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n~Tha Nav York Tribune propt

~The New York Tribune proposes
that in the nsxt Presidential election al
the opposition 30 the Dsaassrasis pasAy
the Republicans, as the largest section
naming the Rsesaasnt, and Abe Ameri'
cans and Wings the Vice President, ts
be supported by the entiFa opposition.
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Tha hxids told ahshYidsgroem story
al. near shs srush as she could, waieH,
lie most womenaa Histories designed 70
ahslser thamaeivan, was model ingsna'
- aaa ! ruiraela oE art-wishoas sxcl.
80. the glthello Id hts bosses and viii
! sEausane thanks 10 the Docsors whoiE
go neuedfok seezned somehow ~ gSgagE
81 tl,s sselfyeseg Of his eonaors, they BAD
hin gooa-nighk.-Csn. EAgAtfsT,
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|ITycIL BLUFFS BUeLB
Disselufion ofPartaersIaiP

II p2rtaership Of the hrn Of 6. Doagn;;
C.. is this day dissolved bg EnHenai
-aa. All persons having elalms =, o
EsE be 6rm, will please present the
Ezs:or payment to @. DoUaHTTs AZ tns
4'taars Store Of O. j. Fox. All per-
\ lps I'd sbtsd 10 the 6rm, will make pay
sr TO G. Doughty, 1t the ab0Vs place
b. alone aathori4@ato receive ana re-
sk,4 for the same
G.. DOUGHTY.
MILTON TOOTLE.
Hr-nN RInRa Inna d. s6&.
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Total sXo3suD0
The ssysa NORTH wsSsesn Ssa&as ppn .
hundred thousand more votes than the
afssaa slavs States. Thsy sast nearly
oaa-shira ak eli the xst@s sg shs Hni0n I
After the census Of 1850 the North wsss
will ba the governing power OF the con-
fedsracy.. Thay already eass nsAsly
thgss tsla@ = msny napaisSxoasa % sas
New Englsnd ssatas; who arrogate to
themselves 40 mach Importance.
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k% 4 nsara sna hundred years old,
died il Nevada, oaiiforuis, FROM . dess
Of sroson oil, administered By heart
lsaa aaonadsaI for . joke
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~ TIE State eE CaiifeFafa haessassa
Msssrs. WslIs, Fargo . 90, for -, ,o0o
los sss sse,0oo scrip ssolea IRON ~
STATS graasnEy.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-12

- Ihrss young ladiaa og AndaFsons
H., wsrs marrisd . few days siaes @
sages brothers by The name os Iee. =
ood presssaipg
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The undsrsignsd bsing determined g
E49ss out his sslire stock. now effers great
eaa-cemsuts to buyers. ! VIII sell any
|4lag for COST for CASH
have on hand splsn&ia aasoTtnaeaS %
Miners Spades - Sh0sess,
and oat- fitting goods fox Miners. To per.
soaa remaining, woala ofxaT AY stock q
fresh Fruits, MsaEa and vegetables y
sala "a well 40 any geods they WaEg =,
Ike cost Prices. Gone oae end all aTaS ans
Aake yoaE fortunes.
JAMES HENSkzALeIss AZ.
\. B.--T would aasts thss I can be foun'
Il he same old Corner ready Ter aats laEasa
sat all those who 80 not eoms ar AexoEs
.a's, may sxpest ~ aavsthsir assosne
i'iced by an ofscss, ], H. ~.
Sept. 8, 1858
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5000 Sacks Extra Family Flour, also
:u quantity Of MiddiiHgs, shsrts' and
Dr..
4 4, highest usrke vries In cash paid
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The following il the popular vote os
ths North vest according to the el'e-
tions Of 1859 ana 1889
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IL, 1889.
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III LOCAL & POLITICAL NEWS

1 n, BogIe is large 90 column paper
a.. contain all Of the important News
= Great West. 1t has the largest cir
az.a Of any paper published In Wes-
+ I.xa or Nebraska. II Eastern Read
Ia, a Western Paper, let them sub"
8sz.,t for the
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-12
R,olks for Townsh,p Libraries.

