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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-17

New YouK. rhe election in New York has
resolteG IN the complete triumph Of the Repub
icaus Tha Americans made mp n State tick
ct, taking half Of the Republican and hall o' thu
Democratic nominees, end for time it was
thought That thsir Ii kct had carried; hut later
returns elect the entire Republican ticket, by
from |. 900 to 20 900. The legislature is largely
Republican,.
MAssAcuusrrrs.-Gov, Banks is reelected
over all opposition and has about 20 600 ma
iorty over the Democratic nominee. or course
the legislature is Republican all over
y,WiscoNsiN - Full returns are not received
from Wisconsin. but it is certain that the Re-
publicans have elected their State ticket by q
handsome majority, cnd the legislature is also
supposed to be Republican,
New JFpsEv rhe opposition have carried
their ticket in Now jersey by about 5000. The
legi lature is very close, the house being oppo
sition by two majority and the senate Demo
cratic by from to mSjoriiy--on. district be.
Ing stil in doubt.
What Northern State can The Democracy
hope 6, carry in 1860? .....I ,....,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-17

e. "A Mrs. Kindred who, ,some yeors since, was
large slaveholder in Moth Csroins, sud who
IN tsoo' brought her last slave to llillsborough
ohto' ana treed him, thus expending her fortune
mhow Rn inmate of he Warren coanty. o, ,Poo'
liouse, She is ss years old, aul bses 10 be takrr
iron that place.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-17

Friends and Patrons, Pixies Peak has
proven hnmhns-such is the latest account
and there are many other humbugs of the presenl
day On smaller scales. We simply say. "Let
well enough alone,' aud not be deceived BY
them. We invite oil to call; ifsatisfied with the
lowest OF low prices, the best of goods, and an
honorable way of desling-wE CAN SUIT you.
September 20, 1889 POWERS & BLINN.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-17

\ CHARITY worTuV or rug MAN--It Ia re
pGTiel that Wendell Phillips, on receiving one
handred dollars for his recent lecture at Plvm.
ocn'h Church, upon the Horpcr'x Ferry Invasion,
immcdiotsly paid Oyrr the whole sum rs con
trlhn'ion 10 John Brownto procure for him such
comforts as he may need in the few remaining
dSys OF his liib.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-17
Reception OF Gen, scott at Sau Fran.
cisco

Gen. Scott, on his way to San Juan, Oregon
the 10th ult SUNDAY, The citizens received in.
lclligrnce Of his coming aud gave him a mos,
cordial and enthusiastic reception. Governor
Weller, and other State officers, and the militn.
~ were ont, accompanied by large corcourse
Of ci,zeus, amounting in all to about 10000 peo-
pie. After the procession had f,rmedi it marched
through the principal streets. A San Francisco
paper says:
The moving thousands pressed around the carriage.
running before aud hehind IL, gazing up with utf.o-
Nonae interest into the face of the old Gcnarn wi
removed his hat at every moment bowling to th right
and loft M the shouts went up 10 do him honor. II
was indeed proud moment for the soldier The win.
dows aoug Ihc route were graced by the presence Of
bevies ofadcs whose smiles and the waving Of their
hnudkerchicts we're duly responde, 10 bv the Gencr
nj. On Folsom slrett the crowd was dense that
for time the M wing ol the procession was inpe
dsd. But on Montgomery street the crowd was tn"
most numerous. Frum Post street entirely through
ia length that thuroWghtoro was packed with people
Every doorway, window and balcony had hS tenants
As the harouche approached the thctrumpm arch
at the corner OF Sacrahcntoa mammoth floral wreath
was lowered imnediaFoy iutO the lap of the old mRn
by the hands of MaryN, Wainwright. A. itreachcd
him. Gov. Weller passed 1t over the head Of thc Cen.
sral 30 that II rested partly on hi4 knees 1t
beautiful aud touching ineident aud evoked trcmeu-
dous cheers from the aSem led multitude Here the
euthusiaSm reached tts ChmAN The throng gathered
about the barouche clung to the wheels shoutedanl
every way testified 10 their pleasure of seeing the
brave old cheltain. In various places there were n.
propriate mott0s and hsgs especially in the vicinity
OF the trumphal arch aud Winters pant shop, on
Washington street, abuvo Dupont, rho day was par
ticuldrly hcautlu-uut too much vino, nnd u clear
blue sky Nuhcle and horscmrn aboundcd; IA the
procession Nas in motion, whom tho churches were
Dismissed, the throug was proportiorntcly increased
by the presence OF the people dressed in their best
On arriving at the JrieuaI Hotel the Geucr.
al. Governor, and several other distinguished
persons addressed ,he multitude,
During his stay in the oityand on his depart
ure from it. every attention was bestowed up,
on him
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-17
A View Of NlounI Vernon,

