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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-11

DEMONSTRATION AT ToL Epo. last Sat-
urday was day long to be remembered by
the wide-awakes in the immediate vicinity of
Toledo. According to previous notice there
was speaking in the early part of the evening,
at the Wigwam, by Messrs. Waldron and
Ashley, after which the wide -awakes were
formed into line and marched through the
principal streets. In the procession we no.
ticed companies present from Monroe, Per-
rysburg, Maumee, Waterville, Tontogany and
Gilead, The column was lead by the Toledo
companies, and followed in the order above
named. AT various points along the line Of
march, fireworks were let off-the effect be-
ing beautiful. The Douglastes got up torch
light procession, like wise, which paraded
through several Of the prominent streets and
then disbanded. As the wide-awakes passed
the corner of Summit and Monroe streets, on
their way to be dismissed, there was a crowd
of "suckers" who manifested disposition to
pitch into them, and were only prevented by
three or four of the police, who stood by to
preserve order. The Blade truly remarks
that "there was really no point or ground of
comparison between the wide awake process.
sion and the rabble of the Dougasites. Their
procession was carefully counted by dozens
of people, and every count we have heard Of
made it between 400 and 44o, including boys.
The procession was got up in the usual dem
ocratic way, men and boys having lamps
served out to such as would carry, or could
be induced to carry them, by committee
The wlde.awake procession, was only and ex-
clusively composed of members of organized
companics-and at that, greatly outnumbered
the Douglasites Had the same system of
lamp distri button been employed by the Re-
publicans, they would have GU numbered
their opponents ten to one."
This demonstration of the wide awakes
was the finest ever seen in that city-it was
complete success-one of which all CON
cerned and the party may we'll feel proud.
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Our COUNTY FAIR The unproptious
weather of the first day of the fair. and which
continued up toa late hour Tuesday morning,
seemed very much to dampen the ardor OF
those interested in the SUCCESS of the exhibi-
tion, whether as exhibitors or visitors. Yet
as the day wore away, and Old Sol began to
put forth his gentle rays, the crowd began to
gather in thick and fast At two o'clock
there was perhaps the greatest number pres
ent-estimated at from 1000 to 5000 peo-
pie. The exhibition of fruits by the Horli-
cultural society was prominent feature in
the fair, and attracted much attention. In
the evening the "Calthumpians" came out in
full regalia. creating no small degree of mer-
riment The list of premiums awarded may
be found in this number of the JOURNAL. On
the whole our county fair, though not SO well
represented in the display of agricultural inn
plements as it should have been, gave gener-
al satisfaction. With p rmanent and cen
trail location in the county, We are inclined to
think there could be no doubt of it being
placed on a substantial and paying basis.
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Legal Notice.


