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PEItBYSIJUIWJ JOUHNAI,.
14. . IIIJUIN. I'dltni.
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Allt ihictlpllonanot ;ild w il hini nvnitlin .3 no
P1WUYSUK(.;"' ""
TlltJHfDAY, JUMJ K), Ihv
Fifth Congressional District Nominating Convention.
The Mepnbllrnnsnf tlm 1 Kill ('"'urrn-iim W..t,,t,
f-nmpov.nl of (lie counties of Doll un e, I1 nil' n, II hp
rock, llsnry. Lucas. I u ul ding. 1'nlnmi, nn Wert, Wil
liam ami Wood are rcpu sled in semi t . 1 . v-i ' I"
llepilhltcnil Congrmsional 'nn vr mioii, 1 v np
tiotnlf 1 to tnwt at I'I'II A M K, on Tlll'lts'ltA V.
Jl'I.Y TWHNTV-HKCoMi, nt eleven o'clock, A. M.
forthe purpos" nf selecting a oimrhlati' In In- sup
ported by tlio ltcpiil llenn slid lieb pi n tl ti t. voters ol
the District nl the cii'iiiini tlclol t r i lei tlm.
The 1x Isof rrpront itiiti ik;i i i i npuii is il t
ppafe for freer lifl.t voles r' (;. rim nl l'i
election In H.'n.nn I one nlli i"ii il il 1 t for on ry
fraction nf twenty-til votes and over, o I as iilovr j
whlcli ratio will emit l tli ' vera I counties in the Dis
trict to tlio following inunhci of I'ol.-.M ies i
Penance Cn in Del. Paul lln;; ( A "
Fulton " SO Pnfu mi ' It "
Hancock " If.! " mi Va eri" 1 ' "
Henry " 1 1 " Williams" I I "
Lucas " :r.i " Woo i "
Tho SIhvo Power, linvimr. under lln name of He
mnci any, secured Mory ile. it : in.'iit. of tin National
iiortrnno-nl, h) tin most .'nni i i un1 In lln peo
ple, of their uYvnilm In Five, tool, fin'" I! igM-.. m 1
Vnpiilnr ovcrclpnty, openly abandoned the l ulriii"
ol their platform, violated llioir plcilprs til the pmiplo,
mid ly fillirlul proscription by i!io Ailmn l.-,ir.iiion ol
all In their own t iiiiI.h who would not submit to its die
lutos ; nml by tho in -l slinni ! si eoiriiption o t!i
ltpremiitntivf of th people, hive 'ioi i clod In I'm.
elna the r, ill of ft priv. Urged class upon too whole
nut ion.
Willi Wtrv furln Pofmn tin pmiptn, nil ' tin! rrilniji
ty Unit u IiiiikI no H IIiIk l'i inil'liilili mil i Kopiililirnn
iirniitr.iilioii, Hiippmli'il In rvi ry tliitiirl niiil cniiiily
In llir pulroniiKi olllm A iiiiiiiilxirnl inn, nilli it inin.v
or oilier linliliMri, iiiioii lln ili-fopllvn niol IVnniliili'iit
Umirn wliirli lny tin vii piPKi'iiioil In ilm oliiipo of n
prrlrmli'il rninpi'oiiihi, wo il il It In p"i l.uit t'l il
rm I v nml iiniloil iii lion Miiul'l Im lnol, li.v nil oppio.ni
tn tin) l.fcninpton Inl'i illy, in t'li i-liMp.' of tin i;ii
Imh l.nnil Undo, or tn niiy n I loin I tn l'on'in Sluvo
t'oiiKtitiilion upon tlio pi'iiplo ol K iiihi i, nml li.ivr
tlirelor iinitril in I'lillin an rm ly cons rm U n. po Unit
m pin IIiiiii limv lio (i n for ilnn'ii-sinn, nml fnrmiiii.'
a corrrrt iiil::nii'nl upon iill tliu Pi -m l iiUril lis tin
Ailnilnitrntlon pnrly nl Wiivlilni? Inn, nml lliilnto l' ;t
ifliltnra of tliin Slnii' Imii nliii ll lint Lrroinptnii
lemlrrn nro ntti'inptinff Irulliily tn inli'i pnlati inin lln
orrl'of tli pnrt y, nml tlnm, Mcp i y Hti p, im tliry Ii ivi
b'cun tloinit lor vi.'iim, I'oinnill. ilnir oiumiii'.uiioii In
thn'tilnt'S etwiir with tlm pi iiirlplm ol ti tiu Pniimi
ra,".v.
In vlrw of tin nlnitnln;? utiliUs wli'oli lime In rn
tiimU' linvmiN nntrnl 1 npn i-ni In tin llro'niinn
pmlv ill tlm Nnlioli nml Mute, Hio i niniii tt' i niv" lip
fn tllO I'lilllllH of 1 KVt'iUlU lllO llfUf.ii) til plolupi
mil niilliil ni'tion.
1. TAYI.OIt, llrdiiliro, ,t, ('IIO I-UV, ln uMi n T,
K. I-. UA YM'.S. Hilton, ('. M . II' UH' i:i V, I'nt n.itii,
J. WIIKKI.KU. Iliiliioi l,, ,1. ).t I. AUK, VnnWi il,
JOHN I'OWKl.I,, Ili ni'V. l'i. S. III.AKI'SI.Ki:, WiITh
B. 1(, lilCKM, l.iu ii, II, A. lili.Jlil.N I, Wdu.I.
How Feel in Kansas—More
Bribery.
We lmve Ihtd l'crinitioil to intili t tlio fu!l v
ingrx tract from o private litlcr, wtiilni by lln v.
John Kuton, (if Crosco, AiuVisoii ciniiity, Knn
mis Ti tntiiry, itmlor itnlw of M.iy '.Hit, IbW, uinl
dilrcssi'ii to u nlalivo in ilii.- I'oiinly. II. tni
dutibtt'dly oivos a corrcrt in. lex nf tlm fu'lins
of the Frm Stulo iin'ii, tnnl nl.si) i!isi lo.-f.i lln
fuel that tlio AiliiiiiiisUatinii it inuKiti n.-i: ol
every possible means to Bertiro tin; adopt ion ol
tho J'complon swiinllu. Wit don't bolinvo it
can roiso enough clnlit; over llicir hrads to coerce
thcin into Us Mippoit, but we inoy be mistaken;
"I will just sny niiiiin to yon lint Kansas is
the bent country in the UniU'il Sinks, tlmt in, it
is tho bent in tlm state nl' nntiin. 1'. iliap.x it i
not ua l U'dbttut now asold mid itnpioeed euiiu
tlit'8, but now is thu lime to 1 1 1 o to Kansas tn
it the lirht limine, epeeiully if thu I nid cumi'i
irtto inorKct in July, n.s in now until ipated.
