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The sasOnians.

In accordance with the request of the audience at the
concert given by this company in Bowling Green on the
5h inst they rehcarsed On last wednesday evening,
at the same place. Some alteration in the programme
was made, and several new pieces added. Notwithsan-
ding the place-the Presbyterian Churchthe audience
could not restain their applause Nearly every piece
was enthusiastically encorcd, even Hail Columbia y
and he "Star Spangcd Banner" The lrishman "just
from Cork" by S. Allen Day, brought down the house.
ami the "Sword of Bunker Ill.," by II. G. Condit, was
even better than before The Gross receipts for the two
evenings was $50 o. and the expenses for printing &c
was only dollars and sixtyy cents, leaving the
neat sum Of ffty-four dollars and thrty-seven cents
which is the amount Gov. Dennison from thatplace
We think this company deserves much credit for thcir
devotion and generosity to the Kansas Sufferers. We
learn they have had several pressing invitations 70 visit
other places for the object We rus', II cosisen
with tiar ether duties that they will accept at least
some of them.
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Old Soldiers, Convention.

The Soldiers Convention, consisting Of the Soldiers
of the war of 1912, the Black Hawk the Florida and
Mexican wars conrened at Indianapolis, Ind, the 22d
inst They hailed from all parts Of the State ana the
meeting between who had not m since they fought
together is represented being quite affecting Those
of 1912 out numbered those Of any othered period
get of resolutions protesting against any change of the
Constitution, favoring the precautionary measures of
Gen. Scott declaring against treason, and pleaging sup
port to the incoming Administration were carried by
the following vote: Soldiers of 1872 As to s. Of the
Mexican war, 80 to 49, The effort made to give the
Convention partizan color, would seem to have been
successful from the vote given.
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Dir. RoBACKs REMEprES.--We publish in another
column of t0-day's paper, article copiol@r m the
Cincinnati Times, descriptive Of DR.. Robacis extensive
medical establishment in that city Iy the way, Dr.
Robacks Remedies have oLtnnei great and deserved
popularity with all classes 1t has been but short
time since these Rem dies introduced into our
section Of countrv vet Dr. Brennan DR.. Robacks agent
in this place. informs that his sales Of the Blood Pills
an1 Blood Purifier far exceed those Of all other
medicines for which he is agent, combined The rca-
for this is that they have stood the test Of practical
experience. We know this not only from the uts of
others, but we have used them in our family with
the very best results. For all diseases of the boodrcn-
natural weakness indigestion and all Kindred ailments
we recommend the Scandinavian Remedies us the very
best medicines extant They are destined to achieve
net cphcmcra success, but pcran mt anl deserved
reputation which will render them necessity in every
family Napoleon North West, March 2.
See advcrs ment 40ml
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The Plan of the secessioni~,s.


The Albany Evening Journal thus briefly states the
case:
Having established their Provisional Government,
they wait for the Border States % join them. They be-
leye the Border States will be compelled to do this by
the refusal Of the Republicans the Peace Conference
in Congress- and State Legislatures To adopt any con-
ciliatory course.
When the Border States have Joined, they will then
TO the Free States with this argument: We are
many for You to conquer, can you live in pros
pcrty and peace while you have such hostile nation for
neighbors But vote down those Black Republicans AMI
restore 10 power the Slavery Democracy, who will
give what want; and there will be no obstacle to
cur return TO the Union"
majority Of Northern people being always for Union,
and dcsirouS of Peace will they confident, respond
% this appeal and thus in State after another Re-
pubicans will b. voted out and Democrats voted in-
Then either 6y the Of the seeding States or by
annexation to the " Southern C0ntedcracy," the
Union Will ba reconstructed" with the difference that
jefferson Davis will be President instead of Abraham
Lincoln, am Pro-Savery Democracy restored to that
control of Federal ArS which it has so long enjoyed
Aud yet there are Republicans who in danger Of
hindly falling into this trap. BY advocating peace
able SEPARATION they play directly into the hands of the
traitors. "Peaceable separation" is delusion and a
suare lts only stepping stone 20 Reconstruction"
Two separate American Confederacies cannot exist
side by side. The people will not consent that this
Union shall ba permanently dissolved. They will sup
port the Republicans in maintaining 1t as u is, or else
they will support the Democrats in recon
structmg it, They will not support Disunun party,
Republiean or Democrat Pro-Sayery or Anti-SlaVery,
North or South.
The alternative that is before us; Shall we bring the
Union in the Southern States into cooperation with
u.s. oupholl the Union as is, shall We by repeI-
ling them, plunge the country into turmoil, prostratlon
aud disaster order that may be reconstructed one,
Iv, tlre years hence under the sway of
Democracy
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They often deceive themselves in buying Sewing
Machine for Family use-t Is the common practice OF
purchasers b. deceive themselves with the idea that in
family they necd machine for light work only now
good machine will last for years, and there are very
many occasions, each twelve month, when machine
doing COARSE heave work is exceedingly desirable in
househodif the machine Is capable OF light work only,
has been bought and the heavy work is put upon II the
msohn gives outroube follows trouble and the Sew
ing Machine gets into disrepue in the house and neigh
borhood. Where is The fault but in tho fact that strong
and durable enough machine not buught the price
in the purchase had more than its proper Influence the
durability Of thn machine too little Thought Of. And
then should occasion convenience require the sale Of
the machine the for general work will always com
mend the readicst sale. The Ladd, Webster s. Go.
Machine are adopted to all kinds of work. and real
" the most desirable machine in market, Makes the
stitch alike both sides Cook, Stone Il Co., Chicago,
are the North-Western Agents.- Troy Reraid.
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SPEcIAL. NOTICES.
ChiIls and Tever Prevented.

