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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-29
]. w. BAILEY. Editor.
Financial Matters

The panic oc casioned by the disturbance"
Of South Carolina, is beginning to show evi-
dent signs of recovery. The Cincinnati GA
SErrE Of Tuesday reports u marked improve.
ment in the general feeling among bankers
and merchants in that city, and the advices
from New York indicates that the bank, will
ride safely through the storm ard the panic
subsidc. II the movements Of the New York
and Boston banks shall prove successful in
giving stability TO business, the opinion is
tha! Philadelphia and Baltimore banks will
be able 10 resume within a short time, their
suspension having been an act of precauion
Iather than the consequence Of We ahncss.--
Several failures are reported in New Orleans.
Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin money was sell.
ling at 8 and c. dis, and Missouri at 10 C
dis The brokers' quotation in New Yolk.
on Monday, were 10 C, dis. for all south OF
Washiugton 10 c. dis. for Missouri, Illinois
and Wisconsin; and c, dis. for MARYLAND
and Pennsylvania 3 C. dis. for Ohio, Indiana
and Ken ucky, and Q c. dis. for Michigan and
Canada. Eastern Virginia is selling at 10
and 20 c. dis, and Wheeling branches at 3
and 10 c. dis, Tennessee banks suspended
on Monday, and their notes are 10 and 20 c
dis; the latter for free banks. We heard n
report from Toledo on Tuesday to The effect
that New Jersey money had been thrown out
but for what reason was not stated. From
the latest news now at our command, we
think we are safe in saying the panic has
reached its climax, aud though but ule will
be done in the regular market for some days
TO come, the feeling manifested in CONNER.
cial circles indicates that the current of trade
will soon get into satisfactory shape again.
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Now NnrI, Elcotinn.

The New York Tribune publishes results
from all the counties Of that State, few Of
which are not official but are still presumed
To be very nearlycorrect. The aggregate vote
OF the State appears from these returns to be
673 577. an increase of n, ,o9i since the cleo
ton of 1856. The following is the result;
Majority for Lincoln, 48, e4S; Morgan ever
Kelly, eO,7l9; over Kelly and Bredy,4l rs
Majority against universal suffrage, loG, 500
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Thc Sonthcrn tNlurry.

The latest news from the South indicates n
be althy reaction in disunion quarters. Hon.
A, IL. Stephens made lengthy speech few
days since, at the State House in G orgia, in
which he took decided ground against dis
union. He showed very clearly that the
secessionsts were in The wrong and were ma
king war upon the Constitution itself, while
affecting to seek n remedy for its violation
He thought the election of Lincoln was not
sufficient cause for dissolution, and he is re.
ported TO have taken his seat amidst great
anplause
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Tho Eori Scott Ontrngcs.

If there is any reliance to be placed in tel
egrahic reports, terrible border war has
broken out in southern Kansas. The notori-
Gus Montgomery appears to have taken upon
himself the work of avenging the numerous
eutrages upon Northern ci,aens in Texas and
elsewhere at the South, by retaliation upon
the Shareholders of Missouri He seems alsc
to include the National Government among
the objects of his insane hostility. The Ad
ministration has ordered detachment o
troops to so forward and disperse these assail
ants inslanter; likewise to arrest Montgomery
and the principal riugleaders Of the party
They will undoubtedly suffer the extreme
penalties Of the law, just as perpetrators o
treason snl murder should, in every quarter
of the Coufederscy.
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Conservative Reaction.

Dispatches to the Cincinnati GaSche iadi.
Gates conservative reaction in Georgia -
have passed strong Union resolutions by a
nearly unanimous vote, and the State conven-
ton is likely to be composed of a majority OF
Union men. The crisis o(,he excitement sp'
pears to DO already passed, and the politics
panic-makers may as we'll begin to suspend
their operations, When the leading slave
holders Of South Carolina come out sgalns
the secessionists, and when promicent states
men Of Georgia, backed by the nearly unani
nous approval of county conventions, tavo
= suppression Of the disunion agitation,
may be set down as certain that the storm /
rapidly aba,ing.
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-TLe phla1elnbia Nor,b Ao,rican

