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ASsignees. Sal.

Dy virtue of the conditions OF chattel mortgage
Decuted to me by John Cholletie and which has be-
come forfeited and the title the property described
therein absolutely vested in will offer for sale
the highest bidder, the dock the Maumee river
at the termination of the Maumee and Western Reserve
roads in the town of Perrysburg, Tuesday July 10Th
1856 between the hours of 10 o'clock 4. NJ, and
O'Clock r. NJ OF said day, the Schooner Fisher the an
chor tackle apparel, and furniture, Terms Of sale
cash. Title good nan
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue of an order from the Probate of Erie
ID county. Ohio shall expose for sale N the door OF
the court house in Perrysburg Wood couuty, Ohio,
the following lots situated in said of Perrysburg
viz In-l 30 80 and 49, and out-lot No. 81 tine prop
erty Of l. StaniSlauS, late of Cincinnati deceased.
GEORGE ii. HILTON, Administrator.
MURRAY DODGE, for Plttf.
Ir...u t,..Ss
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Attnchment Notice.
Attnclment NOfiCp,

s. II. Barnes, plaintiff, Samuel Mclnre defendant
Before Thomas Fearnsidc Justice Of the Peace, ofthe
county OF Wood and State of Ohio
ON the tenth day OF June, a. d. lS said justice is
" sued order OF attachment in the aforesaid suit
for twenythree dollars and thirteen cents and twenty
five dollars probable costs. S. IL. BARNES.
Dnrtan -luly 10 lAlli--NANnE
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BY MURRAY & DoDGE, his At'ys
July ., ls5G-3w2SI

NOTICES hereby given, that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified administrator
on the estate os RobertJ. Barber late of Wood county
deceased Il. BARBER.
July 3. Is5G.--sw4--
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Wood County Common Pleas.
Petition fer alimony.


Jacob Miller
THE said defendant, Jacob Miller will take notice
l. that Elizabeth Miller of the county of Wood, and
State of Ohio did on tue 10th day of June 1856 file
her petition in the Court of Common Pleas of WoOd
county, Ohio against the said Jacob Miller. setting forth
that the said Jacob Miller defendant is the of
the south east quarter of south quarter section "a
township 3, range ID and west half of north east Or.
section 50, township g. range 10 and north east quar-
ter Of south quarter section a. township g. range
quarter of north east quarter, section "a, township 3,
range l3 and south half of north east quarter and
half Of south east quarter and south east quarter
of south quarter section r. township g. range 49,
containing 40 of land or less lying in the
county of Seneca and State of Ohio: and south east
quarter of south quarter section 81 township {,
range and west half OF south east quarter, and south
quarter of south east quarter section 80 township
l. range f. and south quarter of north east quar-
ter and south east quarter of north quarter section
%, township e. range II and north quarter and
north west quarter OF south west quarter section 81
township (. range and south west quarter and west
half Of north quarter section 22 township t. range
IL containing about $50 acres of land situate in Wood
county, Ohio: and that said defendant has abandoned
said plaintiff without good and guilty of gross
eglect of duty and OF extreme cruelty towards said
plaintiff and that the final hearing of this cause, said
defendant be compelled convey the said land to said
plaintiff and for reasonable almony; and said defend
ant is further notified that said petition will be for lear
| ing at the October term of said court.
! ELIZABETH MILLER.
| By Price JEFFERsoN her Atty's.
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Shtt oi lNedi E1siuit ny ofueT Oh SoufIs
nN the 26th of July, 1856, at O'Clock p. NJ. win
NJbe sold to the highest bidder the following desert
bed real estate, the property Of Dauel McNlileu
deceased to wit; north cast quarter of the sOnth east
quarter and the west hafof the south east quarter and
the north quarter of the south quarter Of
tion wenty-six town four, range nine containing one
hundred and sixty subject to the widows dover
estate therein Terms of sale third cash in hand
and the balance in two equal annual payments with in
terest, secured by mortgage the premises.
MORRIS BROWN, Administrator
PRICE e JEFFERSON Atty's
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Attachment Sotic e.