This bane Of the West which lays the foundation for
many Consumption, seldom fails to attack those With
disoElersd liver This teniencyis eecpaly prevented
by an occasional Of The Pruyian Syrup, which res
torres the system from the mschevous effect caused by
the abuse Of calopa ani quinina.
One Of our agents in Indiana, residing 10 section
where Fever and Ague has been upusualy prevalent,
Says Hundreds suffering from the effects of debil.
ity caused by Fever and AFue anl Couges,iye Fever
last fall With our Physicians citrate Of iron and tue
neutral salts say chorate Of potAssa make mp the usual
prescriptions. From my own experience, Peruvian
Syrup surpasses them all"
"PERuvIAS SYKUP" is a solution CT Protoxide of Iron
new discovery IN medicine, aud strikes ut the root OF
disease by producing healthy blood the source of all
tahty 10 human organism. For sale by all druggists.
Agents foT FerTysburs Peek Hamilton. i0Wi
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Imnortant Railroad Arrangement.

The Cincinnati Gazee notices an important freight ar
rangcmont which concluded last week, to take ef-
feet on the LIST Of March next between the Managers OF
the Dayton & Michigan Railroad and Mr.. John NJ
Osborne who mas the management and control of the
freight business of the Sanusky, Dayton & Cincinnati
Railroad which looks to fair and equitable division OF
business to the East between those two lines. The
Northwestern trade from Cincinnati Louisville and other
Southern points, Chicago and Detroit and pass over
the Grand Trunk Railway is conceded to the Dayton &
Cincinnati Railroad is to have the all rail Eastern trade
East bound business which goes East by rail and steam
on the Lake, is to be divided equally between the two
lipeq
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- SHERlFF's sALE.-LUcAS COUNTY COMMON

~ SHERIFF'S SALE.-LUCAS COUNTY COMMON
- PLEAS.
William II. White VS. Samuel Smiley.
BY virtue Of an execution issued in the above entitled
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Lu-
cas- county, Ohio aud to m directed and delivered as
Sheriff OF Wood county, Ohio will Offer for sale at
Public Venduc AZ the door Of the Court ous in the town
of Perrysburg Wood county, Ohio, on
Saturday, March 9th 1851,
between the hours Of IL a. m and o'clock p. m. of
that day, the following described real estate 10 witt the
undivided half of the northeast quarter of section
number twenty nine, township number north Of
range number twelve cast. G. L. GCYER, Sheriff.
BAKER COLLINS atty.
Feb. 9th, lSjl--i0W5S3 "A
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The Ohio Stntc Journal.