Tile Philadelphia North American says:
"Oar beliafhas always been, and isnot now
for the FIRST time expressed, lhat the mere fact
OF going into the White House nationalizes, so
to speak, tho eected President. Whatever
may have been his previous predictions, he
is compelled, from the necessit of lhe case,
and from personal contact, to mngle with all
interests, and men Of all parties and there
fore TO ignore, even il he cherished, local
or sectional jcalousl,. Mr.. Lincoln will enter
upon The duties OF President as free from bias,
and with asnational sentiments as any incum
bent Of that office ever did.
"More than that,he will 90 to Washington
disposed not only to conciliate, Tut convince
the South, by fair dealing, that he has no war
to wage against it, and is anxious to have
pease happiness and prosperity.
ut does not belong to It's to speak for Mr..
Lircoln but We venture to assert, upon no
other evidence lhan tina, furnished by his past
career, shat his Inauguration address will do
more to restore confidence and to dissipate ap.
prehension than any public pap'r issued for n
quarter of a century. AT ell events, let us
give him fair trial, and at least hear before
we strike"
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Ilnchnnnn md Secnssinn.

Circumstantial evidence seems to warrant
the presumption that Buchanan is lending
himself to the desperate plot of dissolving the
Union. Fort Sumpter and Fort Moutrie, VI
the entrance to Charleston hArbor, and Castle
Pickney, within the hsrbor, are reported to
be in bad condition. Two are entirely de
serted and but about fifty men are at Fort
Mouluie, which is 80 small and the walls Sc
imperfect that it would fall an easy prey to
nm attacking force. The United States arse.
nal in Charleston, where there ale arms
enough to equip an army as large as South
Carolina could organize, is also deftnseless
These facts have been brought repeatedly
to the notice of the President and the Wal
Departmel by officers of high rank in the
u 5, Army, without producing the slightes
effect, Indeed, the neglect exhibited bears
all the traces of design; and n whisper tC
that effect is said to be passing through tn,
ranks Of the service.
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sj.ng, AiriaDco & ca. IS. I,'wis.>ll. Care

Strsna Airanc0 & Cp IS I,ws III, Carey,
~ Sl,
BY yiI,ue q an ori-y uf sl'e to me dire ted
and delivered in she above en,i'lei case fsnm
the Court OF Crnmun Pess uf T""d county
ohlo will offer for sb!e as ths duos Of the
Coutt HuuS" IN ptuy5hnrg on ..
SATURDAY d .ctmbsr % |, 1859
between IN. tlau,S o g o'clock Nj rai o'cloch
p. NJ Of said day, 10 acres oi end II he wes
side Of ,ae south west q nartes OF sc ion upm
Der thi,,y. (30l tnwnen;y nnmhr ihrrs g.
nor b, sanp ulmbs niH' (9}7ns; ia Wood
county, Oil. e. W. NORTON, SAe,iT
jams NarrnY. uuy.
Nov An, 1850 - 29a 5&3 Q6
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Saturday, Dec. 29d. 1860,

between the houI, OF IL O'Clock IN and o'clock p,
m Of said dag, the west half ofthe west half of the
southeast quarter dissection number thirytwo (ds9
oftownship number five (5l north, range number ton
U0i east and the west ha,f OF the east half ~ the
north west Qnaytsr dissection uuiubsr Eve t5 ofsown-
ship number four ~ north. range numbcr ten 90
east, all in Wood county, Ohio, G. ". NnkFON.
James Murray, atty. Shcri% uUu co.
Nov. %, la5u-19wj$S 10 ..'..
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Tns AMALGAIArIoS OF LASGuAgrs.-Thcrc is o
growing tendency in this age TO appropriate th, most eS-
pre- ssivo words Of Other languages, and after while to
incorporate them into or owni thus ha word Caphalc,
which vs. from the Greek, siCfving "for the head" is
now coming p0pulrdet Ia clnuoci with Nr. Spal-
dngs great II lldlche r5n3 ", but i will ba used
in more general way and thc word Ccphaic will be-
cpme Elactrotype and many others whose
distinction foreign words has been away by com
mon usage until they seem native and 10 the mano:
born." 5000. "
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