CYena Wallace rl6 vs. Winfield Scott, William
scott Josepheue Scott ct al. Dct'ts
The said defendants heirs at law OF James Scott Of
Ohio. are hereby notified that plaintiff did on the
Sth day Of ofSepteuber. A. u. lS6o Gle her petition
against them and othersin the office of the Clerk vt
said Court which among other things set forth that
the said Janes Scott in his life time the 10th day
c June, A. D. lS40, undertook to sell and convey by
Wurrcutee deed to Henry Otto also deceased. tor
valuable consideration, then agreed upon aud paid
10y the said Otto the southwest quarter OF the south
east quarter of north quarter of section nineteen
ottownship three north of range eleven east, con.
tanning ten acres; aud did execute, acknowledge and
deliver a Warrentee deed intending to convey the
same, but that in said deed the said land was dis.
crihtd as IN the south west quarter of said section,
instead of the north quarter and that before the
discovery and correction of said mistake the said
James Scott and Henry Otto deceased. and that the
plaintiff became the purchaser of said ten acres at
the administrators sale of the realty Of said otto duly
made, aud that the said Otto during his life tmc aud
the said paiuuR subsequent to the said ndminstra-
tors sale held possession Of occupied and Improved
the same aud that the object aud prayer Vt said pc
tition is to obtain correction Of said deed from
Scott to Otto,
Defendants will answer said petition or before
the third Saturday after October 22d \. D. 1850, or
the same will he taken as confessed and Judgment Ia.
ken accordingly. CYRENA WALLACE.
BY Jefferson Colycr, her att'ys. l9w5Si so
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MONDAY EVENING MEETING Gen. Ashley
delivered most effective and convincing
speech at the Court House on Monday eve
nirg last. There was a perfect jam Of peo-
pie, and many were compelled to go away,
being unable to gain admttance Early in
the evening the Wide Awakes turned out to
meet their brethren from Bowling Green, with
whom they marched as an escort for our
speaker 10 the Court House. After the meet
ing broke up the wide awakes again swung
into ne,paraded through the principal streets,
going through number of their favorite ev-
olutions, and were dismissed at about / / o.
clock.
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BowLING GREEN WIDE AwAKEs.--The H0e
Republicans Of Bowling Green and Portage,
determined not to be behind the balance Of
their political friends, organized some time
since Wide Awake clubs, which number
among their members majority of the lead
ing men of those places. They have adopt
ed the usual uniform, and exhibit an active
spirit for the cause of free labor. There new
er was period in our political history in
which the same feeling has been exhibited
to win success as in the present national con.
test. Let the ball roll on.
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Septenbcl
PROCLAMATION.

J. William Dennison, Governor Of the state of
Ohio do hereby notify the qualified electors Of the
State of Ohio to assemble in their respective Town
ships and Wards, at the usual places holding elec
tions, on Tuesday, being the Gth day OF November,
4. ID. 1860 and then and there proceed Gs the law
directs to elect twentythree electors OF President
and Vice President of the United States in pursu
OF the constitution and laws oil the United STATES
and of this State.
In Testimony Whereof have hereunto set my
hand and caused the great seal of the state of Ohio
% be affixed. at Columbus this seventeenth day of
September in the Year of our Lord One Thousand
Eight Hundred and Sixty, and of the Independence
of The United States the EightyFifh
BY the Governor: WILLIAM DEANISON.
A. r. Russell Secretary Of st tie.
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WHAT Comes OF ADvERr1sING.-Spalding
u Co., of New York. the great prepared
glue" men, have cleared $50, 900 within a
year past, on the sale of their glue, which
they attribute in the m lin to the policy of
extensive advertising. They went into il on
the Bonner scale; and S satisfactory has been
the result-the already immense demand for
the article steadily and rapi lily increasing
that they expect to loom up in still more mag
nifcent proportions in the columns Of the
press during the ensuing year. So much for
faith in advertising, and bold and judicous
action founded thereon.
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ToNToGANY WIDE AwAKEs.-We learn from
their Secretary, L. Black, that this company
now numbers some sixty members, meets
three times week for drill, and is dong
good service in the Republican cause. Mr.
B. mentions the names OF three or four who
have repudated the squatter humbug, two
of whom are now in the ranks of the Wide
strengthen our batteries for the great battle
of November 9Th.
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Skcria's Sale.

Win ii. Ewing VS., Jonathan salisbury.
By virtue q an order Of sale issued 10 me from
the court Of common pleas OF Wood county Ohio, in
the above entitled cause shall offer tor sale At pub
lie auction at the door of the court house in rcrrys
burg in the county aforesaid, on
Saturday October goth, 4. H. 1850.
between the hours OF one aud two o'clock L. M the
following described lands aud teuemcuts, situate in
Wood county, Ohio to wit: The northwest quarter
dissection nuGibcr seventeen Uil in township four
az north, of range ten (l0l cast containing one hun
dred and sixty acres, G, W, NORTON, sheriff
AsuER Cook, atty of plf
Sept. l3, lSGO-lQwGS3
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CONSUMPTION.