15 ut it is muKing han! times lor us that tire til
rsudy here. Claims run be lueinlit wry tluri
he to now. 1 doji't luiow of u hail' do.'ii iti'i) in
tlii'BO parts that mo remly to pre-, iiipl tlieii
claitni. Unt tlio last news we have from Wn.-h
inton in, tltut if we. will in lit the Leconifilon
Conntilution the land sales will bj put oil' loi
while mid rivo us a chance to p,i t our l.unls.
also tliey w ill g'tui thu State of lans.is live mil
lions of ucros of land to boot. I'nt that won't
buy vn, not only our lamhi but our lira will be
dticfilictd before wo will lake the Li cninpton
swindle. Wo ate not to be trilbvl v-itli in that
liinil of a wbj. nnd Congress tin. I the tu'niinis
trillion w ill lind it out, too, before many months.
They will leu in thut the people of Kansas mo
not to be bought up like their im'.'tt'.'iis. Our
fiiineitiles ure not in the maiUel, uud eon.-eipii ii)
y will not heboid for laud or monoy. Wei.re
very well owntt tlmt the administration intend.
to oppiess us wiih ull the power that it Inns.
Itcun greatly damage its, but il cun'l bujut,Hor
drivt us.
Another Texas Revolution.
(leu. Houston, huvinj; beeoine somewhat odious
t6 his prtrty in Texas, rind seeing no eliaueo for it
re-election to the U. S. Sennit, .sonuuimo sinee iv
eolvod to try hh fortune in tlio new territory ol'
Arizona, lletently, however, he has been makin::
nil effort to secure the passage of a bill by Ln
giess authorizing tho appointment of a l'rotecio
ruto over Mexico. 1 ailing in tlii., ho ii now
making nrraiiemeuts to collect a small army ol'
filibusters, inarch into M.xieo, nul deelaro for
Imlependeuee. tlnuud no tmeeee.l, llic olil leNas
tnitno will be re-enacted, nnd I ho Slave Tower wilt
roito tho cry for its udmiaduii to venire tin
Equilibrium of States" nn riptal portion pf
Kijbt and Wrotiij. l'lie ud:uiuisliaiioti U evident
ly lending aid and comfort to III. It im (if S in Ja
ctnio in mis Kijrau.io euiemii-o un i uaoief.i:e
robbery.
"TnK Issin in OeroiKtt." lTit It tn!;i bead
Fvirney gives "National lLi-nuraey '' a lu'.y
cudgeling, lie says that if the Adiiiiiu-tration
puriizuus would uet like ratioti:.l beiiijs " they
would, of course, willidraw their dead Leeomptoii
from tha Rehl, a iv.kin carrion ns It i;, that smells
t6 heaven." Hut wlli they do it;' Who ever h ani
of the Slave D.'inoct.iey doing u irliuiu.i vk".l?-
Forney continues:
So let it bo. lV'iiwv Ivani.t is to !. m; 1a tin1
buttle-jfronud in OetutuT. S'.e inn the li.ittl.'
mound in lblill. The iIimm is the .-n::ie- -tli
uclorMho tiuiue. and the prineiple th. Mime, will.
Iho dillerente that tlin.-o iva.i were elee'.e.l too!
fke upon the prineipl now siaiiil f.rth full nun.
Hiraiusi it. Tlie.-e laiter have inativ o ne t inthi
encus on their side. A tna.-.s of patruia ;e h - l l on;
to n mass l r.vpeelants ; a iio t ot d-!eu lanl
whoiO bread is miI'u only as they dolend the wron ;:
a Senate ready to r. jeet or ra'ily, iw l).iioei.n.
are fair or lidse. 15 il wo have .reat faith i.i ihv
rsult. Tin people tnv nron-ed. Tlio pttli.'i,-iii'.n.
is filled with lij.hl; the publie heart wi:h Indi ri' i
tton. If there was a rupture in l!i. m i e oi UvYl
in honestly tsujiportiu; an hene.-t ei.'id, what hi!
it be iu lt5S, whin lh.it tamo civ. ' I, lias, ,U
terled, iuip'oivi f ir rescue uud I'r i li.i.np'.oii il.ij'.
A J'Ounj; lady in (jiuciuuiri. Miss Fanny Hull
lias received ilunu i, s i.f t:;5.ri. ), vuiii-, one V.n,
dergriir and oil, er pnri'.is, fur faiso imj rismitiieui.
Sho was cotilined for .-ix mmitlis in the I.tmatie
Asylum, through tin ins-tntnietiti.liiy nf lite n.'i'i
cers of thechureh to which she b: Inured, hut w,i
proved to lie sin e, nnd then was C.tn !un ;r"d. 'l'n
kuit was then Hud tliivo Liiks. '1 l.e I,r-l inr
f'nve lier a ver.V.it it t-l'l U.l ). Anew tii.d'wi
iud, and ihe j uy I n" I U uvee. l'i. -.hird lin.e,
khe was ujal.i sa-.v.N,..;!, nu l t!ii. ci,.i.. the ca-o.
The Revolution in New Orleans.
A n viilntiml brnke out ill Now Oih niis I 'St
w ei k, vi l.ii II ll.r. itrn ; u rep l. t,io;i nf iho Call
foriii.t Viihinci () mtiriii!fn srem.!,,
tin tho i ron l day nfter t'oi oruiiz itlon of
tli tnnl), or Vtj il nicu U iinmittu, the Mnyor of
the (lily, Mr. Wdtonnun, took iCfu;',i ht tlio head
rinirri of tlm revoltitionh-ls, who liflriicsiled
the Ktierls nnd wrro nrinnl in f udieirnt numbers
to render rm titlark nl' the fit y forces rxtremely
hi zardnii'. nnd il wits t!i.reforo postponrd,
The riiy iiiiihoriiiii.s, tlm Miyor rxcpto.d,
mnde active prrptiattoim fur didencr, nnd holll
pnrtie have been prejni red fur on outbreak for
several liny past. Several uirestn hovo been
made by lln Vignlnnm; Couimittf, but. Wo linve
hear I of no exiieiitiniis. 0,i M inday, Iho elec
tion day, Ih M ly.ir re.si;ui'd bin ollioo, ari l tho
A inerii aii!) elected Mr. Still, l!n Vi;;il.int:e C nn
tnitlee men not v jii.i;;. Dniii;' tliediy, n cun
non wns acrid. '.nlrilly dir.ch.tri'id, which killed
four p irsniM and wnun led twelve.