T. r. Miller & Co. plaintiffs, Christopher Perrin,
deferdauf
Before Joshua Chappel j. p. of Perry ysbUrg township
Wood county, Ohio.
ON the 81 day Of July \. D. 1856, said justice issued
" an order of attachment in the above action for two
hunlrelaui hrteeu dears and fifteen ceAts debt and
fifteen dollars probable cost. JOSHUA CHAPEL =
NIuRRAY O6uGE. Atty's [Juiy II. 1Sjd--9w;isI
Attachment Notice.
S. y. Beach IS Co.. plaintiffs, Christopher Perrin,
defendant.
Before Joshua Chapel j. p, of Perrysburg township,
Wood county. Ohio.
ON the I'd day of July \. D. s56 said justice issued
Va orer of attachment in the above action for two
hundred and nineteen dollars and eghty-eight cents
debt and fifteen dollars probable cost.
JOSHUA CHAPEL.
MURRAY L DopGr Atty's. GJuly II, lS56--9w3S |
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NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been duly appointed and qualified administrator
the estate of Henry Burkheart, late of Wood
~, Ohio, deceased. EDWIN FULLER
Julv = lSjG-Sw3N
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~ presented the commissioners of Wood county,
at their next regular session. asking for the view survey
and establishment OF county road, beginning at the
quarter post in section thirty -four, (34) Township
three north, range nine east, county line be-
tween Hancock and Wood counties. to run thence
Or line, through sections a. ~ % 10 TO- g. and
to terminate on the north line Of Jackson township
at such other point said route the viewers shall
think proper BY order of MANY PETITIONERS.
June 9S lSTG-7w4+
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NEW GOODS !!

TTNllE suhscriberha received from New York alnrge
and well selected assortment Of GoGds nC er.ry de-
sCripii0 which he will sell very cheap fer cash &c.
Dry Goods Of all kinds consisting Uf Broad Cloths Cas-
simeres Nesngs, silk Scarfs. Prints Lawns Bernges,
Gnghams Sheetings. shirtings. Hosiery Gloves Kid
lysle &c Boots & Shoes Hats Caps and Ready Made
Clothing Iardw Nails reduced prices G lass ca
bic. Log and Trace Chains. Chop Axes Brond Axes.
Framing Chises. Augers. l. cks and Lntches Wrought
Butts. Table Cutlery Framing squares Hand saws &e.
Books Is Stationery. CrockeTy-W Stone Blue Chi
ma and Common Wares. Groceries--Cufee. Tsa SUI
gar. Saleratus, Goldfish. Mackerel Herring Fkur and
Pork. Rice. Ginger, Putty Whit, Lead. Bar Lead Pow
der Shot. Caps Oar stock Of Bonucts is superb Rih-
bon'. Bonnet Innings, Parasos, &c. We intend in
and extend business. and for that purpose
will sell Go0ds rery ioie and keep up regular kct
for the pr'ducts of our country. Those wishing good
bargains, would do well to give a call.
PcrryShurg. Ohio. \. VI. THOMPSON.
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LADIES OR GENTLEMEN

can engage, and with perfect make very hand
some income. Several iadies in various parts OF New
ork State, Pennsylvania, and Maryland, whom have
instructed. now making from 50 to So per day at
it. 1t is GENERL BUSINESS, and but dollar two is
required to start it, Upon receipt of 81, will imme
diatey send to the applicant printed circular contain
ing fulinstrctions in the which can be perfectly
sdertoOd Mt once.
In the month OF May last sent my advertisement to
the editor of the 4" Heading Gazette and Democrat"
Reading, Pa and also sent him of my circulars of
instructions. On it, receipt and after careful exami
nation he inserted the following editorial in his papers
We call attention to the advertisement of Mr. A. 4.
Parsons of New Y ork. headed Important TO Every
body which will be found in another column. Mr.. p.
has of his circulars alluded to in the adger
tisenent and examination find it, he says tits,
no humbug but light, easy,and honorable business.
and one that may be made profitable very trHing
capital
23j Broadway, New York. Tml.
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By PRIcE & JEFFERSON, her Atty's
Inne o1 l27G--GMGe14S