z.d~Dr. McMillen uses an improved Inhaling In.
strument for the cure of Consumption, Asthma ,Bron
chitis ana Laryngits; by this make n good
rs good an application to the diseased Lung and
Throat as we could to sore anywhere on the eNte-
riOr of the body.
DR.. NJ. uses pure Chemcopathc and Botanic Rem.
edie. He gives mild tonic treatment which acts
chemically, and assists Nature to free herself. one
ounce Of assistance TO Nature is worth pound of
poisonous drugs to the disease.
IT Your Lungs are diseased try DR.. McNillen's In
haling lns rumcnt, and Chemicopathic Remedies
the only correct principle of applying remedies to
the diseased Lung-betore giving up all hopes of II
cure. expect to travel this route for some lcnrs,
and pledge mysefto be candid and deal honorable
with all who call upon
Remember my visits are just six weeks apart, and
the day of the week at each place.
Consultation and advice free
Information in regard to my treatment end sue
cess call on.or write to:
Mrs. S. B. Abbott Portage. Wood Co., Ohio Mrs.
Robert Jacobs. Euglevillc. Wood Co. Ohio Mrs
Jesse lIukell, Browns Corners, Wood county, Ohio
Andrew Cross, Millgrove, Wood county, Ohio (; John
Cummins, Ilassan, Hancock county, Ohio J. a,
Smith, Eimor, Ottowa county, Ohio; G. L. Church,
Toledo, Lucas county Ohio.
All communications must be directed to Dr. j. +.
McMen, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Long Winter Evenings.

What better emplo, ment can be gi,en to ladies
who would be Industrious than in making the gar
ments of the family with the aid of nice machine
adapted to the various kinds of sewing usually done
by hand. "A machine that is giving general satisfac-
ton is now being manufactured by the Chicago Sew
ing Machine CO., and from the CONNIE ndati ons they
receiving by the Press throughout the country,
are satisfied as TO their superiority and real uii-
ty. They are afforded at low prices for a double
threaded machine Price, $50 each. See advertise
ment.
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\ Blessing for Needles Women, aud all a. hers
Compelled to Sedentary Employment.

CURE FoR FEMALE WEAKNESSES.
A large proportion Of the female sex may trace
the beginning of ncurable debility to some ire gu.
lurity OF nature.
These are permanently relieved by the Peruvian
Syrup, which contains the prooNde of iron aud the
only form by which this indispensable element of
health enter the blood the want of which
paeness dizziness, headache, debility, and every
form of .hcalth.
The Peruvian Syrup, by its speedy action the
liver AMI stomach increases the digestive powers
thus efectually curing dyspepsia and enabling the
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Nnllce to- the Tenc he's of Wood countS.

The West Millgroya and vicinity Teachers Asso-
citation will hold its session at West MIlgrove.
Saturday, October 20th, 1860, and an invitation is
hereby extended to AL who interested in eleva
ting the Teachers profession. and promoting the
cause of education to favor with their attendance
The people of Millgrove have long been famous
for heir liberaty in entertaining teachers and we
hope they will be put to the test once more. Come
teachers and let us have a good time together on
the 20th inst. &. A. OREY, Secretary,
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Scfofula.

1t has been remarked be eminent men, that in the
varied catalogue OF diseases which man is heir to-
there is scarcely of such Importance and OF such
interest Scrofula, whether we look the obscu-
rty of its origin its insdions progress, the number
and variety of organs that it attacks it's remarka-
BILE incurahlity and extensive fatality.
Scrofnla has bafiled the kill OF the most emnen
physicians in this county and Europe. But there is
AntiGote Tor this disease in Guysott's Extract
of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, which is proving
itself sure Specific in the most severe cases OF
Scrofua
GS-See advertisement.
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FARMERS !-Itis generally known that fr uit
trees are one of the most valuable products OF
farm, if the best varieties are planted. Now
is the time for setting them out Apply to
Geo. Powers. Of the Perrysburg Nursery; he
furnishes young trees on reasonable terms
See advertisement.
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READ, REApl RFAD!

