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IA RoP EAS nc A I o y,
,s,S on the depArtae Of each Nal Sesne Or Liverpool
y srsm-poets se nc uded. Single copies Cents.
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Gpetial Noilrrs.

rrocrntic whig General Co mrnitfee.A Regular Meet
M ComFoitteo will Re hsd IGIS (lues3syl EVENING
"a AL ocloek, at the Brssdssy House.
BY OfteT L)PAAk MILLS, Chairman.
JOHr " WMTE, t,r.. ~, -.
JosEpu b VARN-A JI, ) -'0-'
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90 t)bom il man Goufern.

A YOUNG MAN, about % years DID, came 70 the
h name e. DR. WATSON d be hsd been occurring Pbsao
oy Albany ,Ppessd By papers "a b, possession tas ne lame
'' AZ '''''' 3""''' 40 '''' COLEMAN scErsoy:
pUILDING LOTS at CLARENCEVILLE, l.
I'D public meeting FOR the admission Of .uberbsn 70 .hes
ss.qa dsrss sgilss Los 9Th .esssss g fn nss
L'ESiS' 81 Al'' 1 jAcoS s rEcHsF sas. l...,
EMPLOYMENT for ALL on receipt Of 81, post paid,
II I~ serd byreuu mail nsraeigo' ~ Sheh any ess sn
At home Any having essre hols during the
day viii IL. this gsn,esl Rlesssht ana ~ ne,-S~
Ing rss,ime AddIes ISAAC NEWTON BIo.1wsy U, n. =.
lane McNAMEE, an IRISH GIRL-By request
~be.4bous Of The above osusd sr -s.,her dead o.
i' merry resided Nc" A'''' ocean t s&S5EL HoRyza
NOTICE-Any person having documents or paper
~ Of " indebted FREDERICK NElL0R lte q sssYo
Vii confer particular fsso1 By informing AIKEN Ls.ys
NJ 9ssasa7 At, N Or tss .9Ssrssnsd atho q aslsy
No e@ BrodsJ cor 5sd1 T.
DATENTs for INVENTIONS procured 10 all partx
OF EUROPE and delivered bsrs, my sy,Sal Ageac's
Loe0n Psr Brgsss. Vienna &c PATENT IL Great Bdtsn sd
sh s.s. rca ,e As Il taken 10 sss name y tho
This should be borne Ia mind reference exposure ~
F.Is,! p''''' nave '' p pRssos No s%..t
CPRING TRADE Of the COUNTRY -Adyertisen
- are rem pSsd thi. the % invite hseo@ es?<n
.y % y.fs. par.si. sss
ofstv.r.ing IL different oornn ssa Dc 80 = 80 ssssy
sdisnt sns sSoas sIss~ o.sths sea ely eoanry
$4,000 sEwABR i. On. receipt Of e cent:
per Day Every family sod every Josay mao ard woman hosn
ID Tts'd. Tss{ vii ss ser, 70 an g,' q e, sa~
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ghanres tor Businfss Men.

vTATTkBI,E PAPER-MILL and other WAIEh-
Y POWER PROPERTY fos SALE q sS.. sHnf IL
ss,ips IA sorcsa SewYort, VITO 81 is'nHa van aAsss
dssen2ioo
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yW-YORK TRIBUNE.
TIE sENI-WEERIY TRIBUNE.
TIE NEWBORN TRIBUNE.

