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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-27
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SUAIAIRR ARRAVGE1IENT

SOmmkGh Akkt&ASGFENlEGNSES
ON and after Monday. the 10th of April 1850, the
" passenger Trains will run daily as follows:
PirEt-The Great Southwestern, st. Louis, Cincin-
natl, Columbus, Wheeling, BenwOod, Baltimore and
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily at
f:35 P. n, arriving in Baltimore at $50 An.
Meeting with trains for the Eastern and Cities
Returning leaves Baltimore at 4. Phi, arriving at
BenwOod at 13S and Wheeling at sos A. NJ connect
ing with the great Western Southwestern, and North
western Express. This train only stops for meals and
supplying engine with fuel and water.
second-The Northwestern, Cleveland, Chicago, ST.
Louis. indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus,
Wheeling. BenWood. Baltimore, and Washington City
Express departs daily except Saturday at $50 P. NJ
and arrives at Baltimore at 4:4S NJ connecting with
the trains for the Eastere and Southern cities. Re-
turning, leaves Baltimore at $50 A. NJ and arriving
at Benwood at 1887 and Wheeling at 4:05 A. n. This
train stops at all regular stations East of Cumberland
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train
leaves Wheeling daily Sundays excepted, at 10 A. M
arriving in Cumberland at S:25 P. M. Returning,
leaves Cumberland at GEO n and arriHesat Wheel
ing at $40 P. N. This train stops at all stations.
These trains all make close connection with trains
j. FORD, Agent
". p. SMITH, Master of Transportation.
L. M COLE, Gen1 Ticket Agent. april28-G0
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1860.
The CAPACITY OF THIS Road Is equaI to any IN the
Country.
Three Through Pa senger Trains,
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH q PIIIIADILIEIIA
o60 STILRs DOUBLE TRACK.

inree ihrough "a sengef ITalnS,
CONNECTING direct ,bs Union neT,+ =, tpitt.l,,r
vEfth thr0ugh Trains from All western ItIs
delphia New York Boston, baltimore ana Wrsl,ins
ton CITY: thus frnishin1 facilities for the tra,TsI61
tation 81 PassengeTs T,nsrTsnssGi for snee ami ST
fort. by any other route -
Exprcss and Fast Lines run through 70 pbladenlia
without chance uf Cars Or C3ondur+oTs F
SmoIfnG cars area ttarl,ed to each train. yyoo5n7s
SIeeping Cars to ExDress and Past TrSins TSJIe
ExDress runs DAILY. Man and Rast Line SIM.
davE excen+eI ree nails Trains connect dirccf 61r
Nsvr Yor! FDTcsS ami t;as+ lines [1D,Sor+ 80 nj
4iT1orc and JT.sSl;ng40n " '
Six daily trains betSrcen PbiladeIobfa and New
NJ, -, -. r.. . 80
IoEh. Two DalIy t5alns DeIMe SS NeW York and
through 4chGts tau are Good on either
re- =. '4 A4'''''' "''t - No" A"EA
BoA1r TICKETS IL, Tsos4oD arr ,,or.I ~, No,,,,;cr
RaIJ River mr. Stonns+on Ti,,es DsTes ira fj
froa - - y W ee' ' 9ee'e "
TICK PTS AZ any ;n,,,o-..,+
Railroad 0ficeS In the Vest.oIso On hood ~. ftI
neo,lSr line oT s1eSmers on t1s SIisEfss;t " Il NJ
rfxers -1'''S y Us u NAtO
f5rFare aITYays as low and time as
.,S,- =, = IE,- - =
4utS5N % ny ne ' Ot1eE A0u1e.
ASK FOR TICKETS BY aPITTSBUR6H.
The cotnnIction of the Western connections NJ 4lo
Pennsylyania RAN Road makes fhisfhe
Direct Zinc RefIveen ne n = ~ .,r,1 IN.
(Sreaf TVest 80
The connecting Of tracks by the RAN Road Rri5oa
at Pittsburgh avoiding AN dravaee or ferrass 81
Freight together with the saving Of time are aiyan
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This Oiuta,ent Ilc.rs 40 resemblance to amy other
eternal -enlHdv at present before the world. The
mOte OF las o"eTiI"ni is peculiar.
ltpeoeiraies 10 The EASIs OF tue Ji5ease-goey TO
very Tourcc-aud care, Ii from the flesh beneath
"a The skin on the surface.
OtheroutwA I'd applications for crotula Salt Iheum
&C., operate DOWNWARD. Tins driving the disorder ~
GAED, and often OccasOning terrible internal mala-
lies.
NOTIONS OINTMENT. on the contrary. throws
the poison of the disease UPWARD and evary particle
u it is DISCHARGED THROUGH THR PORES.
Thus the cures it effects are complete. Not only
IRE the sores healed, the eruptionI removed, the
wellingq renred. bnt the sTDS of the disorder are
expelled from the hesh; consequently there can be
relapse.
Sold in Large Bottlcs-Price SO Gents.
GEEEIT NoRToN. Chemist, Proprietor, n. Y.
WHOLESALE DEPOT AT
PENFoLD. PARKER MOWERS,
wholesale Druggists. Is Bcckman street New York;
E-Sold by LAUGHLINS & BUSHRIELD. Vince
ling. AMI s. FUSDENEI;EG. Bridgeport. mb3-1y
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Bronchocele, Goftre or S,osllsI NJ.


