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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-20

CCTThe Young Folks AdOocate dcvotes con-
siderable space to what it is pleased to term
"The Social Department" This department
is filed with matrimonial correspondence. A
young gentleman who wishes to marry, or q
young lady who would like to keep house for
somebody, will write his or her desires ond
description Of looks, &c. In tie last number
Of the ADVOCATE, is the following letter:
LETTER No. l0-Being subscriber for the
" Advocate and reader Of it, have an on.
portInl!y to See from time to time, the letters
OF your fair correspondents; but not seeing any
thing like what am in search Of at last con
cluded that the best way would be 10 state a few
OF the facts, hoping through the medium of the
" "Advocate" | may bo enabled to change NV
life. and TO great extent, light up my cloudy
pathway. So now for the benefit OF that class
oil females generally termed old msiIs" As
have allowed myself to run past the age at
which men generally look for companion,
no longer expect to correspond with the smiling
beauties OF sweet siXter ! having spent my
llle SO lar IN accumuIating property, aud al
lowed age TO come upon ms, until now have
arrived ut little past forty years. am rather
good looking, considering my age, of medium
siz', and own considerable amount of proper
ty. Should some one of my age, or near it, de-
sire to correspond with me, ] shall be happy to
give further particulars in regard 20 that which |
most desire in wife, and promise
To stick to her most faithfully.
As long "a have breath
To love her through prosperity
Through misery and death.
Address A. CoMlNs.
Camden, Oneida county, N. Y.
1t is to be hoped that the old fellows breath
will stick to him until he dies It he can offer
nothing but misery and death" as the re suit
OF his sticking to her as long as he has BREATH
his prospects among old maids" who have
always rejected many good offers" will not be
very ilattering, in our opinion. However, "wo.
men are queer things" and he may get bite, and
perhaps will fasten some mulet headed" an.
geiic creature on his hook. Who kDoyys2
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-20

ng- WI. Hitchcock has our thanks for a sam.
pie Of his excellent and cheap tea and for dress
pattern for our ,othsr half" Lhliss, you who
attend tea parties just get soma OF this tel and
see it it don't add mach to your aieucy of speech
aod sweetness Of tompar. Nc. H. i. selling goods
remarkably low, onl If yonr hops are not TOO
Irrgs, you can get very good dtess pattern for
fifty cents. It's about as cheap to gt anew DC ess
as it is to have the old on washed. And his
sheetings are 50 cheap that oar yoaay men no
longer limit theripurchasCs to-, collars and fronts,
but go the whole figure. In short, n little money
will 60 great ways a, Hiichcock's. Ju.t call
and be satifed that what wo tell you is trna Ike
will allow you good prices for produce
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DR.. ]. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATH0LIC0N.
FOR TIE RELIEF AND CURE OF SUFFERING
FEMALES.

TIE WoMAN'S ADVOCATE. OF Philadelphia
Miss Aunie f. Mcdowell c iitoc) says: " rhis
Is the most valuable medicine Cor the diseases pc
culiar TO women that we know o. 4 Iroud Of
ours, who for many yea rs has been n sufferer no
ticed the advertisement in the Advocate and at
once procured q bottle She found relief and
feels that shc can most heartily recommend it
to all who are suffering in like manner We
have heard many times that it was a true remedy
but this is the fret case IN which We havo seen
its effects, Our friend will he very glad TO give
pr Marchis certificate OF It's value to her, il
he desires Que"
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a%Nelson Darling, Esq has his office in the
room Immediately buck of the Bank, where he
10 prepared to administer justice to offenders
and offended
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Hs F. & d. X. Holcnbeck advertise n large
number of new, partially improved, and we'll i'm
proved farms for sale. Purchasers will find them
gentlemanly md honorable dealers.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-20

es- The legislature Of Massachusetts re-elect-
ed Hon. Henry Wilson to the US. Senate on the
18th inst. The vote stood for Wilson, 1913 Ca
leb Gushing, 25 scattering, H.
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As- Bills have been introduced into both
branches of Congress to secure all appropriation
of $4,000 900, to be placed in the hands of the
President 10 aid in the purchase Of Caba. Won.
der where they will borrow the money?
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-20

~ Judson, J. Hutchinson, one of the vel
known Hutchinson Family" hung himself 9
few days since in Massachusetts.
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ns-A bill has passed the Ohio Senate, and will
probably pass the House, authorizing juries, in
cases of murder in the first degree, to say wheth-
or tho punishmci t sha! be death or imprisonment
for life It is good idea.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-20

