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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24
wars nnd Rmmors Of wars!

The latest Intelligence from Virginia is Of Tho
most exciting character, especially to the +. Il
Va. Should the rumored army OF John Brown
JI., prove a reality. won't there he a terrible di.
.trhca ,hroughot the Old Dominion Her soil
especially in the vicinity Of Charlestowu, will
be thoroughly restored without q resort to qua
no Seriously, We blush to think that our gov
eminent embraces within its limits such mis-.
ersble set Of cowsrdly fools us the Virgnirns
have proved themselves 10 be- No story is too
absurd for them to believe while their exhibitions
Of fear ore exceedingly nausculing. They richly
merit whipping, md the Lord willing we shall
not feel bad If they get it. Browns acts may
be forgotten, but Vhginia's dssraccuI conduct
will forever stain her character.
b. .s. . - ~--. ..-a-.----
Thc blade ana the u y Scnntorship
y The Blade misapprehendrd our views upon
this sui sct, or At least made wider application
OF our remark than we intended
i We commended the course of the Cleveland
Herald to tho attention Of the Blade and State
Journal simply rs being II prudent course, aud
did no, wish 10 he understood that it would be
improper for the former to express its preferences.
This il has an uuduubted right 10 do and 81
long as il is only the organ Of its condut tors,
no Que, certainly, hos any reason 20 complain.
When it assumes to speak for the North. West
IL should be well advised, or adopt tho prudent
policy Of the Htrold. We intended the remark
TO apply TO this extent 10 the Blade and no lar
ther. .s
In another article in our poper we took the
position that the State Journal, being the &C
knowlcJged central organ Of the party, had no
right TO espouso the interests or advocate the
election of any particular person TO the office
Of II. S, Senator. We wish TO look TO that pa
per for o lust aud truthful reflection Of Republi.
can sentiment upon the political alfIirs of our
State, but if it adv coates the nomination and
election to Office Of one good Republican in
preference TO that OF another, it ceases TO be the
organ Of the parry, and becomes the mouthpiece
OF faction II hos no right TO use its position
Of commanding influence, to promote the inter
ests any individual in the party II is its duty,
st least In our humble judgment 70 bring the
names aud claims of all candidates alike TO the
attention Of the people.
Since the above was in type, wo have seen the
O. S. Journal Of last Saturday which contains
q most disingenuous article on the Senatorship
in which it 10 guilty of doing just the very thing
which it Processes an unwiliingness to do.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24

If you want II pounds Of q certain kind of
Sugar for 81, DON'T COME TO US for it; we
don't deal in such MIXTURES. But il you want
an article that can be called "SUGAR AN or.
ticIc that has more real worth in a pound than
some we've heard of has in three, we can lei you
have it for-well tell you next week. In the
meantime, call and examine it.
We do not pretend to deal in Goods so chsa y
that they are not worth buying, but we took es-
pecial pains TO purchase goods Of real worth.
Those, therefore, who purchase OF US. can
rest assured ol obtaing FIRST CLASS GOODS
Remember, friends the BEST il the CHEAPEST
don't va deceived by chat.
Our only object now is to invite you in TO see
our stock, feeling confident that all examination
will prove TO you the statements we have made
AS to our prices, rest assured that, slthough
our stock is of such superior quality, We allow
no one to call away customers BY Offering GOODS
" lower than the lowest, no ONE SHALL UN-
DERsrLL US,
Next week we will endeavor to tell you what
we can do. We are prevented, this week, on
account of the want OF time and space. Con-
troi you, impotence, then, and improve the first
opportunity to call and satisfy yourselves.
GRAIN Of all kinds wanted in exchange for
Goods.
BUTTER, EGGS, &C, taken at the
highest market price.
MONEY OF all kinds CHATS passabe) taken
for Goods. Your money is worth ten cents
more on the dollar in our establishment than il
is anywhere else.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24
The U. :. semntorship.
The Mt. Vernon R,publican says

