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Taylor's BalgaIn Liverwort,
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-16
sun They Come.

Judge l.. y Otis Golma rly Of Fremont, aud
Democratic judge OF the Common Pleas Court
was among the visitors at the HON, Of Lincolu
on the SDh instant, aud declared his intention
TO support the Republican nominees.
The Detroit Tribune says lIteen Germans in
one Ward in that city, hcg,toto,c Democrats,
are now strong for Liucon; that in Fuwlers
yillc in that state ten voters have recently left
the Democracy, aud joined the Republican par.
"; aud that thirty.six Democrats IN Chcgoygon
county, have within II lew days declared Tor Lin.
coin. 1t also gives the names Of about score
of men in different parts of the state who have
heretofore been prominent Democrats, but now
support Lincoln.
The Blade says that J, i. Tyler Esq, Of To
iedo heretofore an active Douglas d mocmt, of.
ter listening to the able and convincing speech
of Mr. lldsSaurelt, Thursday evening, declared
his purpose to vote for Lincoln and Namln
aud cooperate with the Republican party.
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nEOM E'rMlhiNll

AZ :he Commencement Of the present canvass
Douglas accompanied his acceptance of the
nomi~ation by the declaration that he should
not make political speech during the campaign
1t was his ltce, voluntary pledge, and was also
in such harmony with the dignity OF the high
Office for which he had been placed in nomin,-
ton. that no one dreamed Of his departing t,om
il, And yet from that day TO this he has uol
ceased to make political speeches. On all &C.
casions every where, by Bunker lin Monument
at watering places, wherever he has been per
mitted to speak at all, he has thrust in poll cs
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-16
Bia Goa IsIc Race.

The course being pursued by the litllc giant
indicates that he is fully bent on 'stumpng it,
to the close Of the canvass. llc has already
made more speeches than any distinguished
speaker not candidate for Office, since h-
nomination, ana yet he is already announced
by his friends for ,tll more extended tour --
Having tried bis best in New York and New
England, he is II st to introduce his "potent
try to couv,rcc them by public speeches and
personal pIedlcs that he /, he man 10 promote
the interests OF slavery and guard The lIshts Of
NaNehullcrs
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-16

The short term, for which il was thought Mr..
Blair was defeated, is only the expiration OF
the term for which he was previously elected to
I'll, aud expires with the lth OF next March.--
Mr.. Blair, it will be remembered, alter being
admitted to his seat in Congress, resigned
hence the necessity Of choosing representative
Tor the remainder Of this term. The latest uc
couut from st. Louis fixes Mr. Bluirs majority
Tor reelection on the short term at from fifty
to sixty, and on the long term ut over | 600.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-16
Illinois Republicans AIlvc.

The news we continue TO receive from the
Sucker S.ate, OF conversions from the ranks of
the man worshippers to Lucon, is most cheer
ing indeed Republicans are "oivc, uclive;
up,und-doiug" people, and everything they un-
deraho is attended with the most unhCunded
success. Last week meeting was held nj
Springfield, the home of "lIonest OlA Abe" aud
the accounts which have reached us state lhat
it WAS never equalIed in Illinois. The proc, 8.
sion was over five miles in length and TIC
numbers so great that no less than SIT differ
ent speaking stands werc rcQuucd,to 0Ccommo-
date those who wanted to hear. At the height
of the enthusiasm MIR. Lincoln, being loudly
called for appeared in The crowd end thaukc,
his friends for their kindness in doirg him III,
honor to call on him, but declined making
political speech. What contrast 10 the 0c
tions OF Stephen A. Douglas, who Guds il ne
cessary to parade about over the Free States &c
explain his patent medicine, and find people t,
electiouCcr for him.
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nrcrIs,nridyc state Convention.

