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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-04
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Cairo, HIS, July 21th. 1850.
Messrs. John Wilcox n Co..
Your Impcetine, Persian Fever
Charm, has done wonders, was wholly Respondent
and wreched when applied it, am in five hours
the chiiis removed and no fever ensuei. Ii IL
the simplest ipia gnabie and wonder OF nature
and of art, ! would not be without this lmpeCtinc
siogle hour BY constantly wearing 1t seem TO be
"sgue proof" Yours truly,
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JEWELRY,
very ano ossortmont-- ua sa.l'..
SCHOOL BooRs, STATIONERY, &C.

Tho only complete stock of this kind In the county.
LETTER PAPER every style md price. We
all kinds of Paper. Webuy for cash; we obtain Pa
per of Eastern manufa faetnre, diroGt from their Man
facories--hence we are confident in asserting that
we have better article, and sell ut lower price
than any other establishment on the MNumee.
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There will be meeting of Center, Plain
and adjoining townships at Bowling Green,
ON this Friday evening, Oct 9th 1860. Hon.
Asher Cook, D. K. Hollenbeck and E. M. Col
yer are the speakers.
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Attachment Notice.

Isaac Kelly, VS. Atijsh Chid Administrators OF the
estate OF ENas Whipple, dec.
Before r. Barber j. r. OF Freedom Tp, Wood
county Ohio, on the Is day OF Aug, A. d., 1850
sai Justice issued an order Of auachment ii tho
above action for tho sum Of Twenty three dollars
and twenty-five dollars, probable costs
ISAAC KELLY.
Freedom, September. :, l3eo.--lsw4T
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sg- Don't forget the grand Rally

w. Doh iViSS0 W. o. -
to come off at Perrysburg on the eve
ming orthe 9Th inst, (Monday.) The
meeting will be addressed by Hon
James NJ. Ashley. The Bowling
Green, Maumee and Waterville Wide
Awakes are invited and expected to DC
present. Turn out every body.
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Attachment,

taChmeMt,
Jonathan Caucsr vs. Ahjah Child, admr OF tho estate
otElias Whpple.
Before r. Barber j. l.. of Freedom twp, Wood co..
Ohio.
On the 25th day " August 1860, said justice l %
sued an order OF attachment IN tho above nItioa ior
the sum OF thirteen dollars, with interest rom the
18th OF February, 1919 and $sS probable costs
JONATHAN CANCER.
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FOLSOM, STRATTOT & Eel
TONS
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TIE COLLEGE BANK
at which'stulents do business in handling money,
making deposits discouning notes, drawing checks
&c; the GREAT HAlLROAp u SET, embracing tick
eting eighting station business, entries of Auditor
Cashier, &0.-the only complete set yet introduced
,yant Stratton's Text Books, To be used in con
ncction with manuscripts; their three works on Book
lkeepng.'thcir Counting House edition being so pa
ges their Commercial Calculations, 3eJ pages hotl
lpublishcdb by lyison Phinney N cw York; their Com
mercial Law written by Amos Deau, l.. L. d., Pro
frssOr oi Law in The University of Albany. and pub
| lished by ID. Appleton Co. New York.
Address, for caialoguce. circulars or inform atioI
| of any kind, two postage stamps enclosed
FOLSOM Il FELTON,, Cleveland, O,
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Strayed from the Subaoubcr, about tho middle o
June, white ox, the lett ear is black, some black
spots ON his neck and shoulders, wide horns ant
about seven years old. Ay person giving any in
formation of said oN, aud leave the sane with I.
Mlicr& Co. ut Perrysburg, will be liheraly rowan
dcd. JANET STEW ART.
September 10th 1sGO-19w3%
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MARK ETS.
Corrected Weekly by r. u. Miller 4 Go.
ANNOUNCEMENT rs.

I
d, Please announce the name of G. W..
HARVEY as independent Candidate for Coroner,
| and obiigs -
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Roll of Honor for September.