TUESDAY md FRIDAY morning frice t3 per
" r~e copes for IS Five foE al % Adferse1eEts 70
q. tss COT each Insertion
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~ OF sFRyITUDE. BY WILLIAM JAY u,
CosrEsrs slavery dehned-Ind sduiie Mean,ns o. inc
Servitude-Arbary and preJudieed Nersioa OF
Terms the English BibeHned servants heoreS s -
permitted 10 sell or hire them oIO ns
fuie OF Fsmsr Intercourse between Masters ana
Of Masters not
seque and hold Propertyrhen regoas hshS
Not permitted TO dissolve their Contracts except BY
in Usel-Ins
The Gheonites-Soomcns Ito
uiare.-Jewh slavery bad existed would not have ~Aisheo
Cthsr.'
fhe above penn published by w DODD ~ Spruce
and CRY Hals9pare and also sold by a. KNIGHT, NO -
We read this remarkable coumen..y by judge JAY
with Increasing delight unsurpassed throash the topics
clearly presented sod 50 ably Discussed Indeed 90 luminous hs
made 70 appear which been res.riet
oaeue and completely exploded the prossvey ssntnen o.
NOT few hh who rely Hebrew rt1de 70 neaon
chanel slavery lovers Of humanity AID GOD Will ae
"'"''N' w. Americ>n Missionary.
"Ip this treatise which though short must have been WORK o.
mn ,r labor and oee snnh ed tue ssu
meht o'a"n HUN ~ ~ Am. News
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SFRVANTS-The best Servants Tor every Kind OF
- acr,esi, work Coca Lsundsesss Guam bermsds Waiting
Cu Gi FOR house Surs F--eh La.es AAds o,fmsn
seryaLs. Ger,nan Fr rcA e. n. Farmers 0Sfeser
Ccscbr-ea I'D Mschsn'cs MONKS todN-
FRTS' ShmeE NJ 81 BEs- eerass Of aeAia o., sadsf
al y fs Hens
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ny w BROWNE EXCITING ROMANCE
i MINNIE HERMoN; On, THE Nisar ASp IRIS Mosnse
5000 copies have been 500 IN Nv
days A iH"u 'sFP' ~ G. DERBY, No Psk plsee
.n.,,, of II, the nubl ATOMS Of Miller Orion Mnl
, ia pYby Mler) constantly bad and so s.s pub
lvker5 PRICES " ~ N@ "
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CAIFSMEN.-Wanted three 6rssra, Silesinen fb
- the Rs. Dr., GsOds Rasns None bat tacss Thoroughly
.ssar''a with The hq.i.,., Tss ,s9 Co n. 81
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CEEHANTS-Fsmiies in want of good help, Tor
- civ o. ce.rry eau obtain such he Oae NJ 80 G aa -
uear lhe Bowe.y ~keEe ever eaofs used TO Ve
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Frcly New Edi-n Of ENGLISH and French Dictionary
II APPLETON q Co. Nos. $40 and jas Broad
IL. wy Pubiish on welr esd,y, ~, an r
FkEHcn a xi1 "ENGi.isH LANGUAGES In rso Parts
rces 1 Common u.s.. fern. B .nS ne
ID. Peneh Academy and tn, moT
ard srsmm'ssa, By G,Ss sannS
nDs edition. q sueuns STANDARD Proaoaneias Deti'n
state that the entire hooash revised and HProysd
sddo their larse wois o spe ,nd sarenas and 9ai
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srIERs AND sHRfSEE's coNrLErE FRENCH AND
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Ems COMP ANON IutsGded.. Guide for the T0srss AID
Class Book for the Student =; S s,g lm' halt ''ana NC
AN ABRIDGED EDITION or NEWMAN AND BAaErTps
SPANISH AND ENGLISH DICTIONARY. By N Vslisquk De
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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW for AprL-Cor-
N Daniel De Eos, wuli.m Pinksey AsIsotfs
Of the sh.isptresD COmnspta,oI Memoir fDr CrOs"e
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Pubnhtdby :. FRANCIS 4 co. No. 232 Brosdsiy.
A MEXICAN MEDICAL MONTHLY.-On SAT
n UFDAY the pGbhe4 the fourth number OF this
periodical, with the following contents p.,,, - ,s v.
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siSs 81 s1 on The adies ssd pse cy
:" Or Gibbs Polypas Lteri and Eeeeisn' Oo.etie
b. Or Fodee BAKER Or caFnOhAn o. Cancer
OF he Lower LIP" with p.tss)
Part II Reviews sad Bbliossphy
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wa. h .teoDd divine Sost Of rstion His
TUNE hog,ht ss qsaistn.,, Of s pos, ~ but ,o.ys ~.
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TITLE, BROWN 4 Cos PUBLICATIONS.
By s ssIgg % s Co ,o. .aa .4so, ,a
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band The trade e' T e 'Sg 6ek ,Hf
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slso slsss hand the publications Of AeS CN'
BY niehosk Co and Goald Liaeoln
SCHOOL, ard MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS ard
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a Country Merchsns Who bay 1fse or ,n. assn =. 'a,
a. oeer prices than their establishment n, 3d.,
ir,be IA t5ey csa otter great IN that line
and tAeif pat z kS 90 Ss0 SSD STATIONERY
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printed e Ba-. Aeeosnt s0S q YEP S
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SEbVANrS for every station provided for respect
~ abe families principals ap town 81 the Enpaynsat Ases
Office No 50 IA. hAs., Uaica slare Waited tbs day.
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WANTED-At go Broadway, School Teachers.
w BookiesPss csrk. HoasekeePeI' APR ne ,ssls~
/ ~ pcs will be suited. lhOS sPiNh
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OCtRRYMEN WANTED. 10 work on the Psla
~ sArsd Liberal -sses ~l b~ paid 6sstrsse oixry
nen srd f,e p.ssss an heA Apply tie o1se, M
BrgsC
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4 VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL wishes a stIs-
rented family szi Drss.In.ksr Sos
IL drsss,kes all branches sad q. kras of
,sa ssius s-s hs .ery bes of fun
Car be for days No l AsdoasAss where sas
lived
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N4TANrED--sx or eight Copyis,s for few weeks;
w bot need spey Adises ~ 'as na"s-
rilirk 0 anricant. Ro1 No 50 Pnst ohee
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steri OF GpeLeid patterns Of Paris Ls14op and NewYor
Nt viii take place to-day % her Emporium and Fin
uIun DIcssAsk1g EsiGb.1hment No $40 Broadway,
III n Saloon.
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SO seHAF F, "a Secret riei

