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For the Complete Cure of Cauehs
Colds. influenza. Asthma Bronchetis
Splitting Of Blood, and ali other lung
complai tending to consumption
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We have been authorized to contract for the sale of
llaines & Brothers Piano Fortes the cheapest first
class Pianos now in market list of prices.
mendations &c. Sc, will be shown those desiring to
purchase. Sales will be made at New York prices and
the Pianos WILDE put up by competent person. These
instruments are highly recommended by l. b. Wood
bury who says For purity and fullness of tone and
elasticity Of touch they deserve the highest praise
Indeed, am anxious to have of them to in the
great National Convention which am to hold Wash
ingtOn in February next" Many testimonials could be
added to this but Prof. W.. well known hereebouts,
and his Recommendation is deemed quite sufficient
We have others in possession which may be at
any time.
The freight ofthese Pianos will be about $lS
or $50.
Call at this office and examine the prices and get fur
ther particulars.
The Pianos warranted to give satisfaction.
TERMs-Cash when Piano is put up.
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From the report of the GRAND iurv of

From the report of the grand jury of N
Orleans, we learn that they have on their
criminal docket 9G6 cases, 8 of which are
for murder, and some of them are of four
years standing. The police force is declared
insufficient
"A man employed on the Genesee new
suspension bridge, near Rochester. N York,
slipped, caught hold of a workman's leg, and
he, being pulled off the scaffold, hung by a
wire until both we've rescued. They %ere
hanging 240 feet above the water. \
OF the 81 counties in Indiana, the inhab-
itants Of eighty can leave home in the morn
ing, go to indianapolis by railroad, attend to
business there frOu two 10 eight hours, and
return home the same evening.
Mary Burk, of Kalamazoo, Michigan,
has been convicted OF the murder of her hus-
band, by poison. and has been sentenced to
the penilentiary for life.
The Manitowoc Tribune, hitherto one
of Buchanan's strogest journals in Wiscon-
sin, hauls down the pro-slavery banner and
hosts Fremont and Dayton at its mast head,
S. W. Smith, chairman of the democratic cen
trai committee in the same county, resigns
and goes for Fremont and Dayton.
The Albany Tribune says that in Cham
bers county, Georgia, last week, negro wo-
man tied two OF her children 10 her back and
jumped into a mill pond and drowned herself
and children, while her husband, who was
heavily roned, snd had bell on like stray
steer, stood or the bank and shouted, for
which he was hung
The citizens of New Market, Va, on the
4th inst, burned in efigy Geo. Rye, of Wood.
stock, for attending the Republican convection.
The st. Louis Republican of June goth
says A quantity of new white wheat was
received yesterday hom troy, Madison Co.
lllinos--the first of the incoming crop that
has made its appearance in our market this
season.
Twenty thousand two hundred and
eighty-one persons arrived at the various hotels
in St, Louis during the period Of ten weeks en-,
ding the 18th Of NAV last
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A DISASTROUS PHENOMENON.

II never has been our lot, nor that Of the
Oldest inhabitant of this section of Canada, to
witness so terrible whirlwiud as that which
passed over this place on Sabbath last.
About three O'clock in the afternoon on
Sabbath The Wind blew strong from the south
east, and at the same time dark clouds, indi-
eating a heavy thunder storm, approached
from the northwest and, when the two cur
rents met, the clouds in fearful commotion
elected towards the earth stream Of what
appeared to be black vapor and Immediately
after sinking among the trees, as we suppos
ed to be about the oh Con. or Zorra, a spiral
column Of dark smoke, in size equal TO the
diameter Of q common stove pipe, aro;e and
darted with amazing rapikity until it seemed
to reach the clouds But few moments
elapsed ere il increased in size, whiring up
in the air fragments of trees, fences, buildings
and whatever came in its way. The East
wood (Me.) Trollop tol.gate was smashed,
and the station on the Great Western railroad
at that place was crushed into fragments, the
station master and one child killed, his wife
severely injured, and at the time we write we
are informed there is small hope of her recov-
cry. The appearance Of Eastwood is one vast
scene Of devastation. A young lad is said to
have been carried up considerable height,
and in the fall had one Of his arms and legs
broken. Mr., Hopkins child had both legs
broken; and east Of the stean, mills, in Bur
ford, Mr. Gleason's son, young lad, was
killed, The storm continued through the
township of Burford, inclning still further to
the south, with relentless fury, making its
path entirely desolate. Its eastern terminus
we have not yet heard Of correctly y U'oCd-
stock &C.. W. Sentinel.
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HAYTI.


