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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-29
NEW YEARS NOTICE,

/ RETURN my thanks to my customers for
Il their patronage during the past year, and
at the same time take occasion to say that
l henceiorward ! will adhere strictly to 4 cash
business-buying for cash and selling for cash
The discounts in buying for cash, together
with the loss by bad debts, and the cost of
bookkeeping and collecting, would amount in
year in my business to some four thousand
dollars, which sum desire to divide among
my customers by selling At less prices This
system viii enable them to buy for less, and
will also save me a deal Of trouble aud work.
| To most Of my customers it will make little
difference whether they buy for cash or on
time. am therefore determined hereafter 70
decline every application for credit for the rea-
sons stated above.
NJ. WILLIAM.
jan opposite Centre Market.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-29

SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS.
- &c-Wm. Braddoek has Just re-
ceived, direct from the manufacturers. a
lot Of very handsome Saddles, Trunks,
Wagon and Carriolc Harness, Riding
and Blind Brides, Carriage Brides,
faltors, Reins, double and single Col
lars, &c, which he is Offering at manu-
facturors prices. oct -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-29
SALE.

- y virtue of Decree of the Cireuit
I'D Court for Montgomery county. as
a Court of Equity, in the case Of Catha-
rine NJ. Trail and others VS.. Sarah p
Trail and others, the subscriber, as Trus-
tee, will offer at public sale, on the pre-
misses,
On saturday, the 9TH day of
February next,
between the hours of II O'clock A nj
aud 2 o'clock, L NJ, the following RE
AL ESTATE, of which William Trail
late of said county, died, seized and
possessed:
A LOT,
situated in the town of GAINESVILLE, con-
tanning TWO ACRES OF LAND, more
or less now occupied by Mrs. Mary J.
Hawkins.
-. The improvements consist of
ssgEss commodious DWELLING
49, HOUSE, and suitable out
buildings. a iirst-rate stand for tavern.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-29
USTEE'S SALE.

Wy virtue of Decree from the Cir
- cult Court of Montgomery county,
sitting as Court of Equity in the case
of Thomas Jones, next friend of George
/. Metzgar, VS.. William Metzgar anG
Elizabeth Metzgar, the subscriber, as
Trustee, will offer at public sale,
On SATURDAY, the 5th of Februa-
ry next, at 3 o'clock, p. IN.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-29
DRILLS!

HAVING continued the agency Of Inc well
HI known BEcEFoRD & HofFMAS's GRAIN
u UiNO IND .SEf,fJ mills. I am now
prepared to receive orders, at Baltimore prices,
freight added. Last year many farmers were
disappointed. Order your drill without delay,
and be prepared to seed your grain The Drill
chcerfully shown and explained.
Ao- Apply at the Central Agency Depot,
$40 ith Street. Washington, D. G. 10
EDWARD +. SIMPSON.
aug Cot Sign Of the Spread Eagle.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-29

GREAT DLSC0V VERY or TIE AGE
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-29

Central Stores West Building,
Opp. Centre Market Washington, u. G..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-30
POLITICAL.
COMING WINTER
pY J. ". TniHLwALL.

The north winds blowing Keen
The crumblcd leaves among
Where singing birds have been'
|, misses and whistles strong;
Leaves fall nj every blast,
r, cart,,'S cold clamn,y bed;
The summcr slory'S past,
lis flower and fragrance dead.
No more the swallows fleet
skim Ger the CLASSY lake,
From all arouGd they MET,
y !ieavcntaught way I" take.
md they must Der the sea.
70 summer hTccze> bland;
Their path so wild and free
Traced ~ m unseen hand.
On, blessed are the wings
That bear them from the storm;
To scenes where gladne>S rings,
Blce skies and sunshine WARM;
To them Is nature kind,
To Us It's kinder Sllf
who tarongh all changes iind
y >umn.er in goodwill.
Good will 20 one another
M4Ee> le>olation bright;
When man 10 mans a brother,
t. n winter ;ce:aS delight;
When hearts are true and hind.
Oh. who would wish TO roam;
Zen could he tack the wind,
And ii.d "a summcr home.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-30
q D..

