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DOUGLAS SAVING THE UyIoy.

The Hancock Courier says: NoC,ntle.
man in in the Union he's done more, and
gone farther, in his ef1rts to I'D just the vital
differences between the S)ulhrra fire-eaters
and Northern abolitioniss than JUICE Doug
las"
Before there was any difficulty aud when
both sections were n; peace, when no man
in tn, North or in the Sou petiloned for il
or in any form asked il, Stephen A. Douglas,
AZ The prime !, a Ter, eff cted the repeal o the
Missouri Compromise and thus let 10 all the
bitter waters which now rise 10 a sea of strife.
More than any other man living is Dougla
responsible for all the ills we now have of
dislnion and strife. and all that we fear as
comiug upon us. In vain does he now pro
fess readiness to abandon bis great pIin-
ciple," he let in the storm under a pretense
aod sham aud is now utterly powerless to
stay it. If the mad men a. the South destroy
he workmanship of Washiog on, Madison
and their co-laborers, the haud most guilty
will be that of the Senator from Illinois. and
the lime Of deepest guilt, when he opened
Pandoras OK by Introducing the Kansas Ne
braska bill. Tn about his efforts 10 save
the Uuion, when even his brave words spo-
ken at Norfolk are eaten in sbiect silence,
when the storm Of his own raising has reach
ed its hight
Our friend OF the Courier shoul turn back
and review the past and in lis light look at
present events. Many forgotten lesson can
thus be learned which viii lead 10 radicle
change Of views on his part Saaa'4sty Reg
iSiey.
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No Exclamation Wanted.

The friends Of secession give the most "
fectual answer TO those who clamor for some
nav manifesto from Mr.. Lincoln. They OPEN.
ly declare that any thing that he could ay
would dc no good. Thus Hon. Henry w.
Hiliard Of Alabama, lately Bell and Everett
man. supporting "tho Constitution the Union
and the Enforcement of the laws" writes Us
follows 10 Mr. Belmont and others of New
York;
It ID not any apprehension Of aggressive
action on the part of the incoming dminis.
traton which arouses the Southern people to
resistance, but it ia the demonstration which
Lincoln's election by such oyerw helming ma.
jori'es affords of the supremacy of a sentiment
hostile to Slavery in the non saveholdins
Sla'es Of the Union,
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-Harper's Ferry is being fortified with
ordnance and soldiery. 1t is said thai Bar
bour the Superintendent Of the Armory there
the same who was in command duriOg the
John Brown raid, strongly advised this course
while Boteler, the Representatives Of the dis
trict. was much opposed 10 II, as 1t calculated
10 create unnecessary excIements. Last
week some hostile intentions upon the arsenal
were manifested by the people OF the neigh
borhood. but the resolu.e bcsrng ofiEe woik'
men prevented an attack,
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A LIBERAL OFrEe.-E. B. Ward, the wei
known " steamboat man." Of Deuo.t, says il
letter to the Advertiser 81 have row OF
hand sufficient quantity Ofron to mske sew
ea hundred heavy cannon and twenty thous,
and stand of rifles. will sell the whole OF
tito the State Of Michigan or he United States
on twenty years time, II they will use it in
making guns for the maintenance Of, and in
obedience to, the present constitution and
laws OF this country and rather than have
the constitution altered to favor slavery and
corruption, would make II an unconditional
contribution to the cause Of freedom"
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Tae gerrpsbnra Sunrnal.
POETRY IN OLD FOLKS.

