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of which we have now on hand the following
List to which wn shall, continue. to add until
We get complete assortment:
Sum: Pro; FL. Fa ON Sum. Pro-; Ca. Sa. OH
Sum. Pro; Sub. Writs !. Sub. Tickets in Lava
Sub: Tickets.iu Equity kEf: Fa; Ca- Sa.; Ca. 81
in Case Copy Writ in Casa; Deeds of ConvcY
ancc; DECLARATION on Note Commission to n
anime Witnesses; Judgment by Confcssionf,
Assa(lRsit; Ju$ on Writ of Enquiry, DamsEs
Asses by Clerk-Debt or Assumpsit, J,dg.
by Confession in Debt OH Single Bill JudemGt
on Writof Enquiry Damages Assessed by JuS
Judgmcntf4f Assumpsit ut Issue. Plea Wkh.
drawn P0sie Judgment on Issue Tried, VfSict
for Plaintiff; Mortgage for Personal ProyiSty;
Mortgage Of Real Estate; Magistrates Sum yons;
Do Executions; Do. Recoguizance; Sum- lns to
Dcfauting JuroM
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PFINTING.

fNllE Propretors of the ADnEvIILE BANNER
l. would respectfully inform the public that
they are prepared to execute all kinds Of Bob
work with ncatness and dispatch. Having
incurred considerable expense for printing mate,
rlals, they have hcsitancy in saying that they
are as we'll prepared, and can do as neat work
as any other establishment i'll the up;country of
South Carolina.
They will also keep on hand complete u.s.
Sortmcnt Of
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Chick SPrin&s,
Greenville District.

iii lliE Subscribers having purchased -, -,
gu that welI-known and long-cstabIisl,ed Iii
Summer Resort, Chicks Springs,
within 10 miles Of Grccnville, have nut the
premises in the most thorough, repair. They arc
determined to spare no efforts to make the
SPRINGS all that can be desired, whether to
the invalid seeking health, or those in quest of
pleasure.
The salubrious and invigorating qualities of
these waters having been we'll known to the
travelling public for the last twenty years. il is
deemed unnecessary to enter into detail; but
any further information or reference will he
carefully furnished upon application to either of
the proprietors.
The HOTEL will be open for the reception of
visitors OH the 1st of June, and will be kept
open during the season.
IL gives US pleasure to add that the former
Proprietors, the Messrs. CHICK, will spend then.
summer $, at the Springs, and will be glad to see
their many friends there.
J. T. HENERY.
+. TALBIRD, -
j. BURSEY.
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i%ttcTs, CcrtIncrtcs and notices from The press
iron all parts OF the world, may be seen ut our
sa'e'room Descriptive circulars sent free to
S. ID. 4 II. w. SMITH,
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Lord P.'s Last.-Lord Palmerston said
rather a neat thing to Mr.. Punch at tho
Reform Club, last Tuesday, about quarter
before 8 p. m. Mr.. Punch was urging him
to give something better than baronetcy
10 Sir Harry Havelock. "He ought to
have all possible honors," said Mr.. Punch.
."bere, the man las won nine battles. -
"Thats just it," said Palmerston aat nine
honors don't count" "Let's liquor" said
Mr.. Punch. ,M - ~, (
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FracI1ohs Of Sqllircs Will be charged in proper
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cI3 Business Cards for the term OF one year,
VIII be charged i'll proportion to the space they
occupy at One Doitar per line space.
cB For all advertisements set in ,}ouJlc coJ.
"mn, Fifty per Cent. extra will be added to tho
above rates.
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Far Banner;
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For PrcSS
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day, at 6 O'clock A. M. - rs
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day and Saturday marhip sssa So: III EfssSi
:, EBc By change 81 Seff edule f the ks.l
5ingtons Railroad, passengers will arriy6 insfIrr
TO take the night train for AtlaSSSs and
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AT aparty one evening bachelor made
the astounding assertion that every lady in
tho room made practice of taking off her
left stocking last. One half denied tie fact,
the other declared if it were SO he had no
right to know it, and with one voice they
pronounced him "no gentleman" Hewas
so butfeted that he was glad ofa opportun-
ii!y to giveSthe following explanation /. i
u Whichever stocking lady takes Of
Jsrsa the other is necessarily LETT, which
must Of course be- taken off last e s''' Is
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Thsal u ppisst snsa 81 tls
tW,ithjnst wealth boagh e, kM q
its; and justsehin nren, i Ra
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-07
LOCAL AND LITERARY.
NEfUBLHCAN COUNTV THGszru
GsS2M
SSssZSAES
FOR SHERIFF,
CHESTER w, NORTON.
FOR COMMISSIONERS,
SAMUEL NJ. CHILCOTE.
FOR CORONER.
JOHN ELDER.