Auditor Ross has received three cases Of
books, from State School Commissioner Smyth,
to be distributed to the Township School
Libraries of this county. The books sre from
the well known publishing house OF d. Apple
ton & Co., N. Y, are well printed, and bound
in very superior manner, presenting striking
contrast when complred with those purchased
by MIR. Barney The selections are excellent,
comprising avarety tina csunot fail o interest
and instruct both scholars an pareuts. These
libraries, when properly mInagd, are Of inesti-
mpble value.
The books are now r.ady f)r dis,ri1 ition
whenever called for by the prop authorities
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-12

If negro goes into Massachusetts, he can
vote in one year, but Irishman, German or
Englishman must wait seven years before he can
vote Notwithstanding his naturalization. Def
ance Democrat.
We don't know how long negro must stay
in Massachusetts, before he can vote, but it is our
opinion that negroes don't vote at all in Massa-
chusetts unless they have certain amount of
property, and pay certain amount ofiax. Tax
alton and representation go together in Massa-
chusetts and New York. But as to foreigners not
being allowed to vote in Massachusetts, until they
have resided there seven years, notwithstanding
their naturalization, there is not word of truth
in it. Foreigners vote in Massachusetts, as they
do in Ohio, with this exception: in Massachusetts,
they are not allowed 20 vote until they can do so
legally, and they are not permit TO vote more
than once at the same election, while in Ohio. in
many places, they vote before the dust Of the Old
Country is shaken from their garments, and vote
early and often at every election. There is a
proposition pending to amend the Constitution
OF Massachusetts so as to prohibit foreigners
from voting until two years after the issuing of
their naturalization papers; but this proposition
is opposed by the Leading Republicans OF the
State, and by nearly every Republican paper in
the State. II it is adopted, il WILDE by Iocofoce
votes.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-12

HoLtisrsR & FELroN's CSMsRclAL CoLtEoB.
This institution has taken rank among the
first commercial schools Of the country, and, we
are pleased to know, is receiving the patronage
it merits. The managers are Fl ting up new aud
enlarged apartments, which sre demanded by
the largely increasing attendance Of studsnts-
A day or two since We looked through these
rooms, and were much pleased with their ar
rongement aud location. They are divided in
to different apartments, in which are to be
taught different specialties in Book keeping,
such as Banking. Rairoading, &c. There Is
also room for the Ladies' many Of whom there
take lessons in Penmsnship, aud We noticed
some pursuing the study Of bookkeeping. The
rooms command view Of the Lake aud the
Hsrbor. and also the forests and fine scenery
south of the city. A commendable feature, and
one which is veritabe reality in this College
Is the employment of all Examining Committee,
composed of several OF our most respectable
business men, and from whom students in ell
cases receive diplomas when competent TO pass
an examination. The Faculty are men of much
ability, perfectly familiar with the various de-
partments OF business, and eminently qualified
to impart that information to o;hers.--Clspeland
National Democrat.
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-, FhDfIH 3 SNICs

Thomas Farghcr w, John lnscho, ct al
IVY virtnc OF an order of sale to me directed and do
OF wood County Ohio, viii offer for sal M rho
d"o' OF the Court House in Perrysburg. on
Safnrtnv. May y, 1889
nrtWeen we hours OF ~ o'c'ock NJ. and o'clock r.
NJ nf said day, the following described rcnI estate 80
VIZ lh' nor'h'wcs quarter of section number ON,
tp IN township number four (4) north. or range Nun
per nine tol e"st; also, the north half Of the soutb
west qtartcr Of Section uuf;hcr one n in thc oTnro
mentioned town and range IN Wood c"nntv. Cl il ,
containing two hundred aud forty acres of land, nc
cording to the official survey and tlntt
Z. W. NOktoN, sheriff Wood co.
E'ssr1r KTNr, nttls. w.
April u. l65A--5Ow4S3
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OBITUARY..
tairled.

