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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-16
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Notice

Cltherne KOpp Us. Adam H0pp.
The said Adam Ropp of seneca county, Ohio, il
notified that tia said Catherine Ross lH the 4th
day of August 4. d lHiO, lie her petition in the
Office OF ne Clerk of the Court ~ Common pleas
within and for the county of Wool anl State of
Ohio, charging the sail Adam Ross with hIpitual
dlupkness extreme cruelty and gross neglect, and
asking that she may be divorced from the same
Adam aud that the children in the premises may be
committed to her CONTROL, nature aud elucation.
CAFHERlN KOPP,
Geo. Strain. atty
Aug Ith, la60. llw6-S2.Q0.
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rants summons. subpoenas constables sales. eXecu
tiou. attachments, blank notes. sc. Justices and
notaries wanting anything in this line would do well
to rive us a call,
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-16

Miami ArOused.-Our Repu blcan friends of Old
Fort Miami are making preparations for grand old
time, on Thursday, August .Jd. They propose
having plc nc during the day, aud in the evening
pole raising and speaking The silver baud Of
Toledo has been engaged for the occasou and promi-
nsnt speakers from abroad will address the people,
The Republicans Of Perrys5Crg and Wood county
are inyitedto participate.
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'sWife AwaIie-,'' ho!-H-pu 'licaus attend
Thore will be meeting of the RopgbIicaus Of Wnod
county at the Court Iousc, this Wednesday, eyen G,
for the purpose Of organizing Lincoln ''W.de
Awake" club, All are invited to attend. Geo. Il.
Haynes of Toledo will address The meeting,
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ROAD NOTICE.

This IA To give notice, that petition will be pre-
seuted to tbs Commissioners OF Wood county at their
next session tor tia vacation o. - mpch 81 the old
county road leading from Portage TO Otsego, as
crosses the corners Of sections tWeGJy-sx (2o) and
twenty-seveR (20.
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H.G. Cr.ltenden, Esq, late of The firm of FL
field & Critcnden, of Toledo killed by light
ming duriRg "A violent thunder storm IN the Plains
some POO miles This side OF Denver City. Mr.. c. vas
on his way to Pixies Peak with company from To-
lodo So says the Blade.
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Weed County Court uf COmmuu pIea.--yua
cntin., Ry.,V :, nr,,,