Tin r.'vol nioni-ti wvro tit CnH willio.it nny
B 'l'iiient oi(;ini.(iithin, b.tt thny now r coj',ii v,
iiu'i. l M. Iviiii ;dy, a weukhy cmmiii shut
meichint, us Miyor, nnd nr.i hilly nr.juii! ,d
throiihniil. It i their purpo-.i to Ink. tho city
eivrrniui nt int. their own hands mi l pur,;; il
of tin; nnoriitous corruptions that hivo ch.iruc
t 'tized il for koiii'J limj .nl. It, is claimed
that 1 1 n t city has been ruled for Bnirm lime, by
thieve?, rohherti, uud murderers, and that o tev
olution is the only remedy fur lln people. We
export lo hoar uf suni i derierite li,;hlin;; h 'fdii
the r 'stnr.ilioii of ipiiot in the Southern Ihnjio-rium.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.--The Chicago Press thus
slrueliou nn family, suve
one, by a runout freshet nt Iloscoe Ills :
"About dawn yenli rilny inoriiin. (Friday,
June fnli), u fie.-het enniu lushing wiih jjrenl. vio
lence down a rnvinn, lhroit;;h whieh, iu ordinary
snisons, Hows an iusi;,iiilicunt bionk, a tiibuu
ry lo the I'm k Itivi r,
I'pon the h.iuk aloud n two story fin mo dwell
in;; iieriipinil by u muoli rsteemeil clergyman,
Uev. Horatio I Isb y. I"ii m vnniu rnusi, eithei
by tlio undermiuiiin of Ihe lunik or tlio dwelling
It. in;r rein lied by the Hilary llmid, it wus
overturned mid curried n ay. Its iniuilles, the
clertynnin, his wile nnd "their ri;;ht children
le in their beds when they wore swept into
the piin;; torrent. The father hlone inaniionil,
'liuosl miriiiriiliiusly, to rll'ecl his escape tnnl
reached Ihe bank n urly xliatisteil, the mother
and her children were seen no inorenlive.
The ei',ht, chil ren were ol vniious ii;res, ran
ting from infiiney tosinenleen years of ugo,
.?Cr-Tlie Missoui i Democrat commences a lonn,
nml able editoiial thus :
The slave system in vii tit illy dead iu Mis-oui i.
1) iny Ion f.i tened upon its vitals, mi l theblif
lenin;', liinhs betoken speedy ilisMolui ion. An in
tin 1 1 til rU'iueul has iutnt led itself upon socivty
and our polities are shiip'm;; theniselves lo the
reiHiirenicntsof Ihe people. Thniiht I ib.iru lilted,
labor incited lo economic development .Jinassive
movent, tils of population ti I'm;; hither, have
combined lo determine the matter in advance of
ley. latino, u.id iu ih ItJiici! of conservatism.
... . i . 9 -
Fat.m, Ari'itAV iv Kans isj.lrfr. Lotus, June
7. A dispatch from Leavenvoith, dated Olh,
siysnu iiH'ray lielweeu Lauo nnd Jenkins hud
oecinied. They both livuounehiim which wus
con tested. Tho former enclosed aw acre of
land, on w hich was a well used by both parlies
in common. Lnne recently locked tlm well,
fenced up the eut'tinee, uud forbade Jenkins ac
cess to it. Jenkins declared lie would luivo wn
t 'rat ull hazards. Lauo threatened to uhoot him
if he made n forcible entry upon tho premises.
Un Thursday iil'ti-rnoon, Jenkins, nccoinpanied
by lour liienils, well nrmeil, rut lln fence down
on I proceeded towards the well. Lnne warned
tllem not to uilvanro or ho would shoot. Jli
ii'j'.iiriliiiy his threat, Jeuk'ns and his party ad
vanced, when I.unn tired, Ittilin; Jenkins in
stantly, (le.e of Jeiikiu's nicu then shot Lane iu
the lei':, inflictlnjr u wound which conliues him
to his bed,
Lnnn has been arrested, nnd was to undergo
tin ex i in i in t inn to-d.iy. Much excileinent e.
islod. Jenkins was held iu hiehestitnutioii, uud
his death Ls deeply deplored.
We understand ihat a Violence Cotnmit
t.o has been oii;auiid in Allegan county,
Michi;;an. A store hail b'eu robbed til Olse;;o
and I'ther criine.i committed and suspicious
fastetiiiif upon a man named Oit he was cnundit,
n rofie put around his neck, and death in live
minutes was his seuteuc ', unless ho would eon
less, lie did confess, exposing the existence nl
a baud uf robbers bound iotv'lher by an oath.
llolih'iy uud minder, if necessary, were their
business, and prominent citiz-ns were named
who were to be the victims-. This baud of rob
bers were in ikin;; a lhorou;;h oraniz itiou thro'
theSliuo and it is suppos"d to b. a purl of the
bind of outlaws w hich have infested Indiana.
To Iho credit of this committee it should Iv
stated Hint after ninkin;; unels uf vaiions per
sons connected with Ihe unij; they See ihctn do
liveted into the bunds of the sheriff to U placed
secutely in piison to await trial, end a i itizu's
patrol was esinlilwUed in Alloxan to prevent es
cape. C'.Vec'.t'ii I lira hi.
Tut? I'ltiNim'N r's S.n..!iv.-Tlio supporters of
the a, liuisiratiuii at Wiishimitim, not content
with volin;; iho adininistr it'ou thirttj-fwe mil
:'iins of dollars over and above tho revenues ol
tlio j,overiiment, huvo recently p-isvd n hill
Ihiviu'h Co!i",r' S--, viituillv iuerensiii'' President
H.uhaniin's S I'nry to lilivix Ihoits.ud dollars
per nnnnin. Th'v weie afiaid to mnkn the in-
civtise diiect, and thev theiel'ofo voted it in the
shape of' incidentals.' such as wine?, furuiliir,,
provisions, Twenty live thousand dnllur.-
w as Siilury cnoue,Ii lor thu cailier presidents but
.1 1 in tn v liileliatinu hlm'.so nutcll superior to any
of his piedeoos-ors, his mihiry must bo doubled.
Is this lie kind of economy tha demoeincv
promised us in th. campai iu ot l)u !--lUuton
A'- lii-.'.Viui.
llit'i-it. oi r.i.: Ft iiix.i I'iU'stiks. The Al
bany I'.iiiiiii;: J. iriiiil notices the fact that the
nieiu'. eis ol C'on ;r. .-s w ho oppose tho bounty
for rate'. iir; coilu-h, insist nn our pay in;
boiiu'v lor e tti'hiii'4 m n. A luiiUeo skippei
onlv ). :i -i. uee lor liookiu:' a co.l, while
S.iot'.u i.i t'"inmi-ioiier jv'ls .; for haitlim; up
ue;to. If h.nio.tu'i u:o lo be abolished, let ull
be solved e'uk.
Pol t.ttt Ci'ititcxcv. Tim H m nfniH nro fast
becieuii Aoierie iiii:t.'d. Wo learn tv tlm To
met, i I.,a.!r that fSJ.Ul.lVV.) w,irih nf new coins.
s'ruek cpres-lv for t'auadian use, nro shorllv ex
p.-ele l iVom 1'. i '.'and. Tliey wiil be i.i ihe fnl-
lon i:i;i pfopoi'iioii: --t-.l.t'dv) in tweotv ci'tn
p.ee,s; ii-ii.l IUV; in ten cent pieces; ii,l 0 ).l iu livr
ce'it p':ee".-; and t-; 5,1. Odd woi'tli of eoins in bi'oned
eetils, (l;,e-!'.e.'l of the coins will bo a ail.i'a',0 in
caeli jOi lKia of i'u rrovetie..