zebulon Sloan. of Prospect, Texas writes: ssTbree
bottles Of Eour Sarsaparila cured me from a Goitre
"a htdeous swelling on the neck, which had suf.
fered from oyer two years"
LeucOsTAod or Whites, Ovarian 7Hmor. Tg.r;n.
liberation, GelaGIe DiEeQaeT.
Or: J. D. S. Claiming. Of New York City. writes:
Il most cheertuliy comply with the request OF your
agent In saying have found your Sars&parilIa a
most excellent Alternative in the numerous Complaints
for Which We employ such remedy. but especially
IN FelR0le DtGenSGt Of the Scroful0us diatbesis I
hare cured many tnveterate Of Leucorfhoea by
1t, and some where the complaint was cauRei y TE-
cerqtion OF the uterus. The liberation Itself vas
soon cured. Nothing within my knowledge canals
it for these female arrangements"
Edward s. Marrow, Of Eswbury, Ala, writes: "a
dangerous ovarian SGrlOr one Of the females in
my family. which had dehed all the remedies we
could employ, has at length been completely cured
By your Extract Of SarsaparfIIa. Our physician
thought nothing but extrpation could afford relief
but he advised the trial Of your SaEsaparila as the
last resort before emitting, and it proved eectual
Alter taking your remedy eight weeks no symptom
OF the diEeSRe remainE,1
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Ayers CherryP PICTORIAL

of the Disease.
This is remedy so universally known TO surnsss
any other for the cure of throat lung
that 1t is useless here to publish the evidences of it's
virtues. Its unrivalled excellence for coughs aud
c9lds, and its truly wonderful cures of pulmonary
disease have made ii known throughout tile civilized
even families among them who have moi so,ne neT
sonal experiences of its eectssOme living trophy in
their midst Of its victory the subtle and dan
Eernus disorders Of the thrOat and lungs As all
know the dreadful fatality of these disorders and as
they know, too, the effects Of this remedy, we need
not do more than to assure them that 1t has now all
the virtues that IT did have when making the cures
Which have won SO strongly upon the confidence Of
Prepared by DR.. j. G. AVER & CO.,
For sale by A. c. GOOD { CO., and by ali Drug
slsts' Augll-ly-nOYI5-3m
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and whyi because ii 1ereT fails 10 afford fnat1ata
1seON9 feLts1 when given ia time. Ii acts as If by
magic, and one trial alone will convince you that
what we say Is true. 1t CONTAINS
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PRICE

Case Of 20 Walls complete, In morocco, and Book as
Case Of 20 vials, and Book, plain,
Case Of Is numbered boxes and Book ........ 8
Case Of boxes, numbered, and Book, !
Single numbered boxes with directions, 25 cts
Single lettered boxes, With directions, 1890. so cts.
Large case With TiaIs for planters and ply
9clAn8, ....................... AIS
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M =: o .. D &c As Is.
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BLOOD.