If there is any of our sub scribers, who have not
yet paid for their paper, who hnk pr nters caaiive
on the air and that money is not wanted we beg
them TO chase the thought away. for printers like
other snimsls must have something to eat. Besides
its coming on cold weather now, aud We shall soon
need some cloth hing. 1t does very well to so naked
during warm weather but it is not very
comfortable in winter. Our expenses FOR september
were about seventy dollars. while our newspaper
receipts only amount to 13 T6 We have about SIX
hundred subscribers in this county who hsve not
yet paid for this volume of the Jo"rtaf' which at
sl so in ad, ance would make 90. Now this sun
while it is small each subscriber. amounts to big
item to the printers; and It is also clear that the
printers can not get along without It, in-as'much as
they have TO pay cash for every paper they send
you and for the printers to set the types 1t ID not
a pleasant task for to have TO dun cur subscri-
bers but as we do not wish 10 share the ihte oil
Paddy's horse. we are forced to make this friendly
though earnest appeal, ...".f .a.ast
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.utal \ Mlistsllantnas.
grain Arrivals and Departures.
U,I IIIIPERRYSBURG.

au'h 1tt iPERRYSBURG.
Going North--Departs 81 a. M, and 3! p, m.
Going South--Departs llsOI q. m. and llio' p m'
'a CLEVELAND & TOLEDO r r:
Going East-leave I, at :25 a. NJ ana o:Vv ?. M.
CoinS west-leave c. at 655 q. m and o'6O p IN
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~ CHlLDREN'S TOYS. eloo =,
TOY BOOKS, BLOCKS. DOLLS &c.
CONFECTIONERY.

STEWARDS Manufac cture-the only PUR y Can
dies made--fres from all injurious ingredients Vli1
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A. G.. WILLIAMS & BRO.

Have just receiveda largo ana well selected Ms.
sortmentof
FANCY Is STAPLE GOODS,
Which they offer to the public at greatly reduced
prices, for READY PAY. Their stock is entirely
now, having been recently purchased with great
care. both az to quality and price
DRY GOODS,
Such Prints, Dress Goods Satinetts Tweeds Shirt.
ings, Denims, Sheetings, Trimmings, Go. and
Substantial UarqWdrc
Such as Amcs Shoycls, Butts and Screws. Locks and
Latchcs, Nails, Files, Knives, Farming Implements,
SC, aud
GROCERIES,
Such US Spices. Candles, Muasses Rice Sugars Teas
Tobacco, %c., they offer at the lowest cash prices-
Also,
Ready Nude Clothing
Hats and Caps, Stone Ware, Queens Ware, Wooden
Ware, Curtain Paper. Notions, and in fact every
thing usually kept in first class store.
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR!
From Reynolds Mills always on hand, and at the
lowest cash price. Warranted good article,
PRODUCE TAKEN
In exchange for Goods; such as Butter, ges Bees
way TallOw, Lard, Cheese, Wheat, C orn, Oats and
FeutherS. .t. 81 A. q. WILLIAMS d BRO.
PeIrysburg, September u. 1850. '4.E ....s......t
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Tho undersigned has been made Agent for the
purchase Ot few hundred dollars OF Wood County
orders, and Free Turnpike road orders.
Those LGying said orders to sell tor cash, will
please make application TO me soon.
JAMES w. ROSS.
Pnrryshnrr Ohin. Sent. lnlh. lhNn.-lAMNsl.
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WALL PAPERl

We have bought for CASH, large and well Sc
ected stock of Wall Paper. and il at lower
rates than others can, Prices, from five csnts pP
wards, -
l. WINDOW SHADES selling very low. IT,
MMiNNbb9M ,rAPEiRg;Ei,t6gur9d q; and plain. sii1sg
CURTAIN do the latest pattern -
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YANKEE NOTIONS.

or Superior suality-much better than can be eb
obtained elsewhere. N
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TO receive an eXtens nsive "run" Of cash paying
toners, and we invite the attention of those desir
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-04
PEARL MILLS Xxx FLOUR,
/" Head Quarters

c5-we pay the highest price in each for wheat
and Corn. HOUSTON d STONE
Perrysbur2, September 81. $50.
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Saving Money!

