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The national Republican., 1862-07-19

Anew AND sIMPI.iFIED mETuOD
~ FOR PIANO FORTE AND sINGiSG.
PROFESSOR ALEXANDER WbLOH HSkI
i sbist and Cnmposrr has retuTnc
r M the LoIdoi Exhibition, and G2l =
op, ns coirse io' The fia % ad Sins TXfT
! 4 by hi. Sea ard simp iti.l Meifod 5Sx
BY Prot W-lowskis syat IN, n per an having only
y slight kuo Al dye Of Inu-jc will te en- bed in
very .ort lime Ia read music with great ,ci ity
AID execute "psr.iic rs wei classical mu.ic with
rsrr prrfsctio As 20 the vocal part by hi, way Of
v''calizatio, he arrives At mo extraordinary re
sut rshd-rs the vice p,werfal, aud enables the
singer u yojalize uilh faci ity, accuracy and foS
quality Of toe. Profess r wolox ski res.iv,s VIII
i0rs dai frum till O'csck m, At his reside ce
No. 45I, Tenth utrsrt. between and y jys-1n
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Nkw sOhA . XCGLklUo BAkE EnS
NJ os3 5th Ntreet, near Maryland ave-, Island
lie has become solS proprietor nf he cslsbrated "
tabli.hment lately Ownsd by hb father, asd Will b
happy totuyply sl ord6rs, with the utmost dispatch
at prices In accordance with the times The Quslit
Of our articles 10 not to be excel,td. Suffers suI
piled IN liberal terms.
Again We oome core you,
Our banner 10 uI turied,
While our customers are hockinR
Froa sll qusrters Of the world.
For Our Bread, our Cake, and Pastries,
For our Puddings, Sweeimsats, too;
Aud they come 80 fsst upon us,
That We scarce know what TO do.
Our bakers have been busy
From early morn M night,
While our stOcE Of hoor IL vanishing;
But this gvea w delight
Fer quick sales and small profits"
L. the motto OF our ore,
Aud II you purchase once from US,
You will surely purchase m,re
And al o that the heralds
win procl4im irUm MOI: h 10 South
That III" "Essad snd J'sta Of Pete.
Enters everybody's Mouth ="
iuly l7-3m
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WARRINGTON CITY GARDEN,
" NkW york AVENUE,
B<tne>7 Fira and Src.slL yres4s

(tHEAP LIVING.
~ TIE NEW YORK EATING ROOMS, 17i
Seventh street oppoite the Post Once IL the cheap
st aud best Eating Place In the city Of
Soc the prioes:--
Roast Beet, and the best Bread, Butter and Pots
toe, 10 cents.
Roast Pork, Bread, Butter and Potstoe, Is cent?
koast Mutton, Bread, butter and Petatoe, lb ct
Beef Stesl, Bread, Butter and rotatoe, 10 ETA.
Ham and Eggs, 90 cent?
Veal Cniist, Broad Butter and Potatoe, I6 ou
Coffee and Rolls, 10 eta.
And all other pric.siu proportion,
Every arice served up In the establishment ls OF
ne osst quality And equal to any hotel the city
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CIRCLE INSTITUTES FOit YOUSG La
~ DIES,
No. 8l Y street, nesr the Circle.
Terms per uusrtnr OF Ten We.ks, Si2--Frsnoh and
NM " included. A. r. Il
Spanish, italian, Germsn, Latin. and several otbsv
Ian gu' gss taught 10 the same ,chcc o,
Dr. 4 ZApfONE will give. three lecture. &c oh
week on Literature aid Science and 0therwsr assst
whsnsvsr he spare tins from his medical proles
T4 Ms A. zAPPoNE, Principal
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Two TuE OrSIOEI,s ~ vn. Aa.V.

ards Hotel. '~'ory ys Sd VII
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=. ~ THB TIME FOR RECEIVING BIDS upds
the above advertisement l. inds 1niisly postpopsd,
Jyn a. BECkWITA, Asjor q. 8,
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DARK az CNmM ERCE, q 9hO'TOWN.
ID For the soaysnisnce Of the holders In This city
nples Of the above bank will be redeemed At our
counter, In United ht.tes Treasury Notes, ~ In
RITTENHOUsK. FAINT co, w
III .t.. r.ar Bankers, sb9 Ps. Nsnss.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION IL Rneursrnn.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-08
REDUCTION OF THE DISLOYAL
STATES TO TERRITORIES