- 20 ~ ~
And oF the speedy cprU Of the sploined varieties OF
Dise&seS
.S5ta and Scretaloas 4eesios,s, Eaoa as Ngl,oys,
Ulcers SoTe EfRptioaS, ESRpie$, lAtstRlsS la6{cS.
e&s BoitsS RtGiRS, G,etf al .SGtW -DisSnsEs. -
OAKLAND. Ind, eth June. 1889.
IL q, ARA 4 90. Gents: 4 feel it my dHty to 40
Having inherited Scrofnlous Infection have snf
tered nom It in various ways for years Sometimes
II burst out in Ulcers my hands and arms; sole.
times u turned inward and Distressed me at the
stomach. Two years ago It broke out on my head
and covered my scalp and ears with one SORE which
was painful and loathsOme beyond description.
tried many medicines and several physicians hut
without much relief from anything. In fact, the dis
order At length was reioSeei to Fat3
alternative (Sarsap arila) for knew nom vour
tatton that anything you made must lie good I
sent to Cincinnati and got it and used 1t TIL ii cured
me, took It, as yOu advise, in small doses Of 4
teaspoonful over month: and used almost three
bottles New and healthy skin soon began to form
under the scabs which after while fell on Nv
skin . now clear, and know by my feelings that
the disease has gone from my syLteHI You Cl, we'll
belt '. that feel what am saying when tell YOU
that bold you to be of the apostles of the age
and remain ever gratefully, Yours,
ALFRED B. TAILEY.
81. ARtkoay's Fire. Rose or ETgsfpeId4 5sttc- and
Salt RhcltN, Sould Head, RiPgtUOg1l, Sore Eves
DFOPEy.
DR.. Robert u. ProLle writes from Salem. 10Th
Sept 1859 that he has cured an inYeterate case Of
DTUfsgs which threatened to terminate fatally nv
the perseyertDg use of our SarsAparilIa and also
dangerous attack of Malignant EEySipslnF by Isrre
doses of tue same; says he the common Er1D
lions by 1t constantly.
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F1Ere IegeGbk Eztracts, and pat up In GLASS ca
SES, Air Tight GRd 10iIl Keep IN ans. cliRGte.
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1l'VII USIH5
AN AL Y7EDs

ways presents with the same essentfal elements
and gives of course the True Standard Annyzed The
Blood Of person suffering from Consumption Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia Scrofnla, Is. and we find in
eey instance certain dsfcftcics in the red l2buleS
OF Blood Supply these deficiencies. and you are made
DRY: hence its astnni shing sncnnas t1I,as.. -
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GG4Ak&SAA4as G1gNM GUMS
ablfsltcd hctS \ Standard
lREOSed by an that have
lea % with conn denco IN
i e EeoomHlepde1.
within the last tWOyeare
hopes Of relief as the
eeEaneates IN my pos
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Many remarkable cures of these affections have
been made by the Alternative power of this medicine
and thus overcomes disorders which would be sun.
posed beyond its reach Such remedy has long
been required by the necessities of the people and
medicine can do. ~
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Raltimore& Ohio. Rail Road

in. MCCULLOUGH, President. ,
FIR. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. jy2
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A great variety of cases have been reported to ms
where cures Of these formidable complaints have re-
suited from the of this remedy, Int our space
here will not admit them. Some Of them NAV be
found in our American Almanac, which the agents
below named are pleased TO furnish gratis to ali who
call for them.
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PRICE ONE DoI1AR PER BOTTLE.
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ELYE PR.EPARAII0MS