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A rri mi I'm -t.'.i. There is a r.re.it d. e'irt'on
on ihe p ut of the p.opl i I in.iny part- ot th
west, iii com nt ry, in reird tn chined ,-! ti -.;.
M-ct i on of tho country is one ol thai riiit
nc'.cr. N 'iv to s iy no hio uli.n.l it teliioiisly
itnetiitlly looksbid 111 n.iilv. To SOU mill's
ler hnldin.; lotili without h'.irers : Sinn ol
l 1 1 1 l.lo-l popuhliH vi!!.';;;'S Ulld tOWllssllOW
ti iii atteiitiini lo ill better inteies of m.ill'i
nituio. What moio t!i u iiuy'hiiii; i Ise is ih.
very biilwaik nl No.v F.n.;! hi I l lineuieut, iu'.el
lit;- nee in, I solid w oi'.ti i.- to ir uuui 'rler well
ijll.'d School l.oti-eS Ull I C Ui e'leS. W(l it luj II
tifh'S nil I lirilt'tn Hi) N Hnljlll will Ca'tj-
the west lo b-.i.l o;,d blot .mi at the rose.'"
A Letter from Gossip.
BUFFALO, N. Y., June 4th, 1858.
: uni -
t ily, lor l'liflalo I.i d " rled. llusiness hero is
dull, vi ry dull, I might sny but nover mind what
I might say. IViff.do is not tho town il Bsc I to
be ten yours ego limn it was tht city on the
lakes, full ofbtisllo nnd business, but, now don't
mention it; why there is nothing doing here com
paratively. The steamers' nro lying idle, the
wharves tiro deserted, men wnlk about tho streets
In their old clothes looking the picture of "out
nl tho elbows." Thero nto runny reasons why the
city Is going crah-wise just now. First of nil the
'Tiiiiio" iius gono hard with it, ns most of the
business dona horo Is commission. There has been
no (li'inand for lumber and fanners Iinvo held fast
to their grain nnd produce of ull kinds, nnd this
Juts knocked tho Hhipping on tho lakes into,
well, J rant sny what into. Then thero Is the
railroad cutting ofT a great deal of the western
travel ulld Irude, un i tlu tjreat Western railroad
crossing into Canada nt Niagara Falls. Mur.v
who go to New York from tho West nnd North-
West, go by the (Jreut, Western, leaving the New
York Hctilrut at Rochester mi l passing into Oiuia-
la at the Suspension bridge, (or tho sake of hav
ing it to scy when they gel homo lhal they have
been to iho Falls. Thoso two roads then must
forever operato Injuriously to tho trade of this
ace. To bo sure tho people hero nro conscious
of this fact, nnd lieneo tho depreciation of proper
ty, and the suspension of Iraflie iu r.eal estate, uud
of every kind of enterprise conseipient upon a
prospeimm nml thriving city. An urehitect who
linn long resided here, nays tlmt there is literally
no buildings "going up," (hat he formerly em.
ployed t'n or eight men to nssist him in building,
but now ho can altend to all 1 1 Ir business himself,
and not devoto inoto than tws hour? to it out of
the twenty-four. Railroads piny tho detico with
some cities. Some places uro ruined by them,
others mado. 1 doubt very much whether any
cilu on the lakes, save Chiear-o. has been benefited
by the railroads. Chicago is the slopping place
, , ,
for all western travel, and is destined to be to tho
West, what tho cily of Now York now is to the
whole country. If II it flat o would recover from
the blows thus given her by iho railroads sho
must hecomo a manufacturing town, nothing else
will snvo her. To bo suro thoro will nhvavs be
more or less t rade carried on hero but the cream
is taken off by these suit wtivs-nnd must cverboj
. . . . . ,, , ,.
so to a great degree, ihero is talk hero now ol
bridging the Niagara at tins place, but. even tlmt
will not restore thu trade and travel that is now
passing through Catiadn,
nose u.e my views o. ma mtuter, views nasuiy,
Ol. I
lorined perhaps, but I think m tho mam, correct,
I was iu this city seveu or eight yenr3 age, and I
think that then thero
and business that thero is now. lint, f have, time,
now only to tell you this much of Buffalo, a city
GOSSIP.
PERRYSBURG, June 7th, 1858.
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Mtt. HniToti : I noticed in the Journal of last
week a letter from Iv , who speaks largely of the
skill nnd enterprise of merchants of various pla-
ces, asserting that the prosperity or downfall of
town is in tho hands of the merchant, ndvoca-.
tlm principle of low prices and ready pay ;
the truth or falsehood of which, is evident to
most minds. Tlm unjttstness of unreasonable
profits and their final pecuniary disadvantages,'
and the ruinous b ndeiicy of the credit system,'
are too well understood lo admit of p single dotit;
and il is a wonder ihat so many will engage in
them, especially tho latter.
A strunger to this town would suppose,by K's
remarks, that he wus acquainted here j and, tru-
lv. In hmilil lln hofiira mi lit icli i no its oli i i-n -lnr .
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then, if be wus honest, he would come nearer iho
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truth than he now has done, provided he did not
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lick discrimination. But as I hunpen t j
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know a littlo of both loledo and Perrysburg,
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have taken somo pams lo niaka observations on
the trade of those places, and am prepared to'
malic, iionuy uic asseruon, mat goons cunnor,'
on an average, bo bought as cheap in that place
as in (his; uni the only advantage there is in
going there to trade, is tho greater variety to he
found thero; though our merchants do not fail
to furnish a respectu bio assortment; and should
tlm inhabitants of this p'aio patronize homo
trade, our merchants would be encouraged to pur-
chase u greater quaut;ty, and a belter quality
and variety; and before friend K, again ut
tempts to p it down Perrysburg that others may
build it up, 1 hope he will tako mo o pains to
ascertain the truth and portray the reul cause of
the malady. Let him urge upon iho people the
importance of home trade, and strive to instil
into their minds the fact, that it is a duty they
owo to themselves not only themselves, but
their neighbor, their town, and tlieir country.
While wo havo boats so anxious for passen
gers as to carry them for almost nothing, for the
Duke of get ing them, and as long as the ridicu
lous custom prevails of running to Toledo to
purchase a spool of thread or a paper of pins,
wiih the belief that they are better, merely be
cause they were bought iu u larger place, Perrys
burg will continue to decline; and if its inhab
itants do not " divest themselves of such " old
fogy notions, and do their business upon the
principle' of r.ifif uud reason, thus, benefiting
themselves and their neighbors, this town, so
beautifully and conitnodionsly located, with ev
ery advantage necessary for the prosperity and
happiness of its inhabitant, must " 0 to tlu
ii'u i'i sure enough.