>, "a ueEAr CoUNrRY.--A writer in the n
true Delta, exhibits bigoted admiration of
ms own country by cataloguing some of the hiT.
1U'ngs OF nature within the boundaries of he
United States, thus:-- - ''''
Inc largest cataract in the world is Minor.
faiIs,where. in a stream three quarters Of n NIL
wide' the waters OF the great lakes nlungs bnn-
dred and sixty feet nun
Inc largest cave--the Mammoth Cave. K.r.
.ucky' where you can make a voyage on a sinh.
terranean river, and catch fish without eyes-tha
nose % "havlng entirely ''
in length. -f'loo miles
The largest vaIley-that of the Nis,isei,,;
conItSinlng halt million ofsquare miles S,d ono
OF The most fertile regions of the globe U''N o'''
long SOU miles
The largest natural bridge-thst OF Ceder Cr.ek
IN virginia of9O feet span and over gap ESQ
lhe largest mass Of ofiron-thc Pilot Knob I,or
miles around ''e' "'s" anu TWO
20, ine longest rOlroad--the Illinois Central
''I T. nl''es IN length, and costing Sl5 OO0 000
Tue greatest number of miles of railroad in
proportion to surface is in Massachusetts ,rba,a
mere Is more than mile of road To eyerv ."nsre
mile OF territory. ~ e'e! square
~ Ne longest ssqueduct-!he Croton Of N.w yo,L
90 l-2 miles long '''" u -'e" ''FS
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RlrriHsa RaIn-
David Lee. VS., Thomas Lee, ct al.

- ~, - -L!1lI!It.s. I!IUII1s Lev OF al.
virtue OF an order Of sale to me directsd in ,L !.
~ - above entitled case, from the court of Common
I'"s oI wood county, Ohio, will offer for sns a.
he Hoor o the court house. in Perrysburg on Sam
"{ ths 10Th day of October, 1853 between m. bonr.
o - O'Clock A NJ. and o'clock p NJ of said day ths
Son Of the south east quarter of ssca
'l""h north of range 10 in Wood county. Ohio
containing - acres To he sold subject 10 the dov.r
estate OF sarah Lee Said farm is in good stare OF enI
uEatloh ha'a fine roung orchard and good sprn rof
Terms of sale: One third cash on day Of saIs. oDs
thlro IN one year. and third in two ysars dsf.r
iscS. Z, ~ Nfetsr,'W ~ ~ PIsih-
}. 7. PRIC-, Auv
sept. ld. lS5s-- fgw5s3a0
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Janas insticc, Va, Joshua b. Smith al aI
vltao ot an ordercf sale % mo directed and J.I
- - ereo from the Court Of Common Pleas of MI
Connty ONO viii offer for sale at the door ~ az
Oo"'' houSe IN PerrNshurg, Wood County. Ohio on
saturday October 2S, 1855
ue'"een ne hours Of one mud O'Clock P NJ of s.it
u"y' th' following descrile Ell property 10 vi, III"
Hnrier OF the south east quarter OF ssotion
u'ct OF l1nd i"tely subject 70 .ae nj Bucyrns Ohio
CON- ,u'nG 80 rares ut aId, in Wood e. unty Obio
j, L.GRgrN attv q ". NORTON' Sly. TlIoo.
sept, %, lS5s--2ew5S9 25 Wv S"'''"'
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The Dying Wife.

Lay the gom upon my bosom.
Let ME feel her sweet warm breath.
Hnd +" strange amg chill i Ger ms passes,
would gaze upon the treasure
scarcely given e'er I go:
reel Aer rosy, dimpled fingers
wander o'ermy cheek of snow.
am passing through the waters:
Dui blessed shore appears;
h1eel beside me, husband dearest.
Let me kiss away thy tears.
"Gestle with thy grief, my husband.
CURVE from midnight until day:
~ may leave an angels blessing,
Nhenit yanisheth away.
Lay the gem upon my bosom:
lis not long she can be there,
see now to my heart she nestles:
Ils the pearl leve to wear.
In after years beside she
Sis another in my chair.
Ahongh her voice be sweetAr music
@hd her face than mine more fair:
ira cherub calls thee Father"
ar more beautiful than tLis
LSEe my ilrst'born! Oh, my husband
-, iurh not from the m0therlessl
icIl her something other mother
=, i0u can call her by my name!
sAieid her from the winds of sorrow.
IL she errs' Oh! gently blame.
Lead her sometimes where I'm sleenino.
VIII answer it she calls.
ana my breath will stir her rinplets
,, When my voice in blessing fails.
her soft black eyes will brighten
ana wonder whence it came;
III net Ieart' when years pass DER her.
She VIII find her mothers nnme.
1t Is said that every mortal
. Walks between two angles here,
one records the i'll, but blots il
1t before the midnight drear
han an repenteth-if uneancelled.
Then he seals for the skies
na , me righthaad angel weepetb.
no"'ng low with veiled eyes.
VIII be her right hand angel
9 sealing up the good for heaven.
@tIplvI1s that the midnight watchers
y Find no misdeed unfOrgiven.
GU WIN not forget me. husband
=. "hen J. m sleeping meath tie sod2
w, is'e the jewel given rs.
As love thee-uext to God.
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.Adlnlnistrntor,s snIe or Ranl E.,n.a