The Nj. Vernon R,publican says
The Steubenville True American speaks o
Corwin end Chase. es the most prominent can
didates Tor U. s. Senator, and remarks that Cor
win has never been its fovorie since the time
he was member of President Fillmore's Cabinet
and attempted to secure a fraudulent claim
against the u. s Government. The Ameriean
speaks very highly Of MIR. Chase, but opposes his
election TO the U. s. Senate on the ground that
he is prominent as the Republican candidate Tor
nomination to the Presidency. Under these cir
cumstancss, the American expresses its decided
U. s. Senate.
Mr.. CHAM is thorough Republican, an
able, eloquent champion Of Republican prnc-
Piles and measurse, but in ell that constitutes a
good U. S Senator, we conceive, he is in no wise
superior to our candidate, Hon. Columbus Del
ano.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24

ZANEsvlLLE AHEAD!- Tho Courier Offers the
following challenge to the young mothers OF the
State:
During the taking of the census Of the city o
Zanesvillc, n few days ugo, for educational pur.
purposes, a singular act was asccrtaincd The
law requires that the names of persons between
five and twenty -one years of pge shall be taken,
and was found that mother not yet twenty.
one years Of age has two children the youngest
Of them over five yeats of ago. A mother and
two children ou the same school list! Beat tha,
who Gun?
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24

&s-By special arrAn cement, the entire years sub.
eription TO the Magazines is paid over by us TO the
the year direct from their respective publication of.
ices The cost ot the engravingS paid ony by the
difference bstwhen the lowest Wholesale aud the reg.
ulNr price of the Magazines
E5r Engravings sent At once, and subscriptions to
periodicals commence with current issue unless 9th,
srwise ordered, Money NJ our risk ii proof is re,
tained Of having bosn ,naed, First impressions are
best, therefore send early, Address
q, h DAILEl 4 CO.,
(At Wm. Halt 4 Sons Music stOrs,) 54S Broadway
Ne,. ~, lsS@--H New York.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24

AN ANXIOUS lEoUIRr. The Richmond En-
quirer says that anxious inquiry is made every
day whether the Southern Senators will sake
their seats with Seward, Hale and Sumner, i'm
pcatod rs they have been in the llarper's Fer.
ry affair
We presume they will be glad to take seats
with these gentlemen, bu: if they wont, let
them stand aud look on-DH Vsrnon Rep.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24
New York Election,

The official result is not yet declared, but it is
pretty wei! settled that the majority of the Dem
ocrsrs and Americans over Lsvenworth the Re
publican candidate Tor Secretary olStste, is aboIl
1000, and that the other Democrats support led
by this coalition Nrs all elected unless we rxcep,
the Prison Inspector, the Republican nominee
being 800 ahead so far Blade.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24
Bright a. Brindle--Buclx n Brown

Bright and Brindle were well matched yoke
OF cattle, though they differed somewhat in col.
or so OF Buck aud Brown, They are of differ
ant eolorS aud aims, hut in other respects arr
not 30 badly matched, and Gov Wise should
consult the ends OF justice by eNiug both snke
Buck, to forward hiS own selfish objects, was
bent on making society WORSE; Brown ON ma.
king t better. Buck violated the Constitution
and laws OF Kansas; Brown violated the Cun,tj.
tuition aud the laws OF Virginia. Bu, i invaded
Slate TO make men SLAVES; Brown invaded a
STATE TO make men free. Buck was determined
that the people OF Kansas should take slavery,
whether they would or no; Brown was deter.
mined that the people Of Virginia should take
freedom, whether they would or no. Buck was
laSing up capital Tor future political glory;-
Blown was laying up treasure beyond the rcut h
ofmolh and rust, Tor future immortal glory. In
short, with different bims. they were both pull
ing in the same yoke, and il Blown is TO swing
y Is evident that Bu X should honor tho Other
snd Of the ha'er-NsTark Amsrlean
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24
VVlso Can Beat 1t!

CHATHAM, o., Nov. 10, 1859.
EDS. HERALD:--Permit me TO inform the
many readers of the Herald through its columns
that have raised the present year from one
fourth OF an acre OF ground, fifty bushels Of po-
tatoos, eighteen bushels of onions ana thirty.
seven bushels of English turnips. If any one
can beat that this dry season, let me hear from,
them &, s. WARMER
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24

--Gorrson, the Aboliionist, calls upon the
Northern people TO discard cotton That's an
invitation to Northern womt u TO unbosom them
selves Prentice.
-''Why did Adam bite the eppe?' said a
schoolmaster to a country lad. because he had
no knife" said the urchn.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24
LADIES!