;As~"The Rowing Editor, or Talks with Slaves
in the Southern States' will undoubtedly be an
interesting and instructive book. Bee adv.
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PRoGREss'vR We learn by the Columbus Ga
zettc that Eve babies have been left by unnatural
mothers at the doors Of different citizens of tia
City within few daYs past.
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UTOur friend Lorenzo Borden, ESQ, adopt
ing the maxim that opposition is the life of
trade" has gone into the stave trade, and is
bound TO make some body " hustle their boots,
if they get many slaves.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-20

re- The Columbus Bar are about securing o
bust of the Hon Thomas Ewing. The "Old Salt
Boiler will make good one.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-20

Commander Msury. in one Of his lectures
on the "Highways ant Byways OF the ocean,'
states hataulmal matter al the bottom of the
deep ses, owing t. the stpsrincnm mt pressure,
lho exclusion of light AMI heat, and the saline
properties the water, caunot decompose, but
must remain precisely in the state ia which it is
deposited. ior ages aud ages
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-20

NJ We have II le!t5t from ]. Aa'tin Scott,
ESQ, on the proposed District Agricultural FAIR
which will apperr next week.
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LOCAL AND LITERARY.
School Examiners, Notice.

The beard will hold their next regular session for
the examination OF Teachers, at Frseport, on the
Eba Tk,sssy .f February next
In addition to the usual course all Teachers will
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will be examined who ia nOt present
ps,stuslly ate o'clock AN.
J. W. WOODBURY.. Clerk
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THE LADIES! THE LADIESI THE LADIES

lth weh established fact that fully one-haf of
the female portion of our population are seldom in
the enjoyment of good health or 10 uss their oven ey
Preston "1eVer feel we'll" They are langud devoid
o, an energy extremely nervous and have no appetite
o this class OF nvalids, the Hooands German Bit
ters are especially recommended Their peculiar ton.
icand nvisorsting properties render them invaluable
Ia such cases " " '''''
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OF During the year 1883, the Probate Judge
OF this county issued ono hundred and thirty mar
riege licenses.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-20

ns Geo. d. B. Birdssll, formerly OF this place,
is now conducting the Scatinel, al Nupierville,
Illinois.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-20

es- Fishermen read the advertisement oi
Moore Bro Tiers, OF Toledo.
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OBITUARY.

DtED-0n tho llth inst.-OAREtR LovIsE, dauEh-
ter of J. Augustus and Ellen A, Hall, aged mouths
and IS days.
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es-The Defiance Repsbl can has been discon-
unusd.
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) He NlEF,S SNLE.

, NIIL.
Peter H,rSiey vs. JAMS VI Piper. ct al
ID fyirtue of orIsr o. sale issued from the court
A) o! common pleas in the above entitled cause,
sholI on
TIE l9ti day Of February. 1859
At the door 0fthe cOurthou'e in Perrrshurg Wood
county, Ohio. at the hour Of / o'cIak A. NJ of said
day nh9r for stle the folryjns lands md tenement-
situated in said county Of Woodland state of Ohio ana
township ofPortsCe, being the undivided half Of the
steam say milltogether with acres of land on which
SAID mil now stands haing the decided hy Adam
Ross 20 the said Jan1s II. Pipir and Daniel Mercer
fora mill-yard. c. ". NORTON Sheriff
J. + PHcE, ati'y.
Jan. -. lS5I-3TUis2 70
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ssThere will be preaching at the NJ E. Church
tonight.
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TO MINNIE.

DIED-on the l2th inst. MARY LOUISE, daughter Of
l. p. and L. H. Thompson, aged years and IL
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DrNi--rncre is diSnity about that going
away alone, we call DIVING that wrapping the
mantle OF immortality sb,nt us; that putting
aside with pale hand the azure curtaius that
ace drawn ay0uRl this cradle of world; thai,
veniurng away from home Tor the first time
IN our lives, for we are not dcai; there IL
nothing dead to- speak OF, aud seeing foreign
countries not lsid down on any maps we know
about.
There must be lovely lands Somew hero star.
warl, for none ever return that 60 thither, and
we very much doubt If any would irthey could
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THE GOOD OLD
d hAO CulGiVafOr
FOR 1879.