Port au Prince papers to the 1l.h ult. re-
port that the rebellion at Aux tsyes had
been put down, and the most active instiga-
tors and participators were in prison awaiting
punishment. The National Legislature had
been in session, and message on the state
of the country had been communicated by the
Emperor's ministers. The insurrecton at
Aux Cages is lightly treated. The dsas-
trous military expedition undertaken TO re-
duce the Spanish part of the island to sub
jection is justified on the ground that the gem
eral safety requires that the whole island
should be united under one Government
Nothing is said of its discontinue. The
hope is affirmed that the desired union of
the whole country under one government
may hererfter be affected. The crops, which
last season were uncommonly short, are said
now TO give promise of ample yield. The
finances of the State were improving. The
issue of paper money exceeded two and a
half millions during the past year but there
had been cancelled in the same period up.
wards of three and half, or more than a
million in excess of the issue. Every parish
has its primary school, and it is believed that
the interests of elementary instruction are
properly cared for but the provisions made
for higher standard of education had failed
to exhibit those promising results which the
Government expected in return for its liber-
alily.-BOSton JoUrual.
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The London correspondent of the 4Nanc1es
Ter Guardian says:
Her Majesty was good enough to give as
much eclat as possible TO the last drawing
room ofthe season, by ordering that it should
be collar day. Knights of the Garter, the
Bath, the Thistle, and the other orders of
chivalry, English and Foreign appeared with
all the insignia Of their orders. Some ofthe
Foreign Ministers wore a blaze of orders and
stars upon their breasts. The varied uni
forms ofthe corps diplomatic give gaiety and
variety to all our State ceremonials. Blue
and silver blue and gold, green and gold, and
white, agreeable relieve the bright scarlet
and silver of our deputy lieutenants. In
marked contrast to the gold brocade and dia-
mond stars crosses of the continental diplo-
matists, Mr.. Dallas moved in the gay crowd,
bien dlstingue, as was said of Lord Castle
reagh at the Congress Of Vienna, by the
simplicity of his attire.
Mr. Dallas is the most venerable of all
the American Ministers that | remember. -
If you saw him setting upon the platform of
a Wesleyan conference you would instructive
lyalurn to him and declare that he was the
lttest man to precide over their deliberations.
A"u'N' mo IouS hdir OF slNerY Whlte, MS
sage yet amiable expression, his white ne,k-
cloth and black clerical looking dress com =
pletely realize ones idea of the president of a
religious conclave Mr.. Dallas paid his re-
spects to her Majesty in black coat of Qua
ker'like cut, white wastcoat buttoned al
most up to his throat, white neckcloth, black
knee breeches, and black silk stockings; and
as his tall and venerable figure was seen in
the diplomatic circle, closely followed by two
young attaches similarly atlired, the Ameri-
caus might have been proud oftheir Minister !;
for more gentlemanly man or one whose
bearing was indicative of mole simple digni-
" and sei-resrect was not present at the
drawingrcom,"
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II e XICO-