adapted to the deficiencies of the Blood in different
diseases For Coughs. C0ids Bronchitis, or any aec-
ton whatever Of the Throat Lungs Indicating C6n.
sion q Sfrits Loss Of ArPetite, and for ali C1onic
CoHPEGfHtS 1rsing from 0per-tse, GeNcrGE DeJfIity
No. =: for DyGrePsia. Being dlre1dypreDa for aJ-
soIoa It IS taken Iy drops and carried Immediately
ciTculation 80 that what you gain you retai
The No. Is for Female IrreguIaritfes. Hpd,sTia.
Weaknesses. dc. See special directions for ts For
Sat 4ttes.H tuLOuS kidney, and BLad-
tons must be strictly followed Price of the Blood
FbOd 81 per bottle. -S'S0
Sold by CHURCH9& DUPONT,
No. 4O9 Broadway New York.
BY 4 a. LOGAN & CO., Agents for Wheeling.
Aud by all respectable Druggists throughout the
country mh4
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SetirratS, CaRca, TualOrx Enhancement U1eeratioa
CaZies aud EEtoliati0n n kte Bg1.es.
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Dyspepsia, Hart Dileass FITS. EpilsDsv A.lonebo-
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-06
Southern Hostility.

The Cincinnati papers report several cases
where business men of that city making their
annual visits to New Orleans to reside dung
the winter, and lay in stocks of sugars and
molasses, have been compelled, on account
of the bitter hostility to the north, and the
prescription of northern men, TO re'um 10
their homes, with their business untransQcted.
Several New York and Chicago business men
have likewise been obliged to drop everything
and (ly Northward. Even to b,N Brechn-
rijge or Bell man does not, in every instance,
shield u NortheneY from indigniues.
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Owmers OF morses, Nead the FolIowlng.
EaARNETS.
Monetary Affairs.

Our adviccs from New York and Cincinnati indicates
change for the better since last issue; although
there is great disposition 10 cautiously pending
the progress of tho political controversy. Il is thought
and movements so far Justify the expectation, that i'm
potant developments will he made at Washington with
in a few days upon which calculations with regard To
the future mly be based with considerable dtgtrc of
certainty. Mondays dispatches inform of conpu-
mise feeling which prevails among Momberso Of Congress-
l het ebrts will at b, made to reconcile d,1ye
cuces. Washington movements will, craoro,bo looked
forward o with much interest II is generally conceded
that - settlement Of political difficulties would be follow
td hy MOST extraordinary rebound noyery dIplrtm mt
of trade, and preparations for this state OF things may al
reudy be noticed in various quarters The southern
banks have u,arly all suspended specie dlymen and
,hcre lis sill heavy feeling in Western uncurgcnt MON
cy. We quot, Illinois, solvent, dis; Wisconsin dis;
Iowa dis; Missouri dis; Wheeling and branches 4
W5 dis; Eastern Virginia SOLO dis; rusburg . dis;
Interior Pennsylvania 2Gj dis. Bal'.mor, D, dis;
Tennessee old hm's, 10 dis; North and South Carolina
10 dist G,ojgja 10 dis; Alabama 20 dis.
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NIr. TmmhnlI,. Snorch.

The Republicans of SPRINGFIELD, Illinois,
had Jubilee a few weeks since, upon which
occasion Senator Trumbull WAS called upon
for a speech. His remarks will be found on
the iirst page The st. Louis Democrat says
that private dispatches state that it was pre-
pared at she suggestion Of the President elect,
and received his full approval before it was
spoken. His very intimate relations with
Mr.. Lincoln, abundautly qualify him for do
ing that which Mr., Liucoln himselfs preclu'
ded from dol g prior to his Inauguration,
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Administrntors sale OF l.oni Estate

