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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-09

4 person cannot look upon the map without
being convinced that Toledo occupies a position
which must make her equal to, ifnot greater than,
any other city IN the West Already her ship.
ments Of grain, -four &c, is only second to Chi
cago, and bears favorable comparison with the
trade of that city. Ten years hence when all this
North Western portion Of Ohio, the fertile North
spn Indiana, and the rich Southern Michigan
yield their bountiiul stores OF wealth 20 the hus
bsndman, the comparatively local business OF the
place must be greatly enlargcdi while the vas
scope of country, to which she is reaching out he
iron arms must depend for Goods, Groceries, sac,
upon the wholesale trade Of Toledo Her interests
are endangered by no rival city--her trade is eI
elusivey her own, and must Remain hers NJ
new channel can be opened to seriously affect he
Understanding can direct her trade from il
natural channels. Her growth must be rapid
healthy. and long continued, The laws OF deman'
and supply cannot but make her large city.
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The Battle WAKES warm.

The Democracy have been pinching bting,posc
pulling gouging, and punching each other in the
ribs in private way, until, losing all control Of
their tempcrs, they are now knocking each other
from their "pius" in open fight. Fol time they
tried to moIliry their anger, but it was no go
At the mass Convention held in Columbus last
winter they had the tcmerity to deuounce Old
Bucks" policy; aud Secretary Stanton, in address
ing the Convention, handled the Administration
without gloves, but in July last they had dscov.
cred that old Buck was o man OF ability. wis
dom, patriotism, and experience Now this was
all we'll enough, but it was not sufficient to make
all the anti.Lccomptons "cavc in" anu despite
their convictions, yield implicit obedience 10 the
pro-savcry policy Of the reigning monarch.'-
The few independent Democrats who dare to think
for themselves are having a bard time oft. Doug.
las is being pushed 10 the wall by his old party
friends, and many OF them are only too anxious to
give him stab that will " finish him. 1t is "A
war Of desperation, aud he is pucldly fighting
for life, but he is destined TO sucGumh. Other
Democrats who have had sufficient Independence
to entertain aud express an opinion of their own
arc also being hnjtd.
In the XlVth Congressional district IN this State
the regular convention nominated Col Manypcn-
ny who. it is said, is strongly anti Lccompou
This does not satisfy the Administration party and
he, too, must ago under" Jonathan Swank, an
old.linc Democrat, who is " sound on the goose,
has been nominated by the simon pure democracy
of that district in opposition to Manypcnny.
Aud thus the war goes on among the "uuit
Democracy Lccompton is dead, say they. There
is no longer Kansas issue, and yet they are fight
ing each other to the death about these " deat
horses" Yes, gentlemen, there is n Kansas issue
IIecompton is not dead The frauds Of the so
called democracy, against the people OF Kansas
will continue to be liUe issues until those who
had n hand in them shall have been hurled from
Office and political power
| Cox, who is "a candidate for ro-ccction--the maj
who cNved in y at the eleventh hour must " g
to the wall" Cas-, tho Republican candidate op
posed to him, aud up to 1856 democrat, mus
succeed him. Verify, the democracy are in no
water; the battle between their different faction
wakes warm, but yet they are "unit." BY til
way, who will get Mungen to say whether he
I,ecompton or unti-LecomptonY Has hc an oplnio
on this most Interesting question? We woul
give our last years almanac TO know how III
Hon gentleman stands on this pcrplcXing Kans;
question Stand aside and let the "unt d,
rnocracy have free fight over the dead issues
of this Cpplpnipn!
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To the GerIisnus.