The Ohio ate Journal gives lengthy nc.
count of the Breckenridge State Convention,
which was held at Columbus last week. The
gathering IL represented US unusually large.
and, in point OF choracter aud respcclobility,
decidedly superior TO the ordnary ossembIogcs
VI that party Among The delegates were the
old veterans and tried soldiers Of the democratic
organization Wayne county wus represented
by such men Ms judge lhrwill and the Hon, a.
II. Byors. Daniel 7. Lcadbettcr led the Holmes
county delegation. From Mahoning county
there were the Hon. Asohel Medbwy aud Sam
uc w. Wilson, from Cuyohogo, the cold chie'.'
ex.Gov. Wood. Hon. s. Stakwcather and c. j.
Flood; from RiclIand, Judge I. w. Bartley,
GEN Mclaughlin uud VIM. Bushnell; from
Butler, Hon {. Hughes; from Marion, IL N
r. Wilson; from Belmont Hon. VIM. Mckun-
non, Jr, from Knox, Hon. J. *. Miller; from
Hamilton, Dr.. Fries aud Others; from Licking,
VIM. D. Morgon Charles Fo,lelt ami VIM.
Beach; from liardn Hon J. Cantwe, former
" Of Richland county; from Lucas, Judge L.
y. Potter and John f. Hunt; from CoshoCton,
James Bates, aud score of other prominent
democrats whom We have not space to euumer.
ate. With such men 10 lead the B,cchnH ge
forces in Ohio, it is idle to talk about the Dem.
ocracy being united upon Douslos. We have
Of course as little sympathy with the Breekin.
rilgcrs es we have with the Dougasites. II
will afford us infinite pleasure to be in at lh,
death OF both these parties next November
but while weaxpect TO fight the one as manly
advesorcs, on open ground, the other is II COW
ardly. craven Zoe that skulks behind a deceillu
ambush
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-16

Douglas in his tramp is trying to draw IA
comparison between his "grcat lrjncjple" and
that OF the immortal Webster in 1850 On the
7h OF March of that year Mr.. Webster made
speech, from which we tuko the following:
"SW whenever there is a particular good 10
b. done wherever there is foot of land TO be
s'aid irum becoming slave territory, | am ready
to assert the principle Of the exclusion of slovc-
~, am pledged to II from the y"ar lS37;gI
have been pledged 10 it again aud ugaiu; anu
| Will perform those pledges
Contrast the outspohcn manlincsS of the a
bove Nith the II care not whe!hcr slavery is
voted up or voted down" of Stephen A, Doug
las! What could be more infamous than to
slandcr the dead Webster by allcjgiug harmo
hy between his views and the humbug "populur
sovereignty which Douglas tells the soutI
convcr Gcc into slave territory,
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ElIn Emilio.

The great bultle Tor freedom and free labor
gees hmvely on The state OF the canvass thus
for speaks hopefully Tor the success Of the Re
publican nominees A survey of the field IN
detail places the election of Lincoln beyond a
reasonable doubt. There alc 303 electoral
votes. Of which 1872 constitute majority. Tie
States which may be relied upon with almost
positive certainty os Republican, are Connect
cat electoral votes, Indiana l3 Illinois ii,
Iowa / Maine 8, Massachusetts, -, Michigan
4, Minnesota 1, New Hampshire ., New jer.
sey Z. Ohio 20. Peunsy sylyauiu 81, Rhode Island
4, Vermont 6. Wisconsin D. New York 80; to.
tai l76. Here are - muic electoral votes thnu
nro necessary to elect the Republican candi
dates. Throwing out Of our calculation Con
necticnt, New Jersey aud Illinois, there would
still be y majority for Lincoln. Or we cCuIC
lose both Indiana and Illinois, or either Of thes'
states with Dny two or three ol the smaller fre,
states, and still win The victory. We state the
case thus, not because we hlvc'any doubt tina
all the states enumerated will cast Rcpubli
can electoral vote but to show how wide
margin there is to go upon Ond that the dcica
of our candidates is Olmost moral impossible
ity, We think our Republican friends hny
rcasuu 10 be of good cheer.
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INpECTINE,
T'hc Persian Fever Charm,