~ Yl.Jsn,e 81! = ,.,rc- "s tie L..cui, Court ~ O90e'
lana. .uie-.rl 81. IL, 81 w. sr.IrGb"r, ie%y, ia the ca.'
J,a.-- /. Bathr . 1, -. Ne. - "nh OD.tHah JohLs':
,ni other lyfc.dtIt. /! HAL, ~ Comm ,slousru thereby 2
yriI.,i ia- ~, IuriI.., ,,i af .ustIuu. In iron! Oi u.
,,y,sti.li Court llp;.,. 81, frr !6Tll DAY OF JAN. 80
cu. motley o.: the ~ittar.i, ia rem Under of the hha''
r,,,.rL de-. .i,.,, rui ,.g slave, M,ry. Amy, susan, Bru!
lin E,tnul,i. Eutrt. LpDl.t. ts-yr. Molly, IarVin'
CLu!. J,tA-an ,rt IIaIri.', ,uvir in'"rrsis consisting
the urG yil,i ,~ry.rig.II ,irr-- d! IN s.Id drieniant,h
ur .,ti .I,y., ,n-: 10. i,,ri ufth. = mother. Nan, J"hb
san ur.!rr ;. En! 81 ~, T .fa:4il,r. NT. George, decd
Inr.r .ity.. ne M n e ppssrr-'nV ~ TIE NE tenant, Nancy
yul.nsuu, or .: hrr hu-rtut, Anderson J"hns"n, and they
ave valuable uy. aui Wu!ipl,in iui increasing IN nu'n
Der aui value. 800: opp I'ILiiy FOR - profitable inNr''
uicut = h-r- presented! n Vu- uIUirtS Of the Interest,"
mentioned. shah not ,"! :or = sutE sG:ac.eni !" stla'A -,
nurno.,s Of the decree. then the Otter pcirty VIII s'''
iu The sane manner ~ the stE Z iiFu" ini place.
TfRM+.- About $40 VIZ br required IA CAL. tn ~
r,,..r In ~ .ly. rnrr.i :, :.e purchaser executing - h"'"
therefor, Srh .uli.rpt .rrU.,y, hrti.i. .''' q ''N NC
iay IL Ill. W" = ''',
Nyy gi-rt, WI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-30
pE>IvT:\TINUI OF YlnI..Ni.N.

~ ASEFACIlHL1 at :nIs Institution, aad s"li 'i+te nne
III al the Agents store. 10. u. Fear street - ''''"'''
articles. a. reduced pric,!. 90 at;
Boots. Shoes and G!"yu">
Women, chilifeu Inu Str'aE,' Sh'"'
WasoU an. Cart iI.:uc.J ~ every L.s.nt''"!
MachiES Band, lr~rhcr Hoe
Wagons. Carts,
Draws and Wi,-rivsrrCEs
TaIJg.bys, Sglv,, ic.
Striped aui ri,iG Cu;tv.-
Kvrs,y, aud L:usry, LOT rIaHIa.:pn hah'-
Ready made C!niIin: Tor S-rya9's
Mos; Of ia. above ar,!cics Oh hand and '"' -t'r, "r ~.
o. inaJ- 81 repaired. or Other .o1 work don" :" order, VI
short rn,ic- iCr cash, or To pl:csuai Customer, oniy. 81
.hOr: tine.
Ortrrs fr,n ~ :rnn'ry, wish 'at!'ihct"r! rr:.'eh'"s
promptly .;;s.ir'i IL. Adurr-s j. VI: NlMh",
,,, -, I,.t ,ul -',r. Lrr:r-T VI. pruitrIIti.rF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-30
10 nn. Kour. s.rrn,Is AND BRITT