AOnA AAN OLO AOIaANGs
When have you seen, dear reader, more contempt
e beautiful sentiment, or ono that was expressed
,re exquisite rhythm and simplicity, than the folio
!, from the Musical World:
Ioftcn think each tottering form
That limps along in hfe's decline,
Once bore heart as young, as warm,
AS full Of idle faults as mine
Ard each has had its dreams Of JOY,
Its own unequslled, pure romance;
Commencing when the blushing hoy
First thrilled at lovely woman's glance.
And each could tell his tale OF youth,
Would think its scenes Of love eviuce
More passions, more unearthly truth,
Than any tale before or since,
Yes, they could tell Of tender lays
At midnight penned in classic shades,
OF days more bright than modern days
And maids more fair than modern maids.
or whispers in u willing ear;
OF kisses on blushing cheek;
Each Kiss, each whisper far too dear
Our modern lips TO give or speak.
Ofpassons too untimply crossed
OF passions sighted or betrayed
OF kindred spirits early lost
And buds that blossomed but to fade,
0fbcaming eyes and tresses gay,
Elastic form and noble brow,
And forms that have all passed away,
And left them what we see them now.
And Is ii thus-s human love
So very light and frail thing Z
Aud must youths brightest visions move
Forever on times restless wing2
Must all the eyes that still are bright
And all the lips that talk of bliss,
And all the forms SO fair to sight
Hereafter only come TO thisf
Then what are all earth 3 treasurers worth,
If we at length must lose them thus
If all we value most on earth
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DiprHrstA AND ITS CuaE.-This sins ular

DlPrHraIA AND ITS CuRE,--rhis sins ular
disease which has thus far seemed to bsffis
the saill Of our best ply ysicians, has become SO
prevrlcnt, and has been so generally fatal,
that any sugges ion in regard to its cure will
hardly prove unlnteresting, Its causes are
not known. and therefore the treatment ha,
heretofore been merely experimental bu,
its pathogononic symptoms are so diversified
and di'simiIar that in many instances the
throat of the patient closes and he dies before
his disease has been discovered In the ear.
Y stages Of the complaint, which is always
accompanied by soreness and swelling Of
the throat, let the patient use a simple solu-
ton OF salt and water, Us gargle every IF
teen minutes. At the same time, moistsn a
p ece Of flannel with solution of The same
kind, made warm as tbs patient can bear it,
and bind i. round the throat, rene wing it as
often a. the gargle is administered, and in
the III, antmv spnnklng foe salt between the
llaanl "nd lie neck Use inwarlg some
tonic or snmuIaut either separately or if the
prostration be great, use both together This
treatment, a. may he seen, is extremely sim.
Pile, aud if used ia the earlier stages of the
disease will fleet a complete cure.--[Pitts-
burg Post.
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1880
The Republican continues I:

1t should be understood that this removal
Of arms which we now disclose has nothing to
do with the distribution which is occasionally
made to several States of the quota to which
each Safe is entitled for its own militia. For
that object there have been Issued to the
S ates during the wear as follows
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---The M' sissip i Convention has pa sod

---The All sissip / Convention has pa sod
an Ordinance OF Secession, 81 10 5. .
Hon. Lyman Trumbul has been re-elect.
ad United States S-nator by the Illinois leg
iSature
- Mr. CowAn. Republican, has been elect.
Uoited States Senator for Pennsylvania.
The statement Of The W T. Hereld that,
NJ ,jor Anderson has written that he needs no
reinforce ments, is without foundation. t
Senator Mason, ofVrginia, ADVISES that
Safe to secede forthwith. This is an old
notion. both Of Mr.. Mason anil his colleague,
Mr.. Hunter.
The New York Sta'e loan for S [ 20O,-
GOO OF 7 per cent, stock has been taken at an
average premium of about one and a quarter
per cent. Four millions were bid
OF The thiry three Governors Of the
diifrrant States. six een are Democrats, sixteen
are Republicans. and oae Ameriean.-GoY.
Hicks, OF Maryland
Tho FIRST ac, OF he coming session Of he
Tennessee Lsg stature the secession jour ais
say,wiI probably be to instIuc, Hon. Andrew
Johnson to resign.
Tho Washington Star says tha. Charles
ton has only abou; forty days provisions fr
The present population on banl. These pro-
visions came from Tennessee. but payment
has not yet been made for them. not inviting
of new supplies.
The President rem 'ins finn in carrying
out the new aud vigorous policy which has
been adoped. He SAID recently, in reply to
the suggestion OF apprehended difficulty in in.
auguralng Mr.. Lincoln. "It live till the 4th
Of March, will ride to theCspi.ol with Old
Abe, whether am assassinl,ed or no." p"
1t is ed that wi hin two DAYS after Il q
delivery of mis- great Union speech, Senat
Johnson of Tennessee received oae hundred
aud sxIy-three letters Of approval from Mary
and snd Virginia.
The Ma ional Tntelligencer suggests, as
4 quiet mode of letting the South fsel the In.
of Independence, that Congress
pass bill repeating the Acts making the
ports OF seeding States ports of entry This
would relieve the President OF the necessity
II collecting the revenue, and would render
'essels from abroad entering there, liable to
eisure. II thinks this course might safely
'e pursued until the extent and duration OF
he Secessloo movement sheu 4 be ssesJtsin.
g.. H. son sfea a2l. BIS
i..a . as.os .i o a-isss-as se7
vs'tA e ss4s'b es
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SURPRISING DEVELOPMENTS AT TIL
SPRINGFIELD ARMORY.