A.N OlISClMIK RlsU'l'NV 01 Pl'.KUYStll'ltli,
Mrs. Yillette, of La S.illo, Michigan, died a
lev days ago at the remarkable ae of 112 years.
S'ae had lived in tho vieiuty of Monroe for nearly
a ceiitarv, mid left u fourth husband of ti J or 70
years. S'io ma le her will ia the latter part ol the
last century, nnd llieu out lived till the persons to
whom she bequeathed her property. Sho was a
small woman, and very active through her long
li!o.
-I'iiis
II
Xiav I'lioi. i:s koii f.yNMSii Oil Wednesday
last, w e were show u by Mr. J. Fair, of this place,
u hen Isouvly, and whit appeared to be, a wi II
tinned Cilfskin, which In informed us, was
liken from the annual just one week pinions
I lie tanning is done by a new process. We im
d'rttmd the time necessnry to tin a calf skin is
eighteen hours. .Yorifii.'ft l ,1fi!or,
CJ"T"iio Leavenworth ronesnou lent of the
M',sou,i )."'torriif, says :
Y m will Kuril from the lettrr of Gen. Cifs
thnl the National Pemociatio party is conscious
I! at il has lost K insiis that victory hss declared
for Fiee Libnr, mi l the Republican pufy. It is
not ther. fore, a matter of surprise lhal the Pr si
I. nt aiH his advikfrs making a virtue of ivces
i;y, giv iusliiU'iious whirl) coiUempl.i to a lair
ami botiei elect imi on iho first Monday In
August the fust of iho kind that will hive Ix'fii
held iii Kansas und.'r ill ir a upicesor ih l e ot!
I tUiir I'lvdw. s: oi.
Political Preaching.
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We hare before us the l'osion Christian Free
man containing a very full report of iho pro
ceedings of the Univetsalist Atinirersary melt
ings held In that city during tho last week iu
May. At tlm Reform Association a resolution
was offered declaring it to ba the duty of the
Christian minister to denounce " wickedness, In
individuals and In combinations of men, in
low and high places.' Rev. S. Cobb ably ad
vocated the principle embodied in tho resolu
tion, and we extract tho following from liis re
marks: To what soureo are we to look for tho educa
tion of the public morals? Not lo aolmining
politician, who would sacrifice principle, and
their dearest friends, for office and for party
numo. We must look to the Christian pulpit
and church. Tho ministry which appobates
and apologizes for tho flagrant wrongs iVcause
they ure prucliced by combinations of men,
will bo found good for nothing but to be cast
out iiH.l trodden under fooinf men.
We want more faith iu Qod and tho right.
However par'.ies interested in crime may rave
and denounce, no good, faithful, Christian testi
mony, in support of truth and right, nnd in
condemnation of error and sin, will fail lo he
b!esed ol Hod, and do ils work. Its fruits may
not be always visible at once, but they bhuil
coma forth iu God's time.
"Though surd Iio luiil-il long In dust,
It shout' riVcclve tlieir hope ;
Tlio precious Rraln shall nn'sr bo lost,
For gnieo Insures tlio crop."
It is os clear to me, said Mr. Cobb, as the most
common and obvious relation between cause
nnd ellert, that certain new movements more in
necorduuee with reason, liberty and right, huvo
been briuieht about by tlm mighty pressuro of
the religious and moral sentiment of the people
r the most enlightened portions of our find.
Where the government is in the pmvirof the
people, the. public servants cannot long profane
nnd defy tho moral sentiment of Iho people.
They may ruve, threaten, nnd denounce tha min
istry which condemns confederated iniquity as
fuch, us political priests, and set upon them
their menial partisans; hut after ull, if the
Christum ministry and church are faithful to
duty, in tho fear of God uud love of truth and
J"' ,,leir l'0,lt'c" .Persecutors will hear in
their very souls tho voice iltvino which astound-
tll(! vuianl Slllll It is ,mrJ for thee l0 kick
nguinst the goads."
Several persons followed Mr. Cobb iu the
: 8.H1W vein, but we can give but one more brief
extract:
Rev. J. II. Campbell, of Sniiis, wished to ba
understood, and therefore endeavored to speak
f 1,a r "'!. l'i"'"1)' H.. considered the
best man to te htm who stood up lor tho right
everyw,1,,r0t Qlu, lmil,r all circumstances; the
next befit Im who may bo regarded ns the next
best is tho man who plants himself snuurely
on the wrong, believing that he is in the right:
but he who is to be branded with eternal in-
f is ,,, ,., who u,iinvil),, in thtJ th,h.
becomes the apologist for the wrong.
I
nnd Rosin, to be delivered ut Kiltery Maine,
Charles'on Mass., and other Eastern points.
If this is not lo reward the Editor for hisdevo
ti Hon to the Slave Power, we should like to know
ling what it is for. The urticles udvertiscd for are
about as common in Knox county as they are
j iu Wood, and the government will derive about
ns much benefit from tlm advertisement as they
would to advertise for the " man in tho Moon,'
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Guttino ins Fay. The editor of the Mount
Vt'rnon Banncr "upporleil the Locompton
I swindle and the administration has rewarded
him by making his sheet an advertising organ.
One ndvertisement published i.i tho Banner is
for Naval supplies, such as White Fine, Black
Spruce, Fig Iron, Cotton, Canvass, ritch, Tar,
Save youu H.nu Moni.y. The locofoco leg
islature of last winter passed a law ' requiring
ull taxes under five dollars to bo paid iu gold
and silver. The object of this was to make the
poor man contribute his mite to the broker and
shaver as well as to the government, for the
,
demand which will thus bo created for specie
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will materially enlmnco its valuo and brokers
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lean fatten upon the poverty of the people.
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i Thoso'who can, should sivo sultmieiit specie lo
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meet, uieir wuuis in me proper uni-, ami inus
avoid the necessity of paying a heavy per cent.
for ,r0l J an 1 silver.
The present administration bus already in
creased our uutional debt thirty- live millions of
dollars, and it wiil probably bo increased to
sixty millions bofora tlm people can cheek its
plundering policy through a Republican! Con-
gtvss.
Tho State Land Dllieo at ibis place bus been
closed deeds have been ordered to tho holders of
ny out-standing certificates under tho neiual-set-
ucr iuw, wiiiiui iinug any am lavn oi improve
ment. The books have been removed to tho Au
ditor of State's OHiee at Columbus. This is the
finale of the famous land shark humbug, which
ull'orded a fruitful hobby for sonio of our ofliee
seeking gentry. Like many other hobbies, thero
was but littlo of it, except rehileit lasted. With
tho policy abovo noted, wo believe all parties cou
cur, ns to its propriety, Defiance Democrat.