DITCH NOTICE.--Notice is hereby given to the
IL present owners of the land in Jackson township,
Wood county Ohio lying in sections II, 49, IA, 49, 26,
and 81 and the half Of section 49, and the east half
of section 49, and the half of section 81 and also
the south half of section H. all persons interested
tereiu that there will be a meeting of the trustees of
Jackson township the house of David Tyner in said
township, the fifteenth day of August, 1886. at ten
o'clock A. NJ to locate ditch and apportion the work
thereon in the channel of Sixteen creek, commencing
near the south east of section 3d. and running
north east through sections 81 &C. 23 A. and ID and -
Said channel be cleared 80 feet wide and the ditch
to be 20 feet wide. DAVID TINER, Petitioner.
June % lSj6--7wGS2S5
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SIOYNS n hN iii "nrP.
DROWN < HUNT have constantly on hand a; their
ID new and eommudiOus store rooms. side Louis
lana Avenue. large and well selected assortment Il
COOK, U1LI, BOX If PARLOR STOVES in
great varieties. Our stoves OF ALBANY manufacture
ard inferior none. Plainand Japanned TIN WARE
Stove Pipe al Stove Trimmings,
A WHOLESALE II RETAIL.
Job Work aud Repairing done short notice. Or
Hers from abroad promptly at,endedto GPerryshurg.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
K,ENA
ms nee COM ANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.

Thirty-Seventh Annual Statement.
As presented to the Stockholders the Annual meet
ing, held in the City OF Hartford, June 3. 1876.
INCOME.
Premiums for the year, " /, j24, sos 80
Less return premiums, 3l,lGS 90
Premiums for the prior
wear were, 1.2SI2i 81
Income on Invests and Interest. 50.705 80
Less loss on DO. 3,Oli 30
------- I-.Gn1 IL
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AHEAD OF THE TIMES! 4!
IL the Sign of the Big Watch,

SUMMIT STREET, TOLEDO.
soq II. T. COOK respectfully informs his ten
ia, thousand personal friends. and the good
IA people of Toledo Maumee City, Perry shurg,
and the country around that he has opened keeps p
the most complete and splendid stock offered in tho
city, aud is receiving daily additions from the bes, Euru-
pean and eastern manufacturers Of
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
1t would be quite useless to attempt enumeration
If the brilliant articles his show contain bu, la
lies and gentlemen will please call and his splendid
Gold and Silver Watches,
of variety quality and pattern. at prices ranging
from Ten 10 One Hundred and Fifty Dollars
SUPERB GOLD FOB CHAINS,
the largest aud richest assortment here,
prices from Trelrs to Fifty Dollars.
HEAVY GOLD GUARD CHAINS.
Nf unequalled beauty weight and finish, Mt from
Tssire 10 FJrty- Fire Dollars.
MAGNIFICENT DIAMosD Piss AND RINGS, of thelatest
styles, and ut the lowest prices.
SUPERIOR Pen AND POCKET KNIVES, Of elegant pat
and finished workmanship, the finest lot in
PLAIS, OcrAGos & BEAUTIFUL 1SLAID CLOCKS, Of
the best manufacture, at 7ro and a Half to FiftsS.,
Dollars. With countless variety OF
Lnckets, Rings, Gold Pens.
Ear Drops, Breast Pins. Gold Pencils,
Cuff Pins Brooches studs. Watch Seuls
aud eveyt ng else heard tell of in jew
,lry estnbli hment. Prices tOirsr than the inUeJt.
5:Ii-Specia given by the best workmen in the
country to ArSiRING WATCHES AND JEwELRr, and all
work wrr anted
7.o- d nj forger~.Ls piace---Sign Of the Big
Watch summit street, TT--slo
n by Hume it'll FIR. MILLER Co.
MAMMOTH GOSHEN CORN; also, a large
WI assortment of Foggs Garden Seeds. for sale by
G. & J. POWERS.
A NY QUANTITY uf Cotton W ood and Oak LUM-
~ BE can he bought cheap of the subscriber his
slwmill. miles east of town, by applying
F. X. MILLER Co.. rcrrysburg
AtNrI MA
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law NOTICE.

T F.PRICE and 5. JEFFERSON having associated
u themselves together for the purpose Of practising
law in ood and adjoining counties VIII he found NJ all
times, during business hours their office in Perrys-
burg where they will be ready attend auy legal
business that may be entrusted to their care,
}. Z. PRICE s. JFrFEUs0S
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Surplus of the year carried. l,30j.j5l -
To Or. Safety Eund for
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IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY.