The Springfield Republican learns on in
quiry that during the year 1860, there have
been removed from the armory in that city,
and deposited for safe keeping in other arse
nails OF the United States, 1876, ,430 Govern
pnent arms, AS follows:
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The valuation for Pennsylvania 1880 10
1857. 90 e67-the amount ofiax sl<7, 9S7, :
7eI, Ihc population 2.sRi, $50. ~ t-.F =.
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January Sth, lS6l-S6w7si Sc.
HERIFF' ALE.-wOoD COUNTY
- OHIO, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Peter Vannest vs John Usbun.
BY virtue Of order of sale IN directed and deliy
cred from said Court in the above entitled will
sell at public sale at the door Of the Court House, in
PeTTysburg, said county, on ..... --i.'-. ....
Saturday, the 9th day of February, a. D., 1861,
between the hours Of IL M. and o'clock, p. m, the
south part Of tbe northeast quarter of section four OF
township four, north of range ten east containing 80
acres also the southeast quarter othe north west quar-
ter Of section four said township and range, containing
40 acres. -.4
Also the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter
Of section three of the township and range con
tainag 40 acres. ssss. g, E. GUIER, Sheriff.
JEFFERSON & PILLARS attys.
JannarY 9th. I86I-36w5S3 As.
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EXECUTORS Of Joseph HlmlIton, deceaseI
Jan. End, l86l--S5w4S3 %.
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
lfl ESTATE.
by virtue of an order Of sale issued TO from the
Court of Common Pleas of Wood county, Ohio, shall
expose 10 public sale the door of the Court House, IN
Perrysburg in said county, on
.r sHa Saturday, Feb. 9th, 1861, .s
between the hours of II m. and o'clock p M, of said
ay the following described lands and enements situated
in Wood county, Ohio, to wit; The northwest quarter
of the south west quarter Of section eleven, town four
north of range nine Sbconaining forty acres of land
more or less.
PETER BELL, Master Commissioner.
Cook, Price thomson, attys.
Jan. I'd, lS6l-S5w5$2 60.
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AIAsTER COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

WI ESTATE. eco. t. .f
By virtue Of an order of sale issued 10 me from the
Court of Common Pleas of Wood county, Ohio | shall
expose to public sale the door of the Court House. in
Perryrburg in said county, on
Saturday, Feb. 9th 1861,
between the hours of IL and O'Clock p. Of said
day, the following described lands and tenements su-
asd in Wood county Ohio to wit; The northeast par;
OF the southwest part Of the southeast quarter OF ac-
tonal section no. ten in Freedom township five north
of range no. twelve, and bounded follows, oommen-
cling al the south Of James Powers land the
south branch of Portage River west side thence up said
river 70 the line o road running up the west branch Of
Portage river thence parallel with said road TO the center
the north and south road thence north along said road
20 the line of james Powers land, thence east TO the
place of beginning supposed 20 be i've acres Of land
or less PETER BELL, Master Commissioner.
Cook Price johnson, attys.
lar ID lS6i-35w5$3 TO-
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LOOK, fnce q johnson, dtlys.
Jan. I'd, lS6l-35w5SS ~,
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

