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Daily American organ., 1856-03-31
DR. BRoTHERS' FEMALE Pills.

Especially Designed for Fctndle Oompldtft'
The constitution always suffers more or less when
.uy Of the secretons or discharges, established BY
se laws OF nature are arrested retarded but from
none does more evil arise than from obstruction,
suppression of the menses. THIS sure in time 70
bring on q train Of complicated and obstinate dis
eases such as pains in the head back loins, and alb
domen determination Of blood TO the head and con-
sequent Dizziness cold extremites, but especially
cold feet; loss Of app,tts, cosveness, and general
debility; Cough, Palpitation Of the Heart Hectic
Fever and Consumption. The re-establshment OF
the Cstamentsl evacuation, whenever checked or
pended is indispensable 10 health, and the contnu
Ance Of life
The design Of these Pulls is tbA restoration Of the
Daily American organ., 1856-03-31
NEW WINE AND LIQUOR STORE,
No. 5O2, Pennsylvania Avenue, north side.

BetUceel1 b6t07atI md IH3TU iot9eeIs,
#ts WASHINGTON.
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Illinois.

The most cheering intelligence reaches us
from Illinois ! kn Wentworth, long John" !"
few years since lesder among the Demo
ciats in Congress, and editor Of an Influential
paper in Chicago, is now stumPing the State
for Fremont and Dayton. The freedom of
Kansas is the watchword, and the author Of
the Kansas. Nebraska iniquity, is doomed to
receive rebuke at the hands OF Lis conslitu-
ents that will tell upon his future political ca
reer. In addition to the abundant evidence
contained in the papers, we have been per-
mitted to make the following extract from q
private letter, written by gentleman residing
in Freeport, Illinois, and addressed to a citi-
zen of this place, which ro doubt fairly rep
resents the prospects OF the Republicans in the
Prairie State
"Poltical affairs out here are growing bet
ter every day for Fremont and Dayton. do
hope they will be elected. One thing you may
rest assured Of that is, the north part Of Hi.
noisis one entire r. publican camp, and we will
rollup an unprecedented majority for Fremont
and Dayton, and our candidate for Governor,
William Bissell who led the Illinois troops At
the battle of Buena Vista. He can't be beat.
He is also the tanner of Jeff Davis, (you rec
ollect the dueling,) Illinois is good for from
10000 to 10000 majority for freedom OF
speech, freedom Of the press, freedom Of the
soil, free Kansas, and Fremont"
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The OCEANIC SURvEY-Lieut. Bergman
has selected the steamer Arctic for the SER
vice of sounding the atlantic in order to as
certain the practicabity OF the project de-
signed to be executed by the New York New
foundland and London Telegraph Company,
of laying submarine cable between ST.
Johns, Newfoundland, and Valencia Bay, on
the southwest coast of Ireland. The steam
er will be fitted up with all possible dispatch,
and will probably be in readiness for sailing
about the 4th of July. ..
The Arctic will be commanded as follows
Lieut.. Commanding o. II. Bergman Lieut..
Strain, late oflh Darien Expedition Acting
Master J, G Mitchell; Passed Midshipman
Thomas, and Midshipman Barnes. The Arc
tic will also have on board the inventor OF
the deep sea,sounding instrument, for scien'
tifc investigation afforded by this "Trip
Nat. Latelligencer.
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Piano Fortes-A Rare Chance.

We have been authorized to for the sale of
Hanes & Brothers Piano Fortes, the cheapest first
class Pianos in market list of prices, recon-
mendations, &C.. &C., will be shown those desiring TO
purchase. Sales will be made at New York prices, and
the Pianos will he put up by competent person These
instruments are highly recommended by |. b. Wood
bury who says For purity and fulness of tone, and
elasticity of touch they deserve the highest praise
Indeed am anxious TO have of them to use in the
great National Convention which am to hold at Wash
ington in February next Many testimonials could be
added to this but Prof. W. is well known hereebouts
and his accommodation is deemed quite sufficient
We have others in possession which may be seen at
any time
The freight on one ofihese Pianos Nil be about SIS
or $50.
Call at this Office and examine the prices and get fur
ther particulars.
The Pianos are warranted to give satisfaction.
TERMs-Cash when Piano is put up.
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ProsDectS in ohio,