nor the last three years, have been engaged in
L business known only myself and, comparatively
few others whom have instructed forthe of $500
each. which has averaged the rate of $4,000 to
$1,000 per and having made arrangements togo
10 Europe in the fall engage in the business,
willing give full instructions in the any per-
son in the United States Canadns who will remit
the Of 81 am induced, from the success have
beenfnvored with and the many thankful acknowledge
ments have received from those whom have nstruc-
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l. PECK & HAMILTON.
nILS.--Linseed and Lamp Oils Spirits Tupentine
~ Camphor Burning Fluid. Alcohol, Sc.
For sale bv PECK IS HAMILTON.
GtLASS.lUO Boxes all sizes from the Franklin lass
u Works, a superior article, equal to the French
Glass and much cheaper. For sale by
PECK & HAMILTON.
(tNSTOE on. by the dozen. as low as can be nur.
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S5 TO SIS PER DAY

at it, to give any person opportunity to engage in
this business which easy pleasant, and very profta
bic, at small cost There is positively No HuMBUG in
the natter References of the best class be given
regards its character and refer persons whom
have instructed, who will testify that they making
from 81 to 3j per day at the same 1t is business in
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Valuable Farln for Sale.

AO nnA FEET Cotton Wood LUMBER, sui
ZU,ONJD able for fencing, for sale cheap.
April 10. 1856. by L, r. NIILLFR & co.
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Forty Acre Farm for Sale!

PRICE q JEFFERSON, Atty's.
. July > lS56--sw4$2l30.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24
RETRIRuTlON.-A TALE OF PAsslc

RETRIBUTlON.-A TALE OF PAssIoN.-
Lovers of literature will be happy 10 learn
that q new work bearing the above title, by
the far famed and popular American authoress,
Mrs. E. D. N. SoUTnwoRTH, is about 10 be
issued from the Publication Office Of T. B.
PETERSON, Esq. of Philadelphia. 1t would be
superfuous in US 10 attempt 10 speak of the
merits Of the authoIesS-she has long ago been
ranked as among the first, if not the first and
best female writer in America. The fact Of
il coming from the publication house of Mr..
Peterson, is sufficient to recommend it as an
excellent work. Complete in one volume
neatly bound in cleth, for SIPS; or in two
vols. paper for ST.. Sent free Of postage, on
RENTING the price Of the edition. you may
wish, 10 the publisher.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24

-gPIt is amusing to see how satisfactorily
The Black Republicans Prove that their "Wooi-
" Horse" candidate is not a slave hoIder'
They writhe, wriggle and splurge, but we de
fy them to sotisfy the people with such proof
as they have trumped up. 1t WON'T to-iI is
hard too, that you have been so egregiously
imposed upon. That he is a Catholic, or has
been, there, is no doubt The New YORK En-
quirer, (aFremoat paper,) says he is 10 men,
Der OF no church, and never vas" but can
didIy admits that he "was partly educated 10 a
Catholic institution" and that his father was
ga prominent Catholic" The assertion oil
the Register, therefore, that the Black Repub-
lican or woolly horse candidate is a member
of the Episcopal church, is all CANNON "a
story, manufactured from the whole clotb'-
The New York Express lately produced EVIL
dence of a very conclusive character mat Ool'
Frem ont has turned renegade from The Cath
Ole Church, as O bid for the Presidency. An
AAmerican Catholic gives a series OF lactS IN
the Express, which seems 10 US oil a character
not easiIy 10 be overtbaown. III IN order 10
win the Know Nothing vote, CHI. has alb
jur.d the faith Of bis fathers, and the faith lie
himself formerly pTofessed, il but adds one
more proof to the moss Of testimony alreodyin
existence of his having principle in proportion
10 the chances fot obtaining an Office. He is
a renegade from Democracy, and is to be re-
woti,ed for his treachery by the opposition votes
for the Pres idency. If he is a renegade from
the Church in which he was educated, be may
receive The wages Of iniqui,y in Know Nolbiag
support. Haven't they been badly "sucked
in" in their nomination was theie ever
a party in such a ludicrous position There
will moi be a grsase spot left Of ii alter NO
vembeI next.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24

JAMES B. cHANAN.-We find the following
beautiful aud patriotic sentimen, in a speech
of Mr.. Buchanan, delivered in the House OF
Representatives in 1922. How perfectly has it
been illustrated by his subsequent public ca
reer: "lfI know myself, am a politician
neither Of the East, nor OF the West, oil the
North, nor the Soulful therefore shall forever
avoid any expression, The direct tendency OF
which must be 10 create sectional jealousies,
sectional divisions, and at length d~isunion, that
worst Of all political calamities."
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24
Course Of the Germans.