virtue Of an order from the Court of Co,or,oo
saIs rtegs OF wood County, Ohio shall Offer for
suu county ON the ?3d day Of October A. d. las ,l
NJ ga 'e h'Gr' Of 10 O'clock 4. NJ and o'cIock
the sc S1'' a. & &6lRe The real estate as
=. h' Town sec. 81. wt of S W 4 So ocros 49,,
gDpD, 9utIot no. ga in the town sf PsTrysbTg
Tppaissa at Slc5 also the following inots in SAID
each at so; l8s AT $5O GI5 az s7. STe - iSt ~
ehGn 1 az no; 1884, At sloN and 5j7, at $50
viz, ans relieving property in Lucas eonny Ohio
less, and appraised n 5000: nise CH more or
:, IN N'a9l Cit, appraised at sloe. To,m, Of
Interest tm,rs down balance in and years wih
''i',Tu THTu q IiPI IliiGPTIlgSgs on the premises.
sept, 23 lsjS--?sw5$Js0 ~ "N''''''''Fs'or'
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Atta ,hmrnt Nn,ico-

y y, Fcck, plAintIIl. ~ John AoeI daf.rda.
before y. LaFauce, j. T.. Troy 1wr. MOOD r.
Ohio ~"
me 4th day Of September. 1883 said Justic, ia
SUED m order e attachment in the above ar,ion
Tor hs sum Of forty eipht dollars and twents
GEMS and fwen'! dollars, probable costs
1,.,r. D. ERCK.
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9"f"" Cnr,lsS' 's' stephen Curtiss.

''li'"u L"i dlNorCe.
'I'lE det'ndent, Steph,n C,rtf.s will ,oL. n.,.
mat the plaintiff Sarah Curtiss, viii take denn.i
non IN the above ease at the Law Once Of yIsr q De-
~ 1ne ny OF I"l"fo, Lucas Couaty Ohio on the n Il,
a, ~ 'V",n'r i'H', between The hours oI o O'clock A
", ana clock i. NJ. said day. r. PhlCE
sept -, 1885 2Ow3Sl 90 prS
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NOTICE.


NoilCE is hereby given that the council of tho in
@SsVg&gaigAJlpSG"f ~ 6fP doaTsy2 7eTss ,i,;Ss
session A. d. 1853 Gn pursuance ofa vote dnIv tnteO
1T Tue annual election, held in said village of GrnI
umatr nm ordnance of the couucil thereof IN tLot
eHect asking said county commissioners TO anncv tLo
loIoWlhg territory to tho said ncornOrafsd villa to
WI bsglhhlS at the southeast corner of the 40,
Part oI I've norm west fractional quarter of section
OF town north, OF range east thence north nlnr,
H cast line OF said lot to the Maumee river thepcs
Following The bank of said river 10 the norib yysgt
corner ot the northeast fractional quarter OF section
g. same town aud range; thence south on tho ,yc.t
line OF dnoitl-east fractional quarter TO the sot
west corner thereof thence on the south Iina f
sad qiarter and tho first mentioned quarter tc tbn
pace ot beginning and hat said petition il sst fnr
nearing on the 81 Of December session a II
I9o' at O'Clock l.. NJ at tho Auditors Office OF mid
county. q GTyCs' VI '''u
@ , 4. J. GARDNER
S'JEFlEsoN; At'y Agcutsofsaid Corporatjop
Sept. oh, 1885 lSwfSiTO
MAJOR GENERAL ELECTTON
liH fIlDHcd electors Of the Ohin Noluntrer Mil.
VA taln the bounds of the sixth Division Of m,
n'i'iI' ana Volunteer Militia Of Oh,are her.by noti.
heH and ordered 10 NEE. AT their respective copran
"rol'' or county seat Of their respective counties
MiHlh shd Dlvslon on SATURDAY the 7sd dAy of Ortn
pef : - 1903, and between the hOu's - o'rloak
~ ana 3"cIuck +. NJ, proceed, acco. SSSt.o the law
pissed March 2sth 1857, to elect ono Major vncra
OF said division. '1
The Poll Books together with All parers 60 re-
CURED by law will he returned 70 The Department
By order of Commander ia Chief.
II. B. CARR NGTON
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PROCLAMATION!
The Electors OF wood Coum,v on,<