\ dispatch from Washington, few days
since announced that Hon. Eli Thayer had
been appointed military Governor of Florida
with power to put in practical operation the
Presidents recedtly proposed scheme otme-
gro colonization i'll that territory. A short
time nee the Toledo Blade attempted to
cast ridiculc upon Mr.. Ashley for Offering
measure in the House, proposing to legal
iza the reduction of dsoyal states to ter
ritorial condition. Now, it seems, the Pres
iient is about to take the matter in his own
hands, and leave it discretionary with Con-
gress to make his acts legal.
Thus the measures advocated by Mr.. Ash
ley year ago, are now being adopted by
the President. The Blade has opposed them
as unnecessary and uncalled for; therefore,
according to its doctrine, the Chief Magis-
trate is unwise, while it is very wise. That
the disloyal States have forfeited all rights
as such, can no longer be question OF
doubt The only question for the people to
decide now, is, whether they approve the
acts of those who introduced and pressed
upon the Government the importance OF
these measures, or whether they approve
/ the acts of those who have uniformly op.
posed them. If for the former, vote for Mr..
! Ashley; if for the latter, vote for Phe lps Oh
/ Waite.
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GO TO THE POLLS,

On Tuesday next, early, and SEQ TO it
that every friend of Freedom is out and
makes his vote count. The efforts of the
Democrats and Conservatives to wrcst the
control OF the Government from the hands
of Union Republicans are only equaled By
the rebels themselves--hcnco the great
importance of freemen being united and
firm, Give one whole day to your cOun-
try; work diligently and faithfully, or else
we may be overwhelmed by the cursed
tools of the slave power. See to it that
every freeman is at the polls and votes.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-08
IS m,srcrres,ntat Qua. tlley seek 10

.os m,srepresentdt oas. tlley seek 10
,crt your judgment, prejudice your opin-
.on, thus obtain your votes, and accomplish
heir treacherous ends. Freemen of the
Tenth District, by your votes strike down
this dishonest combination. Let il not be
aid that you co-operatd with Mr. Valan-
ligham and his crafty disciples in whip
ring those who now uphold the standard
VI liberty. BY every motive that can in
'pirc the heart Of man, you are called on
to act decisively on the side of Freedom.
the voice of Liberty, rising from the
,raves OF your patriotic sires the cry of
he oppressed, everywhere the glorious
estiny which right action will unfold to
his mighty republic, are motives to firm
md resolute action. Rally TO tho polls,
md by your votes declare that James u.
Ashley, as your representative in Congress.
shall continue to uphold for you the stand
ard of Liberty aud righteous action in the
legislative halls of the nation.
Remember Tuesday next. Let every
man be at his post The interests Of the
oppressed, and the future well being Of our
glorious Government demands that every
man shall perform his duty.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-08
UNION COUNTY TICKET.
MIR. wAITE,s RECORD.

I'm fSi9, MORRISON R. WAITE was
elected 20 tho state Legisla ture upon u
distinct pledge that he would vote in
favor OF taxing bank capital equally
with other property, and ne violated
this pledge by voting against the tax.
lie was further pledged to oppose the
division of Lucas County, and the re-
mOvaI of the county sseat from Maui
NEE. These latter wero also violated.
Having thus faIsified three distinct
pledges, which soon after caused his
defeat ~ member of the ConstitH-
tionnI Convention, can cOnscientiOus
men support him now!
60 But,'' says our Democratic. COnser-
vative opponents, tMr. waite comes
before You NOW, making no pledges"
The reason why in unmistaknbic.
Like Fillmore, i'm 1886, ne seeks IA high
and responsible office by announcing
himself astridc the fence. At tLe High
school Hall, i'm Toledo, February 22,
1869, Mr. Waite said:
HI wish 10 occupy such IA position
that 4 can take my crring Southern
s sWH, To3, HAVE IA ISi RHhiS S%% 10 III niamH."' AZ
No wonder the VallaHdighaml lead-
ers of this county nre 40 enthusiastic
ia his praise nnd support. Freemen
are yOu willing to Sa aCrifiCe your conn
try TO IN telnPOrizing policy, in the face
of armed rebels! Are you willing to
place "A man i'm power who has once
violated solemn pledges, md now
comes before you i'm the hypOcritiCRl
garb OS nOn-cOmmittaIism! Bas not
the sacrifice of the lives of Northern
patriots yet been great enough, that
we should continue TO preserve the
lives of Negroes Has not Democratic
and Conservative rule brought us near
enough the brink of ruin, that we
should again trust il with power! Let
the vote ON Tuesday next be the reply |!
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sgruE LOWER DEEP"

