euily on Wednesday morning
of last week, for the head waters Of Sol, River.
II is reported that Buchanan has expended enor.
nous sums Of money 10 make a chsnnel.extend-
lug much ierther up towards the head-wstc
than II has ever before been uavigqblc. Fish.
such as muIleth'ais ana sheep. .hcads--fowls
such us tom.'its, sopsuckefs and ny.upthe.
creeks--animCls such as skltks, hedge hogs.
&c, are said TO be quite plenty up there
The company embarked on the rotten old
Scow Locofoco, properly differed, booking very
much " under the weather" which induced our
young Iocoioco friend w. ], Britain, Travelling
Ageni for Hoondnd's German Blt,r,. to 20 out
IN their company with cargo Of his universal
p'naceo. AS they go out into The Miumee Bay,
The strong winds rack the old scow and a few
oil those who wish ii want them" grow excl
ted and cry for deliverince, but an old bruispr
who never scratched his ticket" sen, them
below and cried out " don't give up the shin. y
Just at this point our artist sketched the scene.
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The Qunkcrs Have Voted
" no does not believe that the Quakers have
oted this year'
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S,IRrrs ofTurpeHtins just received
- PICK HkNELT0N.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
sheriff Sc Sale.


Charles S. Brett VS.. {. w. Mcdonald. ct al.
Rf virtue of an execution to ma directed and dev-
ID cred from the Court OF Common Pleas of Lucas
county Ohio, in he above entitled cause will Of
fer al public sale, at the shop OF j. Clark in tho viii
lags OF Gllead. Wood county, Ohio
on Monday, November l, 1853,
between the hours OF and oclockP. Nj of said iay
the following described property, wit: Que two
horse top buggy, and strings Of brlatwo anyils one
vice one bellows, two screw plates aud the fixtures,
one drilling machine, one small Sledge hammer three
heading tuols--one set hammer, and one creaser
/ Oct 2l, Is j3--24w2.l T.. W. NORTON, Sheriff
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Our artist has made fly my trip TO salt Riv-
sr, and returns just in time to report The condi-
ton of affairs. He found them encsmped in
two companies, and in most deplorable state
of mind. Here are the two parties:
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BOOTS and SHOES.

He offers splendid stock of Doors and SHOES, NAV
Iufactured expressly Tor himself from Ladys hnes
slipper, to the honest yeomans stoutest stogy.
4 large assortment of