Weed County Cou.t uf Common plea.--Vu-
cation; after May i erm, IS60~"Civil Action.
The Dayton " Michigan railroad Company, Plain
til, against Melissa L.. Barber Mary 4. Barber and
john l.. Meredith, executor OF William Barber
deceased, Defendants
Dcieli ant , Wlo u resi- leltS of tha State Of
Ohio 0nd are said % reside in the state of Indiana
viii take notice that ptantifl railroad company du
ly Incorporated by act OF the Goueral Assembly OF
tie State ut Ohio, y ssed March ), 1851, AMI dul,
organized JDercuuder, has filed petition against
them IN ti,. court OF common pleas of Wool county
OHIO, the object and prayer oi which is to obtain a
decree ddg nent ~ liust said dpteniauf in favor
of the painlif for all thar portion of the south
quarter dissection mum tiirtY -four l3 in township
number j. III the uaitcd States Reserve con.lin-
ing 80 Si-lOJ - aho all that part Oi river tract
number forty-siX lij) cut Off by the Dayton Nchi-
gan Railroad, containing O9-lUO acres, oil in Wood
county, Ohto, the legal title to which is in defend
ants, as the heirs az law dcyisees and executor Of
William BarD Der late OF the >tato of indiana dcceas-
ed and which tite was d Is charged Ia said petition
chained b. said William Barber from illium Clark
and Elias Eayman the l2th OF September 1885 for
the use and benefit Of plainriH, said Barber in said
purchase acting the agent Of plaintiff and having
obtained the title To said Il estate in trust flr said
plaintiff
d .lcudantS are required TO appear AMI answer or
demur TO said pclitIunby the 9Th day oi October A.
d 1850, IN default thereof pajutif Wil, at the
next ensuing term of Sid court Of common pleas
thereafter, ask said court 10 take said petition a.
confessed, aud 10 decree thereon accordingly.
JAMES NUBR ~
Gen'i atty d. d ". K, 4 Co.
August Q, lSGG--l lV6S7 95
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To prohibit Beer Ale aud Porter Shops and hous-
es ana places for huiual significant resort tor
rling and tntemperlncein in the village of Bowling
Green uod County Ohio.
Sec. l. BE it ordained by the Town Council OF the
incorporated village OF Bowling Green Wood county
Ohio That il shall be uuuM ml for any person or
ersons, lay agent othcrN Use to sell in any qunnt-
ty Beer. Aie Porter. he drank in upou or about
such Beer Ale or Porter 40 he drunk in any ado
lie resort connected with said building.
=. That it shall he unlawful tor any person per
by agent Otherwise To sell Ale b ,ar Por.
getting Intoxicated
See 3. That where Ale Beer or Porter Is sold in
violation of this ordinance, SHAH be taken aad heii
aud declared common nuisauCes and upon The con.
viclion o the keeper or kCccpers thereof he they
shall he punished as hereafter provided.
Sec. 4. That for every violation OF this ordinance
every such person person, shall he lined twpEty-
dollars, aud fpl every reyittion Ot such utrnse
the sum of forty doliarS.s
Sec .. That all iaes imposed on any person on
persons by virtue Of the provisions OF this OrinanC,
When collected shall be applied to the support o
common schools in said Incorporated village.
Sec. 6. That it shall be the duty OF the Marsh n
topTosccutn any persun persons for every violation
of This orjjulace in court ot competent igris ic
ou anl agreeable to the statu,o IN such cases al,
and provided
see. I. rlrt this ordinance s'all take eject on
nnl after its pl-soga
Ptssed June 1850; attrsst J. y, Smith Mayor.
5, :. Boat .hton, Recorder. l3--5wG 2j
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A Horrible Burma young lady named Adeline
Wooiey. residing in Naumee, was so severely burued
while engaged at washing at ueighbor's house in
that town last Monday that it feared she could
NOT recover 1t seems she was working with her
back toward the FIRE when her dress caught from the
sparks, and the first ntmntion she had Of her danger
the cracking Of the flames, which soon euveloped
her person. Her clothes entirely burned OF Of
her up to her waist, and podon of her person
marched TO 80
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-16
Remedy far Suu-.tyoI.c.-We \

Remedy for Suu-stTOle.-We notice in our sx-
changes many cases of death by sun-sloke. ltmay
lie well to repeat the fact thar wet handkerchief
placed in the hat over the top Of the head will lie
protection against the rays OF the SUM- SO fatal to
those long exposed tp th3 q. rAo remedy costs
nothing. and is an electual anything which can
be tried. Laborers and workmen employed in the
should remember this fact and not fail TO try it,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-16

Would esp'ctruIy nnuouuge to the citlzons OF
Wood Co.. That he VIII h' in G'leIl the lst OF Aug.
in PcrrNsbWg the 18th
And IN Bowling Green the lst of Septemher IN Por-
tagr. tine 18th. He has iu, returned from Ciuci1ua
Ii Wi a all ih' new improya nents, I0--Zm
Cash or produce taken in exchange lor the
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-16
School Commencemo G nt.-Tho vacation of tn

School Ccmmenceme nt.-The vdcGton of the
Union Schools of Peryshurg is fast drawing to q
close, and the familiar face and voice of the
youth will be seen aud heard in the school room.-
Teachers will resume their abors with cheernlness
and fthe young idea Is true to itself we shall ex.
ect to hear Of some sharp shooting at the close OF
tile next term.
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Persons desiring their names to come before the
County Convention may have the same properly an
nounccd in tue Jouraai for one dollar
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DEATH!!
To Every Form and Species of
" G 4 E2a i IA.
CoSTAR's"
CosrAR's' Rat Roach, &C., Exterminltor.
tooTAR'si
CosTAR's" Bed-Bug ENtcrmnutor.