For the prevention ard cure of Ferer and hgns
ard BiiiCH5 F,rerS. This wonderful remedy was
bought the knowledge of the present Proprietors
by friend who has be great traveller in Persia
aud the Holy Land.
While going down tAcriyer EUphrates, lie expert
eAccd severe attack OF Fever and Acue On discoY
ering his condition Of the hoatmen tOol from
his person Amulet saving, Wear this and no Fe
rrr irW touch y0u" Although iucredulous as to its
virtues; he complied, and experienced immediate
lief, and has since always found it etfectuu pro-
lection from al maarous complaints.
On further nyestigi ton he found that the hoaimnn
attributed to il miraculous powers, and said that it
could only be obtained from the priests of the sun
Sometime aftcrward the gentleman in couyersing
with Priest obtained from him the secret Of its
preparation, and uscertlnrl where the medical
herbs were found OF which it was com pounded. The
wonderful virtues of this article have induced full
belief in the minds OF the natives in the miraculous
healing powers of their Priests.
Since his return te America il has been tried with
the happicst effect by several Ladies and Gentlemen
OF high character, who have given it the most un-
qualified praise, This remedy having been srecif-
c in Persia for hundreds Years for the prevention
and cure OF Fever and Aguc and Bilious Feyers-i5
now offered IT, the AmGricnu people.
1t will BE- sent by mail, prepaid, with full Girec-
tons for the receipt @! one dollar
Principal Depot and Mauutautory ls5 Main st,
Richmond. Va Branch Office, Bank Of Commerce
lo-iiy 'J0IN WILCOX Il BRO.
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DITCH NOTICE.
AIrnIrpu'l DgEI,r WcpD Co q


Perry sburg. August l2th. 1850.
To Thomas Drnnsfcld, j. Hull, VIM. X. and Jas.
NJ. Crane, u Huh heirs of John Randall, Wall ~
Crummic }, Il. Corey ). Dave, - Sailor, the
unknown and nonresident owners of the following
lands in Wood county, Ohio, to wit: @ of " of
Sc In Of OF II g of $ e& W ct n OF $
of section %, Of sw OF section -. OF NV t,
W 4 OF NV I of section 3j. town north, range 10
east, el ofnc ne of Sc NV OF : q !, W
otu t /. OF " Nm part OF W TN VI sw Of
section ,, town north, range 10 east
You will take notice that on the lSth day "f June,
A. y. 1888, Thomas FcaTnsidc and others fled with
the Auditor of Wood county, Ohio petition pray
ing ihC county commissioners of said county to locate
aud establish ditch drain or water course, accord
ing to the true intent aud meaning at an act ot the
&. neral assembly Of the State of Ohio, entitled nm
art TO provide Tor locating, establishing and con-
st uctng dtches, drains, or water courses" passed
March 2lh, a. d. 1872 along the following proposed
route
Commenting at the stone pond in section %, Plain
township, running Southcrly SS rods. then west 50
rods then running south near one mile to the town
ship line OF Plain aud Liberty townships then direct
" south one mile 10 the VI sntgomery and Milton tree
turIpike then east down the north side OF said pike
two hund,c ed aud forty rods, (2lO) then south about
so rods aud then the line of the old ditch to Por
tagc river, and there terminate The depth of said
ditch to be cut two ect deeper on level from the
! bottom OF present ditch
That copy of said petition was, on the 9Th day
! of July \. d. 1850 place in TIE hands OF +, Bru-
ner, transterce competent en%neer, VINO has made
an ,ccurate survey of the proposed route of said
d.tch drain water course, an did on tine 9Th day
! OF August, \. u 1880, te wi II such county Auditor
such report rs j. required and pro giucd for by law.
You will take notice that said petition will be rol
hearing and final action IA to the pray tteureot be-
! fore the county commissioners OF Wood county o..
at the once of the Auditor of said county, in PerrIs
burg on the Sd day of September, \ -, 1850, or so
soon thereafter as the state of business before sale
commissioners will permit the same to he take up
| at which time and place you are required 10 appeal
and show Cnusc il any Nod have, against the location
establishment or construction Of SaId ditch drain,
water course also to make claim for compenSaUol
for such par portion of your lands rs may be IA
Ken or required for the construction of sucl
dttah DRAIN or water course, be forever thercai
! ter ostopcl from making, asserting. or setting up
| suci claim. ADDISON SMITH,
| August 10, lSiO-l5w2SG96. Go, Auditor.
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A sher Cook atty of Pl'tf,
IuiN l2th 1Snn.-I2MLS2 3