Our readers have learnt, by the recent in
Ielgence from Mexico, that new Constitu-
iicn has been reported to the Congress Of that
Republic. We find in the newspapers the
following summary of its provisions:
The President is to hold his Office for
four years. The Legislative Assembly TO
consist Of one House. No law is 10 be pass
ed prohibiting or hindering the exercise of
any religious worship, though the Catholic
religion is 10 be projected when that protec.
tivn does not prejudice the interests of the
people nor the natonnl sovereign rights
No titles Of nobility, prerogatives. or hered-
ltary honors. No person to be molested, nor
his house searched, nor any property or pa
pels seized, except by competent judicial au-
hority. The right toPossess and carry arms
or offence is guaranteed. No soldier TO be
quartered in time Of peace on any private
person without bis consent. The military to
be at all times subject to the civil law. No
violation of correspondence in the post office
Slavery is prohibited, and slaves escaping
into the Republic are 10 be free. No treaty
to be ever made for tie delivery of slaves
so escaping. The press to be free. No let
ters of security nor passports 10 be required !;
education to be free the tight of petition to
be inviolable. There is to be no national
monopolies of any kind. There is to be tri-
al by jury no imprsonm mt for debt. Con-
d,mnaiion to service in the chain gang is pro-
hibited.'
This appears to be liberal Constitution
One party, however, wants two Houses of
Congress and the prohibition of the exercise
of any other form of religious worship than
the Catholic.-National AteHigencer.
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Mood county Conrt of Common plens.


John Shepler. plaintiff vs. William p Reznor defend't
WILLIAM p. REZNOR will take notice that John
w Shepler the 18th day of July 1856 filed in the
tlerks office of the above court of common pleas of
Wood county, Ohio, petition seeking to foreclose
mortgage deed given by you him July s. 1855 to Sc
cure the payment of three duebils or notes, one of
SloO dated and due July 4th, 1853 and one of SllO
dated and due July 4th, 1853, and of S5S 81 dated
and due May 81 1855 with payment of FIVE dollars on
saidlst note, made July p 1850 aud asking Judgment
for said amounts, with interest from spective dates
as above set forth and order sale to nav the same
OF tho premises mogaged aud described therein as out
lots No % and No. % in Perrysburg and all the inte
rest OF sad William r. Reznor in east Perrysburg
William Il. Reznor will therefore take notice that nm
less he appear and answer demur said petition by
the goth day of September 1856 said petition will
be taken as confessed and judgment rendered thereon
according to the prayer of the petition at the next term
of said court, MURRAY h DODGE
July 49, 1S56-l0w6S45O PLAINTIFFS Attvs
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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
Two William A, Creps, Samuel H Creps and the un-
known heirs and legal representatives of the said
Joseph Creps. late of Wood county, Ohio deceased !:
you are hereby informed that the 10Th day of june
1856 said administrator filed his petition in the Probate
Court of said county the object and prayer of which
petition Is to obtain order for the assignment of dow
er in and for the sale Of the following real estate to
wit: township three, section thirty four u. S. Reserve
of twelve miles square, the foot of the rapids of the
Miami of Lake Erie, containing thirty acres more or
less which petition will stand oTheaIng on IL 9Th day
OF August A. d. 1856.
JOHN WEBB, Administrator.
July 10 lS5i--lOwlS2.65
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Perysburg, Thursday, July "a, 1856
seors, pictorioI Fomily Dihle.

Any person wishing to get a copy of this splendid
edition Of the Bible, containing over thousand il
lustratons, can now be accommodated by calling at
this Office. The price is six dollars but have made
arrangements by which canfurnish one copy the
journal year and copy of this edition the Bible
for that ANY person who will send us twenty
subscribers and thirty dollars will be entitled to
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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IA "remedy for perfumed breath" has
recently been taken quite Gu advertising
round. The best remedy We ever heard was
that of man in Florida, wo swallowed an
orange seed. and soon had breath so fra
grantof orange blossoms, that the ladies were
constantly teasing him for kisses
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THE THRILLING NARRATIyE.

We have received few copies of the narrative Of
the men who buried for fourteen days hun
dred feet under ground in the Blue Rock Coal Mines
which we will sell cheap.
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ON SATURDAY, AUGUST ID, 1886.
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of NOM
mating candidates for County offices, to be
supported en- the Republican ticket at the fall
election.
By ORDER OF THE Central COMMITTEE.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale.