saw AAa9 NASEECy
By purchasnga
Choice ArSicle of Gaods,
CHI KE II FOB CASH
To the fact thatw are constantly receiving fres h
supplies. We buy our goods for cash and sell them
for cash by which means enabled to give the
purchaser an advantage ofhity per cent former
prices.
Notice a few OF our prices:
Good half double soed Boots, tound leather
and well made, for Pas
Ladies' Walking Shoes s--.---.-.--.-..-..-.--s ss
solid Shank Corn Hoes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4s
No. Loaf SuElT---..-.-----.------.-- Is.
smoking lobHCco &c.
and ali other goods in proportion--
CAEAPER THAN EVER!
sOldin Perrysburg before. We are now opening
LARGE ASSORTMENT or GROCERIES I
Which buyers will do well ca and examine before
pure hasng elsewhere. We keep on hand
PEARL MILLS XXX FLOUR,
which always gives satisfaction.
Corn Meal, Pork, Bacon, AIackerel, and all kinds
Of Lake aud River Fish.
In short. we keep constantly on hand anytbib5
that the people may want. Our goods were boug ht
for cash by careful and experienced hand-onr no
understands the art of pleasing all classes and coi-
tons, ami we dey ANY merchant in the county to ex-
hibH better selected stock than We have UpoN our
shelves. Our prices, are confident, will suit eve
sswe have learned that it Is of great Rdyan-
tage the seller to benefit the buyer, Fl ON the fact
that they reRpa rev ard in 9he increase ofcustOn
Our eu.toror. have already lenfned that I'VE c,n',
be UndersOld" aud fur the benefit OF hrir suffering
ne ghbOrs. We wogld have them noise il abroad
that the peoplc may turn ont eN for
4" Head Quarters"
Sws pay the highest ET,ss in sa'h for wse,,
rerrysbur2, September 81. $3.50.
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&C., Sc, @c.
LAMPS.
CHOICE PERFUMERY!

bUbiHS Extracts, .'l.. .H
HarrtJoa's Extracts, . "a.
.e... Uiighfs Ertracts.
Fine CoL0GNES in fancy bottles.
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Ditch LniLing.

Aullt0rT9 OInre, WOOU CO., ..
Perry sburg, sept. 10, lsGo-l9wi93 S5
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-09

FArAI Aooibssrs--Am Er.Armv
0Noer Hfted Lieut.. Balvoid, for.
merry Of the u. s. Army, felled ao.
cidcntaly from the boiler deck 10
the main deck Of the steamer na-
pides. whilst coming down the riv.
or on Friday last, and was so bad.
iy Injured that he died on Saturday
morning, jhst before the boat reach
ed the city. Coroner BEACH held
an inquest on the body, and return.
Ell verdict Of accidental death
The deceased was a native Of New
York. about tbirty-five years Of age,
aid is said was wealtby.--N o.
Crescent IN iasf.
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A PfKs's PFsW sramrtpr.-On
Monday and Tuesday Of week before
last, no less than fourteen companies
Of men left Brownsville. Nebraska, Tor
The gold mines. They numbered ovet
sixty persons, having sixteen wagons.
tbiriy.sis yoke of oxen, one pair 81
mules, and alf the other essentials for
comfort on the way and after they sr.
rive. Brownsville would soon 10 lie
populated at this sate, IL there were
not daily aooessions from eastern emf.
grafton.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-09

The people Of the Parish Of East Baton
Rouge-who desire the preservation Of this
Union, upon principles Of equal justice TO
all sections, and who desire TO preserve the
nationality and unity Of the domocisiic
party, threatened by the rupture In the
late National Convention at Charleston
are requested to assemble In the city Of
Baton Rouge at the Academy Hall, Wed
nesday next the 9th inst. at o'clock. to
express their feelings and adopt such rnea-
sures ~ the exigencies Of the times may
seem TO demand.
BAros RousE, La, May 9Th 1850.
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THIRD YEAR OF
EEALs CITY FEED, FLOUR 4 LINZ sJoRy.

