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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

~ A turnip has been Iel at the TIfin Tr.-
buae office which measures % iuches in circum-
ference and weighs 81 pounds.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

ns>Georse $. Hille who has just been cleo
ted Auditor under the new Kansas constitution,
was formely citizen Of Licking County, Ohio,
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TuE PeEslpENr IN 1900, The boy is now
living who will be rreSllsnt of the United
States in 1900. lie is about ten or Twelve years
of age HIS parents are in humble circumstances
but of sterling traits Of character. aud their son
IS not one OF those dirty, noisy boys that spend
their daysevrningS and SahhatbS in iAlrncSS aud
rowdyism. o. the contrary, he is OF n serious
ce>LiS very s,ulinuS aud wlhal is VII behaved
Teachers, weigh well your responsibility The
Iutuye President may be in that grammar class
that YOU think scarcely worthy of respectful
attenton. What boy Of our readers will lay
claim to this distinction? Rtcollcct the future
President is not found Omnngs! the Sabbath
breakers the every day idlrrs, thu evening row.
dies, the hlisphcmouS, the vulgar, Or among
those who love aud make lie. He is not one
OF those who pride themselves as being Young
Am rica, and dcspise the authority of n father,
or brock away from the gentle restraint ola good
mother.
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There are 81 lawyers, 80 doctors, Is cler.
gymcn, aud 20 band agents in Leavenworlh, Kan.
sas-besdrs go saloons" Law and liquor seom
to predominute.
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Lydia Maria Childs to Mr. wise.

MIS-. Chllds publishes long and strong letter
to Governor Wise in the New York Tribune,
commencing with the following paragraph;
la your civil but very diploma tic reply to my
letter, YOU inform m- that | have u constitution.
al right to visit Virginia, ior peaceful purposes
in common with every citizen OF the United
Stales | was perfectly we'll aware that such
was the theory ul institutional obligation in the
Slave Stotes; but was also aware OF what you
omit To mention, VIZ that the Constitution has
IN reality. been completely snd Systematically
nuIlhrd whenever it suited the con, ,eniencs or
tie policy o the Slave Power. Your constitu-
tionGl obigatluu, for which you profess much
respect, hes never proved any projection to eli.
2ens oi the Fee SAFES who happened TO have II
black, brown or yellow complexion; nor to any
white citizen whom You even suspected of enter
tanning opinions opposite to your own, on a
question II vast impert, n.e TO the temporal
welfare aud moral exampIe OF our common cuun-
try. This total disregard OF constitutional obi
CATION has been manifested not merely by the
| Lynch law Of mobs ia the Slave States but by
the deliberate action OF magistrates aud Iegisla-
tors. What regard was paid to constitutions
obligation in South Carolina, when MAsSachuse IS
seut the Hon. Mr.. Hoar there as an envoy, on
purely legal errund? Mr.. Hedrick, Professor o
Political Economy in the University of North
that State. What regard was paid to that rgA
when he was driven from his homo, merely ioi
declaring that he considered Slavery an impoit,
system, injurious To the prosperity OF States'--
What respect for constitutional rights was msni
tested by Alabama, when II bookseller in hohil
was compelled to fee for his lie, because he had
at the special request OF some OF. the citizens
imported IA few copies of a novel that cverybod,
was curious to redd7 Your own citizen, Mr.
Underwood, had constitutional right to lv
III Virginia, aud vote for whomSorver he pleased
What regard was paid to his rights, when h
was driven from your State for declaring him
self in favor of the election Of Fremont? Wit
these aud multitude of other examples befor
your eyes, it would seem as it the less that wa
Said about respect for constitutional Obligation
at the South, the better. Slavery is, in fact, n
infringement of all law, anu adheres to no law
save Tor It's own purposes OF oppression.
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Maumcc Normal Institute.

This institution has just Completed the first
half OF its opening term, having met with sue
cess greater than most of its friends anticipated,
and promising, with tho patronage which it
should receive, soon to take high stand among
the schools of the West.
1t seems to be fulfilling the design with which
it was established that not only OF educating
Young persons to Gil the places Of teachers, but
also OF giving to all such an education as they
may desire for the general duties of life. 1t is
to be hoped that the citizens of this section will
remember that we have such an insti ution in
our midst and give it the patronage which it
deserves. .
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Strayed or stolen.