In the Engraving of Washingtor, These splendid
engrArnyS arc from original paintings by Hioksaud
ThsV GpsNod ON steel IN the highest style or art.
souiRg rEtr So&S5 Inches each containing SIX
have been pamed npon the pRS,,m msSra"s oF ar
AMI especially in cheap, black and muddy yin,.
thatH isdtirult 10 convince persons of taste thst
they arc sn'e in ordering what they have nor 6r,t
seem We have paid the first artists their own prir,s
amounting to many thousand dollars to produce en-.
cravings leNly BEAuuFUL,as We as tiu best por-
traits and that shah be- splendid ornaments TO any
paror cS>OptuiouS that can he relied on:
hS- The SdItor Ot the y Y Observer s:--,Thsse
engraS'ngs are gonuue works OF art-the likenesses
are admirable. The portrait of Mr. Everett will take
precedence Of all others"
A"~Ehe ~ 4, Cbrlstiaa Airseaie says They
are among the nheSt engraVugs we have ever seSn
ani toe pGblishers are FuLLI RESPONSIBLE for
ALL rnEE tROMlSE"
TERMS, ALMOST GRATIS.
We will send post PAID securely packed IN rollers
EiTusR Engraving aud a 81 Magazine | wear So
Soru EnSravIngs Snl a 50 Magazine | year, 50
Agents who remit $50 At one lime will have an ex
're copy Of each engraving. The Magazines are
Harper's
The Knickerbocker.
G0deys Lady's Book,
Ina Ailantie,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-17

es-It is repo,ted that the habit of drinking
to excess is quite common omong the female
upprr-tendom of New York City.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-17


DNAS0NA[B1N BATESg
LADIES!
We can exhibit an elegant assort-
ment of ,
Fail and Winter Dress Goods,
Splendid Fancy SILKS,
Irish PoplIns,
a Cashmercs,
Fine French Merinos,
2hibets,
Wool Plaids,
Ducal Stripes,
.r Wool Dela'ns,
LaviNa Cloths,
and everything new and novel of the
season -Everythins in the line of ta-
pie and Fancy Goods
Opera Nannels of all kinds, Shetland
and Zephyr Woods, Ladies' Hoods
and Rigalettes, Skeleton Skirts, En-
6roideries, Trimmings, Velvets, Ho-
siery, Uoaks and MantiHas-the
fashionable styles, Fall and Winter
Mawls-hle latest patterns, Water
loo long and square, Midaleser, Bro-
cha, northampton, Scotch and Nam
tUa Mawls, and a full line of sphite
and linen goods.
Without enumerating more in this
line, will say that Ladies can find as
COMPLETE and FASHIONABLE a stock of
Fancy Goods on our counters as can
be found in Toledo or this part of the
country. aud CHEAPER by large
per centage.
GENTS AND BOYS
Can be furnished with anything in
the line Of Fashionable Clothing at a
price which cannot fail to suit thcm.--
PANTS. COATS AND VESTS
ofevery style, all of good MATERIAL
OOercoats and Dress Coats, Cashmere
Suits, Brondcloths, Fancy Cashmere,
Doeskins, Fancy Vest Patterns, and
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Everything in the line of
UMBRELLAS, vALISEs, TRAVEL
ING BAGS, &C, &C, sc.
LADIES, GENTS q CMrLDRENs
CATERS, BOOTS s. SHOES.
NOTIONS-a complete assortment,
embracing almost everything and
1000 articles beside.
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &C.
The largest and best in town.
GROCERlES--Fresh and pure; in
these goods, we can't be beat.
Shall we enumerate farther? Had
we space, we might do SO; but brief
description ofwhat our stocki is we deem
sufficient. Is there anything you need!
would you get it cheap as possible?
would you obtain the best quality?
go to HITCHCOCK'S. Thanks
are returned to our friends for their
patronage, and we invite all, for their
own interest, to call and examine our
goods we CAN SUIT YOU.
N. BAH orders for goods at whole
sale or retail promptly filed, and goods
warranted. Merchants from neigh
boring towns supplied at small ad-
vance from N, Y. cost.
w. j. HITCHCOCK,
PERRYSBURG,
.,- OHIO.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-17

GPIRlTS OfTurpentins just received
~ PECK h HAMILTON.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-17