There is not an inch of disputed grouni in
Ohio. Candid men everywhere give IL to
Freedom and Fremont. The only question
in dispute is the amount Of tie majority
The past affords no criterion for the decision
of This question. Unless there is a stop put
to the continued wheeling into the Repubi-
can ranks, we will take the contract to print
all the tickets the opposition may want for the
price Of Greiner's song book for 1914. But,
there is an end to everything excep. eternity,
and there will probably be an end 10 this ac-
cession to the Republican ranks, if it does
taper down to the day of election. We like
the spirit in which this discussion is conduc-
ted. Our esteemed friend Cochran, editor OF
the Mt Vernon Republican, thinks the major
itv will not fall below 100 900, but would
be unwilling TO compromise on that, as he
thinks so, 900 voters might thus be disfran-
chised, and he would do nothing that would
prevent every lover of freedom from having
a voice in the grand triumph that awaits the
Republican hosts in November next
Every candidate on the Fillmore State tick
ct has declined and goes with the Republicans,
and now the Electors on that ticket are also
enrolling themselves under the banner of free
dom. Mr.. Hazlett has recently declined to
serve in that capacity, and comes out with
the Republicans. The fact is, the present po.
sition of the Fillmore party in this State re-
minds us forcibly Of certain sheep, which is
reported to have butted against stately tree
until nothing was left but tags and tail ! and
the Toledo Times still keeps butting Ia fair
conclusion TO the performance.
Among the Democrats, there being no hope
at present, they are looking into the future
where all their hopes are placed, surrounded
by dark cloud of gloomy unoel tainty. Al
in all, tkis party presents sad spectacle ii
our State. The leaders have all been defeat
ed in the selection of candidate and ther,
is such universal d silk among l!bolil.
people to work for ten cents day, that th,
entire party is chop-fallen. Out of sheer pity
the Republicans treat the lingering remairi
of this once powerful party with the respec
due TO fallen foe, aud in November mex. it
carcass will be deposited in its final resting
place amid the roar Of cannon, the shouts o
freemen, and the joy us teals Il the opprts
sed of every land
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On Thursday last, a terrible accident oc'
Cured on the Mort ern and Pennsylvania
railroad. The train leaving Philadelphia was
filled with the teachers and childred Of the
St. MichaeI's church Sabbath School, about
800 in all, bound on an excursion. While
passing a curve near Port Washington, it
came in collision with he down train which
was under full speed, and ran into the excur-
sion train, crushing three cars and setting
them on fire. A number Of bodies were so
badly crushed and burned that they could not
be recognized. About forty were killed, and
one hundred badly wounded. Among the
killed was Father Sheridan, of St. Michael's
Catholic Church.
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The fknnsnsN Nmeetinz.

Every friend to free Kansas was more than
pleased with the meeting at the Court House
on Teusdey night last The large court room
was crowded at an early hour. many ladies
being in attendance to give encouragement to
their brothers in the struggle to rescue the
women of Kansas from the hands of lawless
libertines.
DR.. Conant, of Maumeo City, was called
to the chair, and after few pertinent re-
marks, introduced to the audience s. n.
Wood, Esq, of Kansas. Mr. W. is young
man, a native of Ohio, and has resided in
Kansas during the last two years. He has
been one of the active free state men, is tai
ented, thoroughly understands his subject
and gives utterance to the startling facts con-
nected with the Kansas outrages, in clear
and forcble manner. We have never seen
SO large an audience, on such an extremely
warm night, so deeply interested and give
such unbroken attention during the two and
half hours occupied by the speaker, as did
the one that listened to Mr.. Wood. He was
frequently interrupted by outbursts of ap-
plause and everything bore testimony to the
fact that the capital of Wood county is on the
side Of Freedom and Fremont, and that we
are determined to he satisfied with nothing
less than complete and powerful rebuke TO
the present pro-slavery administration, and an
overwhelming defeat to those who seek to
perpetuate its existance by the election Of
Buchanan.
We should give a sketch Of the substance Of
the remarks made by Mr.. Wood, but as he
has consented to canvass the county ina few
days, we will allow him to tell his own story
in his own way, which win be more satsfac-
tory to the people. And here let us say tC
our readers thatthey should all make arrange
ments to attend one or more of the meetings
appointed by the committee. Our word fol
it, you will never have a correct idea of Kan.
sas affairs until you have heard the story by
/ one who can give names and dates furevery
thing he says. Again we say, let none fai
to hear Mr. Wood. Take your wives, YOU
sons, your daughters, and induce your neigh
bors 10 60 with yol. Democrats should go
and not be afraid TO listen to the truth. L.
all attend The meetings, and we will ncquescr
cheeriully, IN the decision of Wood count,
at the ballot-box next November.
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Kansas Meetings.