A = WITH the close Of the psst month, April. vs
II hsve sttsinsd h. our third year, and the re-
suit being equal 10 our sspsctiODs, We cannot -.
train from tender Of our thanks 70 those who
have given ss thsfr patronage and sncoars gs-
men, during a 9 two years past. To those who
have not, Jet Intend 10, all We bsys 10 say js
come along, you shall ps treated kin. " and eosr.
tsously aud 10 the best Of our ability. In con
easion, cur facilities o~ purchasing such special
tiles ss We deal In are Of the best; oar pls 70 DO
equal 10 all emergencies, and " yo1 have any
doubt a. 10 what We say. call IN and be satisfied.
To one and all Consumer or Trader, Trssfcsr or
Huckstsr, We make our best bow spd ar oGsr u our
services. To few special frisnd. more than We
will here express. JOsaUA BEAb,
Easa5 Corner Third 4 Convsatien sta.
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Russia AND CBtsA.--A letter
fran a. ps,s,sh.,. NJ n. f., ~
-,
APP" s'y''
The enlargement between the
Russian and French governments has
evidently been OF but short dura-
ton. Whetbef from the revived ss.
eendsncy Of Prince 0er,sehskeG In
the councils OF hts master, or ffom
an approaching crisis In Turkey, the
~ Petersburg journals are again per.
mitted to vent their spleen sgsiDst
The Pope aud his Austrian ceBfeder-
sses TO their hearts content. What
u still more significant 10, that the
Polish papers are not only permitted,
but have been expressly commanded
10 write IN the same direction, and 10
impugn the worldly rule OF the Pope
as detrimental to his dignity. Ecu
rope, then, has nothing TO expect
from Russian resistance TO the devel-
opmep. Of Nspoleopic designs in Tia
", al leas. no, fot The time being.
With respect to a coming outbreak
In Turkey, people here are persuaded
that the signal will be presently Civ.
en- TO the Sclavopic population In The
Ottoman empire.
A Chinese mail, dated Pehin,
February ., has arrived in 81. Peters
burg, of which the following are the
most interesting advices. Sepvsp,
the hero Of the Peiho, has been call.
ed to Pekin to take his pIsce In
council Of war convened for the pur.
pose Of devisipg the best measures Of
defence against he expected siisck
Of England and France. Isdepea.
den,ly OF the gulf of Petcheli, Chan.
hsihusu IL being provided with strong
Qualifications, and a MougoI and Ter
tar force have been directed 10 that
locality. His escellency Huscbsps,
the same who took part In the late
negotiations with the European pow.
ers, has been granted an audience Of
the emperor, and immediately after
this mark OF condescensicn on the
Part OF bis sovereign. found u sdvisa-
Die to dispatch himself by poison.
General Mouravied, the lieutenant
governor o! Eastern Siberia, who is
now sojourning at 81 Petersburg, has
little hope Of winning the assent Of
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-09
~. Never man spake with sue

~ Never man spake with such
plaiDDess az Jesus. He preached
tho Gospel 10 the poor. aud to
those whom spiritual pride scorn.
cd. lie used not the swelling
words Of vanity by which the half.
learned try to conceal their igpor-
ance. and the pedapt seeks 10 OK.
cite admiration. lie sought out
aud set IN order acceptable words,
and by the most instructive and
beautiful parallels, made the weak.
est TO understand his lessons.
Though he knew the upspeakable
words which It IL not lawful for
man to utter, yet he spake in tho
language of mortals, and in it's
most perspicuops terms. There
were times indeed when be- Judged
Il necessary to puzzle and copfound
the disputer and tho scribe, but It
was bis most frequent exercise to
reveal tho mysteries Of the king.
dom, 10 babes. Beifyage.
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~ The vicomte de Lspssss has
just published n volume on the pres
ervation and proIopgAtion Of life. He
believes Il quite possible 10 extend life
considerably by means which he
points ont, and in the end TO restore
the life Of men to It's antedIuvian
length.
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Louisiana Historical Society.