rsyAkE SUTICE-TL.: "a the .-ih day q January new.
/ 1900. between TIE huui. e. : Ia Tie forenoon anu y
iu IL. afternoon II that Day - M c"uhti's n'u,' w we
,ii,,, nf Cnrt.r.,ii 10 ,hc COUNTY %. King and QUEEN,
known A. the Counting h0E-e % ID. B.:tics. f.Ir anu "'
.HI duy ~ February neat, between The sain- hour, ~ 't
residence of Jauiri i;ryIr, H. The cuuD'y % 'inGrr-i'F' an
IN the state " Virginia., | -h,Ii pr"rrei to :ih, ~" i"r"s''
l3uL- e ccFiuin niu' -, u" . u'd a'.'E"''l'" Tor 's 90
a ,ui' nov I'-Liing m n. Lir,l.' Lg-ri i'' ~ S,1" "
hin. and, Queen, ia the stare ~ i~Ir-..tb, "".i'." !, 90, 10
L. Wsr, ii p.!iutis. Iu! A"-nl"ir Si.irr ara you 'm'
said i;ob"r: Jerrir- 4rI Ben! s"4r ~fS ~!i 'ih-. :: " y"
.CGd.U'-; ard IT. from aGy Ciu->, Zee .iNtus'' ''
drun.,,.,is y, al .r b.. youlm-acri. "r, nrt,..' .b'-,'. 90
ahngll not De cot. rlr'ri on tia; "a! .t'# :si'i %. !"
aHl ne adjourned :rOmI.'n- u Hue, -":i '"s -"
iiYus .h..! he ~ruWgie'"'I. -.
given under "a, hand ~. 1"rhra! ~ i..',i
r,~ ,E-rz;y T., :. r. l 4r.a,d. ~ tLi"rnss.
a., yx-I,. VI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-30
OFFICE OF TIE RlcIIN0>n ANn YORK EIyEI

Il. l.. Co, EICHNDNr, nc, TO- I>"' y
4 GENERAL meeting % the sto sshO!'i"rs % he k'u.
N moad aud YORK E,.rF Railroad COMPANY "H' D.. nyni
At West POINT, ia -he rnun:Y 81 King william. en- TUE
DAY. he i1th dsy OF January, l>6i.
Ky order Of he Beard o. D.itc. grH.
4 ". MORTON, ScCy.
,yr- RI. uho.- - expected 80 b. az important trsei"s
10 the stockholders, ani i = hoped ihtt Zach oir vii lite
re-, hlE. .rt In II. or .ui; alton, ty brlnS prr'""! IN Lrr,or'
Or by proxy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-30
xu.s .,Lt.,ua ~ AStsjAn,... 80"

VALUABLE sal tr,ui.iil F'rH, 'i.'.!cf % '.'s
mo-, III. ,NI. ..ri.hHuihoot. All urr ''''i,ins 'U''Es'
Wnprr ,hsrr ,c c,.r,h.-, hssrl, store. = !stts '''ys
,,.i.yl,.-. ,.,-.sarIf uiI,,. s.. Tie isa,' a"''r'a7 wv
49,. gs, ,r.I,- r.,ri..gyg. Co. =l,.. . rsr" hJr's pro
.,,,5,. =. Iur.. i,ai " .hr r.'' I"''.' 'hl "" ""
Ir,r,t IN. n,l.Ure r. 10 yu-i.'t "H"o, "l" . IN 30 ~
| inn yi second yruo'r IiJr.
iift Land D. ss.'r ~.ia,t.. 10 s' 'h' '"'nIr- ., 10,
coun,r,. I'D ,"D-u!- 80 s.ie- it'a ne .a'.,, M,ns
,rri,g, i. ryr-y ,a,r' 81 r;. J.. ly'r ,-' = "H w
.iy. r.n.t.. r.y. az lfrty rrrrri, Hi' ," ,',,s's
H., location + y.gy Jr.nr.tIl, r'r'.' ''l 'u''",het y,
r,ry nm. r.uv ..s.c state. lait' .r."": - 'Ey P'H'h
80" ~ Pam +, gger.a 10. ,.f, 81 ..,'., " WOULD "t *
.,.,..'i m r... G,-Haaata l go, MANY ipltt~i.
-. iu1 j. ciiu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-30
rs,o TyIE CRED,TOHN OF TIIUnhS }