DIED in Chicago, on Monday, the 81 inst. in the
S0th year Of her age, Mrs. HANNAH c. KEY wife of
Marshall Key, Jr.
The frail and gentle one has ended her journey in
her Fathers house. The pure spirit which We knew
as the loving, patient and noble wfe-the meek de-
voted and praying christian-has broken from the
earthly house of this tabernacle to depart and be with
Christ which Is far better In the world she was little
seen-little known; and yet from the seclusion Of
home TO which sickness and preference confined her.
and from the privacy of her closet thero went out
halowed and gracious influence. which, like pure
rill from the River of Life, impaired life and power
wherever it came. In tears often has she been COM
pslled to SOW; in JOY will she reap.
Her last end was the peaceful one of loving
christian soul; Nho knows in whom it has believed
No doubt obscnred her faith in Christine magnet
delayed or disturbed her departure. For her we
who remain mourn, not as those who hav c no hope;
Tor those who. like her, sleep in Jesus. will God
bring with him.
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Special Notice to the PuhIls.

/Above may be seen list Of the prices
/atw which Mr.. Hitchcock intends selling OF the re-
A mRRinG portion of his stock of Spring Goods
Although hi present stock is but small portion
. of that original invoice--he greatness of which
astonished the people so-yet, what now remains il
undoubtedly as large any stock ever before in
troduced into the County. The great uarieiy yet re-
mains which accounts for the immense sales ne dai
y makes any person wishing anything in his line
is sure to find il on application to him. Mr. II. has
taken great pains, and expende considerable money
HiD forming the people as to his way OF doing bust
ness, and the people can the advantage IN dealing
with him. His prices published above TO he
read by the people, who can learn hy them what
they are expected to pay for goods at Ilitehcocks-
By the way, it strikes that those figures are I'M,
lower than merchants generally put them; in iced we
should deem them hardly sufficient to pay the cost
and transportation from New York; we never before
have kno wn such goods Mr. H.s to be sold at such
fgures when goodsare advertised cheap they usu-
ally are chsaP-in qualty; any of Mr. HIS numerous
customers however, can recommend his goods for
him. Mr.. H.s object in selling off his goods at n
such low rate. is that he may make room for his
Summer Stock whichhe thinks he will soon pur-
chase. Ii takes great pains in getting snch/
goods as are suited TO the W ood County trade Il
Call and see them before they are sold.
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ngSome person, whose neck was doubtless
designed for sire tching heiir, got into the Bap-
tist Church. in this place, between Sabbath and
Wednesday evenings Of last week, ana broke
Prof. KnelPs fine melodeon The work was ac-
compIished by thrusting stick of wood into the
bellows of the instrument, and breaking off one
set Of reeds. MIR. X informs us that the melo-
deon cannot be repaired for less than $50, if at
all. 1t was a first class instrument, and was be-
ing used in the Baptist Church by Prof. X. in
conducting his singing schools. Not the most
remote idea can be formed as to who committed
this crime Mr.. K, is quiet, genlemanly per.
son. universally respected, and hence the mystic
ry which surrounds the act. 1t was probably
the work of some of those boys who a'e turned
loose upon the streets every night by their pa
rents, to cultivate habits which will lead to in
evitabie ruin. Such an act is a disgrace to Per.
rysburg. and every one should feel an interest in
terretng out the person who is competent TO do
that kind of business. Mr.. Knell is poor, and
can lily afford this loss. We hope our citizens
will take steps to raise the necessary means for
repairing the broken instrument.
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9s- An alleged fugitive slave named Jackson
from Clarksburg, Va, was arrested in GAINESVILLE
before Judge Marsh, who decided that the prison
er was illegally held, and discharged him. I'm
mcdiatcly after his discharge he was rearested and
put in irons, and taken to the depot for the pur,
pose OF removing him to Wheeling. Quite a
number ofne5rocs assembled AT the depot armed
with pistols, clubs and other weapons to rescue
Jackson, and desperate fight ensucd, and several
persons were severely wounded. The rescuers
did not succeed, however, and Jackson was car
ried off to Virginia.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-12

ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL.--Jacob Christ, con :
.fned in our Jail for burglary has made two at
tempis to escape. He first tore up sheet and
made cap with q cord so adjusted tha t
when the cap was over the head it would be an
easy matter to choke and tie the victim. The
jailor suspected that all was not right End on
searching his cell, found the trap which was be
ing prepared for bis capture. Christ next broke
up chair and had leg of the same carefully
concealed for use at the proper time. This time
he proposed 10 escape by knocking the jaior on
the head. He is a desperate wretch, and deserves
to be kept in irons.
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ESr Horace Greeley proposes to visit the inter
esting portions of the Great West during the
coming Summer He will visit the new gold re-
gions of Kansas, Oregon. California, and various
other points. OF course, he will give his impres.
sons of what he sees in the Tribune, and his let
tiers alone will be worth ten times the subscrip.
tion price OF that paper. Everybody should take
the Tribune and read it. No papcrin the coun-
try ublishes so much that is useful and interest.
ing. II is all mistake to say that the circula-
ton of the Tribuuc Injuries local papers. If ev-
cry Republican in Wood County would'take it,
we are conhdent that the Journal would have
even better circulation than it now enjoys
Very few men are too intelligent to be nteres ted
IN their own county paper, while hosts of them
are too ignorant to care about t.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-12

ASrDr, Peck has thoroughly repaired his
grist mill, at this place, and now has a large
number OF men at work enarging the hydraulic
ditch. During the past winter, he had rye
number of spiles drove along the bank oe the
ditch to prevent injury from land slides, and it
now b4gns to look more like fitness for business
than 1t ever has 1t has always been too small
AMI the banks too weak, which, with careless
management, have rendered il "a weak stick for
iam4 man to lean upon" The iudicious ex
penditure of a few thousand dollars will make
it large enough and sufficiently permanent 'or
all practical purposes. We hope the DR.. will not
stop short of doing thorough work. for that
viii be profitable, while anything less than that
VIII be only loss Of time and money. The in
terests OF Perysburg, as we'll as the interests OF
all who depend on the hydraulic for power, re.
quire That it should be put in good order.
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Wood Comnlo,, l-.'77l.',7 I'Ioo.,

TT b GOuCnER, Of the county of winncba o.
=, 10 me state of Illinois VIII take notice that
W. W.. H. neEerof the county of Hancock and state of
ono did, on tht 18th dNy of April. A. D. 1859. file
n,s petition In the Court of Common Pleas, within
aug ieE the County OF Wood and State of Ohio,
aSlnst iho sad II. b. Goucher setting forth that tho
tsIa II. Goncher gave mortgage to the said W
- T. leiicrrn the following premises situated in the
CouhlS OF wood ahd Sratc OF Ohioto wit: The sorth
MAJ" OF tNe south east quarter dissection number thir
~ township three north Of range eleven eest con.
saInB ei9hty acres more or less; except lot decided
10 iu' ouISihs ground and sehOo house: to seeulo
Snc payment oil $4,000, according TO certain note
ior san amount referred o in said mortgn md pray.
'ns NAV SAID u B Goucher may pay said som ofinon
~ win tne interest thereon, that said premises
aBeln't sa'd H. u. Gouchcr for S30,i2 aud The inter
SSt @ thereon on note executed by lin to s. NJ pnd
W. |. Ici er or bearer. Tho said II. B. Goncher is
notified that he ia required 10 erpenr and anxver
day OF May, A. u. 1859. '''A
G',l BhoWAS, Htt'ys for ". L. HELLER
April II, 1854 l9wtSb. IL
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IMPORTANT.

YOU FEEL DEBTLITATED.
YOU FEEL NERVOUS.
YOU ARE WORRIED ABOUT TRIPLES.
YOU CANNOT WORK WITH ENERGY.
You DO NOT FEEL LIKE DOING ANYTHING.
YOU HAVE NO APPETITE.
YOU CANNOT SLEEP.
YOU FEEL WEAK.
YOU FEEL DIZZY.
Then use Hoof1afS German Biners-they will
cure you without fail
They are prepared by DR., c. NJ. Jackson, 4ls Arch
Street, Philadelphia Pa, and sold by druggists
and store keepers in every town and village in the
United States. Cana6as and s. America for 75c. per
bottle See that the signature of G M. Jackson is
on the wrapper of each bottle. 62w2.
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The Far Trade OF Pcrrysbmrg.