Since our last issue have received the Weekly Ohio
State Journal which is about the same size and printed
In similar form to the New York Tribunc-and which
we think is its greatest rival in the State. While the
reader is thinking of adding another to their county
paper it would be we'll to consider the advantages ofh
Journal aud if a specimen cannot be found in your
uaighborhood send to the publishers at Columbus and
get copy. Terms.-- One copy, year 81 so four
copies and getcr up Of club 3d. ten cope: and one
to yetter up of club S2; twenty copies and one to gecr
up of club S20 Cook HURT * Co., publishers.
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"ATTESTIoN You've MRSF---We perveive, by the
advertisement Of Mcssrs. Morace L. H.gemsn Co.. Of
New York, that the stimulating onguens invented by
Dr. Bcllingham for healthy stimulation in the growth
Of beard whiskCrs has hsdits American market
condled to their agency. The reputation Of tits article
in London Paris and other cities Uf Europe to
have been fully justified by experience in This country.
See advertisement ofMessrs. Hegemon Co. in another
column. aSwl
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< HERIFF's ALE.

d. Hill VS. W. II. Benn Ct al.
By virtue Of order Of sale 70 directed and dely-
cred from the Court Of Common Pleas of Wood county,
Ohio shall Offer for sale at the door Of the Court House
ofsaid county, on
Saturday, March 18th, 1851,
between the hours Of AMI O'Clock p. m of said day,
the south half Of the west half Of the northwest quarter
ofsecon number twenty-five, town five, range Ten, in
said Wood county. e. .GUYER, Sheriff.
II. H. DoDGE. atty.
Feb. 9th, l86I--40W5S2 63
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Pnsi master Election.
The ood of February,

The birth day anniversary of the "Father Of his coun-
try" was duly observed in all the loyal States on FRI
day last. The Union enthusiasm prevailed among all
classes and the glorious flag under which Washington
led the revolutionary armies to victory Jackson CON
quered at New Orleans and Scott marched in triumph
to tho Halls Of the Montezumas," was never greeted
With more patriotic rapture than this memorable
occasion "The Union forever, one and inseperable y
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What proof more reliable could be given in favor
Of any medicine than the following letter, received un-
solicited, from the Rev. W. Jacobs, Read il;

NEWARK, n. j., June 9th. 1850.
Messrs. Perry Davis 4 Sun,--GenNcman ALLOW mc,
unsolicited to send you word Of communication for your
Pain Killer have used it in my fluily these several
years and found il all it cloms to be. For RhcumAsm,
Coughs Colds Burns cholera tendencies ani difficulties,
as we'll diseases generally that prevail in families
regard the Pain Killer beyond all price and eic
acious beyond any dciue within my knowledge. We
keep il as our chief family medicine anil find its use in
ordinary worth more than any doctor. The tesi-
mony Of others among my acqulinlnccs and friends, is
equally favorable Many cirgvm,u nave spoken OF it
in the highest terms as afjmly dicne Missionaries
in repeated instances have said to me in person and in
their letters, that the Pain Killer was by far tho best
medicine used in hclthen lands and they it for them
selves AMI families and administer it to others around
them Thus much am inclined to say rs an nc. Of JUS
tce to yourselves, and as benefit to others. You at
liberty to this testimonial, il oreny service.
Yours, &C.. Rev. W. +. JACOBS,
Late ltor cf Christian Chronicle.
Pain Killer sold BY all respectable druggists and
m ,dicine dealers 39w4
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New York Market.

New York Market.
NEW YORK, Feb %, 1861.
FLoUR-Superfne S5.lO1jI5; extra S5.5oG5.6O.
WHEAT-Prime red ], ,l8c few sales.
Consultative Mt Csc; shellod at 6GG70c
OATs-Demand fair at 36G37c in bulk
RYEIn moderate demand at 63@GSc for prime.
DARLEY-Sales of good fall at 75c, spring at 62665c
BUTTER--W We quote prime roll at 9dQl4c.
HoGs-Market firm good selling at 81 65G775.
SUG AR--Firm at jH@7A.
MoLAssEs Steady at SOC.
CoFFEE-Selng at l3&Gl3Ac.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Jacob Wyckof, admins
traitor Of c, 3. WyckoG dec, and Goo Clark, admins
traitor Of John CLARK, doc have filed their accouns in
the Probate Court tor final stcmut said accounts will
be for hearing on tAe 2ud day of March A. D., 1861.
Feb. llth, l96l--5lw3Sl. WIN. EWING, Judge.
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The Ice

Has nearly all disappeared out of the Maumee river
and the news from Toledo indicates speedy resuup-
ton Of navigation Capt. Locks "Bellc" will probably
soon resume her regular trns.
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M RKETS.
PerrySburC Market,
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY r. r. MILLER co.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI Feb. %, 1861.
FLouR-Good Superfne may be quoted at 81 20.
WHEAr-Red western $l,00 white western 81, ,0j.
RYE Market quiet at 56G50c.
BARLEY --75c, according to quality.
CoRN-35G27c for mixed western.
OA1S Fair demand az 27c for western.
BUTTER-Salcs Of Ohio at l2Gl3c.
SUGAR--Sales at l%GI7c.
MoLAssEo-New Orleans at 3513Sc.
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PsrrysburE. Dec. l2th. 1880.
DoAD NOTICE.