II gives us pleasure 10 learn that Hon. Aaror
Harlan, OF Greene County. 10 proposed vs. Speak
ar OF ihe House Of Representatives, in our Stnt,
Legislature. We regard Mr.. Hsrlah as wei
qualified for prompt aud efficient dischsrge o
the important duties OF the position propesec
for him. lie is a sound, thorough Republican. q
man Of good moral standing and has n lsrg,
share Of experience In mstters OF legislation
having bten member Of Congress for the las,
six years. In view Of his ability to Ill the no
siiion with honor 10 himself ard with credit and
advantage To the STATE, We have "a good degree o
conhdepce, that Mr.. Harlan will b. the success
ful candidate for Speaker Vernon Repub
Lean.
LAueaAnLG Adventure. IA young gentle.
man OF our acqualntonce, living not thousand
miles from town, met with nn unpleasant, but
at The same lime, Ia 0shable mishap one Sunda,
night sshort time siuce. lie had been spending
hc evening 1.-THE house where resided q very
pretty Young lady, aud was probably engaged
IN TIE very pleasant occupation Of " Sparkling
Someim in the "N,e smh " hours, he was
bowed out but thro the darkness of The morn.
ing, or inroxicn,ion Of The parting kiss, he be-
came brwildrrcd, sraycd from the ath aud
brought up some distance fro n the house, by
stepping into an open we'll sorne twelve feet in
depth, and wnl'cd up by hollow tree which
was used for watering cattle There was about
tour leot OF waiefin the well, where this luck
less Loiharia had to remain ill " broad day
light as hc was unable to get out, or make him
sell heard SO as to bring assistance. The vic.
tlmiz-d lover is the son OF leading member OF
h, Babtist Churc' nut he says sentiments will
b. decidedly adverse to bapii,m by immersion.
- Lima Gdzstie,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-17
IN QUALITY AND QUANTITY.

cannot he surpassed in Northwestern
Ohio. l need only to add that my
goods we're bought to be sold, and that,
too, at
DLNASONALDLLN RATJESg
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-17
Retail Esta bTishment!

Believing that the Farmers will be
in need of large amount Of goods the
coming Fall and Winter, and also low
ing to the uncommonly good erops(
that they will be in circumstances to-
buy, and feeling confident that / can
make it for their interest to purchase
OF me, | HAVE MADE ALL THE NECESSARY
ARRANGEMENTS TO SUPPLY THEM WITH THE
SANE, and have an assortment of gooda
which.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-17
A few WORDS
-TO-
THE PUBLIC!!
Q
&TTrDT T TN HFES
,g9NE AG y ANAS
TO BIZ
Remem bered!
I TAKE THIS METHOD

TAKE THIS METHOD
OF informing the people of Wood Coun-
ty and vicini y that I have just re-.
turned from New York, and am now
receiving large invoice of Goods Of
every description, adapted expressly
to the wants of the people OF this Vi
cinity, embracing everything usually
kept in a complete
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-17
LADIES, GENTS & CEEELDREN'S
CATERS, BOOTS s. SHOES.

NOTIONS-a complete assortment,
embracing almost everything and
1000 articles beside.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-06
European NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE MANCHESTER,


NEW YORK, DBC. 5.-Thc following is
the lates news, per City ofM nhhester from
Queenstown, bringing dates TO the l9thult
LONDON, Oct. ia French protestant
journal asserted that the high duties on
English manufactures have failed in pre-
venting competition in light goods from
Manchester suitable for the Arab market.
PARIS, Oct. l9.-ThG Constitutional. to-day,
confirms the statement which appeared in
the I'airie, viz: Tint the OUclt dc Religione
would be suppressed orpublisliing letter
alleged to be from the Emperor of Sardi-
mia, to the Emperor of the French, relative
to the regency of Prince Cavagnac
Baron De Tallehand will replace the
Marquis Monslier as Ambassador ut Berlin.
The Marquis Bruncyille will be appoint
ed Ambassador ut Athens.
The Spanish troops for Morocco have
been delayed, rs Marshal O'Donncll will
not consent to their leaving before the
collection of the war material has been
completed, which will be very shortly.
No invitation to take part i'll the APP
pronching Congress has yet been sent to
amy power. The letters of credcnce will
be sent to the plcnipotentiarics on Sunday
or Monday next
The -INar publishes the following des-
patch of Mortinprey, dated Islay, 9th inst:
Genl Gcfrics announces that after IN i'm
menSe razzie undertaken against tho
Mnir and Angodas, PeurgIan and St Han
ada had been taken by surprise by the
commander of the troops.
Our conditions to us the expeditionary
corps will rccross the frontier on the nth
inst. and will then be broken up.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-06