Not content with going over to the Dem
oeracy itself, the Blade is pursuing u sys-
tematic course of abuse, aud slandcr against
those who have heretofore acted with it, but
now refuse to be led by it. According to
the Biade, the late law passed by Congress
would consign Mr.. Ashley to the peniten-
tiary How strange other eyes cannot see
through the Biade'S new pro-slavery glasses!
Strange as it may appear, it is tho only pa
per in this district that enjoys its unenviable
position. With this single exception, every
paper in this district that favored the c lee
ton of Mr.. Lincoln is now in favor of Mr..
Ashley.
The Prcsdcut and Cabinet have undoubt-
cdly read the Blades exposure of Mr.. Ash
ley, for copies were sent to each officer
The question now ARISES. why don't the
Prosid d,nt remove Mr.. Case? Ii frand was
committed, does the President sanction il
T by retaining Mr. Case in Office ? No one
doubts the honesty of Mr.. Lincnln yet il
/ there be anything corrupt. he, knowing the
facts. makes himself equally corrupt with
Mr.. Ashley by refusing to renouncc Mr.
! Case!
I The fact is, the opposition to Mr.. Ashley
is based upon other considerations Pelton
Waggoner and Richmond Mott Of Toledo
and James W. Ross of this place, oppose
him principally because they were disap
pointed in getting office, and they have now
joined the Democracy, believing that thel
can sell enough Of the party, with whicl
they have heretofore acted, to secure the
success of their favoritc, who will supply
them with all the required offices.
If there is such thing as the 'lowel
deep the BLADE has evidently found its
level. For iasehood, misrepresentation
and vindctiye hate, it is now fully down t.
the parallel of the old Toledo Herald anC
limos" The trailty of human nature has
sad illustration in this political and apos
toiic advocate of the rights Of the South
1t will. perhaps, reap the reward OF its ini
putty.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-08
The Contest in Mr.. AshIey,s District.

The thoughtful observer of the contest in
Mr.. Ashley's district, can hardly fail to hope
for his success. Tho opposition to him
arises chiefly from his position among the
more active members of the last and pres
ent House OF Representatives. His defeat
is principally desired as bloW al the ideas
and views represented by him, However
much the bitterness of personal feeling
may have entered into the contest, the real
opposition to him arise from the source we
have named
/ Because i a0sS, We hope to see him re-
elected. We are no adEiger Of lis and
have by no means thought him 10 have
been discreet and prudent at all times, yet
we believe he has been consistent aud
faithful auQ that his loss a / this time would
he serious one. lie sill stand by the
President. sustain him aud his policy, with
the whole force of his character, which can
not be said, as far az We have iafqrmation
of either Of his oPponents.-sandusky Reg
iSte7'.
The Regis'sy has formed an entirely &C
curste opinion ps to the character of THE op
position which is made against Ar Ashley
and of the relations in which he stands TO IN,
/ President.
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CONSERVATION Thrown OVER
HOARD.

Ii now seems pretty clear that the Presi-
lent las grown tired of The policy of treat
ng rebels in arms as gentlemen, entitled to
the clemcncy of the Government they are
using every effort to destroy Having
fully tested the policy persistently urged by
the Border State and Northern Conserva-
t;ves, mis- emancipation edict says to them:
"Gentlcmcn, have treated all your petitions
.or the restoration of the Union with s!ay-
cry, considerably for over u year and half,
and my efforts to save both of these institu-
tions have been attended with no satisfact-
Dry results. Therefore have turned over
a new leaf, aud shall now try the policy M
dioated by those who are determined that
the Union shall be preserved, regardless ef
every other consideration"
On the Conservative side of Mr.. Lincoln s
Cabinet, none have occupied a more prom
inent position than Postmaster Blair. He
opposed the Emancipation Proclamation
vigorously. and, but for him and Seward, il
would undoubtedly have been promulgated
July 4th, 1862. For some considerable
time, before the proclamation appeared
there seemed to be general impression
throughout the country that the President
was so completely controlled by conserva'
tive counsels that all others were cast tC
the winds. Believing this, papers of the
Biade stripe were iubilant. In fact tho
first opposition to Mr.. Ashley, by the Blode,
was because OF the policy he deemed it nee
essary for the Government to take, and
which has at last been adopted by it. Aside
from destroying the political capital ct the
! Blade the issuing of this proclamation can
be regarded in no other light than as sig
| nal of defeat of Conservatism, and an uttel
population of such policy by the President
| He has virtually cast the Conservative hum
| bug overheard. Therefore we have righ
| to expect that the people will cast over
board those non-committal politicians, who
wish to be placed in such position as t.
! be able to take heir Southern brethren by
the hand, and say I'VE too have been tC
blame" Doughfacsm run rampant in So.
in Gods name don't let it rule again il
! 1851
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-08
The Hopes of the Conservatives as Stated
by the New York World - Let US Learn
of Our Enemies,

