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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-11

The Chair put the motion. There were loud calls
for division and much confusion. Mr.. Delavan
said there was police force in readiness to keep order
and induce ali gentlemen TO retire who wished to dis
turb the meeting. ICres Of We don't want any wire
Pullers here; We don want any packed Committees
The vote by seelau ,tion being doubtful the Char
resolution were loudly cheered. Three grOsns were
given for Genin, and three cheers for Chsuncey
Jerome. There much confusion ct this time; but
tie Chair decided that the Committee appointed
They presented their resolutions, which were read BY
Mr. Barber:
WAersas This great Commercial Metropolis has been for
many nsso,sInd half governed incompetent add
patty Ssery the fuher.nee Of party Obeets and
Asa. The p:..ys endurance Of Political s.aea soa..tion
ceased be virtue esi Ia. led crying e,s 10 The I'd min.
hss Su.pe moral. and repu.st,oS o9 our City Therefore
ksso(fed That We VIII this evening the work OF
iion Of party puer a. pendent. e.ssss hoss.. and
energetic citizen uDcohnsetsd With and upcoamed any
political interest or faction, the Peoples candidate for
K.c,ted Tia, fellow citizen John n Genin pos.e.sss
hsh decree he.e essential qaLifestion' and therefore
IeOires Th.,.,be fact of his being unknown partisan
sni gives him powerful claim to Ii. support and suffrage. Of
those no desire Il. once Of Mayor loose from AL
q john R.nacI Of men Of seven pn.eip..-d1s O'1''
RssssI Tia, John n Genn has practically Demonstrated
BY his Broadway experiment the possibility Of making New
York Of the eesne etes the UAior although the les
son nc tne s1nofues mas been
mains to their dsses, Of the des, in the civilized
world
,en % support John G.nin for the Hsto.y We sh. 4,
ourselves service believing elected he vii
upcbrrucied tborosshes proose eeenomy IN the public
expenditures expose oeia delinquency wherever may
bring Sueh reform every branch Of public
Affairs shall tell upon the business utsresu Of this comma
nifty and relieve from The reproseh Of tamey waving
sts and slavishy submitting 70 vronsA
Resolred That do the nenus.iou Of John ~
ossin candidate 70, Mayor sha be sod AID barren
toate 20 his y and capacity but that viii vort for
him With w during the csnvss and for him u the
ges IN November nsI and tia, respectfully invite Al
teses OF psee order honest and clean sreet
al sasnss Of sei peeulstsn kseI ssiIs Itusncs sra
tssSs SIlsssess-te % l1ssle.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Stevenson Burke as Admins.
traitor Of Silimon Hall, decd,

John Mansfield and others.
I'm obedience to an order OF the Probate
Il Court, oi the county Of I.orain, in the
State of Ohio. made in the above entitled
cause. and TO me Greeted and delivered as
the Administrator Of Sillmon Hall, deceased,
| shall sell at public auction to the highest
bidder.
On Thursday, June the 18th, A. D. 1854
between the hours Of O'clock, A. NJ. and
2 O'clock, p. NJ, tho following lands and
tenements, to wit:-Known and described
as the north west fractional quarter and the
north half of the west fraction of the south
west quarter of section seven, in township
two north of range five east, and which is
also in the cnunty Of Putnam, in the State Of
Ohio, containing one hundred and sixty-three
acres and forly.two hundyedths & 63 42-l00)
of an acre, according to Government survey.
The sale will take place on the most public
place on SAID premises.
Terms of Sale. Ono. half cash down and
the balance in two equal annual payments,
with interest and approved security.
Premises appraised at S
STEVENSON BURKE,
administrator of Sillimon Hall, decd.
Mav9ih. 1854. 6a4ew
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April Q, 1854.