ETIs IT WAR You WANT, OR PEACE p
We have very little to say in reply to
the Baltimore Ohio Railroad article
published in the Union of yesterday morn
ing 1t establishes nothing except that
We were misinformed in a single particu-
lar, which we have already admitted. We
have no desire to continue controversy
as against the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company. We are in possession of some
facts in relation to the doings along the
railroad within the past two or three
weeks, which VIC miget use with most tell
ing force, but which we forbear to mention,
because the road is not responsible for the
action, and because We are not yet quite
sure, Judging alone from the Union article,
that the road desires US to carry the war
into Africa 1t will not be a hard matter
to provoke US to utter many things which
were better unsaid.
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pasg-A BIC RIsE-Therr,e. ,r =. sorna,rh0.0


R8~ "A BIG RIsg.-There were Somewhere
about sixteen, feet ofwater in the channel
o the river last evening, and the w.t. r
was coming up rapidly. The landing.
barring the dull state of the weather 10 okcdl
very active, and there was good deal of
freight moving about. The Persia, bound
to New Orleans was at the landing. The
R. B. Hamilton, Fairy Queen, Cuba, and
other boats were receiving and. diseharg-
ing freight. Theyall expected to getaway
last evening.
The followingis told of Capt. Thomson,
the excellent master of that magnificent
steamer, the Magnolia. Just before leay-
ing Yicksburg, for New Orleans, stranger
asked him what was the fare to New Or
leans; the Captain answered $40. "Sir;p.
said thestranger, az am a Methodist preach
er-whNt will you charge me?" "welI,"s
said the Captain, after pause, 81 don't
suppose I'll charge you more than anybody
elsem
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-06

EBTHE Daily Union is very much mis-
taken about us. We are not vipers. We
have not been nursed in the bosom of this
community, nor any other bosom that we
know of-recently. If. we were vipers
ws'dhave venomous sting, angs, and all
that-be capable of tying ourselves into
knots, and performing various astonish-
ing eccentricities. Webster's Dictionary
(which would be very entertaining work
if it didn't change the subject so often),
says that 1.-TWO harmless American serpenIs
are improperly called yipcrs,r but it doesn't
intimate that they ought to be so called.
The delusion is most extraordinary, and is
Indicative of approaching deleriun. The
Enio" only thinks it sees snakes 1t is
mistaken, too, about the climate not being
congcnial to us. We think the climate
capital and exceeding salubrious For a
long, long time, We have had excellent
health under its genial influence, and
heaven willing, we hope to retain the same
for many years yet, that we may continue
the publication of a good, live newspaper,
and battle for that which We conceive to
he the best, the most just, honorable and
truthful. Wen do this. About that there
is no mistake.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-06

as he did, a .slave-hOlding constituency; he
sIr. &ashbpfrni Of Me-, called him to Or
der.
Mr. Clark continued, snying, we have
had two wars since the Declaration of In
dependence andshave grown from weak
state to great confcderacy, challenging tho
admiration of the civilized world.
MIR. Stanton interrupted, saying, he ap-
pretended they wished to stay here If
the object was to save time, he saw no good
IN remaining here, as he knew gentlemen
here eon' the other side, could consume the
day.
osi AR Clark lar ON, y my purpose is high
(Cries from the Democrtttc side of good,
gooa-lct's adjourn.
Mr. Clark was willing TO give way for
that purpose.
Ar. Stanton thought this line of discus
sion would be much moro appropriate and
better managed if the House were organi-
zed by the election OF n presiding officer.
AIR Washburn, of Me-, arose TO ques-
Mr.. Clark proposed to go on with his re-
marks, unless some gentleman wished 10
move to adjourn.
Mr.. Stanton, hope wen not adjourn
these things must come out.
Avoice-You're right
Mr.. Clark resumed, but in tone not
altogether andible-He wished to show
why the resolution ought to pass, ana pre-
sent to the American people the position
fcertain gentlemen. No1party since. the
government has had history, however
fond of power, has had, until now, so
much Disregard to the popular will as to
send forth to the country at large, docu-
ment advising the disfranchisement and
numbering of a large portion of tho pco-
pie.
Mr.. Kilgore, of Ind, explained, and was
understood us saying that he condemned
us strongly as the gentleman from Missouri
possibly could, the avowHl of such senti-
ments.
Without concluding the consideration of
the subject the House adjourned.
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b1-CHuRcH BUBSED IN MART1xsv1LLE.-
We are sorry to learn that the Methodist
Church in Martinsrille caught fire about
six o'clock on Sunday night, and in an
hour or SO afterwards nothing was left but
the walls and rnfters. The chimney of the
church had became stubborn, and refused
TO draw, and the sexton attempted to blow
the SCOT out with powder. The fire is sup
posed to have originated from some mis-
take in this work. When the fire was dis
covered, the citizens formed line from
the church to thel river, and passed water
by means of buckets. All efforts proved
nn"v"iling, and the church was burned.
Not less than a thousand dollars will cover
the damages.
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MORE TO BEADAI1It11D5.T9I An THE
RICHEST DIADEIl
EYER
By KINGS;ORlEN hPERlRS.
What Why q Reautifnl Head ofHn1r..