DoAD NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that petition will be presented
70 the commissioners Of Wool county at their neat sta
ted meeting IN March next, 10 establish county road
commencing at the east quarter post Of section II, in
Lake township; then2e west the half section lins
ntsrseet the Avenue road, ceed, in section II OF
said township, there " tvrmnais.
Lake t'rp., Feb. eth, ls.l--s0si+
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Read the following from DR.. Lceper, an oil resder

Of Stark county Tor many years the most prominent phy-
sician and druggist fthat place;
NAV ARRG, Stark county. Ohio, June 2lst, 1889.
Som, tim1 since received lot OF Rr. Richardson's
Sherry Wine Bitters to sell on commission. They are
all sod AMI your further supply Of three dozen Just
cciyed. think shall need moor soon, as they in
good demlni an highly praised by sufferers from in
digestion. dyspcpia and liver complaint.
Yours, very respectfully, j. L. LEErER, ". d.
Sold BY Peck & Hamilton. 30w4w
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CIEAP GOODS! CHEAP GoODsH

The subscriber will sell, to make room for Spring
Goods the reminder of his Winter Goods at less figures
than ever before offered in this market. am now pre-
parsd to handle and pay for all the Corn and Wheat
brought to this market Ny aim viii be, last year,
do better by farmers for Corn than at any other market
within fifty miles Farmers look 10 your interest.
Feb. l3ta, l36l-4lw4. WM. HOUSTON.
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J. BLEcHER, DENTIST,

Would respectfully announce b the citizens Of Wood
oounty that he will be a. Meads Hotel in Gead the IL
,d ana rsma Gnqs Tue Zoe ms ~ln sSo 9I a
and remain until tie 10th. Att
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Killed.

The wyandot Pioneer says a man named Geo.
Swsrtr was instantly killed. near Forestiast week by
locomotive lie was on the track the train approached
him, and too drunk to get out of the way.
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Hon. VIM. Allen,

viii accept our thanks for numerous favors. Although
ademocrat we are glad TO that gentleman has not
yet forsakcn the Union.
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an nARRlEn
4om1

On the 18th inst, by Joseph Shook, Esq, DERwI:
TRUMAN and Miss MARY CRAMER, all of Troy tp.
On the 2Ist inst, by Rev ]. Fegtly, ANTHONY Long
SIDE to Miss MARY 4. NORTH, both Of Tontogany
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Those wishing anything in this line should call on
Stephen Williams he does excellent work See ad-
vertiscment
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cLoAKsl cLoAKsli

tn, low proe at which zee il sell Cloaks sre almcst
Incredible Those wishing buy ANYTHING IN this lEe
should by all means give Us a call.
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MEDICINAL

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Tho ccssra,sA New Encsnd Remedy for FIabtcsl Oco.
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Dr. Jsmss l. L,ouore ,vr;sss frcn N.v.r,r stare
oorptv Dh,c sthe uttsrs arr kiehir -,ia,1 *, y,so
s-fEr3nv fnsn inEs,,si a asn,sa.a. ri IL = ,s,t.-
piant- n.
n e. Davis Postrn aster Al Wilha u,arort Ohc savn
they rive era, sstissctou uss them myself bsv.
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For the journal


Mr.. EpIroa: Mr.. L. A. Higgins appointed me enm-
mee for Plain and Center townships 70 solicit subscrp
and money for the sufferers in Kansas allow NE
therefore make the following statement Of my receipts
and disbursements through the Journal.
sasonans. ..,......... s252l
Feb. ITtb, To collection in Methodist Church, 5,S3
Feb. 10th, To gross receigts Of rehearsal of the
"hanSasonlans" ....''ss...- ss..---..- 3o,ol
Feb. foth To snndry persons los
Total receipts ..............,.........,. $3.50
Feb. 32d BY amount paid expenses ftwo 765
Z" Amount forwarded Gov. Dennison per
express .,''-",''''' olsIo
Bowling Greer, ,peb. 9sd,Ie6l S. L. BoUGHroE.
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All OF which will he soli At rs Low RATES az Suy
other Establishment iu the North West
suAwLs! sHAWLEI!