The friends of the Free State men in Kan
sas-the friends of free speech and of free
press, are requested to meet at the following
times and places, to hear the truth about the
outrages that have been committed upon the
persons and property of the peaceable citizens
of Kansas:
Bowling Green, July 3lst-Evening,
West Millgrove, Aug lst-
Woodville, " Cd P. M.
Elmore, "-Evening.
Port Clinton, /" 4th- "
5. n. WOOD, ESQ.
of Kansas, will be present and address the
people. Let none fail to attend.
By order of the Committee.
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The Northern Indiana Burned!

At about eleven o'clock, A. NJ, on Thurs
day, while the steamer Northern Indiana was
on her way from Buffalo TO Toledo, she took
fire and was burned to the water. There were
about one hundred and fifty persons on board,
udng passengers and crew. The Clerks
list of passengers was lost The Mississippi,
for Detroit, took all the crew and about
one hundred passenges on board. The bal
ance were either lost or picked up by the pro-
peller Republic and schooner. These are
all the particulars yet received.
The Northern Indiana was the best boat
in the Toledo trade.
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Wood Common Plens.

John Shepler VS.. William p, Rsznor lllT
NTlLLIAM p. REZNOR will take notice that on
w the l4th day of July 1886. John Shepler filed
petition against him in the Court of Common Pleas Of
Wood county. Ohio, asking therein Judgment against
him for SID with interest since July 1859 and for
S26 G with interest from date on which petition and
affidavit orders of attachment have been issued to Wood
and Lucas counties Said William P. Rezoor Is notified
20 answer demur to said petition by Sept 20h 1856
or judgment will be taken the Of said court
by default 90 - . MURRAY & DODGE, =
July 10. ls56-10w6$2.65 Attorneys for pl'f
WASHINGTON UNION Insurance COM
w pany; CAPITAL 100000. -
ID. B DuNHAM, prest. GEO. MYGATr, Treas.
Capital 100000. Risks taken on reasonable terms in
the above responsible companies by
II II, Donor, Agent for Wood county,
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Wood County Probate Court.

John Webb admir- of Joseph Crops, decd VS.. William
A. Creps, Samuel II. Crops ct. al heirs
FTNO William A, Creps Samuel II Creps and the un.
l. known heirs and legal representatives of the said
Joseph Creps late of Wood county. Ohio. deceased
you are herery Informed that the 18th day of June
ls5d said administrator fled his petition in the Probate
Court of said county the object and prayer of which
petition is to obtain an order for the assignment dow
in. and for the sale Of the following real estate h
wit township three, ion Thirty four u. S. EcsrTve
of twelve miles square, the foot Of the rapids Il the
Miami of Lake Erie. containing thirty acres more or
less which petition will stand forhearing on tie !th day
of August, A. d, 1856 f-'t Io
---....- JOHN WEBB, Administration.
July 10. 1s56--10wi$2.65.
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Administrator,s ,s Sale.
Legal Notice.