The skins purchased by Julins Bino, Esq,
during the season which has just terminated,
have been assorted, paakel, and shipped Think
king that detailed statement of the far trade
Of PerrySbnrg would ba interesting to our read
ers, We have obtained the following list Of skins
purchased and the amount paid for the same:
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-12

10 We hear it said that our en,erprising
butchers have COW which they propose to
kill during the session Of court, next week,
provided the poor thing does not starve to
death before that time! They will doubtless sell
the hind quarters to the l0nllords, and retail
the fore quarters, as usual. Let it be known 10
the world that the Perrysburg butchers kill a
beef at every session OF the Court! Can't Judge
Whitley hold court oftener in Perrysburg?
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS

which he offers at his usual fair prices, believing in
the doctrine of living and let live" He does not
think the accommodation should ali he on one side
but is willing to contribute his share towards wealth
ering the I" hard times" lie has not said to n Gus
toner Who will pay promptly once in six months
' If you have the money, you have the goods if
not you cannot as the manner of some is. in these
latter days. but has endeavored to do business the
Mutual Accommodation plan.
WANTED, at all times, Butter Lard, Egg Smoked
Hams. Hides, Sheep Pets, Rags, Beeswax, and in
fact. anything you have TO sell even to Old lron.-
Farmers will find that pay the highest prices for
produce and truck of all kinds.
85>All good LUMBER and SHINGLES that
comes to market Is bought at good prices. To those
in want would say, that you will find in my Lum-
ber Yard everything you want, in this line, cheap.
Lumber of all kinds-Whitewood Oak, Cottonwood.
&c.,-Shingles, Perkins" cut Whitewood and Oak.
long and short Shingling Lath and Piastering Lath
Fence Pickets-s,3 81 and 4 feet long, &c.--cheap.
S. Il. BOUGHroN.
Rnwt,vc C,;erx Nav 10 1e5o--1
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BowLrNG GErEN, May II, 1852
She:if's Sale.

She"iH's Sale.
Miller NJ Spanger, ci;y trea1nrer Tor me use OF pa
vd Ladd and James Dunaface. vs. james IL. hei-
ley and Edmund Clark, survivors, &c
ID virtue of an alias vendi writ of exception TO me
ID directed by the Clerk Of the Court of Com.non
Pleas of the County of Cuyahoga, State Of Ohio,
WILL on the 18th day of June. 1889, between the
hours of II o'clock NJ. and oclockP NJ of said day,
offer tor sale at the door of the Court House, in Per-
rysburg, the following described tract of land, lying
in the County of Wood and State of Ohio, to witt
The undivided half ofthe south west quarter of the
north east quarter, and the west half of the south.
east quarter of the quarter of section
thirteen, of township number one United States Re-
of ten miles square, at the foot the Rapids Of
the Miami of Lake Erie, containing 80 acres.
G. W. NORTON, shift Wood Co., O.
p. PRENTIss, assignee.
Nav u. lSby--lWHS4
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&a~W We regret very much that our friend
Sherwood, late of the Williams Co. Gazette has
permitted himself to be tool for the enemies OF
friend Knox. Of lndinoa, Iowa. If he per
sists in his efforts to break down the Visitor
and thereby work an injury to Mr.. Knox. he will
most assuredIy find "hard sledding." Knox has
the metal in him and no novice at the business
can drive him from his position
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-12

Gs> The Perrysburg class that attended the
Sabbath School Celebration in Toledo last Thurs
day, appeared to be about as far advanced as
their instructor, although he labored hard to
sustain his reputation as teacher and the supe.
riOr ability usually allotted to age. The injuuc-
tion to stake little for the stomach's sake .
was often repeated and ottener obcyed by both
teacher and pupils.