Wood County. Ohi0, C0nyt II ComwpD Pleas
ClLrk Cummings vs. Elius Benn.
BY virtue of an executi0n IN ne directed ant
dileverei in the above erti,Icd CSu"p. vii
off for sals at the door ot ,hr Cou', House in
Perry sburg, in said county, on
Saturday. the % day OF Dec. \ d 1850,
between the hoars of IL m. mud 9 p. IN, The
following lands, 10 wit: the north quarter o
til. east halt OF the north cast quarter OF sec
tion niue, OF township Eve. north Of rnnce ter
east, containing twcnty Scrcs; Hi51 the north
east qlgrer Of the north cast quarter nI the
south west quarter Of ssGtjun tNrny eight oI
township six, notth Of range ten cost, Couiain'
in. ten acIes.
G. ". NORTON, Sheriff
]ErgcRlnv. aty.
Noyrmb.r 92l l7G0-9an j>a9 c5
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Lincoln Elcctcd by thn People.

The Cincinnati Commercial publishes nm
The choice of the Electoral College but OF the
people as we'll That is--if the p ope ofth.
country had voted directly for pr, sdent and
the votes counted in the aggregate, he would
have n majority Of between 100000 and
500. OJO votes
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MARRIED,

On Tuesday, the 9th inst the home Of the brides
father, in Pcwysburg, by REy ]. SWAN, Rector of St.
Pauls Church. Mt Maumec City, Mn. GEoRGE d. TtBrr
Of Howard county, Missouri, and MIss $. MARIA WEST
corr eldest daughter Of Hon. j. n. WgsrcoTr of this
place.
The cakc accompanying the above was really delic
ous, and the happy couple have the best wishes Of the
"pIincrs " for a long lc-wh many fat takes"
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TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAvEp.--Mr. Spald-
ing has sold two millions of bottles of his celebrated
Prepared Glue and it is estimated that each bottle saves
at least ten dollars worth of broken furniture thus ml-
king an aggregate of twenty millions ofdollnrs reclaimed
from total loss by this valuable invention. Having ,de
his Glue household word, he proposes to do the
word still greater service by curing all the aching heads
with his Cephllic Pills, and if they are as good as his
Glue, Headaches will soon vanish away like show in
July.
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Lohn Simmer vs., j. y. w

JOAN Shaner VS., j, +. MoGawan ct nj.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued to me from the
Court of Common Pleas OF Wood county. Oh o, in
the above e. -ued cause will oer for sale at pub
lie aueton at the door of the oouu hcuse in Perrys
burg in said county,
on Tgesiay, peeember llth 1850,
between tho hours OF and o'clock p, m. Of said
day the following described land and tenements to-
Nit: the west halfof the east half of the southeast
quarter of section ~ in township 4, U. 5. r. con-
tanning 40 acres of Land. {. W. NoRroN,
NoysmbuT :, '6e--v 5f2,,I Sherih'
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A RE AL BLESSING,

PHysrctAN.Woll, Mrs. Jones, how is that hcaiachc
MRs. JoNEs--Gone! Doctor, all gone the pill you
sent cured IN, in just twenty minutes, ani wish you
would send so that can have them handy.
PuYsICIAN.-You can get them at any Druggist Call
for Ccphalic Pills. find they never fail, ami recon-
med them in all cases OF Headache.
MRs JoNEs.l shall send for box directly, and shall
tell all my suffering friends, for they real blessing.
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scty-Over excitement, and the mental care and anx-
cy incident to close attention to business study
among the numerous of Nervous Headache. The
dsoered state of mind and body incident to this dis
tressing complaint is fatal blow to all energy and
bition. Sufferers by this disorder always obtain
speedy relief from these distressing attacks by using
of the Ccphalic Pills whenever the symptoms appear II
quiet the overtsked BRAIN and soohs the strained and
arrng nerves, and reaXes the tension of the stomach
which always accompanies and aggravates the disor-
derCC condition of the brain.
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lincoln md IInmiin In Chlcngo.