Df virtue of an order from the Probate court of Erie
- county, Ohio, shall expose for sale at the door Of
the court house in Perrysburg Wood county, Ohio, on
saturday the 23d day of August next, at o'clock p NJ
the following lots situated in said town of Perrysburp
vz ln IS %, 80, and IG and outlot No 81 the prom
erty of l.. Stanisaus, late of Cincinnati deceased
GEORGE II. HILTON, Administrator.
MURRAY & DoDGE, for Pltf
July 10 lS5C-10w5S1
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July ID, Is
Wood Common pleas.

John shepler vs.. William P, Reznor.
WILLIAM 7. REZNOR viii take notice that on
w the lith day of July 1856 John ShepIer fled a
petition against him in the Court of Common Pleas of
Wood county. Ohio. asking therein Judgment against
MN Tor 10 with interest since July e. 1855 and for
SO 6 with interest from date which petition and
adayt orders of attachment have been issued to Wood
and Lucas counties Said William P. Reznor is notified
to answer deRur to said petition by Sept 2Oth 1856
or judgment will be taken the of said eourt
by default MURRAY g. DODGE.
July 10, ls56-10wG$265. ATTORNEYS for pl'f.
WASHINGTON UNION Insurance Com.
w pany, CAPITAL $500, 900.
D. B. DUNHAM, Pres't. GRO MyaLTr Treos
Cleveland Mutual Insurance Companyt
Capital 100000 Risks taken on reasonable terms in
the above responsible companies by
II. H Donor, Agent for Wood county.
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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 citizen;
of Kansas
Bowling Green, July 31st-Evening-
West Millgrove, Aug. lst-
Woodville, " cd P. M
Elmore, l." "-Eyening.
Port Clinton, I" 4th-
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REPUBLICAN
County Convention.
BOWLING GREEN,

The people Of Wood county are requested
10 meet at
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s. 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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NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified as administrator.
on the estate OF John Cope, late of Freedom township
Wood county, Ohio deceased. Those having accounts
with said estate will please present the same for settle
ment either to the undersigned his agent within six
months from thus date HENRY COPE,
July 10. 1s5G--l0w4+ Adm;n;s,ra,o
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E'REsH TEAS, RICE, SUGARS, and MO-
Il LASsES, at [iuly l9l GEO. POWERS.
SALT just received; new salt in barrels and sacks
- Tor butter and family use. at GEO. POWERS
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COD FISH AND MACKEREL, just received
- and in good order, at GEO POWERS
July 10, 1856.
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For Ready Paw.

Job work, III all its forms, done short notice.
MeTchnnts can be supplied with Stoves and Tin Ware
tiobbing prices.
We are buying Hides, Rags Feathers Beeswax Sheer
Pelts Old Iron, &c. for which we are paving the high
est market prices.
Sale Room--One door North of the Bank
GEO. W. BROWN. TIOly1 trwta ~ uryr
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-06-04
LETUs REASON TOGETHER.
HOLLOW AVS PILLS.
WHY ARE WE SICK