Petition for Partition in Wood Common Pleas
Sarah A. Creigh and John T. Creigh her husband
VS.. William NJ Reed and Others
WILLIAM NJ, REED George Reed, Alexander
w Reed, Samuel Reed, Johnson Reed, Margaret
Gowwier and Christian Gowwiler her husband Mary
Sheppard and James Shephard her husband James Nc
Clurc Mary Mcclure, Jane Met Clure Ann Mcclure
John Adams, Samuel Adams Margaret dams George
Mehuhan Samuel Mex uhan John McKuhan. Benia-
mn Mchuhan. Nancy Dmwiddy and Alexander Din
WILDLY her husband, Mary Blankenship and John Blan
kenship herhusl I'd. Samuel Mex uhan. Martha McKu-
han James Owen Bare David Alexander Bare and
SOTah Elizabeth Bare Will take notice that Ittir.g
was hed against them on the 12tl, dan OF JAN L
lH'i, Id the court of common pleas within aru o. .e
county Of Wood anl state of ohio b, srr.h A. ..l,
and Lulu Y. reg uh, ltr husband. NJ i- u,,. o.. i,r
wherein sa n n III. demand partition tr, I 40 70,
'eal at 'n, 81 uoto u tie cuUrty cf Wool i.. IT
Ohio. to VIII part of the northeast qu,r,r If frc-
tonal section humber =. IN township No. = north Of
range No. Q, in the district of Delaware bounded as
follows: commencing n red oak tree ON the bank Of
the Naumce river thence south II rods to linn wood
tree "n tue west Tnk of Beaver creek thence up said
creek TO an east and west line between said lot and land
IT Edward Howasd: thence tn stake Standing nn
DE east side Of said creek: thence n"gr = roG-
| thence east q" rods 10 the sneti'U ltc .ntr,.
#'f'A aI"i- said l.ne to ,-the sra ~sta or cor.
hrui, U sad river; rGerce rr, g., .a r.v,.r, ,'..
beginning co""'uIng nciy acres De III, sGI. ..f, a.,
less.
Also all that certain parcel Of land situate
IN the Southwest part of section No. 5, in township
No D north of range No. east aud described nv tie
following metes and hounds to wit commencing M the
: f. corner OF said section at ssoue. from which point
red OAK twenty eight inches in diameter bears north
~ degrees 80 minutes, east 81 links thence north de-
Ireos II minutes west eight chains and thirty -eght
IS links TO stone thence north forty-eig
degrees and htty-one minutes, west a chains and G2
links to stone corner At the river from hch point an
elm ~ inches in diameter bears south 81 degrees 30
minutes, east ~ links thence south l3 degrees s min
ntes west 2s chains and fifty links the southwest
rncr OF said section, from which point linn tree 20
inches in diameter bears north - degrees "a links:
thence east degrees . minutes north ~ chains and
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Wood County Court of Common Pleas.

lcation after June term, 1886.
John Shepler. plaintiff vs. William p Reznor. defend't
WILLIAM p. REZNOR will take notice that John
w ShePer on the l4th day of July. 1856 filed in the
Clerks office Of the above court of common pleas Of
Wood county, Ohio, petition seeking foreclose
mortgage deed given by you him July 5, 1856 to
cure the payment of tines duebils or notes. one of
500 dated and due July 4th, 1853 and of $40,
dated and due July 4th 1853, and of $5S S. dated
and due May 81 1850 with payment of five dollars on
said second note made July 2 1883 and asking Judgment
for said amounts with interest from the respective dates
above forth and order of sale pay the same
of the premises morgaged and described therein
lots No 50 and No. h3 in Perrysburg and all the inte
rest of said William p. lieznor in east PerTysburg.
William p Reznor will therefore take notice that un
less he appear and demur said petition bv
the goth day of September 1856 said petition wilt
be taken confessed and judgment rendered thereon
according to the prayer of the petition at the next term
Of said court MURRAY & DODGF
July ~, lS5b-lOwO$i.5O. Plaintiff IS Al tvs
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@ In Confidence" of Portage, will
have to send his name before he can have a
hearing. No advertisements are inserted fer
less than one dollar. The one sent would
not be inserted without the authors name at
tached toit. The desired announcements will
be made on the receipt of our fee, one dollar
for each.
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Perysburg, Saturday, July 19, 1856
senrs, Pictorial Family Bible.

ANY person wishing TO geta copy OF this splendid
edition of the Bible containing thousand il
lustrations, can be accommodated by calling at
this Office The price is six dollars but we have made
arrangements by which we furnish one copy ofthe
Journal year and copy of this edition of the Bible
for that Any person who will send us twenty
new subscribers and thirty dollars will be entitled
copy of the Pictorial Bible, and the Journal for one
year. A specimen copy of the Bible may be seen by
calling at this office.
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Too MUcH.-The Toledo Commercial and
the Cincinnati Times say there are 10, 900 old
line wings in Licking county who will not sup
port Fremont. Will these editors please to
inform their readers that the whole number Of
votes cast for Governor last year in Licking
county was 5.273?
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EF- Brooks has had his trial before the
House of Representatives, which resulted in
a vote of twenty-six majority for his expul-
sion. AS the rule requires two-thirds vote,
this majority was insufficient. On its an
nouncement, the assassin made a bullying
speech and then resigned Lis seat. 1t is re-
ported that Senator Butler will also resign,
and that Brooke will be elected to the U. s
Senate.
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Col. Benton 0n Iac CinciOnaIi Con.
VentiOn.