STRAlED or stolen, on Sunday night last from
- my premises nt Eagle Point Perry shurg township.
light hay horse, with heavy, black name and tail,
and white spot on his face burst tho right flank,
also, mark in his right ribs, apparently caused by ~
heavy blow. Said horse was in good order when he
LEFT. Any person who will give information of the
whereabouts OF said horse will be literally rewarded.
Address &. W. CASWElL,
Nov. lO--2Sw3* oledo. Ohio.
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Public NNIC.
rHHE undersigned will offer for sale at public auc
L tion, Mt the late residence of Elijah oolsey, de.
ceased, in Miami, Lucas County Ohio, the 9th day
of December A. y. 1859. the goods and chattles Of
said deceased, consisting in part of Horses, Cattle
Farming Utensils Ne Sale tn commence at lO,A. NJ
Tcrms--Purchases amounting to three dollars or
less to be paid il cash above that sum- at six
months with two goodly sureties will he taken
L, HOFFMAN BlRCKnEAD, executor.
MARY WOOLSEY, eNccutrix.
Toledo Nov To- lSJg--2S
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BY SEA@y,N AJWIOt2LEEo Q
Increase of Cash Capital
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

SNUETObaecO and Cigars T, No. -
= PECK y HAMILTON
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01
LNLOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR!!!-
THE DRUG STORE!

WARRANTED equal to the BEST IN MARKET,
and sold at n LOWER PRICE THAN OTHERS CAN
AFFORD To SELL AT.
BUCkWIIEAT FLOURiu ia 25 pound sacks.
FLOUR delivered within the corporation free OF
charge. PECK ~ HAMILTON
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

From Rev. Mr. MCMULLEN Pastor of RobertsChaPsl
INDIANAP0LIs, Oct, 1857.
Drew RoBACK-Dea Sir; l hsve ased YEAR
Blood Purifier for a nervous affection, from whish
have suffered much times. While Il has "a pleasant
taste it certainly has happy e6eeI upon the nerves.
Please accept my thanksfor yoNTki"d regard aud be-
lieye me,
Vours M'AiUIIEA
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Ginoer's yS6b.moiehine.

/. otefes fn6 bic etnstBer Dlai6inen, bic mirtlt6 tut Stanbs
Wab, alte NGbar6ett ptne unterf&teR SI Serrid.s
n. 8ir GARNER, SCDreibcr, gdnbtnad)er, GIeiber.
niad1ertnen u. ,@rinGtfdmilien, wet9s StsI @dSarbetfba
ben, 1T btele Ntaf0tns DGn unfndBbarem Deftbe-Dsr Netns
I@entnn beira @ebraudA 6erIeIben betr1at q y u
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@barles $. Graft. eUnis ~, s. Gliftom.
Slbtt9e unb tpefliAe1
NNenfl1r fiir 3eitunNS: SlntDncen.
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Offtce: So. 8 I'M swetten Stpfwcrte bes
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lice SrrIpre1sn, TIRE Sci 6dftSsNn3sigen al ben Ibfthen Wrei.
len IN .trgenb etntr .3ettun9 Vber pertp6tfd n
dttft tn ben 8eretntgten @tGattn Ober & a.
uab a ~etu8eraGt btfpmnnsn tnb tf(parea f6 baSarG auser
l3ettDsrluh aae MuSlagen fur &emmi ions - eblpren, w.t.
lpDrtp &c. NefTereuaen: @rF1t
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Gn8rcs@Tlaf 9enzgtabGtfeu1 n
s@~ OPrS. 1859 81 III, Central Npenue.
Baltimore, Wb.

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Isura deenpmrten uub bas YeIb wteber eraattet. GDnbitUren
lbnnen aIe Nrten SOnS SrUp tn Tore 8pntdneu sefilt erbaIts
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"ab, allie Ndtarbett tne un~terf&teS ~ ofrriG,s
n. 8ar 8drrter, Sc1neiocr, gdbnbtnaGber, Gleioer'
lniad1ertnen u. ,@rinGtfdmilie', tpei9s StsI @d2arbetfta'
ben, 1T btele Wtal0tns pGn unf0dBbarem Uetbe-Ssr, &etrs
I@emtnn bftnt Gebrarh berieIben bstrGgt & o.
GittaMfet1O Dollars per STabr. a1@
Dteelben fub iber ale 8betle btefes 9anbes, Ia fat tn alen
IGseeu6fn, tn benen glaberst bsirttben tptrp, I'm aaeenrtusn
I@etrau9. Die tn Baltimore WeT<gorf, @1tldoeiptia unp
Potion Oerfertt9ten 6errsnfletber, unb bic Der e~effppten fetusn
Sefren. unb DamensStteftl3 eu8en ron Der 8prsu8lt3iett Der
I&rbrtt ~perfetben. Is3 a-G55a As.+- 4
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I~eleeanten Qaben tn .El0
geo. l59 Wefs8 altirncrefraBe q
9 nNrtrsn nnb uniere MGf@taen bort gum gerfapf %aus8sfteat.
&C. gDtr baben teBt 3a .H1 se0 u c 4
neue Waldinen fir SamiIiengebruuA gum
.au Breile prn $50 Biz $7S, t1r
Selde NIT Sauni- nn6 @tnfabpreden, fpwis sfelen enberen
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lberet Sperattpnen Gn~juieben. e
8eb2Stl 20. g, grpbtrtf gssn.
N0rbbOlI TGrbe1fOfTe, NJOt9fcbe.
5000 8as 8tfpaIfenes unb genaplsnes 5arbBCtS, t}Ia
20 8iten 8rapp, fret BON Gam.
10 Slet6. YulSer, brfe 5prte, ~
100 - pUtGi6e, r. ann ii
200 y irtf9ea raS GntertfdntT9e Qem.
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GinSe, Yreu6 9ptafte.
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pprssaan. GrSt g 8p.ben g%Detaaein, gs .a
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l@D6entle, u s Spl SppG,
8laaROll grtraet, .aB sSrOene 9amsltteseI,
Sem. S6eudd, SatantfNe @rbe,
l@al1cdS 9nhtgD, .lAA @runfpan, -i44 e.
Bengal =" Seldlsmntte 8rtibe uaf.
IsGril2H 80 So @p@ S~bnrtssfr.
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auf bera alien gtass