HoloWays's Ointment and Pills. have eme,
on liberated Leg, and Prepen ted .4mputation
Tho wife OF Mr.. P. Baylis, Of Q, Court, Z
House. Cheapsidc. Birminghum, suffered for
more than eight years. from droudfully ul-
eerated limb. during grea. portion Of that
time, she was under medical trentment a,
= Birmingham. where she was asfrequen,ly told
that ampntation must ultimately take placs,
as il was impossiblc to heal the wound. :
However, under the advice of her friends
she tried Hclloway's ointment and Pills.
which have effected perfsc. cure, and she
strongly recommends others similarly afl'c,.
do to use them, after this proof of theiI'es-
Geacy in one Of tho worst cuses.
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100000 Gifts, Valued at SOC, $50
ONE GIFT FOR EVERY TICKET.
In order 10 insute-iu aliconcerncd Il
psrfecily fair and satisfactory disposition
of the above named Gifts, Mr. PERuAM
proposes that the Shareholders shall met
together IN Thursday Evening, June %,
1854, Tor sooner if ali tho tickets are
sold duo notice Of which will! be civeu,)
at some2 suitable place, hereafter to be
designated, and appoint a committee Of
five persons,,o receive tile propeuy,which
they may dispose Of in snch manner-by
lot or otherwise The Shareholders, in
general meeting, shall dirci, the Com
mite giving good and sufficient bonds, il
required by the Shareholders, for the
faithful performance OF the duties requr-
ed of them.
Shareholders residing out Of the city
Of New York, will stand upon the same
footing as residents, and whatever may
fall TO their shares will be forwarded 10
than in such manner as they may direct,
after the partition has taken place.
Gr All orders for tickets, by mail,
should be addressed to Josiah Perham,
Academy Hall, 663 Broadway N. York.
Ifit should happen ,ha, all the tickets
are sold when the order is received, the
money will be returned, at our expense
for passage. Correspondents will please
write distinctly their names, residence,
County and State, 10 prevent errors. Or.
if convenient, enclose an envelope, with
their directions on it in full--in which
such tickets as they may ,0,der will be
returned. Mayl5 1854.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
4 hereby given. that tho Undersigned, Ad
u minstratof Of the estate OF J. d. Condit,
deceased, will make application to the Pro.
bate Court, in and for the county Of Putnam,
Ohio. Tor an order declaring claims, (notes,
duebills. and book accounts } belonging to
SAID estate, amounting to one hundred and
Two dollars and thrty-two cents, desperate.
That said application will be for hearing on
the 23i day of June, 1854.
s SUTTON, Admir-.
Kalida, May I3, 1854 663
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

a t my instance an attachment was issued
IN on the 5th inst, by William McClure,a "a
Justice oil the Peace of Blanchard township.
Putnam county. Ohio, against the property
and effects of Aaron Van Sickle, a non resi-
dent OF said county, ard the said Aaron is
hereby notified that the ar7ount for which
claim Judgment against him is 81 ixty-nine
dollars, and that the cause is continued for
heaIihg before sa;d WilIism Mcclure. Esq 4,
on the 9th day of July, ID. ut one o'clock
T. M. MINOR CABEL,
by E. DAY, his Atty.
June 5,h, 1854. 6e8
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THE MARRIED WoMAN's
Private Medical Companion.

NY DR. A. NJ. MAUKloEAu,
tGerEsGOR ~ DtsEAsEs woaEa
0Hs HaNdrtdss EdiiOa. lsmO. pp. $50. Frirs 30 ets
IoR TINE PhrsR, s1raA BINDING 81 Ool
Fist published IN Cl7 aud iis nst
sURPRIxING OR WONDERFUL,
ronsiGering that EVERY FEMALE.
WHETHER MARRJED GLE NOT, can hrrt
acquire full know sotigO or TIE nature.
character End sausss OF her complaints.
;'ii,, tho vari0ms syn.ptsSnx, and thai
nehTiy
HALE a siILI.ION COPIES
,huuh! lsie been sold.
1t ia iTrartlcHic convey flly the vhriGus aRhiSG1
eated Oi. ss lisy pi n1';e siiCg htsnJvJ g .i
nauied, or those contemplating maFrisgri hWt nH t-,t
'eauas " eriul ing tsa hViiy consequent upo
ien, which L 50 Conducive her IispEPSs sg t.,ii
lrr husband but either has viii obtain IT, has 81 H.
tr,y hu.bSd wi has tie love aud affection u lis vile n
heaii. ~ iiat al his 1wI lceualai! improvement.
UPWARD OF ONE HUNDRED THot;.
SAND COPIES
iiAr0 trsn SENT ET IAIn within the las, Few ,nl,l.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
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Henry Bowers I