We can exhibit an elegant assort-
ment of
Fail and Winter Dress Goods,
Splendid Fancy Silks,
Irish Poplins,
CaShmeres,
Fine French INerinos,
IMJcts,
Wool Plaids,
Ducal Stripes,
Wool Delains,
LaviHa Cloths,
and everything new and novel of the
season Everything in the line of ia
pie and Fancy Goods
Opera Nannezs Of all kinds, Shetland
and Zephyr Woods, Ladies' Hoods
and Rigalettes, Skeleton Skirts, En-
broiderics, Trimmings, Velvets, Ho-
siery, Uoaks and ManhHas-Me
fashionable styles, Fall and Winter
Mawls-the latest patterns, Water
loo long and square, Mdaleser, Bro
cha, northampton, Scotch and Man.
t'Ha Shaevls, and afuN line Of white
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, and CHEAPER by a large
per centage.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24

"A mosl extraordinary re,ssilon was made
at an inquest recently, before tho corSnrr ior
Sslford, England. The body OF man was found
in The Suiee at Mode Wheel on the river Irwel
and IN he evening an inquest was held. On ex
amin uion, il was found that the deceased, who
went by the nsme OF Harry Stokes, wss,in fact
womIn; that she had worked as bicks.tter
for about quarter Of a century; that she had
been twice married during that period; had kept
beer shop in Manchester during the early part
oi her career, bll in every way conducted her.
selI us man. The jury, sitter al examination
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24
Retail Establishment!

Believing that the Farmers will be.
in need of a large amount of goods the
coming Fall and Winter, and also (ow-
ing to the uncommonly good crops)
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
SAME, and have an assortment of goods
which, ..
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24
IN QUALITY AND QUANTITY.

cannot be surpassed in Northwestern
Ohio. l need only to add that my
goods oers bought to be sold, and that,
too, at
BNASDNADnM RAEES2
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24
School Lands for sale,

fTNUE undersigned will oIIer for sale, at public
J. auction at the door of the Court House in Wood
County Ohio, Friday. the 5th of January, 1860 at
the hour Of / o'clock p. NJ. the following School
Lands situated in section lG, town 3, north. range
east divided and appraised as follows to wit:
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24
A View of MounI Vernon,

In the Engraving Of Washington, These splendid
engrayiugs arc from original paintings by Hcksand
are engraved on steel IN the highest style OF art
They each 2iNi6 inches, each containing SIN
soUARI FEET. So many coarse miserable pictures
have been palmcd upon the public works OF art
aud especially in cheap, black and muddy ongrayings
thatit is dlicut 10 convince persons of taste that
they are safe in ordering what they have not first
We have paid the first artists their prices
amounting 10 many thousand dollars to produce en-
cravings really nEAUrlFUr,as well as the best por-
traits and that shall be splendid ornaments to any
pAror 5SSrOpinSns that can he relied on:
ES~ The editor ofthe n ". Observer sayS;-"rhsSe
sngravings are genuine works of Srt-thS hkenesses
ars admirable. The portrait of Mr. Everett will take
precedence of all others"
NS~Fhc " y. Caristiaa Adrseatr says;-" They
are among the finest engraViugs we have ever seen,
and ths publishers are FULLY RESPONSIBLE FOR
ALL THEY PROMISE"
TERMS, ALMOST GRATIS,
We will send post paid, securely packed IN rollers
EIrHER Engraving aud 50 Magazine year, 81,
Born Engraving. ani 50 Magazine year, 81.
Agents who remit SD At Que time will have an eN
ira copy Of each engraving. The Magazines are
Rarpsr's
Ihe hsieIerbocktr,
GOdsys Ladys Book,
1ks Atlantic,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24
Take Notice

Take Notice.
I HEREBY CERTIFY that my wifi Sarah Tegron
i has lett my bed and board without provo
cation, aud hereby forcwarn every person not 10
hUhor trust her on my account, Ns | will not be
responsible Or pay any debts Of her contracting.
Nov. II, lS59-2Sw3* BEN, TEGRON.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &C.
The largest and best in town.
GROCERIES-Fresh and pure , in
these goods, zoe can't be beat.