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b la1 auf bsna aItsn g1ast
7e g2o8. 1, 3, s uuo z, 9tcro Gutaip StraSs.
4, tpnifber Der. @utop. 5pufe, Baltimore, Wb., wteber rrHsffns,
s,fen Gtrrna mGbtenb Der iegtei IS Sabre 80 Gteti Durbt
ttaGt ser untcrset&nete Dem Ynbhfufn BITE ~ltac6snhs Intetae
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lren @ I@Gft8lDf1I fpttbetret5en Nnp IS aW Sut AufaaSe ma.
den, oas DtanD tntrter nehr tn 5etHer DDaenrunG su Derbtf.
Muser Fetnen altsn WaGreabdmfern unb Der SGSrtt In On.
l~tamHrase, nabe Baltimore, BAT CT cine neue grOse Ecbrtf /,
sab.Gatagfrase, MT nsF SFoafs aads a geshtrase e]rrtttet. IL
SIN btefer Tabrtf wer6en 9taRps nda elmer neuen Scala ae.
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un6 Baltimore "A 9tenDs a~usseaslt batten, tt3 3 s d i
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beufaGs has er 4 c ST. q M Il nj ertbetlt purbe.
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gas tn btefer 85sbrt' esoauten Ytanps pnbeu puus etsru
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unb Spn teter Soft anb 8qpart werben a ii,tert,
Die atE6te Srrafelt ntrb auf bic Mrbett Mnb auf Ste Mus.
NO 81 Ser Wtatertasen Scfpenbet uEb fr tam ca5er fir tece.
aus slnen, @tabltReacnt terpRrsebenfe Snfrantent be gar
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4ne Saftamsnt. .aas sstiasr 8aBtii wer5sn fir S 3apr
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. DCa BEN befen SntrpMentenraaAern 81 $45 bt& $500.
E4A 9tanDs 10 erbGu NJ 8ttau DIT, aus
$3.50" IL s.un.m g.
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Ttp mas 8tlfD,
Wtatam Rennebp,
5enrp &teman
Sames Graiisr a
III
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Gqnitablc Tcnerz
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tSncprtOrirt 1884
Charter duf ttnrler

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E4NBLU-S y Wt &pIt WRnftaI<x'1HfEthf
SsstsDtie fir @istspdnoerer.
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9fone arrangements fir ginnanperer, bic aud
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BittSburg, @lebelans, Detreit, 6prt Mapne
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.3 nfso. .aaa Saufmannsgiter % illa
unb altf 7prten bon Gt9entbu m IN BEN befen
% mpa8nttn unter ~bttlt9en 8ebtaaunaen.%
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To George w. Lemon, =. 4. Burbridgs, Oscar II
BurheldEe, end The City ef keekuk:

To George w. Lemon, =. q. Burbridgs, Oscar II.
BurheidEs, end The City Of keekuk.
'lSHERE Is now on hIe Ia the Office Of the Clerk
Of tie District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, 1t
Fort Madison, the petition Of Xix, Hale 4 Co.,
claiming Of dssrge w. Lemon snd ). q. Burbrides
fifteen thousand dollars on two promissory notes,
executed b3 them ~ Lemon Burbridge 10 x. n.
4 y. ". Ford and By them endorsed 70 plaintiffs
seven l7| eigAt lsl ana nine ts), in block ninety
three tos1, n tho City Of Keokak, Lee county !,
Iowa. Given 70 secure said notes; and charging that
Ossar b. Burbridgs BY mortgage, and tbs City Of
keckuk by purchase, are interested In said proper
ty. Unless you appear an answer said petition
on or before the second day Of the May (1s5o)
OF said Court judgment will be rendered accordin
70 the pfya 1 said petition, The property ordered
70 be sold and the Interest IL All the defendants
il the same be Eorey4r cut Oh
| RANKIN, MILLER ENsTER,
kArch II, 1859. Att Us for plaintiffs.
rnkh1kl4w
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EIsom o. Il. scaltEH,s AGENCY