henry poWefb
VS.. .t
Nonresident lundhold- : Vew aud Establish
ers, of Blanchard tp., ment Of Road.
Putnam county.
NOTlCE is hereby gwen to nonresident
v landhoiders, in Blanchard township, in
said county, hereby affected that an order
made by the County Commissioners, of Put
nam COUNTY, State of Ohio, at their june
Session. pursuant to petition duly presented
to lay out and establish the following county
road, to discriminating ut the east line
of Putnam county, between sections twelve
,ti2j and ono QIlin Blanchard township
th"nce running west along said section line
until it intersects the Gilboa and Defiance
State Road near John Vanghn's land, in said
Blanchard township. Putnam county afore-
said. Simon Frantz, Joshua McDnugall, and
Samuel Ilickrson were appointed Viewers
to view said road so proposed 10 be fa:d GU.
and established; and they will meet at ths
house of Henry Bowers, on the 18Th day OF
July next, A. D., 1854, in accordance with
said order to view the same and make report
accordingly.
June S, 1854. HENRY BOWERS.
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$500 REWARDI

IT OST,.-believed TO be between Kalda
Al and Franconia,--a note or due bill
given to Rice & Ayres, with some state.
mente OF accounts on the back OF it. Who.
ever finding it will return it to G. II. Rice or
to this Office will receive the above reward.
Kalids, June, 1854.
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nxAmrNArloN on rnAonnRs.


At q meeting Of tho Board of School
Enaminers, Of Putnam county, held al
Kalida Ohio, on the 25'h uli., the follow
ing meetings were appointed for the ex-
aminalion Of Teachers, at the times and
places following, to wit:
aa Saturday, July Isl, a, Columbus Grove.
/" August 5th, .: Jennings.
.1a" Sept. 2l, at VanohnsviIle.
'1e (" October 7tb, al Kalida.
Tsache's and others who take an in>
tsrest in the cause Of education, are in
sitod 10 attend.
'33 II. J. BOEIIMER,
s.. WEAVER,
A. BUDD,
~ a School Examiners.
April 9, 1854. CTS
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500 pages.
MARRIAGE,
Its History, Character, and Results; it's
Sanctities and Profanilies; its Science and
its Facts: Demonstrating its Influence. as
civilized Institution, on the Happiness of
the Individual and the Progress OF The Race.
By r. L. Nichols, III. d., and Hrs. III. S.
Goue Nichols.
Published by the Authors at their Reform
Bookstore, IS Walker Street, New York.
Price One Dollar.
This hook. like 'sEso,eric Authropolngy.''
will be sent.5y mail, pest paid, on the receipt
OF the subscription price. One Dollar. All
orders addressed 10
TIL. NICHOLS, M. D..
65 Walker Street. New York.
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100000 Gifts jDr the People,

JOSIAH PERIIAM submits IN, the
People Of the Uuiie, States, his Third
Monster Gift Enterprise, in Connection
with The Exhibitions of his Magnificent
md Immense pf rouo 3i
MIRROR OF NORTH AND SOUTH
AMERICA,
At Academy Hall, 66' Broadway, N. Y.
100000 Tickets only al ST. each, will
he sold. Each Purchaser ofa Ticket for
the admission OF four persons to the Ex>
hibiIion, will be presmIed with Num-
bered Certificate, emitting tho Holder to
One Shnre in the following 100 600 gifts:
A FARM, located in Harrison Township,
Gloucester Co, N'w Jersey, and witli-
in Is miles oi Philadelphia. Ii ems
braces over 100 Asres of Land, ia a
high state OF cnlii,ation, with DWELL
ing, Barns, and other necessary Ou,>
houses, in good repair. There is
large Orchard Of choice Fruits. T'iie
lndlspu'able. Valaed at $4,000
(Auy information in regard to
tho farm can bo obtained Of
Belan Redfsld, tenant on
the premises.)
A perpetual loan without aa>
curiiy or interest, 5000
A perpetual loan wiibou, go.
cud'y or interest, 1000
A perpetual loan without se-
curly or interest, 1000
Two perpetual loans without
sec'y or int. $500 each, 1000
Ten perpetual loans wihou,
. security or int, 9 100 each 1000
The celebrated troi,ing mare,
Lilly Dale who can irot,
in harness,a mile IN 2.40-
valued at 1900
5 Rosewood Pianos, valued al
$500 each, $500
S Rosewood Pianos, valued a.
$500 each, 1900
a portion Of the Pianos are
T Gilbert & Co.'S celebraed
IF 'lians. Oilers Of Halleu,
Davis g. Cos splendid insitu.
men's.)
The splendid series of paint.
iEgs known as the "Aliror
Of New England and Cana
dian Scenery" aud now re.
alizing a handsome income
by its exhibitions III The east
valued at 22,OOOI
3 ligh, and beautiful car.
riages, 1925 each, 675
10 gold Watches, 100 each 1000
40 gold watches, so each 1900
100 gold pens aud cases,
5 each 500
5000 gold pencils, 3 each, $4,000
94,sl0 Pieces of choiae, pop
ulat and iashionabls
music, % cts. each, 23,7O5
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SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