Cairo, Ills, July goth, 1850.
Mcssrs. John Wilcox h Coz
Your lmpectno, or PerSisn Fever
Charm, has done wonders. was wholly Respondent
and wretched when applied It, ana in tive hours
the ohills were removed and no fever ensued 1t is
the simplest cure imaginable and wonder OF nature
and of art. | would not be without this lmpeoune a
single hour by constantly wearing IL | seem to be
"ague proof" Yours truly,
EN-. STOUT.
Mobile. Alabama. July %, 1850.
Gentlcmen-l have been snatched from the grave
by the application of your wonderful lmpcctae, or
Persian Fever Charm. For several years have suI.
fered every from fever and ague Last spring
my life was threatened but your remedy has destroy
ed and am now gaining appetite aud strength.
Respectfully Yours, u. n. BARRON.
This wonderful p eventive and cure for fever and
ague and bilious fevers will be sent by mail post
paid receipt of 81 Also for sale AZ all the drug
gists and country stores, Principal depot and man
ufactory, us Main St, Richmond, Va. Branch Of
fee Bank of Commerce Building. New York
JOHN WILCOX n co.
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AdministrntOr's Sale,

Notice is hereby given that have been appointed
and qualified admin strator of the estate OF Joseph
Crays, late of Wood county deceased, Those hay-
ing claims against said estate will present them
duely authenticated that they may be properly set
tied as soon as returns are made from the sale of the
above estate; and those indebted are requested to
come forward and settle immediately.
JONATHAN CRAYS.
Oct. ID laGn--NNIA
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LAW PARrSERsHrP.-By reference to our
business column, it will be seen that law
partnership has been formed between D. W
H. Day and T. w. Hutchinson, under the
firm name of Day " Hutchinson. Their law
Office is in the room Immediately over Hitch
cocks store.
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Oct. I'd, ls6O--wl*
Road Notice,

Notice is hereby given that the commissioners Of
Wood ounty, Ohio, have authorized the view aud
survey OF a county road beginning az the quarter
post between sc'tiuns II and 4 in townshp 3, range
IL thence south between sections - aud Is, % and
%, 20 and q, 10 the sUuh west corner of section 20
aud there terminate. Aud that the viewers and sur
yeyurs thereof will meet nj the house of Franklin
sherman in Bloom township, on the 10th day OF Oc-
tober next, FRANKLIN X. SHERMAN.
oOW4F
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School Examiners Notice.

The board will hold their next regular sessions for
the examination of Teachers as follows:
Gilead first Wednesday in November.
West MilIgrove, third Tucsda in November
Bowling Green, first Tuesday in December
PERI Ashurg. first Tuesday i'll January
In addition to the usual course, all Teachers viii
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will be examined who is not present
panctually at O'Clock A. NJ.
j. W. WOODBURY., Clerk.
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s. D. HARDMAN-This gentleman informs
us, by letter, that he will not be able to visit
Perrysburg again for several months. This
will be regretted by many who have received
speedy and permanent cures at his hands, as
we'll as those under treatment.
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PROCLAMATION.

I, Chester W Norton Sheriff of Wood Co., O., do
hereby notify the qualified electors of the coun OF
Wood and STATE OF Ohio assemble in their re spec
tive townships at the usual places OF holding elec
tions, Tuesday being tie 9Th day OF oiNOyembur, A.
j. 1860, and then and there TO proceed as the law
directs. to elect twenty.three electors of Presden
and Vice President of the United states IN pursu
of lhe constitution end laws Of the United States
and of this State.
Witness, c. W NORTON,
Sheriff Of Wood Co, o.
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Cure for I.,digestin.

IAKTFOND MhrcN D.
hereby certify that DR.. Green's OXyg, mated Bit
ters have proved more ehcctua in relieving of
IA water brash stomach indigestion and costiveness
which has been very troublesome for five six
years. than all other remedies which | have been
trying during my illness; and cheerfuly recomme nd
it TO all thus afflicted. SAM'L HAMILTON.
Mr.. IL. has charge of the Orphan Asylum Hart
ford, CT, and is well known and highly esteemed.-
amphlets filled with certificates may be had of
agents gratis. See adv.
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RETURNING TO CIv1L1zArIoN.-Our popular
and talented Denver City correspondent, A.
E. Pierce, writes us that the Pixies Peakers
are returning to the states in large companies,
and wishing once more TO take peep at civ
liz alton himself he has concluded to return
also. He will be in Perrysburg about the
25lh inst
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Administratnr,s Notice.