II is q well understood fact that our German
citizens are our most bcrty.loving classes. They
hate oppression us much il not more, than the
people of any other nation, and yet some Of them
are beguied by the name Democracy, to support
the so called Democratic party Will not the
proceedings in Congress during the debate on the
Kansas question, with ts Lecompton Bill and the
English swndle. convince the honest portion of
the German voters that the Democratic purity is
not Republican in principle, that it is attached TO
slavery, and is The only formidable slave party in
the land. How can the Germans-the hard
working Germans The berty-loving Germans
sustain party whose whole policy is pro-slavery
ii party endorsing the Dred Scott decision, the
most obnoxious of all fugitive slave laws-and
which has consumed all the time Of the last Con-
gress together with millions of the public money
in order to force slavery upon the people of Kan
sas? Can it be possible that there is single Ger
mau who will in the coming election, aid to sus-
tain in power party, whose life and soul is in fa-
vor of anarchy?
Did you not leave your own native land and
seek home here, because of the oppression fyour
luWS-DCCduSO llc ldDOllilS Clusoco tnVle SOulu
have no freedom in common with the privil-
edged classes? Does it need argument to con-
viuce you that the Republican party is the free
party of this country? Look at the acts of the
Republican representatives in Congress. Have
they not labore@ to secure Kansas for you, free
from the communicating influences of slavery?-
Have they not at all times and under all circum-
stances, spoken out as one man in favor of the
greatest freedom to the citizens of our country?
You have in this Congressional district voice
| in Congress. Germans, is it necessary TO solicit
your votes in behalf of freedom-to urge upon yor
the Importance of voting for a man who stands
pledged to sustain Republican measures? You ar,
citizens of this country, and on you devolves tht
duty in common with us oil, Of perpetuatng thu
Republican principles Incorporated into our law
by the heroes and statesmen who first organized
our government. Do not esteem the duty tr
fling one, but in the spirit which led you from an
archy at home, assist us in keeping down anarch
aud oppression here.
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paper, and we would recommend all suffering from
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selves of trial Of this remedy Sold by all druggists
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The State Fair.

We learn that i, is the design Of the Cleve.
land x Toledo Railroad Company to secure the
use Of the Mad River Road from Clyde to San
dusky City during the State Fair, This will
enable them TO run cars directly from Toledo
10 Ssndusky City, and will greatly Occommo'
date persons visiting the Fair from this part OF
the State.
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pRICES CURRENT.
Toledo Market.
nnnnln Market--Sent. Oth. IsSs.

The supply Of aour is large and in excess of the de
mand, which Is moderate; holders Erm; sales 50O
bbls SO for state; 25tt5 SO from to choice ex
D.. Mich. aud Can; Is for douh. eN Wheat in good
supply and moderate demand; market steady; sales
20,OO0 bu at lO5 for prime Mill Club; Is for red o.
2SGl 80 for good 10 choice white Mich, and Can
Corn quiet demand limit1ii sale OF i've thousand
bushels prime, az 6je,
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A person who signs himself Socialist, from
Chesleryille, Morrow county, advertiSes in the
Berlin Age Of Freedom that he wishes TO cores
pond with Socialists relative to establishing Il
colony Of that breed of animlls in Morrow
county, lie says he has good farmland the pres
ent is throught favorable time to make move
in that quarter
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a,r- Onr ntishhor "a lhe Democrai gINIies Q