ships on the 26d Tuesday of October rs,+ ,h,. ,.
tue l-th day. between the hours ofG O'clock A n onG
ocl9ek p NJ, at ,he usual places of holding Eirrl
os tnereh or at such places the Truste5s thereof
may designate aud then and there proceed by bsIit 80
vote ior suitable persons to ill the following oces
one representative TO represent the 9Th Cameras
slot III dlstrict one Supreme Judge, one Comntroli
OF State Treasury, one Attorney GenerfI a @
missioner. one Coroner o"e Oohl-
The Trustees Of each township are re ,nired an a.,
day of election aforesaiS to select good ano
persons having the qualifications Of electof, 70 bs
number set OPPOSITE the name of their TOWNSHIP, 80
as 9"ror' Tor the Court ofConmon Pleas for tbe
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Noft' Tobscco,and Cigars-A, MOL
PICK & HAMILTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

tenS, On erteIingtthe Houss sourd 80 tie wn.ef
sts,es an Episcopal Minister expected 20 Oeeid.
after the people had assembled before word wss sa
rose and queried 70 know whether tbe prospect was
10 enter the remains in Friends grounds sad vas sn-
swerej In the affirmative
then informed them :hs: il was contrary 70 our
Raids 10 admit inermen.s in Our grouDd that IS con
drcted 90 this about 10 be- And We Considered II
tre,.pas. upon rights, After consulting together
they concluded 20 bury :he remains 10 tee Ep'scaPai
Ground.
Now would ssk what there !. in ia that psr,akes
Ct the dark and supertiticus which the winter audes
too Or does be wish "a 20 verge back again 70 the
dark dsys of persecution when under the influence OF
MtrceDary Priesthood Friends were hung At B9ssSn 20
for their testimony TO Free Go'ps! Nisstry And We
10 stand firm in bearing testimony against this
evil Wbioa Friends have suffered 50 deeply nor, N
obtaining the liberty that We DOW enjoy-fully 6eAey
ing the declaration OF CkT TO MS Dsc,pIes feei!
We have received freely give. DAVID ii BARNts
Hdrris0a J no l6,A 1855
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
TIVE BROADWAY RAILROAD.
a 90 TIE n. Y. Tyifene.

r-~>~p>rt~ree a. Tbf ~ y. Trit'ne
ALBANY, Aptl7, 1867.
Yesterdsy a coup deta. was made in relation 70
tAis measure that 10 calculated 20 AWAKEN se'fu.
reflections. This railroad is deemed one 'o'' WIZ
be very lucrative. 1t passes down ''e s'0~'v''
tAorosshfare in the world. bill was 'e'o'o ln'
Assembly conferring the right to mako IL u po' COZ,
tai. n.r,ons who have not BY any signal Puohc
neuits entitled themselves 70 20 'uc' 80
eh,se. Its value, by competent Juoge'
A aver +. million Of dollsrs question "as 'a'."
~, this Hill few days since when seeneu :" .,iui,
cate that the Assembly was agaihsn ~ s"eeess pe
IN The calendar was unfavorsoie W 'e .oo0o'. o. =.
T.sa.x VIZ howeyer. a different aspect was gwen 70
without notice motion was mace 70 take t1is
IN nt of order from the calendar and to order It
a. third reading. With the view OF preventing
an discussion upon its merits and all amendments,
IA preyious question ordered and bill OF this
important character was passed without any amend
saent or discussion, or examination OF It's merits Dy
the decisive vote Of "a TO 80. recOusldera.
f;op was then moved and lost, "a 10 90; and Dill
70 construct railroad in Broadway was passed, 50
far a. the Assembly could act, into law, by pre-
nopeerted and arranged movement entirely neon
sistept with fair and honest legislation.
/ have DO desire 10 enter into discussion OF The
merits or dement's of this rarOad but, as ci,zen
Of your city, protest against the grant Of so lucra-
tive franchise to any body of spectators, and as
q citizen Of the State, l more strongly protest
against the passage of such grant, under cireum-
stances and in manaer that warrant the conclu-
sien that the appliances Of the lobby haze proved
too strong for the virtue Of the representatives OF
the people.
Such things destroy the respect Of the commu-
nity for the Government; and when we find men
prominent in the Republican ranks equally proml-
nent in promoting the passage Of such measure,
IL affords too good reason for honest men 10 doubt
whether their professed zeal for Freedom is not
weIp 90 q cloak for sinister designs. }. u.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
INFORMATION RESPECTING KANSAS.