Z has been the lot of tIo human race to be weigh
a ed down By disease and suffering. HOLLo-
WAYS PILLS are specially adapted TO the relief
aI the WEAK the NERVOUS, the DELICATE
and the INFIRM, of all cimes, ages, sexes, and
constitutions Professor Holloway personally su-
perinends the manufacture of his medicines in the
United States, and offers them to free and eniight
encd people. as the best remedy the world ever
for the removal Of disease.
THESE PILLS PURIFY TIE BLOOD.
These fam GUS Pills expressly combined to op-
crate on the stomach, the liver, the kidneys tho
lungs, the skin and the bowels, correcting any de
rangementin their functions, purifying the blood,
the very fountain Of life, and thus curing disease
in ell its forms.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
Nearly half the human race have taken these
that nothing has been found equal 10 them eases
O? disorders Of the liver dyspepsia and storn aeh
complaints generally They soon give healthy
tone to these organs. however much deranSed, and
when all other means have failed.
GENERAL DEBILITY. LLAEALTH
Many o. themost despotic Governments have O.
pened their Custom Houses to the introduction of
these Pills, that they may become the medicine OF
the masses. Learned Colleges admit that this
medicine is the best remedy ever known for per-
sons Of delicate health, or where the system has
been paired, as its invigoratng properties never
fail 10 afford relief
FEMALE COM PLANTS.
No female, Young or old. should be without this
monthly courses at all periods, acting in many ca
ses like charm. 1t is also the best and safest
medicine that be given 10 Children Of all ages,
and for any complaint; consequently no family
should be without it.
Eolko,cEys Piks srs the best r6Btsay koca u. tso
looyL@ for the fokiowiRg Diseases:
Asthma Diarrhoea neutrality-suspicious.
Coughs Chest Diseases Stone and Gravel
Colds Fever and Agae Venereal Affections
Ineuen-a Bowel Complaints Female Complaints
Costiveness Infamstion Worrns of all kinds
Ovsnsnr;a. Indirestion Lowness of Spirits
DshiIifv IivaT Couplaints Inward weakness
Droney PiIes Headaches
~ Sold at the Manufactures OF frotesso sor HoL-
roway. so Maiden Lane, \. York. and PA Strand,
srs of Medicine throug out the United States and
tbe civilized woIrd in boxes at IS cents 623 cents
and 81 each.
EJ9There is considerahle saving by taking
the larger sizes.
N B. Directions for the guidance Of patests n
every disorder are AFFIXED 70 each box. aPre'
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A LIFE SAVED!

n DowAGTAC, Mich, March H. 1886.
j. A. RHODES, Esq Dear Sir-A5 took your
medicine TO sell on consignment mo cure no pay "
take pleasure in stating its effects reported to
me BY three brothers who live in this place, and
their testimony is fair specimen Of all have re-
ceived
W s Conklin told mel had taken nine bot
ties Of Christe's Ague Balsan and continually y run
down while using it until my lungs and liver were
Cougested to that degree that blood discharged
from nv mouth and bowels 50 that all thought it
impossible for me to live through another chill
The doctors did all they could for but tho I
must die Nothing did me any good until got
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure; which at once re-
lieved of the distress and nausea at my stomach
and pain in my head and bowels, and produced 3
perm auent cure in n short tirne.
II. NJ. Conklin says II had been taking medi
cine of as good doctor as We have in our county,
and taken any quantity OF qulnlne and specifics
without any good result, from 25th August to Il tn
December. But seeing how nicely it operated on
my brother, l got bottle of Rhodes Fever and A
que Cure, which effected permanent cure by u.s.
ing two-thirds of bottle"
5. NJ. Conklin was not here, but both the other
brothers say his case was the same rs IL. Ms, l
sold the medicine TO both the same day, and the
speedy from the same small quantity,
and might so specify. Yours with respect,
$500 ~ A. HUNTINGTON.
The above speaks for itself Coca proof as it is,
it is of no better than the vast numbe of like
certificates l have already published, and the still
greater amount thatiscontinually pouring in to
One thing more. Last year had occasion to eau
ton the public in these words ~ notice one firm
1cho hare takea, one Of my general circulars, sab
Sttt1ttsd the Of teEY a,os,7tas for nty Aueat
cine, amt then lcSh brazen tDsp1tdeRce end their
pGmphLet nth the ercf0R1tAoh, Let the proprietor
of any other Dle8tcias sag much # he dares dc
Now [ take pleasure in saying that the caution
referred to the "Dr. .Christe's Ague Balsam' y
that Is mentioned in the above certificate
There several other industrious people who
are applying to their poisonous trash all that
publish about my Fever and Aguc Cure, or Anti
dote to Malaria, except the certificates of cures,
and the certificate of the celebrated Chemist DR..
James r. Chiffon of n. Y, in favor of its perfect
ly harmless character, which IS attached 10 every
bottle These will always serve to distinguish m y
NJ edieine from limitations. JAS. A. RHODES,
apr23 56-3m Proprietor Providence, 4