Samuel Scott vs.. kennedy %. Bran.
Rv virtue OF an order of sale to me Greeted and
delivered from the W ood County Court of Common
Pleas in the above entitled will offer for sale
ut the door Of the Court House in the town Of PeI
~ sbure said county on
Saturday the lth day of August 1850.
between the hours of ~ o'clock Vi and o'clock F..
NJ the following lands towu The West part of the
North East fractional quarter of Section Ten Of
Township Seven North of Range Twelve East in said
county containing sixty three acres more or less.
c. W. NORTON, heriG.
s Jefferson atty for PLY
l,,l,. 1, ~
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-16
AgitnliOm.

The little giant is illustrating peculiar Ica
ture of h,s character in his eastern travels, D..
nouncing the sgitaton of the slavery question
be is exhibiting himself as the grtastcst og,ta
,or that ever mounted a roStrum. Condemn
lag sectional strife, he is excitiag 1t every day
he speaks. Protesting TO confer the right q
seligovenment upen the people of the terrific
~, he seeking TO deliver them over, hound han,
and foot, to the slave power and tie dounaioi
Cr slavery,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-16
EkCllaNI;iIlII,.

Though Douglas has bcea inS Of his de,
Sire that every community shall be permitted
TO govern themselves, for the last six years h,
has never raised his voice nor given a vote to
the admission Of Kansas in,o the Union. Mon
than this, the people OF Kansas when they at
tempted 10 govern themselves were never m or
bitterly denounced than by Douglas. His voic,
was silent to their wrongs and he found it onl!
when his Senatorial honor was threatened ton
southern stand point.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-16
Great Bargains

Can be had at present at HOUSTON II STONES
theN are filling up their store to overlowing With
magnificent stock of goods of all kinds cheaper thar
ever tor cash. We pay cash for all kinds OF produce
and also sell goods Tor CSsh. We 81 ished that
on ohalf of those wao want crcditure common swim
dlers Our motto is 20 owe no man anything and
have no man owe us. Give rs a call and examine ON
goods, HARNESS. good stock ON hand, and alst
ed sound; aud when neighhors tell you they sell
cheaper 10y 2h per ceUt than any one else. we know
at once thar IL is - lie. No dealer maKes II
per cent. on his goods, unless he Does il in swim
ding way, Pork, Fish, Flour and all kinds of pro
visions constantly on hand,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-16

NOOI VONNTN NOWINVN IINiS-
W. Cook vs. Henry Miller and Elizabeth Miller.
By virtue of an execution issued from the court ot
common pleas Of Wood county, Ohio, in the above
cause shall offer for sale At the door Of the cOurj
house in Perry sburg in said county of Wood, at pub
lie auction,
ON the 22d day Of September, \, D. 1860,
between the hours of - o'clock NJ. aud O'Clock
NJ the following described property to wit; the north
east quarter Of the south east quarter of section 80
Ia yuShip north, OF range ii east, containing fifty
acres in said county of Wood, Ohio.
G. W. NORTON, Sh'R Wood CO., o.
A,IooS plaintiffs attorney.
August It., lS60-- lhNGS3U5
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Reasons for Leaving Douglas.