~ wv FlITN ID
On the 18th day Of February 1861 shall offer for sale
at O'clock D. m at the door Of the Court House, in
Perrysburg Wood County o., at public yendue, twenty
acres of land situated in Wood County Ohio in section
no. a. town north of range IL east commencing at
south corner of the north half Of the northwest
quarter Of said section running south twenty rods
thence east half mile thence north twenty rods, thence
west half mile 70 the place Of beginning. ~ -.
Terms of sale cash, balance in two equal an
nual payments. r.a.. W MEShEL, Adm'
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s. JEFFERSON, atty.
Jan. "a, lS6l--35wjs2 95,
A DMINIsTRATONs SALE OF REAL ESTATE

A DMINISTRATORS SALE or REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of an order of sale directed by the Pro-
bate Court of Columbeana county Ohio will sell at
public sale the door of the Court House at Perry sburg
Wood county, Ohio, ON .T
Thursday, Jan. 3lst, 1861,
commencing at o'clock p. the following real estate
situated in the county Of WooG state Of Ohio 10 Wit
the northeast quarter of section oneowshp three range
tn said county containing 40 acres more or also
the hall of the north quarter, the northeast
quarter of the northwest quarter and the northwest
quarter Of the northeast quarter Of section uumber six
township number and range number II in said county
containing 40 acres less clear Of the dover
tate of Hannah Hamilton, widow Of Joseph Hamilton
deceased therein. Terms of sale oncthrd in hand one
third in one year and third in two years with interest
G. S. .YALLANDIGHAM i j. Is. HAMILTON,
Executors of Joseph Hamilton deceased.
Jan Ind, l86l-35w4S3 %.
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MOT E.--WO0D COMMON PLEAS vACA.
IN TI0N AFTER OCTOBER TERN A. ID. 1860.

Hugh NJ. Adams ~ Asa Adams vs. Solomon France o.
Margaret France. l ...
The defendants Solomon France and Margaret France
will take notice that the plaintiffs the 5th day of jan
uary, A. d. 1861 fled their petition against them in the
Clerks office in the Court of Common Pleas of Wood
County, Ohio.
The object and prayer of which is TO quiet title to- and
exclude said Solomon France from all right title and
interest in and to the following lands and tencmen situ
ate in Wood County, Ohio, to witt the south half of the
southeast quarter Of section nineteen in township four
north Of range twelve east and said defendants arc fur
ther notified unless they answer demur 10 said petition
on or before the Sd Saturday after the 22d day February
1861, the same will be taken confessed against them,
aud the Court asked to decree thereon accordingly.
Cook PRICE s. JOHNSON, attys.
January Sth, 1S6l-36w7si sc.
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Sam Medary has issued bis prospectus
for new paper about 10 be started by him.
ard to be called "TAs Crisis,"
fiB. o. oE4l.s 1l. ia yI.aea bl
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VOL. VIII
sHERIEF,s SALES, &C.

HERIFF' S A L E.--w0oD COUNTY
- OHIO, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Edmond Taylor VS. John Van Barcum, ct al.
By virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed and de-
livered from said Court in the above entitled
will sell at public sale at the door Of the Court House, in
Perrysburg said county,
Saturday, the eth day of February, A. D., 1851
between the hours of IL O'clock m, and O'clock p. M
the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter also the
southeast quarter of the southwest quarter both OF
section town four north Of range ten east and con-
taining 40 acres in each piece. f'' g. r. GUYER,
=. JEFFERSON, atty Sheriff.
January 9Th, 186l--S6w5S2 80.
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<, ,HERIFF S A l. E.--W00D COUNTY
, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John Mercer Peter Monary ct nj.
BY virtue OF an order ofSae tO directed and d"v
cred frum said Court in the above entitled cause will
sell the door of the Court House, in Peysburg said
county on d -'| t-.. -y #...
Thursday the 3lst, OF January, 1861,
between the hours of IL H., AMI o'clock p. tn" east
half the half of the northeast quarter Of section
twenty -four, of township four north Of range ten oas
tanning forty acres. {. W. MORTON Sheriff
S.JErFERsoS, atty. #Dr FfttEfE.. ..F-E
Jan q. lSGl-G5wj$2 So.
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When have you seen, dear reader, more oontompla-
tive beautiful sentiment, that was expressed is
exquisite rhythm and simplicity than the follow
l,,, rcs,,,, Al. u,.:..y u-..,y.
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i'' n' ? .'a'''''1 ~ :. 70, p, .saa.e f.. g, :
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THE COLLISION AT CHARLESTON,
Great Excitement NJ Washington.