3 ADMINISTRATIONS @isIe OF hscHi kAIlIc
In pursuance oC an order granted by IN, Pro-
bate Court OF Wood county, Ono | will oftr
for Sale at public auction
On Saturday, the 22nl day of Dec, a. D.. 1850,
at o'clock. p. m, at the door of the Court
House in PerrysbUrg W ood county, Ohio; the
following real estate, TO witt The north half
OF tha northeast quarter of SECTION twenty-five
Of township four, uorth Of range nine east, in
sold couuty, to he sold subject to the widows
dover therru,appralsed ats Terms one
third in hani AZ day OF sale, one.hirl in one,
and onc.thirl In lwo wears with interest, aud
deferred payments 70 be secured by morlgage on
he premises sold,
s JryrlRsoN, Adm. NJ J. Clarke estate.
N.omber 22d, S60-9"na~2 90
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2 :
:. Chcnn nnh Zinc Gonds.r

Such the remark We were led 70 make few days
SINCE stepping into the store of w. j. llTcncocK.
There found Dry Goods and choice Family Grocer
les in abundance, aud at such low prices that we
drrcd where The margin for profit. The store was
llcd with customers engaged in making winter purcha-
os, but by dnt Of great effort managed to get OPP
pormty tn enquire Of Mr.. II. how il he sold goods
90 low "Why,' said he, we make all our purchases
direct from New York. for cash, aud doing buBiness on
that principle we well afford to sell cheap. Our
motto is small profits and quick returns" Roadcr if
you would realize ha truth Of the above remarks call
upon ir lTcucocG at his tore, whpro YOU will al
ways ird him giving h5 personal attention to is own
business.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-06

We are pleased tp announce 20 our readers that Dr.
Mc'lurs of Cleveland .will visit Perry .burg again,
atLA.a0.l, llotol va hou ay, Dec. iotl. Df.M. has
visited regularly for noaiiy year past, hus show
Jug hlt bo s no. ashamed 20 CONS back and ho expects
Dri.il us fr sonic Jons 20 COM. Ms ec.emanly o.
% amor and caudor con tut be- admired, end he has q
iarg number Of iuGdanid friends in this and adjoining
counties whom hc las rc torcd to hcall BY his skill.
lis theory AMI treatment IS entirely aud peculiar to
mmscl and Judging from his great success, We think il
Justly entitled to u trial.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-06
The Republican Policy.

The right Of the majority to rule was the
fundamental principle upon which our system
OF free government was established and com
ing events were relied upon TO test the prac-
ticability of the principle. With Washington
as oor leader, the rystem rapidly rose in pop
ul,r favor, and, though opposed TO the crown
its success soon resolved itself into "Doc
laration." After thi5, the parties which arose
in the country, were founded upon The natu.
raj differences that must exist wherever hu
man nature is and which can do no harm
but rather good, if proporl, curbed and di-
rected. The questions which gave life to
parties, were those touching the best maanor
of conducting the affairs Of government, as
bsst calculated TO promote the interests and
Ii erties of the whole people.
But if we are 20 place any confidence in
the tone of the Administration press, n new
order of things is to be inaugurated. How
far the threats of the secessonists will be car
lied out we will not now stop to consider
SO far as the great questions Of freedom md
the right of the majority to rule are concern
cd. the people have recently gave us an cX-
precision Of their will and we have no doubt
as to rhs verdict they would give upon the
right OF secession, and consequent dissolution
of the Union. The persistent encro opchments
of the slave power and the Slavery propagan-
dists seemed TO make it essential for the peo.
pie to pass upon the issue of providing limit
or nationalizing slavery, and every lover Of
the Union will submit to the verdict.
Until within few years the mass of our
people were not fully aroused 10 the evils of
submission TO the slave power and as long as
the Iusti ution" advanced quietly and made
silent conquests, but little alarm was excited.
This was its best method of spreading and
becoming nationalzed, but it was not content.
II must come out boldly and demand u strong
er footing than even freedom ever claimed.
This was the first thing to awaken the people
to true sense of tho condition into which
they were being plunged, Those who had
nuriured the system and found it personally
convenient and profitable and such politicians
as could secure office by befrionding it, now
took up arms in its defense, The late Prcsi-
der tial contest, however, Las proven that cv-
ety stroke which these defenders made but
increased public sentiment against it.
The great struggle for the limitation of
slavery has triumphed, md the return to the
policy of the early fathers guaranteed. The
Republic an party, which was organized in
1854 by strong necessity for tho protection
of liberty, will continue to grow and streng
then until the broad principles of right and
justice shall make slavery the exception and
freedom the rule The tread of slavery will
then again be barred from free States and ter
ritories, and westward the course of empire
takes lis way"
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I'nrAnncl.