knsnc-yerte Makers onion. s5i 7. meeting Of tho
Syss rsLo-iofe make Of the CT ysrs Will be
fs dsbrrrd's 100 Hes n T. DAY EVENING,
IA a, 7, o'cloet l.. = TAYLOR Presideat
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I0 of %. d no the ftrnber. of JeGer.on Lodxe,


a. tsfd 10 the Lodge Room No 81
kssu rus DAY (Tustdsy a. 123 oelsok the
ss'"Iee Our ''' D'0'A'f iA'' IA VIZ R0ssssSosH Pc
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/ NNANIED-ln a grocery store, young Man VINO
W kno~ledse cfehe burness Apply to' FuoAr
NJ "a D
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,srsevernncc Temple Of Honor Ma. will bold pubc
knssfree nestns TUESDAY EgENING, April g. In their
Of Chrso pheT and Hndsopss Good speakers
"a The roblic are respectfully invited ses.s Gss
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A SMART, TIDY GIRL wishes a situation in 3 re-
n Tec.ble auily 20 Ch.nb.rusd AID Waiter CsN1hsc
n tue ~1Lns and rvrng To t-o1ols a.
oher need sFry Has ot.c loo s'Asrt dsnee n he
ry with fespsctahe family The ocs. reference
o her last place Cal. 20 - Wes liza o. eet~ee3
efh.ys where be dsy.
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WANTED Three good PaperMakers, two Engine
W Men AID Machine Man aye waosd lunsi.is,y va"
come Liberal aud constant nPoy nns
svrs Apy Orange Paper Mills, Cresf Lechs Uhor 20,
or No IS J0hu o. New York
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Amneements

INONCERT of the BLIND-A Concert of vocal
Vsrd usic will be given In the Es NJ T. Ohuren
bar kv 81 on TUEeDAl ENENlNu Apih Ine per
r ON ,ha occasion Professors Of Music aud rsduale Of
Blind The proceeds are for the heneh OF
pf adv addition the music there VIII es esd
Bible lin raised ette and the recitation OF sn org
b poe by Miss Frances Crosby
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AN AMERICA MINISTER TURNED BROKER.