We have large supply Of A class Of rcois, ctcqpsr
than be bought at any oaher store in We Horthre!
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sherims Salea.
Saddles and Harness.

Attention Is called 10 the fact that number of sheriff
sales take place at The Court House Saturday next
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Front street. East Of W j. Htchcocks store, FOR good
PICTURES.
have hand, aul shall keep during the Holidays.
rr.at variety OF tbs .s, aul most approved styles aud
Gases aver eli red in gluyshurg. Having lately pur-
chased Now Apparatus and IN, bes. Of Chemicals can
take Fic.res rl she largest sEl 10 the Smallest Lock
70 Miniature. Call soyu- %aar W j. Hitchcocks store,
Frnot s.r'e,. NM. NORRIS, Operator.
PreaYsBis1, Tov. 90, ls3O-3O,. 70"
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CHOICE DRESS aoops,

such as can Be bought at but ycrv few stnrss in tse
North west and neyec before exhibited in ths city such
as
Eiegan! Yslanciss,
All Vol Desip.s,
All Hool Nernoos,
WlnAr Dress Goods,
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Silks sud Emhroideries in Abundsuoa
snd We will guarantee perfect sldsfaction Is regartv
goods ami praes.
buy and sail in aeoordanos With tDe pric>s givcr.
sSy-Renerher ths Place, p r. Miller 4 Co, oppos,ts
tie Perry sburg Rank pu,'dmT.
PsrTybhvrg Jau Sd, 1851
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IVaolSsAis AND eSrAL FURNISHING
rsw eocps ArPASic PRICES
Jusr RRcxrySp AT "HxAD Quarters"
THE GREATEST VARIETY or CHEAP GOODS
IN EoRThkRk oAf0.
WIN. norsroS.
Having Just rso''r'a from New yo'k an inp'ce' stock
WINTER GOODS.
would call the especial attention OF his ien6s and cus.
toners To the richest most varied and stock Of
Goods ever before offered in bS City. Ia the line VI
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Hardware,
Boes6 Shoes,
Hats &Caps,
Harness,
&C., &c. sc.
n, Is rrcpsr>d to TO bunncss d the very lcy-rs, cash
-rlces an1 those diSr1us cf saving money by purchas
their advantage togtve him q call.
lie invites especial attention to the fact that ne
CONSTANTLY RECEIVES FRESH SUPPLIES
unl as no buyr entirely upon the cash principle he can
VEL afford 70 sell low for coshthus giving the purchAs
er an advantage Of az least hy per cert. rmcr
prices. Notice the following;
Good half double sood Boots, sound leather and well
made, ''''''''' '2Oi
Ladies' walking shoes. ..,,..........: SIS
Solid Shank Corn Hoes .....,,,..,.. Is
No, Loaf Sugar Is
Smoking Tobacco. ..,................. 8c
and all other goods in propOrlOnehespsr than ever be
fore soll in PcrryshurG.
We now cnpenipg large assortment Of Groceries
which buyers will do we'll to call aud examine better
! purchnsipg elsewhere.
We keep on hanl PEARL MILLS XXX FLOUR, whiel
always givee the very bes; satisfaction.
| Germ Meal,
| Pork,
| Baccn,
! Mock,rel, and all Kinds Of Lake and Rivor Fish
| ln short he keeps constantly on hand anything Ia
people may want His goods were bought for cash by
careful and experienced handono WHO understands III
Of pleasing all classes and cori Ms, and he dofe
any merchant in tho county TO exhibit better seccd
stock Of goods than he has upon his shelves. Hsprces
he is confident will suit every one he has learne
that it is Of great advantage to the seller to benefit b
buyer from the fact that they reap reward in the in
Of custom. His customers have already learuc
that he can't be undersod," and for the benefit Of the
! wanting neighbors, he would have them noise
abroad that the people may be npprsed Of the great ad
vantages Of buying at Head Quarters"
.ss-He pays the hFhes, price in cash for Wheat an
Corn, at his store on Front Street.
/ WM. HOUSTON.
Ferryshurg, Jan. 81, 1851.