"CosrAR's' Bed-Bug ENtcrminutor.
"COsTAE'S"
"CO5rAR's" Electric Powder for Insects, sc,
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
Rats lOaehes--Nice--Mole Ground Mice Bed
Bugs-Auts -Moths--Moequ es--Fleas- Insect, on
Plants Insects Animals, Nc, Sc.-iu short, eve
ry form and species of
VEEe MIN.
10 years estabshedin in New York City used by the
City Post Office the City Prisons aud station Hous-
cs--the City Steamers, Ships &c. the City Hotels
Aston, 81. NichOns, Sc. and Uy more than 10000
private families.
cf3~ Druggists and Retailers everywhere sell them.
Hp-Wholesne Agents IN all the large cities.
fj~ Rcgul sizes, 25c, soc 81 boxes, bottles TASKS
1l5~ .!!Be ware!!! ofspurous limitations. Examine
each bottle,boN and flask and take nothing but
"CoWuF's."
1.ty~Sl 90 boxes sent by mail.
L1~S3 & 81 boxes for Plantations Hotels, Sc, by
Express.
Es3- Address orders. orfor Circular TO Dealers"
HENRY Il. COSTAR,
Principal Depot Al broadway, Y.
For sale by PECK HAMILTON, Pcrryshurg.
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gutal \ Alistellauruns.
PERRYSBURG.

7 EhN I ID Q INIs
Going North-Departs 80 a. m, and 3e p. m
Going South-Departs 1907 a. m. and ll;OI p IN.
CLEVELAND & TOLEDO r. X.
Going East-leave T. at :25 a. M. aud 3 800 p. m.
Going west-leave C. at 5;55 a m. and $3.50 Z. IN
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-16

The Eail Spl,ttsr-a Republican campaign paper
has been commenced in Cincinnati. II is pictorial
paper, ami contains facts and az rgnments of great
service to our cause. send for it, Single copy ht,y
cents, twenty copies Tor FIVE dollars.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-16

Our friend Jerome, of New Westfe|d, sent us
line muahmollon last week but unfortunately tail
eI 10 specify the dil ectious in such manner as to
cause 1t o reach US Immediately its arrival he
consequence was Il spoiled malDu.
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Joseph Grain Deft.
Defendant viii take notice that plaintiff has filed
in wood County Ohio Court OF Common Pleas II Pc
tiaon against him. for the ale upon execution on
udgult mt at law, OF eighty (SOl acres of land in
Wood County Chic, TO wit: the East half OF the
Nor.h West quarter of section thirty six cjG) in
Town i've (5) range ten lU) be the same more or
less for the payment OF such amount as may 10y such
order and Judgment be found due on n promSsory
note of Joseph Grain Defendant to 0ryille Hunter
for two hundred l2GO) Dollars dated September 4th
1856 aud payable in three years from the 18th OF
June A.D, 1851, secured by the mortgage deed of
Defendant to Orvie Hunter of the above dccrhyd
lands, with interest at the rate &C five per cent per
annum aud costs of suit Defendant is rcGuir, 70
answ or Demur said Petition 10y the 29th OF Scu.
tcmber \. %. 1S5Oor FRA will at the first en- ,up,
Term ofs0id court of CImnon Pleas thereafter a>,
said court to take said Petition as confessed sud to
rcudg r Judgment thereon accord ngly.
l3--GNSl, l,3S D. W. FOE, atty for Pm
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.I5-Tte Republicans Of Maumee are to have a
meeting on Friday evening. 1t will be addressed
by L. NJ. Colyer aud ether speakers.
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Mr., Editor:
Please announce the name of D. Il.
HOLLENBECK for County Clerk, aud obligo.
Many Republicans
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T'he following boats have loaded at this port dur
ing the last wock
Schooncr5 Ben. Franklin and z. x. Gihcrt-the
former 10 lded with and the latter with lumber.
Also canal boat Emma Houston aided With corn.
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PRODUCE TAKEN