. L pEANE.-N"tc- l., hereby given /" I'll p'f'"tr HAVING
lin. a,,,in., Il,uu. $ ]. D-srr. ~i.ncr ud i.iiG,l,y "F y, \
, member 81 the ia.r hTn o. l.. :u- j. Brown, 'ht, ~: We r.
gl-,: ~ Jam.-- Lyons, k-g, iru-'c- | have ~ ain;ri ~"
3 .,Tu DAY UIikNGARl. 1868, ~ !h" i'S aHi ii- ONCE -
The place 'or rrcriTiny proof Of ali -arh clam. ''siit'rs
aye requested 20 pr..tit ;Ii-.r cl,tlus, pfVr.ri' .Eiaenii'
Gated, ~ or bvfpr, ;nzt day.
{. ven under nv hand - Commissioner .a In,rcrCs nj
the Court Of lIu,,irg, o.! ihr city OF II l"onf, at ny r'i =
y. Eicinord. Iii, 2".h LAY 81 Ds;s:I"cr, ,s'9
D,e u -i3xctd 4. MILTON CARY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-30
% tNIINNTNJN VI I.NsT
tyEuNT uUfI UIsG SHOCK Nsb=irS>h,'

NOE ;Le nj. u Tobacco, Who's, Cora. aud county PIC
& JIr. y,u,f,Iy, rctnru i,rir sincere LhaE-r to Ih-ts
'i-ni. FOR ~, very iirrr,l PATRONAGE heretofore 'A.-h'''
20 them, anI AK a continuance an! ihcrea'r 81 tn -''h'
for tie i.cNt year, pEo'uisin! :h"ir undivided p'i'""'' ''"'
ton To- All COM snrH-nt- coitNnttird 6" i''ih.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-30
?n-Ir S-un"rn. rGi''si COUNTY -
avInN

YuL vt gentleman, sho j. sgrhdn''' "''h' tnl'-t'hS
\ oil North Carolina, s.t Is -usrari 10 t-tci 'nr rug
- . ,,-fn..n, he iuliH-r;s of The Italian, md tie
Li.,.r kr.arars ~ i,'a-%siic.. = tr-!fS.= g! ur:'..i's 4
.iir.tiou q tstsr Ia H.. y-i.a'- 'aEii.- u =. principal ~ 20
ac.I-my. lie re-. -, ny ,,-rmi--i0H, e ;lr Faculty - 1874.
Cp..r-si:y U! North Carolina anc q c.! william ts's-i'
vile. Jr, Of LorhaEty Grove, u ti4Tc'S }. L. u,
Y,rg,9iIl.. Marslcnhurc county. VI. N"r : ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-30
= v,L,,n,., rAsn FOX SALE on

iCL . hihtE - GirC,t>lrh COUNTY. VA.
an -aha"r.'rr a'rF d,i-rr.sG,i - ,"i ia farm Oh
4 "...a l' rrna. ., cr.. i.ra,u',rr. ~.t Iosi;ivcih
s' .n ~ b. -f's 'H'I'f. Ii'.uIs.--'r Court House, Ou tie
ti:, I h"\pAh ,!INtNtI NiNT, That nstIE I.ogcr'-
;"r t""gt. Gn4, - = u"' Ill. ."d 81 privately before
ma; las. HlHr a." ir#aUEnE .-sa> Cns l-ihi u! cash, ne
balance 10. gu. sd ~. years. - ." 'u'er'; ;rnn ias 81
.sI", TIE .'r''T--l Gts.rui-' d" r' '.rnf"' b. h'"'i ~ ir.'t
Ip"u The f,rG Ini,'arH. = "'hHU io'f a riie o. Work
h.s--. -nI Boo iri. .,~ - ;hy r.rg Il "..''rr. 'ev"E
agniry,! .ui s,,. ';rr- tsfrs. nur .rn!T-d ANA aG! o:
Nu.eH ~. siraf,Lr D. h.i.... IT, -.t' 30 "p". ,Ua timber.
Ihr dwelling .ru." = 81 r4Er. $50 .'.rI~. N,-h. vita cylt
sooi rorr, ,aI 'aur h,,.Gsr' g,mmI rLd '~o str-t
room, nj IN comll,t order. wEh =" .-r.- supply uf out
1.h'.i g, inriudIE: q Nrrs >Hp#F.nf bsui The u, -" ~
In condition, .ni "u! adru; i 10 sH- .H" 90.
-s'i'r vegetable 20! 'u!'. u-aStN T's-' .5 IT, g
a. '!"''r. TIL, farm b. oil. "f-.t Hr,, from
'"s Eastern 'rfiuiuGs Il TIL Richmond fLi tvIs
'g'''' WIG! 'ii nr ..fapttts4 cars E"N ~
'''N'' hH'iri 20 "sai4 : i'S uIt"- nj HvsIi
~ go 100" ,iiHWy 10 '"uU~-'. . "!Ui"vs'e"ris. > BAG
= -" .H,i" N' ,iN.r .a SO i"i.. Nri =, son As II
u'..I'd hr's al 30 i.iy an.nmuri. ,I,n 10 Eichtn"nd,
N"'.'t', i.'.hgr'. - i,Hruat SUIT Y . iors all fitns
''sf! 't''H' - 'u-rs,f u., iUls Dc ,Iv.ir,d. There i. "
i'TS~ un'i'I ''iA"lri 90 N"s rurp, winch rli support "Es
huatrcd head ~ cl'l : .shriurS rr. tt,h, ny.t-IsauG
cfai- cti re bad is abundance w'au 4, '-s lla,;r,4 yAr!s
~ tie 'HnE. L G,.a...t, h"',.uy. aut ic IT,. phCT-
hood N'fy good. lt'.r. b. ---.ra. - =. .aa.,, =, s"y uus
S.,I.u. - p4I nt.e S.i-i Sa.r.~. ,I.,uzit before huyiIs.
TA,s arm 6. ,iH.fc.! G,g r .,H ~ ..NH!rh IIu1 TIC
,uE.. Tiers "a urG, Dor lGG...' Hr,. :rr'S 49,. ~ land
.rctv'. 10. ~hr.:, VIA 'c rn0.'t''r MI &c. rcPwlrd ~
p,y '"r '>'.r =. 'a"> u. I"ITii.
- H4 -HH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-30
EItts,G,