Abiiah Childs, adm'r OF Elias Whirpe. deceased
has this day fled his accounts for final settlement
with the Probate Court and will be for final hearing
passed on the 18th day of October, 1850, at 10 o.
clock a. II, OF said day. ABlJAH CHlLDS,
Admir- OF Elias Whippie, dec
,Septembcr 95-9lw3$l
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nIANKsi RLANKsli

All kinds of Blanks, of the most approved FORMS
we'll printed on good paper kept constantly on hand
and for sale cheap at the Journal oicesuch as war
uaHtee, mort gage and quit-claim deeds state war
rants, summons subpoeuas, coustabe's sales execu
tion. attachments. blank notes, &c. Justices and
notares wanting anything in this line would do well
to give us a call.
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ANDERSON & FULLER,
'holesale Booksellers Publishers Stationor,, Boo
binders &c. &c, &c.,
1873 Summit ST., Toledo, Ohio.

Thankful for past taVOTs we take pleasure in cal
ling attention to our Fall Stock of
MISCELLANEOUS AND SCHOOL BOOKS,
The largest ever brought to this market And we
prepared to offer our Customers still greater in
duc"ments than heretofore. Guaranteeing to sell as
Low as can be bought in New York or clsewh here
Miscellaneous Books, OF every description. both
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Our Stock of School and Music Books consists of
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Stationary OF every kind, consisting in part of Cap
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Orders from abroad will receive prompt attention.
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Inks-Writing Fluids ,Carmine and lndelible Inks,
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warranted oil the best qualify.
Gold and Steel Pens, together with every thing IN
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!! DEATH
To Every Form and Species Of
Yer mn / IA.
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'TAR's' Rat, Roach, &c, ENtcrminator.
iTAR's'
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VERNIIN.
10 years established in New York City used hy the
City Post Office the City Prisons aid Station lIoUs-
es--the City Steamers, Ships, NJ the City Hotels
Astor St. Nicholas, Sc. -and ny more than 10000
private families.
l5~Druggists and Retailers everywhere sell them.
ht'~Wholesale Agents IN all the large cities.
~ Rcgul N sizes, 2jc. 50c.S boxes bottles TASKS.
NJ 4! !Beware!! of spurious mutations. Examine
each bottle,b box and flask and take nothing but
"Costars."
h5y-S1 90 boxes sent by mail.
a5-$ So & s. boxes for Plantations, Hotels, Sc, by
Express.
Et5- Address orders, orfor Circular to Dealers"
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Principal Depot, 4lu Broadway, n. Y.
For sale by PECK Il HAMILTON, Perrysburg.
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The Republican majority in Maumee
City, we learn, is, for Ashley, 10 ; for the
state ticket, 1l5
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JEWELRY.
A very fine assortment
SCHOOL B0oAs, STATIONERY, &C.

Tho only complete stock of this kind in the county
LETTER PAPER Of every style and price, We
have superior facilities for supplying the trade with
all kinds of Paper. We buy for cash we obtain Pa
per of Eastern manufacture direct from their Man
utactores-hence, we are confident in asserting that
we have n better article, and sell nt u lower price
than any other establishment the Maumee.
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IN. H. Callard has become agent for
Moore's Sewing Machine, one of the best in
use. See adv.
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~ See advertisement of Corn Shelters, un-
der head of new advertisements.
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TmE COLLEGE BANK

at which students do business in handling money,
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ges their Commercial Calculations, 800 pages, both
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Address, for cataoguee, circulars or inform alton
Of any kind, two postage stamps enclosed
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FLOUR! ! FLOUR!!

Double Extra and Extru--alwnys the hest and at
the lowest figures a. THE DRUG STORE.
June Z, lSGO-l ch.