In exchange for Goods; such as Butter, Eggs Bees
wax, Tallow, Lard, Cheese, Wheat, Corn. Oats aud
Feathers. \. G.. WILLIAMS BRO.
Pcrrysburg, May ,, l3tO--j2ly.
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MARA ssE'S.
Corrected WreSIy by 4, X. Miller Go.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

MIR. Editor;
Please announce that JAMES NJ BRON-
son of Bloom Township. will he candidate before
the Republican County Convention for nomination
10 the Office oi sheriff, and chlge
Many True Republicans.
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Farmers. Attention.

PNrRDNIIN HDllN INSTITUTIONAL
The new Grst Mill At New WcVfnl1 viii com.
mcnec grinding July 2U. 1850. \ competent miller
is iu Charge aud every attention will hc paid 20 Gus
tom work. 4. Il. JEROME.
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Butter.-In these hot days, when ice is not at
hand, butter may be Kept cool and hard $50 the Sci
entdc American saSsl by very simple process the
means for which are in nearly every family. Take a
trivet or anything with legs that will keep the plate
up and SET 1T inside dish that will hold water; put
the plate Of butter on the trivet turn it u
flower pot. Stop the hole in the flower pot and pour
over it water enough to cover down its edges thor
oughly, but not enough 20 reach the butteraud sci
away in cool place. The evaporation Of the water
will produce the tfyc' Of ice; and butter ,ct away
thus in the morning win be hard and coo, at night
In the West Indies their water jars are puncturoj
with capillary pores through which the water con-
stonty wceps and the rapid evaporation keers it de
lciousls cool This mode Of cooling butter seem.
to be on the same plan.
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Hassaurck at Toledo.-This n gentleman deliver.
ed two able addresses at Toledo, on wednesday aud
Thursday evenings Of last week The FIRST was in
German and the second in English. Quite number
went down on the steamer Beje t. hear what Mr.. IL
had to say on the cause Of epublicsnism and came
back fully satisfied with th truth and justice of his
remarks. Mr. II. had been laborng Cor a number of
weeks speaking daily to immense audiences in Ill
ino and Iudilna. and feeling the need Of rest, had
not intended to speak but once in Toledo; hut was
over.pcrsuaded by the Republicans there to make q
second speech which he did, with most happy effect.
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Wood COUNTY Court of Common PIeas.

James Murray ATTY OF lssi ssisnee,-llwC3ll2
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-27
Cnn,t MiEgIG Out.

Before the election the Holmes County
Republican. and tho Republican party
generally said it was all locofoco lie
about the State taxes being increased
But now since people have paid their tax
es and find matters stand just as we told
them, they have nothing to say about the
increase of taxes. 1t is an unpleasant
subject to them. and one they have no
desire to talk about. We have heard of
one fellow in Washington township who
represents that the increase of taxes is
caused by levy made for the purpose of
redeeming the Railroad bonds. That lie
is too shallow to deceive any one.
Neighbor Caskey is very anxious to
shield his party from the responsibility
of the disasters that now inhict the coun-
try. He would like to make people be-
lieve that the election of Lincoln is not
the cause Of the country being brought to
ruin. 1t is of no use to reply to such
twaddle. There is not man, woman or
child. in all the Union, who is possessed
with an idea above goose. who does not
know that the present disaster has been
brought upon the country by the intem-
perance of fanatical Abolitionism OIL
Black Republicans as you may choose tc
term it, and the election of Lincoln
Had either Breckinridge, Bell or Douglas
been elected the country would now b'
prosperous and happy. and no man will
deny it who is not grossly ignorant o.
wilfully corrupt.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-27
What did II.