ans I~-.rsHrfr s.s. DI-ts is srGri,,- ~ freed
1 auI ,hs p.Iir. ~ ,iIfl\I otf Nr"r"ES fr 81
rn.I.ng yeas. IL re!1", himself 20 use ms hest ~rr"-,'1"'
10 prgg.,,. :'r I.Irr..t ~ hose sho a,g favor tHG VII
their business. ani. 80 pc. 'prcis. s':"Hti'a 10 tie negro
during ,rckues he nopr-, irgu i"rs eArrTisuce, "a
able 10 Ci.e sg'i.'Ir;,pH.
sE- ono. a, ih- oIt stand q Dsba-y ( c%ar'iorn.
H-r " Main anl l:ta -'r.yt-, "r1r..i. 'r-s Crsr!yt Hot.
Dec i3-cw3a DWh y. DSBNEY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-30
y OR rHtisTN DO

INNE tsisfN ~
E1aN AWAY iF0a. III - -:,i' ~. ne !2h Of H,F
Al IL: biG;. boy. joins, s'ouf n,.r'r-n or tvrHis J g.
Old. .Jnu, I've feet * OF ciE.r !urft, hi-h 4Eis".
rnriipL-t. johE ~ rgun! :,a;Irr-: 'Lr for ar.''f
iri' ElG4!s OF e tac tr.t i'!H'... Va ~HNGI ~. S!.i
lit. lie wa, r,.-i IS W. N'Csav ir lir ~! c'i'0r
Sen .:"rr. BJrn."suIU. s"IllE. VI. ant Fas '9.f /. d,
rGryr.r. Ia ;ic.invri. - --f'eU!.r. -, ~ rha'
ati p'ac" ! pgrc'as"i + IL. lam iu'"ua'l iirI 'ri s
n-ieLt0Ihopi Ia sli,E he Nss gEi-b. Ini Ha-'r''
ever : nee H. l-'. / viii G,'c ~, T"V iai f. ' '' b..
whc vii! deliver iiaJ - M, lt1uy ~'".!fr-rr,
one who all -r-Irs lHu il jAl, 50 | ct h!"t.
id4..S- M - iir.hls fr!d.r> Lar tur'. - .,
be gj-Ciiut liIvih- A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-30
TRUSTEES StLH o:t rn.: HorA,>C.

u IT ''''' 'FNI ''"'''
5tl virtue on + d"v,E 'f'su.J v:,eI'y!iu the IHt:.-H ~.
- - Trustee, - O., q rEingagE furrpiN- COurah,
;.r -, brn,Ht "i .rrg li ptrI.,. IN g,.I uILvi. a'd ~h!t.,
jer,i bear, a,tc Ire i.rdtyD 81 JIu-, i~I.. ! shan ptUc-rc
"a -e!i, - punIc UIs'uY. 81 GuriuusNa!', JanE- county,
" SATURDAY., 40. 4" .\IN.IIT!i Day OF fEBnC.
AIRY l~tl,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-30
pr,wY,.,xD r,,x s,L..