To the Edito, ef The v. J. Tribune
SIR: As there many people in tbi, city, and va
ous parts Of the country who are snxious to be in
formed upon the subject Of Kansas in relation TO
lands prospects Of business, &c propose to answer
all such as may choose to call upon me-
will also assist any who propose emigrating to tha,
Territory securing for them their passage tickets by
the most reliable and pleasant routes, and give them
letters which will secure them against imposition or
eXtOrtiop.
Having spent several months in that country sm
able to give to all who desire it many suggestions as to
what may be Necessary to provide for families expect
ing TO make a settlement there and will do with
pleasure if they will only take the trouble to call
To mechancs lsborers, farmers and capitalists II is
the place TO thrive ana become wealthy and prominent
and to the young men who desre honor, success and
fortune will prove TO be a they could wish, hope or
anticipate. ,,,..,,
Yours respectfully, X H. SHANNON
Ese- York March 20, 1855 No. III NASSAU street
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
TIE "HALEDIHE ACT

To ne ESl,er Q TAsN y. 1'is1s~
SIR: Your Albany correspondent, aBdef ss,s ss
I,,p ss a. Published in your paper Of he sh ss., y.
,ip, f III. sc, for apr tbe 81 sector Of he A.: MA
lion 10 the paynert Of sr, The Ss-forf Sentfa kSs>d
The &C, sought 20 repealed hsd been Aeoorsns % ssssis
80 ,,nusbs n.mb~rs Of the senate s1ireP1tSoa.y pusd
h,oufh The LEGISLATURE f3f he especil osnsh G. tss CsIir
Rs,o.a ~Ao the reput~ De usbo>H S - sen
.luded are, but soss :be sa,eneA laeoree' y II
R-.pSr,,h usde the chaEs. .ius u me, and .a
main. 70 os up ID. FscoIS aud hos s-T. ,1Ssy pd
h ,hs Ies.sure" II iu.rod ICED INTO The essLe
;hs th Of Msrch 1857 aud tha; Cay tne we"s ei
,-k.beS IN TAe Er,aisS JournaI The EeI: nofnins Is
Va. published in The irs1' dsc fnd' And hs'ssssos'ts
I r. OF IL .n 20 every on she Inc of ne rsi;
- - ale psper published T. renonsr<noe Nsns ts
p.sase was presented BY senator So1oo rv e
r. r,.sse 81 the bi N The senate l. was not pass>d
-, irri l. 1857 These facts beyond ny Saesoea vh,a
en- - by any ieep' NE f,he pHrera rae
bi a, very uujIs but no p..'.oser Snse ne eSen
rh 70 Be r,p.sro pays 40 ard nA eents pcr esA
% un,.s be es. three mile or les and here 80 cher
I'D "a the State but what allowed 20 charge move re ,hsa
.n n under this bill excep. the Hueson River AAssd Aai
lie way that cents per TIe sna % reeA ne
LATED furnishes better 1a-ors 20 ne ac xt
lone In the many tIsas :oE the 81
~ tr,ye As the New Yock Cer,Ts h
tlbasv Apnl 5, 1855
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

dread Of such ecsurerces - thess md gsssnes hs
country, that prevent many from e'opng aaAosxAs,..
row the principal papers Of tina. city eon,ais ssvsrsl
advertise ments for runs-ays every d,y in the week
have given no poetica descnpeor, nor ussl i,-
asmns,uy expressions TO excite the seshsss, bu,
simply stated some Of the facts a. saw .hsta. htss
be nominal Slavery, what ear ina. Be which is r,al
and sckpovledged as such.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

SoU1H-E.sT Putnam Co., elected Republican town
officers Tuesday: Supervisor by - last year p;
Justice by So &c. The Lecomptonites have been
trying to earn tw. or three places in the Custom
House thersabouts by denouncipg John u. Hsskin,
hut with pOor success
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
TOWN ELECTIONS.
csuesponceuce Of The N. Y. Tribune

Csre.pou6euce Of The ~ Y. Tribune
SoUTHoLD, l. l., April = 1858.
Our annual Town Meeting was held yesterday which
re su ted in the election Of the entire Republican ticket
with majority of about 40 out of 500 votes La'tyear
200 votes were polIed, and candidates elected by
- majority. Our Democratic and American brethren
attempted fusion, which proved complete failure.