Col Benton made powerful speech at tn
ratification meeting in St Louis on the els
ult. His most powerful thrusls were mad
against the present administration. He Civ
a glowing description of the Cincinnati con
venton, which is reported as follows:
81 found a garrison of Office holders inside
of the convention, and beseging army of
the same gentry on the outside Of it. Pack
ed delegates we're there, sent to betray tb,
people. Straw delegates were there, coming
from the states which could give no demo
cratic vote. Members of Congress were there
although forbid by their duties from being a!
such a place. A cohort of Office holder,
were there, political eunuchs in the federal
system, incapable Of voting for the smallest
federal Office, yet sent there by the admins
tration to impose a Presiden! upon the peo
pie.
Such was the composition of nearly one
half Of the whole conveDtion-custom hous
officers. postmssters, salared clerks, packed
delegates, straw delegates, political euuuchs
members of congress, district attorneys, fed
eral marshals. The place in which they met
and which had been provided by packed
administration committee, was worthy OF rh-
nesting 1t was a sort Of den, approach
by along narrow passage, baIrIcadcd by turrp
doJrs, each door guarded by armed bulh-s
with orders TO tnock down any person tina,
approached without a ticket from the com
mitee-and a special order 10 be prepare
with arms to r:pulse the Missouri delegation
which came to vote for Buchanan-a r, pulls
which they attempted, and got themsel'ts
knocked down and trsmpled under foot.
This den had no windows by which pt opIc
could look in, or see, or the light of the sun
enter-only row of glass like steamboat
skylight, thir;y-fve feet above the floor. Il
was the nearest representation of the "biacl
hole" in Calcutta, and like that hole had wei
nigh become notorious for similar catastro
phe. The little panes of glass above were
hung on pivots, and turned fiat to let in air
A rain came on, Grove into the den and Il
exclude it, the panes were turned up. Smoth
ering smothering was the cry in the dep
and the glass had to be turned up again
Over this place was small box for the ad
mission of spectators, its approach barricadeC
and guarded, and entrance only obtained up
on tickets from the same packed committee
and to whom they gave tickets was seen wher
the first votes were given for Buchanan ; anC
when each state that voted for him was hiss
ed-even Virginia and the Kissing only stop
ped by a threat to clear the galleries. Such
the pass to which the nomination of Presi
| dent is now brought"
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EyIn the contested election case from H.
linois, w. B. Archer takes the seat hitherto
occupied by Allen, who voted for Brooks to
remain in Congress. Another friend to free
dom in the right place.
Eg On Wednesday evening, while num-
of boys were swimming in the canal at Toe
do, two of their number were drowned. A
man, while intoxicated, dove in search Of the
missing bodies, and he also drowned,
EyO. J. Victor, the poet editor of the
Sandusky Register, and Meta V. Fuller, the
talented youns lady selected to read poem
before the next Ohio Editorial Convention,
were recently married at Mansfield,
E- The horse recently stolen from Mau,
NEE, has been recovered, together with one
of the gang of thieves engaged in the horse
business. Both were found in Adrian. Sher.
if Springer, of Toledo, is entitled to much
credit for the management which has termi-
mated thus well for the owner of the horse
and the people. The thief was made to be.
lieve that Springer was one of his gang, and
thus became an easy prey TO the officer.
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THE THRILLING NARRATIyE.

We have received few copies of the narrative OF
the men who were buried for fourteen days seven hun
dred feet under ground in the Blue Rock Coal Mines
which we will sell cheap.
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re- John Scott Harrison cast stigma
upon the Cincinnati congressional district by
voting against the expulsion of the bully
Brooks. In his brcthel speech after the vote,
Mr. d. publicly thanked Harrison.
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Origin OfRauks,

The first bank ever established was the
Bank of Venice, 1871, during the Crusades,
and for the protection of those memorable ex.
EeditionS. It was bank of deposit only
The next was that Of Amsterdam, in 1909
This bank was established in order to remove
the vexations to which the circulating medi.
um was exposed from the fact that the Jews
and others fell into the practice of clipping
the gold and silver coins till they ceased to
have the convenience Of coins. The third
bank in the order Of time is supposed to have
been the bank OF Hamburg, established il
l6I9.--Lond's Detector .....'
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TAKE NOTICE.

In consequence of the change that has
been made in the arrival and departure of the
mails, the Journal will hereafter be publish
ed on Thursday mornings.
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EE-The repairs upon the Universalian
Church are now completed and the Presby-
terisns occupy it for their meetings,