WILL sell, privately, about 2.vosere' o. '"hi u F!i"
4 co.ury. y...tn:. TL- .laf I~s ou 'Er s"",i. '!ir OF
~. River. loo Misc W.T. -: Lynch'GrR, 8 miles '"i"
Ssa5ern n,pa', s I.H.- ~ND'= C-a'r'! prr''' III w '"
.pl. and T-aue-..- r,rru,I iIi.'-s
D. v Ci0fD,
30, So .-un.rn. rui..st county, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-30
IfIrn NJ NCM Ortcuns.
TESTIFY yVHN>ns. "h' T. ~"
JOHNSON q PIGH.

S,r ca,r,y., bee 26-lIyde 1 Goodrich lars. Je"eliy
,,or, In Canal street va. burned "u -Gr!1y. Los.tl'V'V'3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-30

SOT1tt. p.
4 Ii persons having Chains OF Gsi'- I:4-,!
n Ter gGarlr,. OF Caroline cp4EIy. '.i'..' 81 81
vida dig or a" s.c.ri'y for "r ,nirt!. ssr''ae ~
notified TO present he saIaer - n, progeny
for settlement, 6r tie s.'al" q! tr- sIi -, ..
b. finally sei.si Dy TIE Iy:h day .! sriieI1s''
slieh time 1: VIII hg too late. ,-,-s
Caroline, De S2-2a Gst.f S"'
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

MELANCHOLY OccUrRENCE.-A son of Widow
Hartman, living III the South part of this town
ship, was found drowned IN d water hole near
the barn, Of their residence, on Tuesday morning
last. The deceased is young man about twen-
ty years of tge, aud ub-ct to fits. He un-
1oubtedly was attacked with one of those spas.
modic occurrences and fell into the water with
his face down, and drowned. The water was
mot over five or six inches deep:-- Wauscon
Republican.
The Mount Vernon Banner says wild cat
OF enormous size, was killed few miles north
of that place by Mr.. Arnold. The animal was
placed in the High School Museum, aud Mr.
Mitchell, the Superintendaut thinks it is Lynx.
"A gunsmith in Texas murdered his wife by
putting her head in vice and crushing it to
pieces.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

S9- The following is the concluding para
graph of lengthy aud very able commuuca zion
in the ONO State JourHM .oi the IS II. Since
the editorial department of that paper has lost
sight OF the interests of the party in its per,oaal
zeal, we are pleased to find such svutimcnts
crowded upon the editors by correspondents;
Whether United States Senator should he
elected at the coming, or adjourned session of
the Legislature, is question which the mem
bers, mndlul ot the Obligations they owe their
respective constituencies, eau best settle among
themselves, Tor the good OF the party When they
come together. The discussion OF the subject
by the Republ lean press can have no other effect
than to give the sham Democracy al opporluni-
ty to mCddc IN the controversy, and to bias
AMI commit in advance the Judgment OF mem
berS before they have an opportunity Of candid
/ " and diSpussiunately comparing their own
OPINIONS with those OF their fellow Republicans
/ in every section ot the State. The Senator does
! not take his seat until the 1th Of March 1861,
and the party is the sole Judge Of the TIME aud
place tha; the services ut any man may be most
available for the good of the common cause
There is room for all in the positions The party
may choose 20 assign them, aud none have right
to dictate or complain on this matter. Let
them the Republican members meet on the
first of January, prepared to sacrifice every
thing for principle ard nothing for men, aud tu
so act as will best secure the triumph of the
ause in 1860. by harmonzing an consolidating
in one uH6rokcn phallnx all the SINCERE friend:
of FREEDOM aud FREEsoti.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

O~S-The locoloCoS of KuuX county had
regular " set to" at their recent convention
to select delegates to their Congressional Con
vrntion. Douglas and Buchanon appeared to
have each about an equal number of friends, and
the lighting was desperate. Douglas was called
traitor and Bnchnnan was handled without
gloves. The Bnchananies finally triumphed
and procnr d an adjournment of the convention
without appointing delegates.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