Neighbor CAsKEY represents that in the
event Of the election of DOUGLAS and JoHN-
SON the country would have been brought
to ruin the same NJ it has been by the cleo
ton Of LINCOLN. Tho table published in
to-day's paper shows that DOUGLAS receiv-
ed large vote in all the Southern States,
and in addition to this the candidate for
Vice President is highly respected citi-
zen, and large stakeholder. Of an extreme
Southern State. No Southern m m over
threatened dsunion in the event of the
election Of Mr.. DouGLAs. No Northern
man ever said elect DOUGLAS and lot the
Union slide" No DOUGLAS paper, either
North or South. ever published SO treas
enable nm article as tho following from
the Holmes County RpuJiican.
I'VE hope The Northern Republicans ,oiil
remain frm, and u the Union mast 90,
why, Men, let her Siide."
No DOUGLAS paper or speaker, North
ever sustained JouN BRowN's raid or de
nounced Virginia for bringing him to q
just punishment. No DouaLAs man il
tho Northern States preached resistencc
To tho laws of the United States, or mad,
a business Of stealing and running away
negroes. Tho Black Republicans have
done all these things. There is not the
slightest grounds for concluding that il
Mn, DOUGLAS had hecn elected the country
would not have been as prosperous, uni
ted and happy as in the event of the elec
tion Of any other man.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-27

Gov. Magof1in, of Ky, has issued a
circular letter to the Governors of the
slave States, in which he suggests that
the South unite upon the following ulti-
matum:
II. Repeal of all the Personal Liberty
Bills.
"2. Compensation to tho owner of n
fugitive slave by any State that refuses to
deliver him up.
"3 The passage of law by Congress
compelling the Governors Of free States
to return tugitives from one indicted by n
grand jury from another State for stealing
or entcing away slave.
81. TO amend tho Constitution so" as
to divide all tho Territories belonging to
the United States, or hereafter to be nc
quired, between the free and slave States
say upon the limo Of the thirty seventh
degree of North latitude--all North O
that line to come into the Union with {
requisite population as free States, and al
South of the same to come in as slav,
States.
"5. To amend the Constitution so n
to guarantee forever to all the States the
free navigation of the Mississippi River
"6. To alter the Constitution so as t.
give the South the power, say in the Uni
ted States Senate, to protect itself frou
unconstitutional and oppressive logisla
tion upon the subject of slavery"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-27
what LinccIuism Costs Holmes
County.

The people of this county feel the ef-
feet Of $4,000 increase Of State taxes,
heaped upon them by a proAigato and
corrupt State administration, but they
have little idea of what the almighty Mig
ger and the election of black Republi-
can President has cost them in dollars and
cents. Let us look into it,.
During the past year this county pro.
,luced about 160, 900 bushels of wheat
The election of Lincoln has reduced it
thirty cents per bushel in value, making
a loss of'rHIRTY-EIGHTTHOUSAND
DOLLARS.
The county produced about 100000
bushels of corn, which has deprecated
80 cents per bnshel;. making loss of
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The product of oats has been about
100, 900 bushels on which loss of 10
cents per buslel is sustained. amounting
to TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Twenty -hvo thousand hogs have been
raised on which the loss has been FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Here is losses to the amount Of Tmo
Hundred and Eighteen Thousand Dollars,
and yet we have said nothing of the loss
on horses, cattle, sheep. cloverseed, rye,
barley, buckwheat, potatoes, etc. Put
all together and Holmes county has lost
in the neighborhood of FOUR HUN
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS by the
triumph of Black Republicanism.
This is only the pecuniary loss. We
are in eminent danger Of sustaining a
greater loss--the loss Of constitutional
liberty, the blessings OF free govern
ment, the heritage bequeathed to us by
our Revolutionary Fathers. We are in
danger Of seeing our happy Union torn
into fragments, the fair fields of this uni
ted Coniedcracy drcnched in iraternol
blood, the flag of orktown torn to at.
oms by the ruthless hands Of traitors and
fanatics and this country, the only dwell
ling place for liberty, fall prey toa sc
of mad fanatics who would sacrifice al
to crafty their morbidsympath for thu
degenerate negro.