goiaG right along, and began ita Fifteenth year
on the lst ofJauuary, ~ which every body is iuv
ted 20 subscribe. The ONO CULTINATOR is 2un-
lished twice every month, in book form oi biuding.
devoted 10
The Farm, Stock, Garden and Orchard, and
The Cultivation of the People.
rEENs;--sl aycsr, single copy; three copies for
- s'Nt 81 nine for Sc, aud copy extra TO The
getferup OF every club of nine Spocn IN copies
iTes' address = D. RARRIS, CuLUHRi,s o.,
jan To- l7'1-- Editor and PR Pristor
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BARRINGT0A'S
Commercial Institute.
Coy's Block, Toledo, Ohio.
aS5S-9.

VOUSG MEN Iustrnctsd in all kinds OF Book
L. Keeping aud prepared for tas Counting House
on ths shortest notice Those who write tair hand
aud ply hemselvesto the study. can be qualinsd 40
enter any Mercantile EstRb ,hm, nj in two ulouths-
ESPECIAL attention paid to FENMANSHiP.
Academy Hours. iia
to Ia A. A,--2 - . =. II - 10 9iP.M.
Lectures
On various Comm reial subjects during the eSurss.
TermS, in Advance. 81
Unlimited Course. a9o 90
Partial Course $1,000 To 1000 according TO extent
A'il'i" i M.
Af' GVod 1oaraing aud Lodging can bs lad a. So
per week. -" ','
Dec. 50, ls5a-N4. $3.50 1rt
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Ditch Notice.

Ditch N0tice.
NOTICE is hereby gyJn to the ownnr Or owners OF
the southeast quarter OF the soIth east quarter
dissection IS, town O. range H. that the r,ustess Of
Weston township Wood county Ohio will meet A.,
the house of !llard Carl on Friday, Feb. 25 1883
at O'Clock 4. NJ to view aud locate n water course
commencing Gt the south h-ensL corner Of section 30
town .. thence runing in uortherly direction on the
secI0n line between sections 3j and until il strikes
the Prairie Outlet ptcI, and to awAri the eXpenSes
OF the same to the Of tho lands benefited there
By. WILLARD can
Jan. 90 lSS9--9-w5 s. so
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GsoRor STRAIN, stty PIN
Jan. 6, 1889 35wGSs $50.
wood county Oaio, Cou,t of Commoa ple,..
Nnchtton nIler OCtober Term, A. M. IaSa'

-. . IitNI z. LoVk ", Iane n. IOrk
HNE ~, L. hoCh'a nonresident OF Wood COUNTY
~ Ohio viii take notice that ON the nj d.x ~ ty1
any, A. n 1857, Levi G. Lock Sled in the office Of IN.
Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas said eonr,,,
apsuton, setting forth bis marriage with ,h. s.id
Jane T. Lock then janS L, GLEASON about the lst Of
october A. u iSt6that they resid ID a, hu,
nsnd andWitc until about June lstl lSST when the said
Jane T. Lock abandoned petitioner and bns aimee
ealneu absent refusing to return rnd that she has
been guilty OF gross glect Of duty tovnrd, hsr
s'u hn'oahd and her minor child Erasmus u. Leek
fothoncr asks decree of divorce from said Jane E.
hoTN'thst salu marriage contract may be Dissolved
and Hnnulled. and the custody of snid nin,, ch;,5
Erasmus d. given to petitioner ;-said cause rjll h,
o hearing az the ensuing February term OF the court
Uncommon Pleas of Wood County. Ohio.
JAMES MURRAY, atty pstr.
Jan. &, lS5o---G5NGSI - rN'''
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Pamphlets containing much useful information
touching the nature and symptoms Of the above
diseases together with testimonials from ladies' OF
the highest respectfully, as certified by the most
satisfactory suthority, to all which the attention
Of ladies and practitioners is respectfully invited
can be had gratis ut the store OF Drs prcN *
HAMILTON Druggists, Perrysburg Ohio, and Of
West * IruaX Toledo aud most OF the rcspecta.
hi, hrn rrisia In Lhn
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J. u. MARCH S. & Co, Proprie'ors.
CENTRAL DEPOT, 30i broadway, n. Y.
1s-Do not be satisfied with merely reading
this notice, but call or send for a Pamphlet. Ii
will pay You well for your trouble.--29m2
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sheriff. sa,r.