Z" 1t is well known that although the Re-
publcans elected the Presldcnt in 1860.
they lost in the Congressional election OF
that year, and that if the South had not
foolishly chosen to secede the opposition
would have had working majority in both
houses IL the Southern States come back.
the opposition will at once recover these
maioritcs In full Senate, with the thirty
four States represented, that body consists
OF SiXty-cight members, of which thirty
five are majority, The fifteen slave States
are entitled 10 thirty Senators. California
and Oregon are each represented by two
/ Democrats in the Senate; New Jersey, In
diana, and Minnesota each 10y one, whici.
gives thrty-seven opposition senators,
two more than majority,) to say nothing
of the conservative Republican Senators
! like Messrs. Browning and Cowan. The
House would be so clearly opposition that
! it is unnecessary to go into a detailed state
mcnt. BY tins majority the hamstrings of
| the Republican party could be cut, the Con-
stitutiou restored to It's Just supremacy, and
| the laws OF the United States, so far as they
affect the rights OF the South be reinstated
as they were in the Union rs it was. -
! New York UOrH.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-08
ROoRBACKS OF THE BLADE.

The Blade, of Tuesday evening, has two
letters - one headed another Anxious
One" halls ostensibly from Washington
the other, headed More Outside Pressure" "
is dated from New York. Should the Blade
Or Mr.. Waite require any more Of that class
of literature, they can obtain it in this town,
both Wholesale and retail from the same
parties who furnished the above letters.
The style of one is Ia "Obadier !" the
other has the mark of red tape We
had notice that something rich was coming
ont in the Bhude prior to its publication
Wish you much joy, Messrs. Blade, over
your Pcrrysburg roorbacks.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-08
ONE MORE RALLY FOR FREEDOM

The October election takes place ON Tues
day next. II is now the time for action.
Our southern border is almost environed by
the rebel Democratic horde, who are seek
ing the life OF this Republic. Twice have
the loyal sons of Ohio been called upon for
the protection of Cncinnar; and yet, in the
face of this peril, there are numerous speak
ers and demlgOgues travelling through our
country trying to deceive the honest and
candid voters under the pretenco of "Union
for the sake of the Inicp,' when, in fact,
they daily in our sheets, denCuncc the Adj
mnistrA,ion, the emauc alton procIama-
ton, and the system OF currency which Dem
ocratic treason has compelled our nation to
adopt Now We appeal ~ egery Republl-
can and Union Democrat to make one more
rally for freedom Organize in every town
ship, Go 10 the polls early, on Tuesday
morning, and give the entire day for the
benefit ot our country. Do not say YOU
/ have no interest in the election aud stay at
home, when che rebels are threatening cur
own glorious old State, and in the midst OF
this danger compromisers bid fail to over
whelm us, &nd make the course of slavery
what the Democrats Of the South have long
declared it should be, 3 rslional institution
( We are we'll aware Of the fact that about
tmee-flurths Of our volunteers are COM
posed Of Republicans, and that the purpose
OF Nallandig hammers, from the start. las
been to stay at home to fight the Abolition,
ists, ~ our former large majority leads us
to believe that We can whip them both al
the polls, and in the held, if We viii Lei
every lseeman. therefore be al hls post
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. 3 -TLif z Nv. LIZ Foo, go DINO
CRATIC ENTHUSIASM EXPLAINED
POLITICAL RARCAJNINEt


The Commercial Of Tuesday published a
.etter from West Unity. Williams county
stating that active vallandigham Democrats
n order to convert THEN doubtful brethren
to the support Of MIR. Waite, assured them
that in the event OF his election he would
vote for Democratic Speaker of the next
House of Representatives, who would give
some Of them Offices. They also state that
Waite is Just as good Democrat as Phelps
is, and that all the Democrats who voted
in the Democratic Convention on the 10th
Of September, to make no nomination for
Congress were pledged to so for Waite,
and that it would have driven all the Onion
Democrats and Republicans from the sup
port Of Waite. il they nominated him, after
endorsing the Democratic State Ticket put
in the field Oh the ith Of July, therefore,
they were compelled to vote to make no
nomination.
For this reason, Dodge Parks, Bates, and
all the other ultra acknowledgements worked
desperately TO secure ma ority for Waite
in the 10th of September Democratic Con
yention and for this same reason these
individuals are wstching the secesh like
hawks to see they are kept right on the
Waite question. Wherever they hear of a
man speaking favorabIy Of Phelps, they
pound him down and give him no peace I'M
til he pledges himself for the candidate who
wants to take the rebels by the hand and
forgive them for numbering two hundred
and fifty thousand Of our free, white volun-
tecrs. The yillainy of these desperate
party triclisters, however, is not equalled
by those who are trying to betrny the Re
publican party into the net of the slave
power. The finger of scorn and dcrisiol,
will ever hereafter he pointed at them. and
the mere mention of their names will be a
Iy-word Of scandal and reproach.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-08
Cavalry and sharp-shooters Wanted.