1y becnirE il time possessed o the kuoMl dge ,,s wan,
T WHICH has eapssd the sekrss aud 20, srY Oi thOsands
" view o such cOHcqusnees Miie thoiAer is exci
able il she neglect 10 avail herself or that knowledge IL
'rAeet 70 lprsslt Which winll spare er mach suffering, be
lie ihgans ni haitiess mud prserty rihusband and
s"era her ch,laeq that hessing Gboyv al pticysa,
litiie work snlitiea
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HERE IS YOUR REMEDY!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
A MOST MIRACULOUS CURE OF
BAD LEGS, AFTER 43 YEARS
cTTFCIrDINTC if

| SUFFERING.
Extract Of Letter from Mr.. William Galpin,
of7o, ST. Mary's Street, Weymouth, dated
May I5te, 1851.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
SIR,-Ai the age Of, l6 nv wifeEwbo
is now 81 caught violent cold. which
settled in her legs, and ever since that
time they have heen more or less sore,
and greatly inAamed Her agonies were
disiracIine, and for months together she
was deprived entirely OF rest and sleep.
Every remedy that medical men advised
was !ried,.bW witbour effect; her health
suffered severely, ard the state Of ier
legs was terrible. had often read yuUR
Advs riisemania. and adpisad her 10 iry
your Pills and Ointment; and, as a last
resource, after every other remedy had
proved useless, she. consented 10 do so.
She commenced six weeks ego, and
strange to relate, is now in good health.
Her legs are painless, without. seam OF
scar, and her sleep sound and undis.
turbed. Could you have Witnessed the
sufferngs Of my wife during The last AZ
years, and contrast them with her present
enjoyment Of health, you would indeed
feel delighted in having been the means,
OF SO greatly alleVialina The sufferings 81
fellow creature, (Sipned)
#''' WILLIAM GALPIN.
A PERSON 70 YEARS OF AGE
CURED OF A BAD LEG. 6k
THIRTY YEARS. STANDING.
Copy Of Letter from Mr.. William Abs.
builder OF Gas Ovens, OF Rushclffe. near
near huddersiield, dated May 3lst, 1861.
10 Prnlcssor IIoLLowaY.
SIR, i suffered for period Of ,biftv
years from. bad leg, the resu,f of ,,So
or three different accidents II Gas Works,
accompanied by storbuiic symptoms. I
had recourse TO variety Of medical
advice, without deriving any benefit, and
was even told that the leg must be am
putn'ed, yet, in opposition 10 thai opinion,
your Pills and Ointment have effected q
complete cure IN 80 shorl time, that tew
who had not witnessed it would credit
the fact. (Signed)
WILLIAM ABBS.
Tie truth Of this statement can be
verified by Mr.. w. p. England. Chemist,
lS, Market Street. Haddersfeld.
A DREADFUL BAD BREAST
CURED In ONE MONTH.
Extract of Letter from Mr.. frederick
Turner. Of Penshurst, Kent, dated Deceu,-
berl }th, 1850.
To Professor Holloway,
DEAR SIR, My wife had suffered
from Bad Breasts for more than six
mouths, and during the whole period had
the best medical attendance, but all To-
no use. liaying before healed an awful
wound in my own leg by your unriyalJcr
medicine, !, determined again TO use you
Pills and Ointment, and therefore gave
them trial in her case, and fortunate il
was did so, for ID less than month d
perfect cure was effected, and the bene-
fit shat various other branches of nv
family have derived from their use is
really astonishing. I now strongly re-.
command them 10 all my friends.
(signed) FREDERICK TURNER.
The Pills should be used conioinilS
with the Ointment in most of the follow.
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ferv. B,FALhaR,atNew York Boston,
ana Philadeiqhia.is our only agensin these
ciiss for advertising and subscription pur-
poses. All arsangements made with him,
sa our account will be srcatsd as ifmade
directly wi,hihis flee.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
The undersigned has this day been up-
pointed and duly qualified as Administrator
Of the estnte OF John E. Harris, late Of Put
nam county, Ohio, deceased
LOUIS DE LUCENAY.
March 0, 1854. 67S
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WEARS OF MISERY,