Especial dispatch to the Cincinnati Garotel
WAsH,Noros. Jan. IC
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o.. THU
BUSINESS CARDS.
TOURNAL PRINTING OFFICE.

Having replcnished Office with new tvpes through
out we are prepared to execute Job Work. such
Posters, Sale Bills, Programmes, Invitations
Cards, Labels, Pamphlets, all kinds Blanks &C.
in the most satisfactory manner Orders filed at short
notice, and on reasonable terms.
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An italian journal publishes letter written by Carr
baldi to some Italians which confirms rumor circu
lated several months since that the exdicaor intends
to resume his sword in the month of March We give
the closing paragraph Of the letter Speaking Of Aus
tria. he says:
Dc you hear that Hcf roar His roaring is that Of
rage because he about 10 havea fll lie fears that
arm which God hes made powerful enough 70 bring him
down Do you see the descendants OF the ancient Re-
mans The blood Of their yet flows in their
veins but they are PROSTATE On the ear-their faces
are in the mud and they are borne down 67 orerwhel
ing oppression. They requir. hand 70 raise t{tm up
and that hand stands in need OF rest to recover strength
for the task Let toason and frategna philanthropy
second your love for me. win be with you in four
months You shall soe me again, but then shall re
qure proof OF your love II you realy love NE which
do not doubt follow me my dear fellowtitizens, fol
low me when shalt unite to deliver brethren OF
Rome ahd beautiful Venice. Thea, conteated and
united, wiRconstitute Italy and Independent
under the scepte Of the king gallant uomo Victor smsn
ue. Adieu. At the end Of March We will embrace
each other. G GAEiRAipt
Canrera Nov e. 1850
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he cut Katrina dead and married the widow Hoskins.
Poor dame! she soon found he swinder, whose
only occupation III Mexico had been the selling of
oranges on the wharf at Vera Cruz TO think how be
used to talk of his silver mines and ranches"
Why pfolong the narrative by description Of the
marriage of the cousins or of the fine ranches on
which they settled after it had been voted to Horace
by the legislature Of Texas, when they distributed the
confscated public domain of their former Mexican
oppressors? Loving and beloved by all around them,
the happy couple still live there in quiet retirement,
enjoying all that heart wish of happiness
so you won't on the board of examiners at
West Point this year. if get the president to appoint
you?" said governor Houston few months ago, while
making his annual visit to Gel. Morgan.
Il viii answer for him, no." replied Katrina, now
buxom matron He must be here at the wedding of
our eldest daughter and my fathers too nGna have
the care Of this large establishment"
You see, general said Horace, y am under orders.
yes yes remarked Houston, with smile; the
captor OF Santa Anna is himself a eaptive!'
Il am Antonio Lopez Santa Anna, president Of the
Mexican republic and general in chief Of the army of
operation
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~ Horses bought and sold here.
- II N. /. ]. L =. \.
LEAINGTON LIYERY NTARLE.

l-SESFEsrtk|o 6S2zzss1 THE undersigned, proprietor
HtlSzzE2&sSR'C CD stable, on Texas Street, lust
above Market Street prepared 70 supply the travelling
public with horses buggies hacks and dcaiages Horses
will be kept bv the day or month The services Of ex
perenced osters have been procured, and every effort
viii he made give satisfaction 70 those who favor
with their patronage Persons leaving their horses with
him may rely on upon his strict attention their inter
ests His stables will be amply supplied with the best
provender that the country or New Orleans will afford
Horses will be sold or purchased on commission
Oct " 1SGG j. K. BAYIISS