.a. AN AMERl CAN MINISTER TURNED BROKER.
---Auguste Belmont, of New York, was an
active agent in securing the election of
Pierce. He is rich, and the agent of the
House of Rothschilds, in New York. He
furnished thousands of dollars from some
source, TO carry the election He was re-
warded by an appointment as Charge to
Holland. He has gone there, and, it seems
has opened regular brokers' office.
A short time since, the Emperor of Rus
sia wanted TO raise sum of money to carry
on his expensive war against the allied pow
ers. France and England had prohibited
their subjects from making any loans to
Russia. The principal houses of the Roths-
Childs are at Paris and London, and they
could not openly take the proposed loan.
But Belmont was not hampered by these re-
strictions, and he has taken the entire loan
in his own name. Of course, the money is
furnished by the Paris and London houses.
We thus have the singular spectacle of an
American Minister, sent abroad by Demo
cratic President, using his influence, time,
aud means, TO sustain the huge despotism of
Russia in its efforts to extend and maintain
its absolute rule over the northern and east
ern parts Of Europe. 1t is well enough for
our people to know what our agents are do
ing abroad, and what is thought of them by
She friends OF popular liberty in Europe
10. S. Journal.
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a session of Wood County Com
~ missoners, held at Perrysburg Sept 4th, 1854.
a a view and survey of county road was ordered 10
be had on the oath of October. 1854 said road ~
commence at the south east corner of section 25.
township range 10; thence west on section lines
TO the Miltonville q Hancock free turnpike. The
president and interested land owners of lands 10
De affected thereby are hereby notified that the
mold Phillips on said day. to lay out said road ae
cordingly. Sept 0, 195i-24w44
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THE PERRYsBURG JOURNAL n
Perrysburg Prices Current

Wheat, $I.50@1.75; Flour $4,000; Rye, 5Oa75 (;
Corn, 37@5O; Oats 25@31 Flaxseed 87@S1 90 /;
Timothy, $1.5o@2,O0; Clover $4.OO@45O; Pota,
toes 6O@15; Apples, green. 5O@$ 100, dried, ST. 25
to LOO; Beans, $I.25@l.50; Butter 12@1s; Eggs,
to 10; Beeswax, 20 to 25; Feathers, 81 to IA ;
Fresh Pork, to At Mess do, $1,000 to 1900; /;
Prime, -$S,Q0; Hams s@1O; Shoulders to {;
Sides to 6 Fish, pickerel $6OOa7 90; white bass
S5.5O@6.OO; Shingles, white wood ---$ 90, pine
$3'5O04oo; Slaves -four barrel $3.5Oto 375, tight
barrel $5.5O@6.O0; Hides, green4 to s, dry8 to 9 ;
Iallow 10 to II; Lard Sto 10; Wood 81 250I so ;;
Onions 5Oa75; Wool 25@35 cts Hogs to 4Ac.
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JOSEPH TOLMAN,
FASHIONABLE HA TTfER.