!esr G. H Langston, of Cleveland, publishes a
card in the Plain Dealcr, in relation to his ale
gcd connection with the llarpers Ferry affair in
which he says:
Bat to speak of myself have no political
prospects aud therefore no political fears for
my black face aud curly ha doom me in this
land OF equality to pohical dannation aud that
beyond the possibility of redemption. But |
have neck rs dear to me rs Smtb's, Hae's or
Gd"ngs', and therefore | must like them. pub
lish a card OF denial So here it is But what
,hul dcuy? cannot deny that | feel the very
deepest sympathy with thc immortal John Brown
IN hs heroiC and daring efforts to Tree the slaves
10 do this would be, in nv opinion, more
criminal than TO urge the slaves to open Rebellion
To deny amy come cion WITH the dark aud fl nd
ish plot would be woise than nonsense The
fcdrleSs ChiUaLry OF the old dominion would
prove me guilty without the least difliculty--
For their eroiC lmaginations now convert every
harmless pillow into an internal machine, behold
the yerldble John Brown in every peaceable
non-resiSttnt northern aboltionist, and see in
ev"ry colored man the dusky ghost of Gen. Nat
Turner, The hero of Sou hampton. So their ,es-
tlmony against me would be imaginary, their
trial farce, hut their rope halter would be q
stern aud binding reality.
But there is one thing which I must dcnv.--
The uun who "FloOd8' the National Democrat
of Clevelond with fausset TO the infinite disgrace
OF the city, but to the great gratihcstion Of the
uStom House clique; says that ''Langston seems
tn be the most sensible one OF the whole party"
This postivcly dcny With these explanations
and drnialS. | hope he Marshal Of the Nor hcru
District of OHIO the Federal Administration
generally, and all slave holders, and part .cuIary
all official smelling committees will be fully sa;-
isfed
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

E3>D. D. McCahan OF End ay,une of the
delegates TO the LoCoioco Senatorial convention
in Toledo, in speaking OF Socrates H. Catcly,
their candidate for Board of Equalization, re-
marked that Socrates is peculiar mnme, and
that he was spoken OF in the book of Job rs one
of the Twelve Apostles" Our iiend Ho)lnbaugh,
editor of the Courier, who was delegate 10
the same convention, thought McCohan was
mis'aken and affirmed that Socrates was all
ancient Roman General" From these speci.
MEMS we are disposed to believe that democrat
ic "&nowedgr boxes" are rather empty affairs
in Finday.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

es-The Canton Republican, in noticing the
operations Of sugar cane mill in that County.
gays it will manufacture $50 gallons of superior
syrup per day, and yet it will not be able to DO It e
work of its own neighborhood The Stark
county people must be going into the sugar and
molasses business on an extensive scale.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

The LARGEST rURNr, Some of our editOria |
brethren have felt disposed TO "crow over
larger pumpkins than we have yet receivcd,an
some of them have Dragged about large tunips,
hut none of them can come up with our friend
s. P. Allen, of Lake township, who has sent us
specimen of hi, turnip crop The one before
us measures 50 inches in circumference, II
inches in diameter, and weighs ID pounds /!
That "knocks the persimmons.' Do you have
anything like that down in Licking county, Mr..
american? The TifIin Tribune must try again
or cave"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

e.v Governor Weller has appointed H. P.
Haun, of Marysvlle, TO fill the seat in the U. s,
S-nate that was vaca ted by the murder OF Brod.
erck, Mr.. Haun is man Of limited reputation
aud moderate ability. but is said to be cum
ming politician. His appointment is supposed
TO be designed to favor the elect on of Governor
Weller when the Legislature meets.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

~ Pc ter Chance, the Republican candidate
for Recorder in Stark county,was defeated B.
leiving that his defeat was occasioned by SLAM
derous reports published in the democratic
paper. he attacked the editor, few days since,
aud both parties got well pummeled and both
claim victory.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01
NO. * x
The Secret Inirmities OF
YOUTH AND MATURITY.
Just Published Gratis. the Twenty Fifth Thou sand

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