Sss- Our neishbor .! The Democrat glories over
the nc nomination Of Burns and Hall for Con-
gress. Hear him talk:
--"lIon. l.. w. Hail, was re nominated for
Congress in the DemCcratic Convention ot the
9th District, at Upper Sandusky, ON the 27Ih. -
So "the work goes brayely on. From every
part of the State chimes in the encouraging i'll
leuigence Of the nomination OF the very strong
est and best working Democrats for Congress,
and what is still better, the assurance that they
will be elected. win not Ohio be redeemed
this fall What is TO hnder2
1--WE learn from the Coshocton Democrat
that General 8uns was ro.nominuted by the
Democratic Congressional Convention by occla
nation Major Siamhaugh, a very effective
speaker has already taken the stump with Gen
Burns. The election OF the old war horse is re
gtrded as sure
We look upon this as purely specimen o
progressive democracy Last winter the Demo
crat was loud in its deuunclauouS OF the lie
compton constitution aud those who supported
it, Now it rcjoiccS over the re-nomuation o
two OF its own party from this State who sup
| ported that Infamous measure. The inconSS
Iency of such course is SO palpably aOSur'
! that it amounts to downright dishonesty. Th
! Democrat does not even admit thatit has change,
sentiments on this L"compton issue but i
willing to volunteer its putting services in behal
! OF those who sustained that measure.
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2se>rhe wal between Blchtnan aud Douglas
is now more violent than ever heretofore. BY
an extract in another column from the Wash
mgtou Union, it win be seen that ali Douglas
men are ruled out OF the party by the Admins
tration. Some OF Douglass friends will iGh,
manfully for their principles, but h SITS Of them
will desert him aud join the standard whicl
is erected at the White House where the spoils
are distributed. Even the Cleveland Plain
Deuler will hesitate sometime before it wiz
publish Forney's truthful aud manly expose o.
Buchanan's treochery to the North.
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Let there be general turn out to hear Mr.. A.
at the several places named. He is a pleasing
and instructive speaker, and an able advocate
Of Republican principles.
By ORDER OF Woop CEN Con-
Sspt g. 1858.
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s~Mr. George Combe the great champion Of
philosophical phmuOlOgy in England, and the ou-
thor OF +" The Constitution OF Man" died recently
at Moor Park. Surrey, where he was staying for
the benefit Of his health.
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A Card from DIR. James Nj. Jarrett, of

4 n cara from Dr. James vi. Jurrett, Oh
THE NEW YORK LUNG INFIRMARY.--My
connection for the past Ell ght years with the above
Institution Chief Ply sCian, and twelve years course
of steady devotion to the of Pulmonary Consump-
ton and its kindred diseases, together with my unri
vailed opportunities and advantage of pathological
research-aided not little by perfect system of
Medical IuhGidtiOHhas enabled me TO arrive at de-
csive direct and successful course of treatment for
the positive end radical cure of all diseases of the
Throat, Lungs, and Air-Passages. BY inhalation the
vapor and curative properties of medicines are direct
is addressed to the diseased organs and the integu-
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of any kind the exclusion of general treatment and
although consider it useful aduvant in the propcr
cement OF those fearful and often fatal Diseases
yet deem very necessary that each patient should
have the benefit of both general and local treatment
The success of in the above diseases and
the high character of the Institution which
have long had the honor to preside are too we'll
| known 10 need any eulogy or comment from me. A.
the solicitation many private and professional friends
through whose philanthropic aid the above charity
has been long and literally supported and after due
consideration, have concluded 10 make snch arrange
ments will bring the benefits of my experience and
treatment within the reach of all, and not conhne my
self heretofore TO those only who entered the In
hrmary, who were able TO visit me at my Office
Hoping therefore that the arrangement will give entire
satisfaction both to my professional brethren and the
public would respectfully in conclusion
that can now be consulted PrsonaHy on all diseases
as above and that the medicines the same used in
the Institution prepared to suit each individual case
Iuha!iHg IdpOrS, Medical bhaiers &c, &c, will be
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| or the Conoios TrnMs-MY terms of treatment by
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the balarce Sc at the expiration of the month the
patient be cured is entirely satisfied with the treat
ment. Patients giving full history of their case, and
their symptoms in full can be treated we'll by letter
as by pe sonal examination Patients availing them
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diae and permanent relief he seldom has 10 trs al
a case over thirty days. Letters for advice prompt,
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w OOsa COVgSstV
Esl5@ REAL ESTATE AGENCY. q