TOLEDO, ONO.
| AM now in receipt of full assortment of spring
l. styles, as follows
Beebe & Co.'S Moleskin and Beaver;
Genin's Moleskin;
Leary & Co.'s Moleskin:
Also CAPS, Cloth, Silk and Glazed; and full
assortment of Soft and Kossuth HATS. Fur and
Wool.
All who find it troublesome to wear new hat
can have one fitted perfectly to the head by our
CONFORMAT TEUR,
which is the most perfect machine for that purpose
ever made. NH 27--3tf
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BY Royal Letters Patent.
THE HYDROMAGEN, OR Water Proof
Aati- ConsmmptiUe CORK SOLES,
MANUFACTURED By
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
dI Markst-S 81 M1uchssfsr

III IHdThGt-Ot., manchester.
Principal Warehouse, l02 Wood Street Cheapside
London, En- gland. American establishments, 3s
INN Stree, &. 102 Nassau Street, Nelo York, IT, s.
'INHE Hydromagen is a valuable discovery for pro-
4 tecting the feet from damp or cold and there
fore a preventative of many Lung diseases without
any dOCtOring ChGteUer. The Hydromagen is in the
form of sole, and worn inside the boot or shoe--
Its medcdted character is powerful antdote to
disease.
For Gentlemen it will be found agreeable warm
and healthy, TO in the coolest or raniest wea-
ther, the foot cannot become wet if the Hydrom-
aSen is inserted. Ladies may the lightest SOL
ed boots or shoes in the most inclement wea-
her with mpunity; while Consumption, so preva-
lent among the young of our country, may be
thwarted by their general adoption They entirely
rpersede operSkoeS the latter cause the feet to
perspire in a very unhealthy manner; and besides,
not dangerous to wear to pedestrians in lev
weather, like India rubbers While the latter cause
The feet to appear extremely large the Hydromagen,
being mere thin slice of cork prepared peculiarly
placed inside, does not increase the size of the boot
or cause the foot TO appear untidy To Children
they are extremely valuable as they may engage in
exercise with comfort and healthy effects. Their
expense is so slight to need mention be-
sides those who patronize them will find their year
" doctors bills much diminished thereby.
AS the Hydromagen is becoming more known its
sale is increasing to an almost incredible extent
Last year in London, Manchester Birmingham Liv-
"iPooA' NAoSSON' LeeuS, IJuDllll, IdTlS, antwerp,
Hamburg, and Berlin our sales reached 1872 450
pairs of Cork Soles. This year the number will far
surpass that.
Ask the Faculty their opinion of their value as
preventative for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma
and Consumption.
MEMS SIZE, per pair, 50 CENTS.
LADIES do do 30 do
BOYS & MISSES 25 do
NOTICE.--From the Retail Prices we make very
liberal allowance to Jobbers and Wholesalers so
that any storekeeper may make fine profit on their
Aale while they are an article that may be kept in
any store. among any class of goods.
For terms, apply to
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
SO Ann Street. New York
Sept. l6.--25m3 80
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Roll of Honor.

NOTICE is hereby given that l have been ap-
" pointed and qualified administrator on the
estate of Henry Slaughterback, deceased, late of
Wood county, Ohio. All persons having claims
against said estate are requested to present them.
legally authenticated for settlement Immediately,
and those indebted required to make immediate
payment LYMAN ENSMINGER.
Oct. IA, lS54.-29w3
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@. THE CHEST.-@

SIR ASHLEY COOPER, BART, MD,
THE EMINENT MEDICAL PRACTITIONER. HAS Irvr
VALUABLE LEGACY TO THE WORLD IN HIS
Great Preventative of Consumption,
ONFAILLNG CURE FOR PULMON4R
Disc
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. Spring and Summer Goods.

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lor men, women and children, for Spring and Sum
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nave also every variety of Hardware, for either
farmers, mechanics or household use.
IN short, everything which anybody needs, can be
1ao here--ether cheap Goods, pretty Goods or good
Goods. And if you only CALL that is sufficient war
rant Tor sale; and every time you buy, the richer
you get! So, spare not the dimes elsewhere for
they VIII turn into shillings here If you don't be-
heve it, try the experiment E. GRAHAM
Perrysburg. May IL, 1954--lO
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ne business will hereafter be conducted by the
verS at the old stand where you will find