Jung man named Adam Ileckerlhorn,
was granted pardon by Governor Dennson
last week. on condition that he would obey
the directions Of n guardian who shall Ger.
tify TO his good behaviour, and the safety oi
the community, in allowing him his liberty.
lIeckel thorn was convicted Dr the c. ne of
murder on the 2lst Of November, l848, 10
Williams county, and was santonced to be
executed on the April following, but by the
strenuous efforts Of the judge before whom
he was tried, and others, The sentence wa
commuled ly Gov Ford to Imprisonment il
The PcnitenCiary for life. He was a mere Ia i,
about lG years Of ago. and was led into the
crime by one John Tyler, q very bad ma,
He was represented to Be boy Of weak ia
telIoct, but fo" degrees removed from idiocy
and that he was totally Incapable Of disin-
gushing right from wrong.
The circu stances connected with th,
above murder were alluded to by the JoUR
NAL, some months ago. in TN article rejecting
upon tn probable perpetrators Of the ,ocenJ
Maumee murder. Tyler i. will be rcmem-
bered, was a visionary man, who pretended
10 be coDjurer, and he induced this boy t.
abduct child, little boy by the name OF
Schomp, from his parents and after he took
him to the woods he killed him and secreted
the body in hollow tree, for the purpose OF
,Ntortlng money from the parents by telling
lsh his fame as II conjurcr, so that he could
dupe others by his neeromancy, Tyler wa
tried, convicted, and executed shortly after
the murder.
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We have rich report of the Portage
whisky case, which viii appear in our next.
Lndh. Mchster 4 %. Thess gonNem.

Iadd. Webster n Co. These gcndcmcn who Oc
thoOughv vescd in all that pertains 10 mechanics have
,oden out the best vet, simplest OF sewing machcs,
Thcy have combined all the needed qualifications Of a
snr,iccahle mchme-haye given To It strength for se =
vice and oapacdy for any desircd work. and az she same
tmchave made Il sn simpe hntit istho easiest thing in he
world o work and understand H. Mekng tie lock stitch
alkc ON both side of the material, using the siUgbi uc-
aes whereby the trouble q, breakago IL ayod-
M having the wheel feed olpa le of handling the gh
ed or the heaviest matcricl 1e machines o these ttn-
tl.men have attained point in Sewing Macllne minN'
r,ctlre winch the public are eagerly approaching Ia
snch Of our friends as are In want o good sew ng ma
- inc NO have no hesitation in accommodating as tlv best
sSaSe manufactured by Ladd, Webster Co. See add
Y v,rttsemeu..-- Boston Post
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-06

1t woa a sorry day for the South when she
the secession movement and it's
collateral, tile temporary money panic She
unsettled 'h' confidence placed in her com
mcrcid character by budnes5 men Of the
North, and must bo an inevitable sufferer.
Many Northern merchants, IL is said, are re-
iuFlng credit 10 the South Carolina merchants
even after they have settled to the last cent.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-06
SnERlEF,S SALE.

Augustus II. Moss vs. Samuel Moss
rvvrtuc OF an order of sale 20 mo directed and
delivered from the court of common pleas Of Wood
county O., in the above entitled cause will oer foJ
sale on
Wednesday, the !2.h day Of Ncc,ls60
between the hours of u o'clock m. aud , o'clock p
IN of said day at The daor of tie court house in Per
r. shurc Wood co O., the west half OF the south east
quarter of section hrty-thrcc 53l towu,hip nunlher
six ,tl north, range number 90 east containing
so acres more or less
Appraised st SS0s oe. C. ". NORTON, sh'G.
Goodwin Iolleubeck, attys.
Nov. S-1-Wr$Y