Eea3- -NEAL ESIAIE AGENCY. @aY
Il. 81 Ed. K. EHOLAENBECEk.
WYE have for sale and now Offering upon reas-
w Onahle terms, 10000 acres of land lying in
Wood county, Ohio.
The above lands include good farms and farming
land, prairie and timbered lands, lying in Montgom-
cry Middleton. Plain, Freedom, Liberty, Lake, Jack
II, Portage, Milton. Troy, Henry, Webster, Bloom.
Center, Perry and Perrysburg township and town
lots in the town of Perrysburg.
We ents for the sale OF the lands known as the
WadswOrth Lands"
Also agents for the sale of the lands known as the
Ely Lands" AID for those known the Baker
Lands"
We have alse for sale about 1000 acres of land ly-
ing in Fulton, Putnam. Henry, Seneca, Lucas Wyan-
dot, OttaNa and Saudusky counties.
Persons wishing to purchase any of the above lands
W II enquire at the office.
y.a5~ Office in The Court House with Probate Judge
+. Il ID X. HOLLENBECK.
Aug. 10, l85S--l5ti Perrvsburg, 0.
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Republican Meetings.
GEN. JAMES NJ. ASHLEY

will address the people of Wood County a
tho following, places on the important polltica
questions of the day, to wit:
NEw ROCHESTER,, Sept 81, o'clock, p. Nj.
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Peoples Mass Meeting,


Republican County Convention,
GOV. SALMON p. CHASE,
HON, n. r. WADE. GEN. JAS. NJ. ASHLEY,
And other distinguished Republican speakers are
expected to be present and address the people OF Wood
county at Bowling Green.
ON SATURDAY,, SEPTEMBER II, 1853,
let thoro be general turn out to hear the Champi'
ems Of the genuine democratic principles, as held TO by
the Republican Party. in opposition to the sp"rions
democracy, as promulgated by the present Admins
tration aud its official supporters.
The Republicans OF Wood county arc requested to
meet in Convention in same place, and on same day,
ate o'clock for the purpose of selecting candi-
dates for the following county Offices. to wit; Sheriff
County Commissioner, and Coroner; also tC transuct
sach other usual business uy be presented for the
onsideration of the Convention. .. ...
Delegates the Convention will please be in nttcn-
danoo punctually ut the hour il is desirable to
pcditc the business much possible to give oppor
tunty to hear the distinguished speakers who will be
present to address u.s.
BY order OF the Central Committee.
Aug. Ia. 1858. JAS. w. ROSS, Chairman.
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Mons HARMoNy,--rhe Douglas democracy
controlled the Congressional convention, in the
Muskingum district and Geo, w, Manypenny
received the nomination, This failed to please
the Buchanan wing Of the party, aud they now
have their candidate in The field as a Simon
pure specimen. Sach harmony must be graft
iyinI 10 the unterritCd.
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Wood Com. Pleas. Vacation after June Term,
A. ID. ISNR.

Abiiah Chile adm'r Of the estate of Elias Whipple,
decd VS.. Appha Whipple. TT omas l.. Bane, et.al.
TNHE son of Elias Whipple. by his first wife, whose
Il. given name as we'll as place of residence is
known, will take notice that August 23, 1858, Abijuh
Chile administrator OF Elias Whpple late of Wood
county, Ohio, deceased filed petition in the court of
Common Pleas of Wood county, Ohio, setting forth
the nsuiciency of the personal estate and effects of
said deccdent to pay his debts and asking an order
for the sale of his real estate, described the wes:
half of the east part of the northwest of
ton twentynine 29 town five (5) north range eleven
(l1 east to pay the and for the assignment of
dover to Apphia Whipple. widow of said deeedent,
therein, ana TO ascertain ond pay of certain alleged
claims against and liens said real estate Said pc.
titon will be for hearing the October term to wt:
October IL, 1865, of said Wood county, Ohio court
of Common Pleas.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty. of Plf.
Aug. 2G, 1S5S-l6w6S4 "a
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20 The Administration papers in Judge
Halls district are growing Justify over the de
feat of the Dougla.ites in the re nomination OF
Hall for Congress. What 10 the Douglas men
hink OF that?
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