HEADQUARTERS Ono NoLUNTEGR MILITIA,
COLUMBUS. O., Oct. LIST, 1862.
To tie Press of Ohio:
To THE GALLANT MEN OF Ono. i have
the pleasure to announce that authority has
been given this Department to raise Three
Regiments of Cavalry and Ten Companies
of Sharp.Shooters for the term of three
years, or during the war, The Usual ad-
vance pay and bounty will he paid.
The State will be divided into Districts.
so that each county may have it's Just quot,
in this favorite branch of the service.
Applicants for recruiting commissions are
requested to bring testimonials as to char
acter and fitness from the Military Com
mittees Of their respective counties.
All worshippers of cur glorious form of
government are requested to aid me in re-
deeming my promise to the Secretary OF
War, that this shall be promptly raised.
DAVID TODD, Governor.
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VERY CONSIDFRATE!

Nalandigham confesses that he has not
voted dollar for the army and navy since
Tie war commenced; yet he talks about the
majority of the soldiers being Democrats
like himself, He refused a dollar to them;
they offer their live,-yet he pretends to
affinity with them. He would not even pay
them for fighting for their country--yet as
sumes glory to himself for their patriotism
and sacrfices What q patriot! what a
modest man! "Iago" himself never equaed
this prince of pretenders, and giant of sym
pathisers with the South Yet this same
NaIlandigham was the chief fug gleman al the
Columbus 4th of July Convention, which
was endorsed by MesSrs. Dodge, Bates,
Parks Il Co.. at the d Dcmocratic COngression-
al Convention held at Toledo September | lOth
Mr. Dodge acting as chairman. 1t is to
these party tricksters that Cook, Ross, lIol-
lcnbeck and Higgins are trying to sell those
who have heretofore acted with them in the
! Republican ranks. Let freemen watch
them as they would the viper!
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-08
The Contest in New York.

If the attendance and enthusiasm mani
tested at the late Union Republican Conven-
ton at Syracuse can be taken as meaning
anything, the Seymour sympa;hising ticket
in the Empire State will not come within a
thousand miles of an election. Indeed it
would look as though the larger part of the
State would be carried with perfect whirl-
wind, for VadSworth and Trcmaiu, The
make weight of the New York World, will
have no effect whatever-save to insure its
own death, after election.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

-
]. c. Dean vs. David Dunlap, II, ". roling, ct al.
By virtue Of an ordcr Of sale issued in the above
case by the Clerk pf the Court Of Common Pleas
OF Wood county, Ohio aud 10 ue directed and de-
vered, will offer for sale at public venduc, at the
door " the Court House, in The town Of Perrysburg,
Wood COUNTY, Ohio, on
THURSDAY, October 30, 1852,
between the hours OF i2 O'Clock m. aud o'clock
p. IN. Of said day, the following described lands
aud tcnemeuts t0-wit; The east half of the south
half ut the southwest quarter of section 81 and
the east halt ~ the west half of the south half Of
the southwest quarter of section %, township
NORTH range IL east containing 60 acres. Also. the
northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of sec
ton 81, township north, of range II east contain
! ing 40 acres, together with the appurtenances
! thrreunto belonging. g. L. GCIER, Sheriff.
PRicE x JOHNSON, Au'ys.
Perrysburg, Oct. I. 22cS3 AZ
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TO UMPTIFKS

4 in few weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with a severe lung
aiise;.an, and that dread disease, Consumpdon-is
anxious to make known TO his fellow sufferers the
means If cure.
=" 70 all Nho desire L, be will send a copy of the
prescription used Tree of charged, with he diFec-
lions for preparing and usiER the same, which they
will find SURE CUBE tF Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, &C. The only object of the advertiser
in sending the prescription is to benefit the afflicted,
aud spread information which he conceves to be
invaluable end he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as IL will cost theLa IothjEg and may
prove blessing Parties wishing the prescription
vii please address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York. 2smS