Hon. Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Ham
Tin met in Chicago last week FOR the first time.
The object Of the meeting is thought TO be in
somesse connected with the Inauguration
Of The Republican Administration in March
next. Old Bucks official rascaity has 30
sickened tho great minority Of people, that a
change is much desired on all hands
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GREAT DrscOvERv. Among the most important of all
the great medical discoveries of this age may be
silcrcd the system of vaccination for protection from
Small Pox, the Ccphalc Pill for relief of ,adache, and
the of Quiane for the prevention OF Feycrs either of
which is specific, whose b,rfts will hn expert
enced by suffering humanity long after their discoveries
are forgotten.
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There win be a petition presented 10 the Commis'
sionCi of Wood 90, Of their December session Tor
the location and establishment of county Hoi as
follows commencing ON the township liue Between
Troy and Lake townships, az the southeast corner OF
Jacob E9rry's farm and thence wcst on said town
ship line to the Goss road, and there terminate
sAML SHOOK, Psrr.
Troy Nav S-07w9N
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,ARpLY REALIZED.

Iii 'ad n orible eadache this haftenoon hand step
ped into the hapoheceries hand SAYS hi to the man,
"Can You heoso OF an 'eadlche p "Does II hacSe
ard" says e. "Iexceclipgy" says hi, hnd upon hai
e gave ms Gcphalic Pin hand pom ma onor II cured
uc 50 quick that 'ardy realized ad 'ad eadache.
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Troy, Nov, s-27ws*
Stray Cow.

Srayed from the subscriber. October 10Th, three
miles east of Woodville, Sandussy coGnty, large
black COW with hrindle calf six months old. seid
COW was about nine years old and had brass tips on
har no MS. Any person returning her 10 me or Civ,
ing information tlRt will lead TO her recovery, VIII
he literally rewarded. WM. H. FORD East Toledo
~ Nov 9Th l0GO,t
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Sherif's Sale

Samu Juhnso n, assignee. &c. Benjamin s. Jud.
son et al,
Bv virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed and
delivered in the above entitled cause from the court
ofcomuon plc1s Of Wood county. Ohio, will offer
for sale the door OF the court house in Perysburg
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GENERALIZATION.

The latest dispatches from the Golden
State report The contest TO be 30 close that
nothing bnl The cniain returna will decide II.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
u .TnrRh Ifo -1Ao SMlHgNrE

Would spectfnlly inform the citizens of Wood Co.
that he has permanently loo ated himself in Bowling
Green, Cor the purpose of practising Medicine and
Snrgery. In addition to regular course of study.
Mr.. y has made himself acquainted with the special
mode OF distinguishing diseases by an examination
Of the urine Of the patient as practsed by the late
DIR. della NIB AUGH. andfor all Chronic Diseases
will say unhestatingly that by following DR.. DIS
practise la such cases. has had better sue
from any other method of treatment.
Among the diseases which Dr. s. processes to trest
successfully may be mentioned the following, Wiz
Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint Consunip pton in its
lystages, Diseases Of the Spleen Asthma. Splitting of
the Blood. PalpitatiOn of the Heart, Rheumatism
White Swelling, iropsy, scrofulous Dsessss, Jaun-
bow Spirit or Mssnsholy, Fever Sores, Ulcers, &c.
II patients with any OF the above kindred Chron-
ic Diseases will send some Of thsir urine taken in
the morning in 9 clean vial, DR.. y. can can make
satisfactory diagnosis ofths case nearly q, well as
ifthe patient were present.
Nov. l5 1S60-2Stf,
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The valuation Of real and personal prop.
cry in Massachusetts is put down at one
thousand million dollars.
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A GOOD assortment of Carpets Mats and Floor
N oil Cloths can be found Mt
U.H FL MILLER & CO.'S.
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WOOD CHOPPERS WANTED


3 number of wood choppers can find steady en-
ploymout during the winter 10y calling the UNDER
ignei Mt Watcrvile, Lucas CO., o.
Nov 22--2Dwt* DIR I BRIGGS.
4 OnO DBLs. SALT FOR SALE by the
IsVUU quantity to dealers at the cash store.
EOv.22 1860. HOUSTON.
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Orcuon Election.

The returns from Oregon, AZ far rs heard
from, shows large gains for Brcckinridgo.
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... ... SHERIFF'S SALE.
Samuel Johnson, assignee, VS.. VIM. Prescott.
By virtue OF u n order OF sale in the above en-
titled cause. 10 me directed and delivered in the
above entitled cause f'om Wood OHIO Court Of
Common Pleas. vii! Offer for sale at the door
of she Court House in PeGrysburg on
Saturday, December % A, d. 1850.
between the hours of II o'clock IN, and o'clock
p. M OF said day, the southwest quatter of he
south east quarter of section number siI (6) OF
township number four (4) north of range num-
Der eleven (ll) east in Wood county Ohio.
! James Murray, atty.
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SNERIFF'S SALE.