The Philadelphia Democrat, a German Dali
ly paper OF large circulation, which supports
Buchanan and Bfeckinride, denounces The
reports of the Black Republican journals. as
to a majority Of the German population being
abolilionistS and in favor of Fremont, as libels.
The fruiiless attempt Of the opposition Ia
manufacture public opinion. is r%eacting upon
themselves, as the frauds become one by one
exposed. The Germans are democrats, both
in education and habits, and will never leave
their party 10 follow any sentimental abSuldi.
ty, which cannot stand the test of reason.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24
An Extraordinary Verdict The arr son Ccso.

Considerable excitement, prevailed through
the city yesterday, consequent upon the eX.
traordinary termination Of The ArllSon murder
trial, which has been going on for the last
few days. The circumstances connected with
the Internal machine, which exploded at he
Medical College, in Cincinnati, now more
than w years aso, causing the death Of TWO
persons, Isaac Allison and his wife, are,
doubtless, fresh in the reculiectiUns Of oul
readers and The pubic generally 1t was q
murder OF unusual and extraordinary atroclty,
and attracted, far and wide, a great share Of
attention.
Circumstances amounting almost 10 posi-
live certainty, pointed Uut;NIliiam Arrison as
the mar who bad sent The internal machiI e.
which had done The terrible deed Of blood
He was pursued and arIes;ed in Iowa; tried
for The murder, and, after a fair investigation,
convicted and sentenced 10 be hung. Upon
exceedingly technical grounds The verdict was
set aside and o new Trial ordered. AT the
second trial some undue influences were ex-
erted IN inpanne!ling u jury, aud it did not
agree upon a verdict. Last week, after more
than two years had elapsed, the third ;Tial
took place in The Court Of Common Pleas,
Judge Parker presiding. The evidence was
even stronger than on former trials.
The prisoner, AuiSon, was identified as the
person who sen lie machine, Ivy several wit.
nesses, and 10 that>concluSion came The jury.
But, strange to say, they found that, in DELHI
erately preparing and sending 10 the Medical
College this nurderous instrument, and dirscl.
ing il 10 Allison, against whom lie was known
10 entertain a grudge on account off quarrel,
Arrison was only guilty oil m2ashUghter.-
This verdict is SO contrary to Tue evidence in
the case, and such q petveTSlon Of justice,
that it everywhere creates a feeling OF aston
ishment and Indignation.
Upon what hypothesis such a verdict could
be rendered, it is impossible for a reasonable
man 10 find in the history and circumstance
OF the case. II manslaughter cen he made out
OF such a case as TINT Of AiriSon, we have 10
idea what could be cocl and deliberate muir,
der. 1t does seem that in capital cases there
is no cha nee of obtaining justice in thiS city.
We trust the Prosecuting Attorney, Mr.. Cox,
will see that AuiSon is now tiled on the OlheT
ind icImen; FOR murder-that Of Ms. Allison.
Gin. ENQUIRER,
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"Rev. ]. Z. Roy, Chicago, Illinois,"

QJThe threatened war between Spain and
Mexico o, which marred the hopes OF the Cuba
fllibusters, is arrested. The SpaDiards have
conquered peace, and adjusted their difficultie
without the aid of gunpowder. They have
been compelled 10 reduce their claims 10 a
fair consideration, as President Comonfort, OF
Mexico, had tclcrably strong evidence that
there were items which we're frauds upon the
national faith, fabricated 10 cover moneys
which had foun nd their say into the pockets Of
the Spanish Minister and OF Santa Anna, by
their joint connivauce, and had never been
required or used for national purposes, or made
part of any loan by Spain to Mexico, in money,
materials or service.
pThe Washington correspondent Of the
New York Courier says that the foreign dis
patches sustain the onticipations heretofore
expressed, relative TO the final settlement oil
the difficulties with England. The negotiation
for the adjustment Of differences respecting
Central America was progressing fayorably,
and would, no doubt, terminate in a treaty.
which will not be found, like the present one
a provocation TO war during every six months
of its existence. The Convention Of 1850 has
had an uneasy life Of six years, and has beer
not only incapable Of rest itself, but the cause
of ceaseless strife TO others. The wal feveI
is now happily ended, and the subject vii
soon lose IFS interest.