DEcAusE1TIsTnEo RNAArENTGoD HIMSELF
ID proVied-for all our race. Reader, although tho
rose may bloom ever 70 brightly the glowing CLOCK
the eye be ever 80 SPARKLING tho tecth be those OF
pearls If the head Is eret OF ito covering or the lair
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stn II sprinGled with grny, nature will lose moru
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tlre following and judge The writer of ro frat IL
tie csls5rutal lfani.t, 1AGlJerp:
DR.Woop:- New YoRk, April H. 1855
Dsur SiT:-reT1uit me to express to You the oLl-
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by TET.FGpA Du

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-FIour, some frrnar with fair
SSlalH lor cxtrI Sales ofl5OnO bLlR Mt IS 1O5 %
SupeE1ne state $55nG 40; extra State, $51OG5 25
super cStern, S5.SOGD5. IS; common to mclfun OK
ILo " eS'eTn, S5;65C5T6 inferior to good shipping
2Laus: meat, without special change. with more
I ZOE export Sales Sc 700 bu 81 rs for red State
Sllu Sio Ior chicago SPRING not prime; 81 436I45
!E "Ilite !hulia aud Southern aud winter red Wc-
tern anu Canadian Club On private terms live in
oaetHtS request; sales of small lots Mt &c. Barley
Gnsetteu and not active sRlos OF l 900 bu
St1te I9e Corn scarce and firm; sales 1850 6u al
e"sGGSac; i0T new and o4G195c. for old yellow
Oals dnlI at +0ts4Gc for State, Western and Cana.
aIian. whisky shade firmor and quiet; sales 100
DDS AZ Is PORK more active and firm; aa!os 400
dds at sIo2SCgiO % for and 81 so for Drimc
incudtng 5000 bills mess, sellers option Jnnuary
February and March, at $3.50 Reef steady and
unchnnsrti: sales $50 bbls Mt SI645O for IE1cLcJ
$lo15Cgll,5O for mess. Dressed IIog5 firm at 7i/Sn
~ for corn fed. Beef hams quiet and unclungetf
SI42AG 90 for western prince 1ntsss Reef ourf nj
$lI@l9. Cut meats unchanged BACON steaIly: sales
no boxes cut long ribbed middIe4 for all this month
at "a. Lard Hteady; sales $50 bbls ut 1Ol5A1l.
CISC1NSAT1, Dec. 5.-E1uur in moderate demand
only ut 81 but holders gemcrally stand for S. 1OI5
Wheat is firm, but there is not an active dymnni nj
SLID for red and l,2J6yl rs for white Corn Ia very
quickly taken ut acc and Offers for future delivery ara
made higher. Oats in good demand ut 4Jc and tend
ing upwards. Barley in good demand at T5c for princ
fall. Rye steady Mt Sec. Whisky steady at 81 Nc
PROVISIONS active ut 81 for Mess Pork md 6ldSl%
for bulk shoulders and sides with sIlri for future de-
livery at G19gSH- Hogs in light rcccipt and
very buUynnt at S6,3I15 to $6,7O for 100000 ms
weight holders generally asking expecting to get
q for heavy Exchange quiet Mt V.
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From Havana.

NEw York, Dec. 5.-Thc S. S. Cahawba
arrived to-day with HnYnna dates of the
Both ult.
There is no news of Importance.
Report says the new Captain-Gcncral
would carry out General Conchas' policy.
particularly as regards improvements in
HAVANA
An extensive FIRE was seen on the eve of
the goth, i'll the direction of the Rcla, sup
posed to be the extensive warehouses loca-
ted there.
The CnIawba brings nearly half a mil
lion in Medic dollars.
Sugars were very firm at Havana.