In Logan county illinois, VIM. 2. Randolph
a leading democrat, has come out for Lincoln
He made q speech few days since. explaining
his course, as follows:
/. The Baltimore Popular Sovereignty Plat.
form indorscs The Dred Scott decision. The
Dted Scott decision declares that slavery legal.
Is exists in all the Territories There is. then
no difference between the policy of Breckin-
ridge aud Douglas.
2 Mr.. Douglas in re- cent speech affirmed
that the practical operation of uon-interventior
had been to convert New Mexico, which was
formerly free territory, into slave territory
Thus, through Popular Sovereignty, The South
had gained from the North--slavery had snatch
ed from the North an orca equal to five States
of Tie size o New York. II such is the ell, c
Of "my great principle" am unwilling to sup
port it further.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-16

This chameleon politician in tscr address,
ed by himself in Frbruay, 1888, 10 democrat
ic meeting in pdjla dclphla said that;
'undcr cur Territorial system, it requires
sovereign power TO ordain aud establish couS,i
tutionS and governments, While Guitury
may and should enjoy all the rights Of self gov
crument in obrdieu TO ns orgsnc law, it i,
not q sovereign power, The sovereignty of Il
Territory remains in oheyuuce suspended in th'
United States IN trnSt for 'he peorle when they
become a state and cannot be withdrawn from
the hands of the trustee. and vested in th,
people ot Territory, without the consent ~
Congress-
This is precisely the dntion given to pop
u'ar sovereignty 10y Brcckinridge and Buchanan
nor The receipts in Rev. Henry Ward Bee
cher's church in Brooklyn this year viii b,
$50 OO0.
~ A new paper has been started in Detro
called the Democrat, which supports B,ccl,n
ridge ood Lane,
30 Baron Ro,hschiId, OF Paris whose incom
is 10000 O0OL year is at present making
| tour in this country.
80 The iloeuan and Soyers A,ht wasn't quit,
a mortal combat though lhe papers near'
! made il Ou immortal QUE,
/ C~g-rhc Indians in the vicinity of Santa L
are getting very bold, and general war wit
/ them seems imminent a
cp-A large German Republican meeting wa
| h.li at Cincinnati on Monley night The cam
pai-n has opened with spirit
The pony express brings us jn,oligenco Of
! split in the Democracy of California. The il
4 wWeSsjh,e conflict is felt there
aJ- Between twenty-five and thirty live
were lost at Proctors,ile, on the Cult OF Mex
go, on saturday, bya terrific storm.
Eo> Flora Temple has again beaten pl'chr
in thrco Straight heats, Time , pa, , 2Si 2.25;
Patclcl took the first heat in 222A
Cos The Gazette say, that the Uumhrror dog
killed in Cincinnati this season exceeds , 900,
a cost of thirty cents each 10 the city.
D9 A passenger ON the New York Ccutu
Railroad had his pocket picked the other uigl
of nearly $4,000 in money aud drafts
~ The NY Evening Post gives a list ,
eighty five Slavers that have been hltd cut
o that port, aud oscertaincd 20 have landed o,
or mare cargoes.
;2,J- The escape cf S, NJ Booth from the Gu
tody Of the Il, S, Morshal at Milwaukee is sti
being ugitsted by the Wisconsin poptrs,
- last accounts Booth was travelling through Il
interior of the State, speaking in public, an
d declaring that the authorities would never sgaj
take h'm captive alive.
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II. Ewing vs.. Jonathan Salisbury. g..

". IT. IWIng IS. J0nNthan SaTs6urY.
BY virtue of an order OF sale issued to me from
the Court Of Common Pleas of Wood County ohin
IN the above entitled cause shah offer for sale at
public auction the door OF the Court House in Per-
rysburg in the county aforesaid on
Saturday, the 18th day of August a, d. 1850
the following described lands aud tenements situate
in " God County ohio, tn.wit: The Northwest quar-
of section number seventeen 7) in township uur
~ North of Range ten \l0) east, containing one
hundred and sixty acres.
c. W. NORTON, Sheriff
A Asher Cook atty of PIE
.lulN l2th lNnn.- 50 20