William Timauus vs. l.. 4. Ks,chur
III virtue Of an order " sale 10 me dir,ct.d And IA.
- nNcreo from the couItot Common Pleas of Wood
SouhtN ONO IN the above entitled cause will OTIS,
tor'ae at Ihe door of the house in PerrysburT
49, '""' -
Saturday, Feb a. 1890 ...
pei"oen the hours Of aud o'clock p. NJ of said
day, tho west half of the south snst quarter
number seven ~ oftownshp number five 6) in ranr,
number ten lol cast containing eighty tsOi acre, of
land, more orless. in Wood countv Ohio =
c.e c. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
GEoRuH SrRNN, stty prH
Jan. 6, lS59- -3awGSS so
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j.. W. WOODBURY.. Clerk.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-10

Administration. He told bis aged father that,
u he demanded Of him that he should resign
his seat In the House Of Representatives. he
would obey, but that as long 90 be had vote
10 Congress be would give il aud his influence
against the LecomptoR fraud. Prolonged
cheeringl Afler learning this, fellow.citizens,
| met McKibbiu; We shock hands, and are now
political friends.
DR. Gwin. Gen. Denver. Col. Weller and 9TH
ers have been telling the people of this State
that attempted to reduce the wages Of labor.
ing men. should like 10 know what laboring
men have to do with Custom House officers.
LLaughter.1 Have you seen any Of them at the
Bay. when you have been on visit 10 San
Francisco, during the last year or twoi They
have nothing to do; one fourth of their number
could perform oil the duties required of them.
They are q we'll paid, lazy set of fellows.
[Great laughter and applause.1 They never
labored in their lives; aud, II they were turned
out of office, they would be much more likely
TO find their way across the Bay in north-wes.
terly direction than 10 seek home and honest
labor 10 the mountains. IApplause. and cries
of Good 70 Good that's the truth l"1 The
Lecompton leaders are going about the State
aud announcing that obtained my election by
corruption and by money. thought that my
enemies asserted that. In '54, / expended ell my
money. [Laughter.l In that contest. and that
In the contest Of 81. bad no money. They
were mistaken In both cases; did not expend
all my money u '54, and l had money 10 81;
At least had Its equivalent in property, which
now hold. l understand that one John B.
Weller is going about making charges of this
kind. Now, could arraign Mr. Weller on a
variety of charges. to which be would find IL
difficult TO give clearing reply. 1t is we'll
known that he was defaulting Treasurer OF
Butler county, in Ohio. before be left that State
for California. II must also be well known 10
you. that while acting rs Commissioner to run
the boundary line between Mexico and Califor.
MIA. he was again defaulter. Iregret TO have
TO take such notice Of these men. but am
forced to do so, from the fact that they persist
In travelling out Of the record 10 malgn and
slaDder me. can, perhaps, best answer the
loose charges Of personal nature which they
bring against me by showing that my defamer'
are utterly unworthy Of confidence aud respect
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-10

AN AUSTRIAN GOLD SroRr.-The following
is an extract from 8 letter dated hnrrurundi
New South Wales, January 2slb. 1859, which
recently reached party in Glssgov Scotland
A gentleman who has been very fer up 10
the interior, where thers never had been The
foot Of n white man before. has discovered .
new race of people. They are copper eolored'
and have no hair on their heads. he had lit
tie conversation with them by signs, aud be
showed them a sovereign. and after looking at
it for some time they picked up some atoms,
and made signs that they could get plenty like
IL as large as stones.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-10