Shall we enumerate farther? Had
We space, we might do so; but brief
description ofwhat our stock 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
OsVn interest, to call and examine our
goods I'VE CAN SUIT YOU.
N. BAH orders for goods at whole
sale or retail promptly filled, and goods
warranted. Merchants from neigh
boring towns supplied at small adj
vance from N. Y. cost
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24
A few WORDS
-TO-
THE PUBLIC!!
GfpTTTnTp FR TN Y NFFS
SAMEAE FACTS
TO BE
U Rennem bered! Il
I TAKE THIS METHOD

I TAKE THIS METHOD I
of informing the people of Wood Coun-
ty and vicinity that l have just re-
turned from New York, and am now
receiving a 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, 1859-11-24

TENMS--Unc tWcTIth part OF the purchase money
he paid nt time of sale and the balance in eleven
equal annual nstallments with annual interest there
on.
No bid taken for less sum than the appraised value
and each lot will hc sold separately to the highest bid
der therefor. JAMES w. ROSS, Co. Auditor.
Auditors Office Wood CO. q.
Nov o. 1S5a-20wTS5 25.
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GENTS AND 30 VS.

Can be furnished with anything in
the line of Fashionable Clothing at q
price which cannot fail to suit Mcn,.-
PANTS. COATS AND VESTS
ofevery style, all of good MATERIAL
Overcoats and Dress Coats, Cashmere
Suits, Broadcloths, 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 d CHILDREN's
CATERS, BOOTS s. SHOES.
NOTIONS-a complete assortment,
embracing almost everything and
1000 articles beside.
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &C.
The largest and best in town.
| GROCERIES-Fresh and nure = in
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-18
Trustees Sale.

VTTHEREA5 IN tie 10th day Of April, A d 1887,
w David En.:sh, of Scott county, executed
unto George Nchols A. trustee, certain deed OF
Trust, yrg - said trustee the quar-
ter OF section No five Is In township No seventy
az rth, and or range No one ~ cast Of the 5,h
NJ, il Sc,.t county, iowa, which aid convey sncc
was made by the i'd David English for the pur-
pose of securing the payment OF n certain note ef
one hundred and t en- and 55 100 dollars (A1l5 55,
and the interest thereon ID by sad English aud
ltd tho 2oth day OF April. 1851, payable six
months after date, 70 Alfred BnYiick with ten per
cent interest
And now said note having become due AMI payable,
with the interest itereon, and the taid David F
Hngish having failed t. psy the sane, !, George L
Nckolls, trustee aforesaid, DO here by give this
public notice thtt by virtue Of the power hich l. In
me vested ty said deed OF trust viii, On Saturday
the 1t day OF February. A d 1853, at the Court
House door in the city of Davenport, between the
hours of two (2l Rnd iour a. O'Clock in the afternoon
expose and of ,r for safe public auction, the parcel
OF land above described, much thereof as shall
be frent 10 pay she OF said note 8li5 IS
with the interest thereon 10 the day Of sae tozeh
er with all the costs and expenses attending said
sale. costs Of this notice and trustees fees. &c.
Dated the 18th day OF January, A d 1859.
GEORGE l.. NICKOLLS,
Jal6 Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-18
From W ashiligeOn.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l6.-Orders have been
issued from the War Department similar to
those which were sent to Kansas pending
the former troubles-or,lers to use the four
or five companies Of troops now there az a
posse committatus to enforce the law, & =
ring the present disturbances in that Terri
tory.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l7.-Private letters an
nounce the recent discovery near Fort Bu-
chanan, Of the old Compsdre silver mines,
which have been for a long time buried and
lost.
Lord Napier has officially requested the
British government to confirm or refute the
statement made in London letter to the
Boston Daily Adpert ser, respecting his par
tizan relation here.
At meeting on Saturday, of the Com.
mittee Of Ways and Means, Secretary Cobb
presented report, showing that more than
Sl5.OOO.0OO Of treasury notes fall Que be-
fore the lst Of July. which there are no
means available to meet
Mr.. Phelps stated that lie was not pre-
Parel to bring forward any plan to supply
the deficiencies in the revenue, but will do
so on Tuesday, to which the committee
agreed
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-18
Later from New Mexico.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 1.-THE New Mexican
mail with dates to the 18th reached lnde-
pendence yesterday. The mail was pack ed
on mules most of the way in consequence OF
bad roads
The New Mexican Legislature had elect
ed augustus Demerle public printer vice s.
NJ. Yost.
Nothing had been heard from the missing
Nevoshae mail party
Gov. Requer had issued special message
to the arn.istice in regard to the Nevaio
Indians but it amounts to nothing, as it
does not provide for the surrender of the
murderer Of Major Brooks servant nor pay
ment for him.
The Superintendent Of Indian Affairs and
Commander of the Military department says
that they will consent to no peace upon the
terms Of the armistice. but will require the
return Of all private and public property
taken during the war. and establishment OF
line running East, beyond which the In
dians shall neither plant, nor Craze their
stock.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-18