Tuk New Loan. Speaking of the now lonn
of fifteen millions of dollars asked for by tho
Adnnnist ration, tho Petersburg Intelligencer re
marks :
When, alow months ago, the government asked
for a loan, (in the shape of treasury notes) to the
amount of twenty millions of dollars, tho assur
ance was given that it was not at ull probable so
large u sum would be required, but iu order to
provide for any contingency, it was deemed pru
dent to provide a broad margin. The amount was
graulod, nnd is gone ulmost in n twinkling aud
now tho Secretary of tho Treasury is down on his
marrow bones again, begging Congress lor tif;een
millions more. When wo recollect that loss than
a year and it quarter ago, when the present udmiu-
istratiou came into power, there was a surplus of
nearly ih'i ty millions in tlio Treasury, and ihat the
government has had thobetielii of all ihe receipts
since, and a loan in addition of twenty millions,
we are bound to conclude that Democratic econo
my is a very cosily iutditutiou, uud Democracy it
self a most expensive luxury.
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'o i) iv Wisconsin. There are within the
State of Wisconsin l'Jj saw mills 33t water and
2o I steam mills. The amount of lumber manu
factured last your, was 171,000,000 reel or which
there wus luaimraetiuvd on the Wisconsin nnd its
tributaries, 1 ID, S00.0J0 feet. The total value of
tlio lumber manufactured in the State in lSr7, was
tfii.nS.-lOO, mid tho number of men employed in
ihe business, was lt),r67 of whom .1,830 were
employed o.i tlio Wisconsin river and iu tributa
ries. As Axomvi.v. Di. Porter, of Keyport, N. J.,
held a post-morteui examination ut Muldletown
Point, N. J., last week, on nu aged lady who had
died of si'irrhus of the liver, stomach uud
bowels. The examination revo-ileJ a largo stone
in tlio sao attache, I to the lower margin of ihe
rivir, consisting of phosphate of lime with a por
tion or aniuial matter, measuring one uud inches
iu length, J and 1-1(5 inch iu diameter, and weigh
ing '2'J 2 grains. The stone is or an irregular shape,
and has iho appearance of a pebble commonly
round along the sea-horo.
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In wet weather the necks of working oxen
are apt to become sore. To prevent this, rub u
little ullovv o.i ;!ie voke uud bowl.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IMnnk Ilond liloctlon Notice.
pill Bnnanl plootionof a llnanl of Directors of Ihe
.1. I'. Ai F. 1'laiik lloml, will lie held nt UowlinR
(irein.on I riilny the lsth of .luno nii. llr onler of
tho Directors. JAMK8 HOOD, Tresident
P. I,. lioi oiiTOr, Hec.
May IM.",- 3S$l
T REMOVAL. na
W.AL ROBERTSON,
MERCHANT TAILOIi,
HAS reniovi-il to the nnicK stoiib. (recently ocrn
pled liy Allen c Nulson) corner of Conant and
Wnyno strents. Mnuinee City, Ohio, wln-rc ho has open
cil n stock of nently selected piere pnoils, of the newreat
anil most. OVuimlile fnlirlcs nml Mvlos. fur
SPRING AND SUMMER
Woar, wliluli Ua Is prepared to miike up lo order
A t Lower Prices
Than the biiiuo good aud workmanship cm bo had
elsewhere.
Also,
READY
MADE
CLOTMXQ
Manufactured tinder his own supervision, which ho can
recoinnieiiil ns lielng well mailt), and at
Grently licit need I'rlces.
Mai'mer City, Juno 3, ll.',s tf
City It a It c r y.
Comer of Conant and Dudley streets,
HIAUJIKK CITV, OHIO.
flUK subscribers return thoir thanks for pnst favors,
Land heir lenro to Inform tlio citizens of Mnuruce
City and vicinity, that tliey have purchased a cracker
machine, nnd will manufacture n superior nnnlltv of
SODA, BOSTON, BUTTER, Jt COMMON
CRACK HIS.
Alno, Loaf Bread. Hard Bread and Cakes.
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
All orders sent liy liailrnad, Ciiiial limits, or any other
politic coot ovtinoi', promptly attended to.
ltutter and hint taken in cxolinnge for nil kinds of
Crackers and Cakes. Please pive ns a call heforo
purchnsin eluowhcro. B. TUOMBLA & CO.
Juno 3, lH.-8 I
WA 1 CI1KS, Clocks and Jowclry repaired on short
notice, nnd in n workniunlikn manner. Also, ho
keeps on hand an assortment of Watches and Clocks,
direct from tho manufacturer, which he will soli on
Hie most reasonable terms. Sliop, ono door from the
brick store, Maiunro Citr, Ohio,
luno 3, 1HAH 4tf
GEORGE STRAIN,
Attorney at Law,
I'EItRYHIiritG, WOOD COUXTY, OHIO,
AVill proiiiiitly alleud to all business entrusted to
him in tlio several courts of Wood and ailjoiuiug
colonic.
OI'FICK. .S'ie as occupied by Juhn hates.
May -JO, 1S.1S '2tf
Notice: The tiuilersij;ned has been appointed ad
ministrator of estate nf Susan Hcntinuton. de
ceased, and all persons indebted to said estate aro ro
nuosted to make immediate nnvmcnt of same : and all
creditors nre rcipiesled to exliitiittliciraocouiits legal
ly proven, wiimn one year irum tins uate,
JAMES Vi. liUSS.
May20th, ls5s,2wl
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING
MllS. A. S. WOOD,
I N'VM'ES the attention of the Lndiesto hernew aud
. rijh varictvol Bounds, Uibbons, Flowers, Borders,
IJraiils.tape J rtnumn'rs, iVe.,
FOR Tan SPIJina and SUMMER TRAD".
l'lirtieiihir attention will bo Riven tn rut ess makixu.
She is also prepared to renovate istraw BonuetH, Uen-
tlcnieu s jiirliirn nml runaina Hats, Ac, etc.
riiiiiiYsiu itn, .May l:!th, ISoS.
N
E W GOODS!
O. B. K R EPS,
IS now reecivin? a line asaortinont of
tSriUXO GOODS!
which he can all'onl to noil ut very low rates,
and soo for yoursolvcs.
April Tl. is.18.
Call
Why is iho demand so great for
AGUE BALSAM?
llecausc it will. In all oases, safely and elliictimlly
euro that much dreaded scour.neof tlio West Chills,
Fever and Aruc without fail.aud in all cases will
counteract the poison of Malaria, of w hich fact thous
amis do testify; and, unlike all other nostrums, tt is
only recommended for one class of diseases, and as
a tonic it is unsie passed,. W e will otlor a few eviden
ces of its worth, by men of influence and hijjh stand
ing.
' Princeton. TIL Sept. 20. 18.17.
Pa. Maxn If tar Fir: For several yoars past 1
have used your Ague Balsam in my daily praotice.and
have closely observed its ctlects in hundreds of cases,
and in no case has it failed to produce the most bunny
effect. I can most cheerfully recommend it as a cer
tain speeilio tor chills, lover and ague, and malarious
diseases. II. AUSTIN, M. 1).