AAd 10 her hHannd tie toll and anxiety OF Ini
reessay devohug mIun him run sickGsss u The wife,
yopi giIR Lim thc Opportunity Of aequiiug eoIa.
TelrDee whci, hts exeons are erd and liir possession
Wch Mould secure the happiness Vl himself, wife, aud
al
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ANNOUNCEMENT
MARRIAGE,

In Press. and will hr published as soon as
completed, in one l6.no. volume, of about
500 pages. ,.-
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MELANCHOLY AND sTAKTLINa
WIFE AND MOTHER

10 behold The Sickness and Suffering endured by nsny wis
ur aay years, itoH simple aid cOutralss ensiil
renedIea-or hettcr sI'li,--iOt incurred, ifercty
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The proprietor Of the Mercantile Guide
would respectfully callthe attention Of Mer.
:hunts, Farmers and Mechanics, residing ou
pf the city, to the modc:ate terms for year
ly subscription Of the Guide, being to mai
subsc rbera only
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"i bas MARRIAGE
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE,
WHY is TT.

.
Tha. we behold many lensss. the asSdaa Of lie
nokc in ratA aud siits t complications oi diseses
md ailments deprring them Of che pow ior the eaDyneh
IF life At an Gge When physical health buoyney o. snrits
aud happy serenity Of min arising from aondi,i0n e Eeab
should he predominant i.
May Of he Of her suiefnE rstrerhsrs years
before, pg,miw during eiFlOod the inst years Of nRage
wers in their origin Sh anaoticed aud Of course
IN AFTER YEARS,
When too late to be benefited By our knowledge we oo
oack and aud Issge lhc full soassqnsnees Of ou
lguOf1Gce.
Whll wopli wenol often give possess in esy liic le
knowle1Se we ObRih IN Aitcr years Aud what days aud
iglds Of anguish ne mignt not have been spared, n he
kEoulrdye wAs tiaeiy roasesard. II
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLINa
10 behold he Sickness and suffering endured by pspy wiGt
lu heay years, itoa f9ussa simple AID cOutral.s easl
remeieA-or better slili mot ncurred, iferety '
WIFE AND MOTHER
Possessed The information contained little yolny Tvs bh
N ,br rrauA Of ALI which oouid spare to herself
WEARS OF MISERY,
AAd her hHaiAd tie eSnstNl toll and anxiety OF ni
te@ssaiy dtrohig uIun him from sickIesg IL The wife,
without siIg Li hc Opportunity Of sCQui.ing HAT com.
iri tl..
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-01-07
VARIET Y.

EXECUTIONS DURING THE YEAR 1853.-In January 2,
February l. March l, April 6, May 5, June 6, July 8,
August 5, September TO- October 10, November s. De-
cember 2toal 81. There eight ten persons al-
ready sentenced to be executed during the coming year.
BENJAMIN HANDY, student at the University of Mis-
souri,, shot dead few days ago by fellowstudent
W. W. Thornton. Handy first attacked Thornton the day
on which he killed. but previous to that Thornton
had thrashed the deceased The aray had its origin in
game of.whist
The SToRM.-The recent snow storm extended over
very wide extent of country. From Portland, Maine
to Richmond, Virginia, at Albany Cleveland, Chicago,
and Detroit we already know it prevailed and the mails
will probably inform Of its still wider extension. At
Boston the storm very severe. Both business and
travel were almost entirely suspended In many places
the streets were filed with from four to six feet Deep
On Friday night fracas occurred in the porter house
of Wm Brennan, in williamsburg N Y, which resulted
in the proprietor shooting and killing Michael Horan.
Brennan gave himself up.
Capt MCKAY the builder and owner Of the Great Re-
public has issued orders for immediate preparations to
be made for the laying of keel Of another vessel to be
built precisely similar in every respect the plan of the
destroyed.