QuAmsRLY Mbsfise, May I 1890
The following donations hav,
been received and placed under IN
care Of the Curator, since the las
quarterly meeting Of The society.
Let. Three gaafto volumes o
manuscript, taken from the arcbive'
Of the marine IN Paris, relative {,
the early history of Louisiana. -
Presented IT, the society by The
Hon. John Perkins, Of the parish
Of Tensss. This IL a most vslua
bic collection, and was obtained b,
Judge Perkins at cost of scvera
thousand dollars.
2nd. From the Hon. Tbvs Greer
Davidson, Executive Documents.
ard. From Mrs. Mary Crenshaw
Of Baton Rouge, the sword which
her grand father, Gen. Philemon
Thomas, wore, at the capture ol
the fort Of Baton Rouge, Septem
Der Gard 1910. A very interesting
relic.
4tb. From Henry ]. Hyams--ed
itor of the Sugar Planter, letters oI
7aeifns, TO the people Of Kentucky
printed for the author, by w. Ger.
ard, editor OF the argus, 1909.
Among these letters IL an interes.
ting report Of committee Of the
House " Representatives Of Ken
tncky IN 1905, containing the char
ges and evidence, Upon the trial Of
Judge Benjamin Sebastian, ms a
pensioner Of the Spanish Govern.
ment The plot to separate The
Western country from the United
States, by The baron Cafondelet, In
ifg4-6 Is made clear aud evident
Sebastian being one Of the chief
agents In the conspiracy The
committee made n unanimous re.
port ID favor Of his impeachment
but his resignation prevented fur
Their action.
9th The Office and Authority Of
n Justice ~ the Peace, and Of Sher.
iiis Coroners &c, according 30 the
laws Of the State IF North CAROL.
ma. By Francois Xavier Martin.
printed AT Newbern, N. g.. 1871.
9th. From a friend to the socie.
ty--A copy Of the New York Mer.
enyy," Friday. Nov. 2nd 1891. Also
the drst sugar kettle imported into
Louisiana.
Tth. From Henry Clarke Esq. Of
Poultney V. T., several pamphlets
containing historical addresses.
9Th. From J. N. Csrrigap. Tho
history OF Middle Tennessee or life
and times Of Gen James Robertson:
the Tennessee Pioneer, and foun.
der Of the city Of Nashville, by A.
w. Putnam.
The Masonic Manuel, dedicated
to the NJ. W., General Andrew
Jackson, Grand Master Of the Ma.
sons IN the State Of Tennessee. by
Tannehill, printed at Nash.
Vile. 1924.
The history of Georgia, by Capt.
Hugh Mccall, printed at Savannah.
1911. This work gives an interest.
ing account Of the arrival and Ia.
bors In Georgia, Of those oelebra.
led pioneers of Metbodism in the
new world, Join Wesley and George
lVh'tfeld together with a partio.
liar account OF the affair between
he first mentioned, and the niece
II Justice CaustoB and of the
oundipg of the Orphan House in
savannah, by tho latter.
Southern Institutcs,r by n mem.
'or Of tho Louisiana Bar. An orig.
nal Map Of the town Of Columbia
Tenn, as laid out IN 1903.
The Martyr Patriots, or Louisi. |
ina in l76p--s tragedy in Eve acts. !
" I. W. Collons of New Orleans
'Iinted 1896.
- .. -
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Com
Mn. EpiToa = In Jour number, May End
isso-Frsd Douglas refused passport
relative Y. ID. in New Castle, England
made application through American min
ister In London, for passport TO visit Paris
ss American citixen-reply by the minis
ter that Constitution Of United States
did not recognize colored persons Is ci,i-
rens-passport refused-queref Was sp-
plication made through Am erican Minis
ter 10 London Or TO him Was the re-
ply made by tho minister, to the applicant
Ia London or by the French minister.
refusing the passport. Its though, I'm
portant to know whether the refusal alb
soluteiy right, was the merit Of our minis
ter in London, who stopped the applica-
ton in London, or the merit Of the French
authorities overriding the application and
denying the passport. B.
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TO THE PUBLIC.


TI-HeEss FENigg IT the vene'isry a
IL schcpi Aifrst ~ Paris, Ffspce. La
ssthe hcncf d informing The public NFb'
vf pstor Rouge and Vicinity. thst.t~A-L--l-
he hiss tsksr sn Office ~ Mf. Edvff1 hifisfts
stable, where bs rIii be ipppd ~ 81 times. Ills
great experiences IN this tfsstfnspt and diseases
~ Horses and Mules. fenaefs him stninsntly
ds-iifesi sra so'icits the rstfons9e ~ sii who
rss hsrs diseased horses ~ mules
spi9D suurNr FFNtou.
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HfsTOHtCAL SOCIETY.

tn. regular snnusl sisy meeting, n The Louis
fsns Historical steis,y. will he held ., The rootn
~ the scei.'y IN the CspI'ol, on mondsy The tn
inst, ~ IN o'clock. tusya aav,a.
SELLrve LIKE Nor CAR Fs,-p,se..
', snr Lutrsher's Celsbtsted sra tnurh sdrnifed
sfRtNa fL0wER p0LEt, ne trls nv
,nsy2 tB - wH BeaFb
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NJ AIlIlrICfp

IN Monday lie M Inst " 81. Joseph's
Catholic Chntch. IN this city. by tho Rev.
Fa,he, Hubert. Mr.. FRANCIS RAMtR.
". 81 Ascension 10 Miss JOSEPHINE
sANOHEZ, Of this parish.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-09

RsrpRssb.-We notice In town
yesterday, the Hon. r. q. Davidson,
our representative on the lower
floor of Congress. He looks well.
We doubt not he takes the ,foub-
les of the Nation TO heart, but
they do not discover 20 Ne an adj
ditionsl wrinkle on his brow. Mr..
Dsvidson shows his good sense IN
this he IL q philosopher M well
as a statesman.