Mirshnll, Mich., Feb. 11,18.17.
Dit. Manx .t Co: I have sold a large amount nf
your Ague Balsam in this vioimtv.nnd from my person
al knowledge of it, I belicvo it the best remedy for
chills, fever aud ngno that has ever been sold in our
stato. Hespeettiu.lv your, (). A. HUH',,
Aithlnbula. Ohio, Jan., 1, 185.
Messks. R. K. Mann & Co. Gents: In cunvassiin
the states of Ohio and Michigan for the sale of the
different remedies ot which we havo control, our at
tentin lias been culled to observe the great name that
your Ague Balsam has gained for insult' in every plane
where sold. It really seems to be the peoples1 oimi rem
edy, nnd its sulo mure rapid than all others. It is des
tined to supercede all other ague remedies in the mar
ket. Very Truly Yours, A. A S. HEXDItY.
Am I'm-, Feb. 2U, 1858.
Mkspus, S. K. Mash A Co. Gents: I have at our
house in St. Louis, sold your Aguo Balsam somo three
years, and have carefully observed its effects in curing,
und must in all candor nay, I do not believe, its equal
exists in all thu world of medicines. To my person
al knowledge it has cure.! permanently every time,
nnd I have known it used, after all other remedies had
been tried in vaiu, with tho mon happy result. And
what is moi o remarkable, I have never known a case
but what remained cured, for at least that season. 1
have no hesitation iu recommending it as a perfect tri
uiuph over chills aud fever, llespectfiilly yours,
PiidH". O.J.WOOD.
S. K. MANN it CO., Proprietors, Qalion,
Ohio. Sold by all good Druggists.
CROSS & CO.,
llKM.riltS IN
FINE WATCHES
AUo, a largo assortment of tho latest uud
most fashioualile stales of
Jewelry, Silver & Silver-Plated Ware
GtJl.l) UllAFK Sl'KCTACLES.
t'nliloruiii Uold made into Ytttchcs nnd
Jewelry.
TOLEDO, OHIO.
Ftinimit Street, between Monroe JtjTersnn Streets.
All gods warranted as represented, should they prove
Otherwise, the money will be returned. Watches
und Jewelry repaired iu the neatest und
most substantial manner, by ex
perienced workmen.
X. B. All kinds of Jewelry manufactured to order.
D. M. M'KINLE Y,
ATTOKXEYAT LAW,
KOTAKV I'lULtC,
And General Laud Agent; Cilcad,
Ohio.
i-optoinlier o, is j,
-17tf
G1LEA 1) HOTEL,
BY W. 1). LAM II A CO.
flMlE undersigned, regarding the public demand,
1 li ne opened a Tvrtt ut their eld stand, corner
ol rirstanil Heaver streets,
GILEAD. OHIO.
The House has been refitted und refurnished, and
wo intend that il shall be "A. No. 1" as to tied.
Board and Bar. Attentive Ostlers always ready to
take tho rein when you drive up t the" "lill.K.AD
llvllKI.. li'tod fare mid bills moderate. l'ricnds.H hen
you con o to town call and see us.
Hold on till we set the machine iu motion, and we'll
grind you out u verse or two.
To our friends and tho public we beg leave to say,
(Aud certainly meaning no harm.)
We will furnish you victuals, oats, ludging and hay,
Aud lire, that when void you may warm.
And w also aro ready, whenever rou come,
Aud hereby agree.'ouo an I ull,"
To use our best eil'orts lo make this a Home,
That will please alt our fricUiU who may cull.
W. I. I.AUU.j C. WAI I.INlJ
April 15, S18 t;):i,S
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ditch otlro.
rpiIE land holders or tho north-eat qnurtor, nnd tho
J. north half of the nirth-west quarter, and the north
half of the south-enn quarter of section unmber 1, of
Portiere township, Wood countv, are hereby notirlod
thai the trustees of said township will meet at tho
house of Mat'iias Hhoup, on Saturdar, the Sd day of
July next, for the pirpoe of locating a ditch, to com
mence near the south quarter post of section number
U thence north on the quarter lino to tho river.
.lnne 3, 1S5S 4v'if 1 n:l MAT11I A8 tsOUP.
Ditch Xotirei
rpiIEnnn-rositlcnt ownersof tho north half of tea
1. tionOI, of sections 30. 1!), fractional section 18;
the north-east quarter section Sii, oast, half section 125,
east half section '21, and east half fractional sea 13, In
Mitlilloton township, nnd tlio south-east quarter sec
tion J1, In the V. 8. 11., same township, are hereby no
titled that tho trustees of said township will meet at
the hoino of Benjamin .lohnson, on Saturday, July 1Z,
lS'iS, to lay out nad apportion a ditch, as follows, to
wit: Commencing at tlio south-east corner of tha north
east quarter section 3U, in Middleton township, and
runmu north olon th Perrysburg and Flndlay plank
road, on the west side of the same, to tho line or Per
rrshurn township and there to terminnto.
June 3, l5s iwfiSa M J. U. RUDOLPH.
i'robute Clourt of H oitd ;)iintj0. ,
Petition tn complete real contract.
Wosley Brown, Adiniiiisttntor of Leonard Dull, do
, ceased, rs. Kli.abeth Dull and others.
rpiIE said Klizabeth Dull, widow, and Eliza Tlrown,
i. Marv Campbell, John h. Campbell, John H. Dull,
Eeo-iard Dull, Jr., and Christiana Dull, heirs at law
and legal representatives of Leonard Dull, Into of Do
llance county, Ohio, deceased, are hereby notified that
Wesley Brown, administrator of said deccssod, on tha
3d day of Juno. A. D. 185H, filed bis petition ia tha
Probate Court of Wood county, in said state, the ob.
joet and prayer of which is to obtain an order of said
COtlrt to Aliabln until arlmlntutrntr,.. tr. flnM..Li. l. .
half of said heirs, a contract entered Into bv said Leon-
nro jnii in ins iiiotime, on tlio Itltli day or May, A. D.
18.U, with one Samuel MeCrory, by which said Leon
ard Dull contracted in writing to convey to said Mc-
v iui y uivniiuiu i'i L ui mo iiorui-wegt quarter or rrao
liuii.il r;rtioii numl.er twentv-eitrht. In tnwnt.in (iv
north, of rmiKe twt-We iist, Iii biiui Wood countv, Oliior
fntitiuimr H. nnl rki!.inn un-m a j .i.i .1..
- - " "' n a .im . n 1111 mini tiu
tendantH-nro further notilied thnt said petition will be
heurd beforo suid Probate Court, on the .Ith dnrof Jnlv.-
4 I, 1 -j ..,!, .'..1 ...1. . .. ........ .... . '
jl. o. ioun,ui 1 i u 0111: h a, H, v l',M,j X lIllllWlN,
, Adm'r. of Loonard Dull, dcoeasod.