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q p AND r = u RAIL = . >
~ CANADA.
A1-ADELIGHTFUL ROMANTIC ROUTE19
PROM TEE WEST 70
Boston, Nsp York, and Ire Eastern States
va the Michfsan Central, Crest Wesfern,
Ogdensbxrge I vsvnsHs Csafrsl, $50
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA.
Passengers by this route have opportunity OF
visiting some Of the grandett and most Won
derfui scenery In the world, including Toro~so,
Niagara Falls, Svspension Bridge, Thousand Isdsds,
Raftds o. fAe 81. Larreace Quebec, Montreal White
Mo&ntaws, the Tubular b, idge, (nearly fro miles in
lengthy, Lake CAsmSiaia, Fdih Of MonfMoysncf,
Hudso~ River, ETC., etc.
On and after May 1, 1853, Baggage will be
Checked Through from Chicago.
TO EMIGMA sTs.
Passages may be secured Ut thu Office Of the Com
pany In Chicago by sAILING ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull,
Aberdeen and Montroee. An ngcnt Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD superintends the re movai Of
smigrants and baggage As Quebec free Of charge.
Pare from $50 to $3b to Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
l. z v 4 a r n H..
OF e0 800 TONS AND TOO FEET LONG
Is under contract to this Company for one or more
trips to Portland. Tourists' return tickets from
Chicsso to the principal towns n Europe will
shortly be issued. Tickets from Chicago for all
points East, also for the Leviathan or Tor the M
0 8. s. Co.'S ships, can be obtainVd at the Once
Of the Grand Trunk Railroad, No. 50 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
Agent Of Grand Trunk r. X. Co., Of Canada.
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LoEel Notlce.
V0U are hereby notified that there is now on nle
L in the Office Of the Clark Of the District Court
Of Lee Connty, Iowa, 1t Fort n addison petition Of
J W. Sdmpscn, claiming Of yos the SON Of
sSss soleo os end iassrs'. + y psr cent,
payable annually, On three certain promissory
notes executed By you TO him. Also, praying
against yos The force losure Of = mortgage ere
cutsd b.. Jon TO him Nov. 4th, 1856, upon the
front ends, ono hundred feet deep, Of lots one
and two, block one hundred md eighty, in City
Of Ksckuk, Lee County, lows, given 10 secure
said notes for the paruhass money Of said real
es.ats; also praying indignant against yoou for
tbs fors1less 4 eli you interest in the same, and
for cthsf and further relief. And that ualess you
appear and answer thereto on or before the morn
ing Of the second day Of the next term Of said
A. d. 1859, at Fort Madison, Iowa, judgment
will be rendered against you by default.
NOBLE STRONG,
Feb. IS, 1s5o-dlm Plaintiffs Attys.
TO asorse w Lemon, s. g. Burbridgs md Oscar
ii. Burbridge:
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, ~ Fort
Madison, the petition Of Kix, Hale Co., repre-
scnting that Lemon Burhridge, viz; George w.
Lemon and 5. e. Burbridge-executed their two
promssory notes December 18th. $50, to e. h. 4 D..
W. Ford, and executed al security Tor tho payment
OF the same, their mortgage deed On lots one and
two in block nins-nine, in the city OF keokuk !;
that said =. R.d DIV Ford endorsed and deliv-
cred said notes TO plaintiffs, and that they nov
| the holders Of said notes and the said mortgage,
and that Oscar II. Burbridge has Subsequent
mortgage on said property. Sand petition asks for
judgment against Lemon Burbridge FER 81 600
and a. order Of sale Of the property, and for gen.
| eral relief.
| Unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before the second day Of May term fls59) Of
said Court Judgment win be rendered according 10
| the prayer of the petition.
| RANKIN, MILLER l. ENSTER,
/ March III 1859. Att'ys for Plaintiffs.
| mchl KHfun
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Peach, Plum and Cherry Trees, either Standard u
Dwarf. Grape Roots Or Csttings; Currant, Coos
berry, Raspberry and Black berry bushes, together
with Evergrecns and Ornamental Shrubbsry. will
receive prompt and faithful AttSAti0n.
Trees delivered IN any part OF the City free Of
charge. go
Nursery Grounds In tho Western part OF the
City, on Des Moines Avenue.
g. o. HILTON.
Late Hubbell Hilton.)
Keokuk, Sept. 8, 1858-dkw