LUCKY ONEs.-The following in this
vicinity have been awarded premiums, or
rather won prizes, in the Cosmopolitan Art
Association
Darley's Outlines to c. A. Hubbard, Mo-
line, III.
Pcture-Old Mill, Oval: S. ID. Cochrane,
Galva, Ill.
Picture-Lake Winnepesagee Geo. w.
Graham, Meredosa, III.
Picture-Landscapc Moonlight; Democ-
racy, Davenport,
We suppose that this means the Democrat
How's' that landscape to be divided, Messrs
Richards and West? Don't cut ii in halv es?
II. CUnmercidl.
Yes, Mr.. Commercial, that means u.s. 1t
affords us intense pleasure to state that we
have won that magnificent mammoth paint.
ing-the grandest effort of most sublime
painter-who subsisted come hundred nights
"by moonlight alone" catching on the end
of his brush struggling moon beams, which
he transformed in oil their pristine glory to
the identical canvass which we have been
so extremely fortunate as to draw. The
merits of this painting are Of such high char
acter that when hung in any conspicuous
position it will illuminate large section
of country-say the entire corporation
thereby affording our citizens q constant
flow of reliable moonlight-said to be bet
ter than ordinary coal gas. Its just the
thing that has so long been needed in this
city. We shall probably donate it to the city
for the purpose above hinted at When it
shall have been transported to this city, We
shall put it on exhibition at some conspicu-
Gus place at the small expense of
Adurs over ten years OF age........l2x cents.
Children under IS years Of age. .......One tjs.
Families averaging 25 children. shilling.
One lady with two gent lemen.. .nnepence.
Editnrs, N. mbers of city Council, law
yers and other rogues Of high STAN
ding .0e20 0eo0eus
Clsrgymen Of all denominations. ..free.
Don't let the Commercial man trouble
himself about the division. We will attend
to that in due season.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-18


EEThe following excellent Ao,ice c
of Rev. Mr.. Magoun's lecture at the Pres
byterian Church in Rock Island Oh Fliday
evening, we clip from the Commercial. 1t
is Just tribute to one of our most talented
ministers
TIE LECTURE LAST EvENING.-The attend
ance at the Second Presbyterian Churcl
taking the disagreeable weather into =
count, as large as might be expected, but
we hope will be SO far augmented on Mon
day evening next that not spare seat will
he left in the Ch urch.
We admire Mr.. Magoun's lecture because
it was practical lesson in the history OF
the world and that of human and political
progress, which no one heard without being
INTEL ectually improved, The trashy poems
and brilliant flashes, gaily dressed ideas and
Tupperishness, which are emitted by the
touch and go Lecturers of our time, are Of
no use to any one except the owner, and
that only in pecunisry way. Here was a
leaf from the page Of history rendered at
tractively and sufficiently spiced with bril-.
fancy aud original illustration to leave lis
impress on the mind. 1t is true that Dr.
Magoun told US nothing new Of Raleigh,
but then he revived wildly the memories OF
our historical reading and whenever this is
done, it is attended with benefit.
We have been requested to give synop
ais of the lecture, and had taken notes tor
that purpose, but as the lecturer designs
using it again, it would scarcely be fair to
deprive it Of some of its interest by publ
cation. All we can say is that those who
may hear Dr. Magoun on Raleigh, will en-
Joy the pleasure Of having that character
presented to them in its most agreeable
most fascinating, most charitable. truthful
and christian light, The lecture was pre-
ceeded and followed by singing by choir
Of eitissns which delighted oil present. We
regret that no one offered vote Of thanks to
the lecturer, which We are sure would have
been carried unanimously.