S JEFECRlnv. atly.
Novrmbtr 22l, 1860 -2ao Ja3 25
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ErrRBE1LLYorARYp pUBL1C.

viii promptly attend to the taking Of dcpositons, &C.
knowlodem mt Of deeds certifying of legal papers and
all other business intrusel to his care
0FFlCE--In the Court House with Cook. Prizes John
SON Nov. 20. lsG0--JCly f
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which warrant to give satisfaction or no sale.
sS An kinds Of produce taken in exchange for goods
rsuy.0ug, Nov, %, iSdo.u JOHN WEBS,
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ADnISON NMlTH, UountV Audltof'
Novemhrr ~, 1850 2gw2SS 80
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-21

WE'RE growing old--1ime's busy, treless finger
Writes well the story Of life's neeting day
In vain at some bright point we seek TO linger
In vain some cherished joy invites our stay.
The form may bend with yoars--the locks may
whiten
The brow be wrinked and the eye grow dim
The smile be faded that was won't to brighten,
Trembling with age and palsied every limb !;
And yet, the spirit all unbowed unbroken
All filled with vigor, filed with life, remain
The hearts deep love. the dearest, fondest token
That all within is still untouched-the same
The outer may decay, the form may languish !
The inner still preserve perfect whole
Disease may rack the body-all its anguish
Can bring no death-chill to the humane soul
We're growing old-with cheerful kindly greeting
We bid age welcome, with its weakness all,
Since, on the heart with warm affection beating,
Its blightng, wasting influence cannot fall.
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MONEY SAVED.
DTANO FORTES & MELODEoNs.
stoois Covers Instruction Beoka, &C. terms that
cannot fail 20 please al Ashtnbuia, Ohio
'idnos and MeLodeons.

Pianos and Melodeoas
Mr. Hall hos the pleasure saying that during the past
years than three thousand families bave been made
glad by his Individual Efforts in the sale Of Pianos and Meode
ons.
II affords much pleasure to hear almost daily expressions
like the following;
snce we bought the Melodeon Of YOU John stays at home
every evening Henry sings quite well, and made
sound before. Susan did without the silk dress to have
Moodeou Harriet postponed the journey East preieng
nice Piano Them IL Meodeons you sold in town done
To improve the young folks than any thing not even
little inclined to Insanity but since we bought tie Meodeon
he has entirely recovered. sorry did not buy Ne
lodeon three years ago, when you spoke to mo-.
Our Method.
We by Instruments and pay for them Never sold one
Piano or Melodeon commission. We are pledged 10 no
particular make win deliver any desirable make IDEAL in no
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beautiful patterns and fine rosewood finish superb tone &c
Beautiful Covers Stools, and the best Instruction ooAs "
the world. Believe us Gill work for your interests
Piano F0rteS
Emerson Cbickerine 1add Halet Davis Of Boston a-
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Brothers Sodart Co. New York BnaaInen man q & Tiy t f
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nished at from s2O0 to $1,000 according 70 style anu
MelodeoHS.
EN- Bishop Panesville Prince Co. Buffalo; Carhart
New York Mason Hamlin, Boston Prices nom 80 TO
$3.50 N b. Every Piano and Mclodeon, fully warranted
To Farmers and Oilers
unscaunnted with Instruments. Be not deceived Mr. Hall
il the Dealer in the West who las invariably sold
First Class Pianos q. .HelOdeons. d. No Others.
Be Mr. Hall IN person, write before purchasing
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Friendly Adrice.
Mr. Hall will take pleasure in answering any question In re-
atinn 10 Pianos and Melodeons by letter otherwn-i
faithfully advise what instrument to buy and what price, &c
To Ministers and Churches,
Mr. Hall takes pleasure in making liberal discount
Terms of Sale.
e,d, afla Win no
balance All kinds Of Produce and G1od Lumber an
building materials received In part pay Fifty cords of Goo
Wood Wanted.
Direct all orders and letters TO GEO HALL Piano Dealer,
Ashtabuls, Ohio. Office and Depot on Park street.
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