MURDER WILL OUT-The laws Of God are i'm
mutable. and punishmers equally certain ia
eventually overtake the steps of the evil doer.
The following case is 9 striking illustration:
A little over twenty-four years ago, man
named @. b. Ivey. residing In Roane county.
East Tennessee, cOnceiying dislike to sister
INLAY residing 10 that county. murdered her in
Q deliberate and cold blooded manner. He
was arrested for the crime, tried and convicted,
but owing to some palliatlng circumstances
connected with the afAir. instead OF being exe-
cuted. was senteneed to the penitent tiary for
life Shortly after his incarosration be effected
his sscape and made his way 90 Arkansas,
where be settled on the Arksnsss river, and re,
sided up 10 within few weeks past. During
his residence in Arkansas--a period OF some
twenty-five yesrs-he married highly respec.
table lady Of that State. became the father Of q
family, the owner Of large plantation, end
was honored by bis fellow oitzens with the
post OF magistrate for term Of ten years. and
the duties Of which position be discharged with
fidelity aud to the general Acceptation Of the
citizens. He also beeane connected with, and
for years was Q leading member. Of one OF the
prominent Christian demonstrations Of the day.
Surrounded BY bic family. possessed of IN abHil-
dance Of this worlds goods. aud enjoying the
Conscience and esteem Of bis neighbors and .
large circle Of friends. be lived 10 security, hsv-
ing long since ceased to fear the hand Of jus
tice would ever trace him 10 bis far removed
position from the scene Of the murder he had
committed. But the appearance al his home.
recently, of an officer. armed wish requisition
from the Governor of the State whose laws he
had outraged. at once, and forever dissipated
all bis assurances Of safety. and without resist
anee be yielded himself up to the ofacisl's Gus
tody.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-10
Garlbaldrs Essaps from Rome.


In the defense Of Rome In ls49, the Croats Of
Garibaldi we're the bravest and the last Of the
cOmbatants, and when, after the bonbardment
Of the city, the French entered Rome. Garibal-
di. issuing the following proclamation, left the
city by the gate OF st. Giovanni: Soldiers,
what have TO offer is fatigue, danger, sirng-
Cling. and death--ihe chill of the cold night,
the open air, and the burning sun; no lodgings,
no munitions, no provisions-b forced march
es, dangerous watch-posts, AID continual struR-
Cling with hayonets against batteries. Let
those who love freedom and their country bet
ter Than life fellow mel And four thousand
followed him. His hope was to cut his way
through French and Austrian troops TO aid the
brave Venetans, who, Ia tpite OF cholera and
famine, were still holding out against the foe,
By dint of unparalleled courage, fatigue by
land and by sea, be had just rounded the Punta
di Maestro. and could see the towers Of the
Queen oethe Adriatic. when the Austrian ships
attacked bis boats, and eight were taken; the
rest gained the shore, and Garibaldi, knowing
that the Austrians furious at his escape, had
set price upon his head, bid his followers.dis.
perce, and with his wife, who, though close to
her confinement, had never left his side, aud
one other friend, set out for Ravenna. But be-
fore they could reach the city, the mother OF
the dead little one on the American shore, Of
the three children waiting her return at Nice.
OF the unborn one never destined 10 see the
earth-light fading from her eyes-that mother
knew that she was dying, yet bore on by her
husbands eide, accomplishing still, for the
Austrians were on their track. He knew It, too,
but through the lonely desert no aid. no shelter,
was at haHd. At last he took her in his arms
and bore her on until they reached peasants
hut, and there, with her last look and thought
and folding elasp on him who had been her all
10 life, the soul OF that noble woman went up
to the great band of waiting martyrs, to tell
them Of her husbands deeds. of Italy's, OF
Rome's. Not even tomb had Italy to give to
the gentle, brave Anita. From the grave which
her husband himself bad dug for her in word
less grief, her corpse, ferreted out by On Aus
trlan dog. indicated to its masters (less human
than the brute) the generous peasant who had
sheltered her In her dying hours, and he paid
the penalty awarded TO any who should "give
to Garbaldi or HE followers fire, food, or shell,
ter" He was hung, drawn, and quartered.
After wandering for thirty five days In diff
ferent disguses, among the forests and the
Apennines, Garibaldi arrived in the Sandman
states. and. landed at Chiavari, was seized by
the authorities, oarrid TO Genoa and imprisoned
in the Tower" Released. but refused per.
mission to remain in Piedmont he proceeded TO
America, where he remained until 1854.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-10

TIE TnFoRD LETTER.-While delivering bis
Yreka speech, Mr.. BrNderick was asked By
some one in the crowd, "what about the TilfOrd
letter, )" to which Mr. p. replied
will allude to that. sir, at the proper time.
I will speak of il now If it win please you. At
Sacramento iutend TO give 90 entire expose Of
,he whole matter. therefore, Twill not now an
swer any questions relative TO the Senstorial
election. / will, however, make this ststement:
will PROVE by evidence which know will be
satisfactory to the gentlemen here, that Judge
Tflford hap made . false statement. Whether
he did so intentionally or not viii nos say
but at the time mentioned, will prove that
what he stated here Tapping the paper contain
ing Tilford's letterl Is untrue.