Wsr. Cahteii, Attorncv,
June 3, 18,18 Uvft-Jt Si
Ditch Xot Ice.
rpilF, non resident holders of lauds In section twen--X
ty-two, Montgomery townsh!), nre hereby notifiad
that tho trustees of said townshin will meet at tha"
house of Jacob Dater, on Ratnrdav, Juno 20, 18.18, to)
lay out and nppnrtion a ditrh ns follows, to wit: Com
mencing near the south west corner of section twen-t.v-two,
and miming north east until it intctsects a
ditch known as Chapman's ditch, nnd there to terrni
"l,e JACOB DATEll. -
May 13, 1.8.18 lwO
fShei ill's Sulc. '
Win. H. Kwinj; vs. Jonuthnn Snlshury.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued to me In tha
above case, from the court of Common PI -as, I
will offer for sa'o nt public auction, at the door of the
Coflrt House, Perrysburg, on Saturday, the 12th day
of June, A. D. 1858, between the horns of eleven and
twelve o'clock A. jr., the following lnnds and teno
incnts. to wit : The north-west quarter of section 17,
in township four north, of range ten cast, tn Wood
v.,......,, vmiiu, uuninuuug roo acres more or less.
Asiieu Cook. Attv. C. W. XOItTOV. Slinnff
Asiieu Cook. Attv.
May 13, 18.13 lw,12
'Death to all Verml
c c
OOSTAE'S"
RAT, ROACH, &C. EXTERMINATOR.
For the destruction of Hats, .Mice, Ground or Field
Mice, Moles, Koaches, Bugs, Ants, Ac
Bed Bug Exterminator. '
Elo ctrio
Powder
to destroy Sloths, Bed Bugs, Mosquitoes, Ants,.
Fleas, Plnnt Insects, Vermin on Fowlsnnd Animals.
.MrLiberul wholesale tonus made to Druggists and
Dealers everywhere. . . , .,
Z-f" " CostarV private circular to druggists and
dealers sent by mail on application. ,
Foil THE PEOPLE. , ' ',
I. On Receipt of OXE DOLLAR,
1 will forward by mail (postage paid) a sufficient
quantity of the Rat, Roach, Ac. Kiterminator to
destroy all ol this cluss of vermin that may infest
your premises. . ;
II. On Receipt of TWO DOLLARS,
1 willforward by mail (postage paid) a sufficient
quantity of both Rut, Roach, -c. Exterminator and
the Electric fotctier. '
III. On Receipt of TEX DOLLARS, i i,
The same terms will be made as to druggists and
dealers. , ,, . .
.CrAddress nil lotters to
COSTAR'S PRINCIPAL DEPOT, : 7
388 Broadway, New Tor J
PTo save mistakes and trouble: "
1. Write in a plain hand tho name of Post Office
County and State.
2. Register your Letter, nnd It will come at my risk..
3. New York and Eastern money preferred.
SEE THE FOLLOWING :
Rata, Roaches, Bugs, Insects, &c. - ..... ,
Ylliat the Farmers say :
A Into writer suys that "tho various species of ver
min aro multiplying ut a fearful rate throughout the
land." A postmaster in Illinois writing to " Costar's"
Depot, says: "Tho country is literally overrun with
them (rats and mice, Ac.) .u
IFW tht People sny: Cave, 111., Juno 21, 1857. "
Dear Sir: My brother, J. W. McCreery, purchased
a box of your llat Exterminator, nnd found it to ba
what you recommended it to be, a porfect Hat deg--troyer.
I hereby oncloso $5 for more of it.
Yours, Ac, ASHLEY McCUEEKV.
Nkw York, Deo. 17,' 1857,
Sir: All this summer I have been troubled!
with Itoaches and Mice. I was actually ashamed ot'
tho houso, for the Itoaches wore everywhere, and I
don't know what 1 should have done by this time, I
purchased a box of your Exterminator and tried it,,
and iu one week there was not a Roach or Mouse iu.
the house. JOHN B. G1VEXS, No. 01 Elm st -Moor
k's Salt AVohks, Ohio, June 3, 1857. '
Dear Sir: I havo used it, (the Hat, Itoach Ac. Ex
terminator,) throe nights, and it is making a sad havoc
among the Bat tribe, Yours, Ac, J. P. BECOM. .
11" m the Pre say:
Wo know by nctual experience that u Costar's " pre
paration forltats. Roaches, lied Bugs and Insects gen
erlly are complete and perfect exterminators. A. K.
Atlas, May 17.
" Costai's " Bat, Tloach, Ac Exterminator is an inr.
fallible destroyer of thesa pestilent creatures. Indi-.
anopolis Inrf.) Sentinel.
What the Druggists sai : j i
UL'll.FOltl) A LEMBF.liGEIt, (Druggists,) Lebanon.
Pa. " Wo are pleused to say that which is gohjl gives,
great satis fact ion."
GEO. HOSE, CardiugtoH, O. "It (the Uat, Roaclu
Ac Exterminator,) sells like hot cakes, giving general
satisfaction."
Sold in l'errvsburg, O., by Puck h Hamilton, Agents.
April 22, ls"jS 5inn2
ai el (lies and llarnerss.
THE undersigned respectfully an
nounces to the public that he haa
opened a Saddle and Harness shop
in Perrysburg. second door next to
F.K. Miller A Co's Store, where
lie wiil keep constantly on hand a
good assortment of Saddles, Har
ness, and everything in his line ; all
of which will bo sold at unusually
reasonable rutts.
He is also prepared to
?.I Anutlu'tui'c to Order
any article connected with his business, on short no
tice nnd in good style.
HARNESS HARDWARE,
always on hand. Give us a call aud examine our work
and prices. D. STONE.
March 2.1.18,18 tflwtf
ON M A NHOO D,
AND ITS PREMATURA DECLINE.
Just Published Gil VTIS, tho 20th Thouanud.
i FEW WUKDSON THE KAT1UXAL TREAT
il nient, wiihuiit Medicine, of Sporiu&torrbea or Lo
cal W eukuess, Nocturual Emissions, General and Ner
vous Debility, liupoteuev, and iiiipedimviits lo Mar
riage generally, by ' B. DE LANEY, M. I).
ihe important "fuct that the many alarming com
plaints, originating iu the imprudence and solitud of
youth, may be easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE,
is in this "email tract dourly demonstrated ; and tho
entirely new and highly successful trcutuiout, as adop
ted by the author, fully explained, by means of which
everyone is enabled to cure HIMSELF perfectly and at
the feast possible cost, thereby avoiding alt tha adver
tised nostrum of tha day.
Sent lo any address, gratis and post free ia a sealed
envelop, bv remitting tpot paid) two postage stamps
I.. Dr. B. VI. LAXLY, 83 E.st 31sl street. New York
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