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Daily American organ., 1856-03-06
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sFy- Lutheran Church Fair.-The Amphion
Quartette Band of Washington City will sing at Odd
Fellows Hall every night during the week, commen
cling on "Wednesday night for the benefit of the Luz
theran Church holding the Fair They receive moth
ing for themselves The Brass Band win play be-
tween the vocal performances mar At
Daily American organ., 1856-03-06

We would be much pleased if the Washing
con Union, Richmond Enquirer, and other
Pierce presses, would present the above Pierce
platform in nanFilel columns with the Ameri-
can platforrhswhich they dcnounce with so
much bitterness
Daily American organ., 1856-03-06

NO. BOA, Pennsylvania avenue,
mar B--Steo Between Ninth and Tenth SITS
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To the State board af agriculture. being the
proceeds OF show licences, twenty eight hundred
end thirteen dollars and iilty-one cents.
For the payment of the salary of the seereta-
ry of the State and commissioner of common
schools three hundred dollars.
For payment of stationery for the use OF the i
departments OF State, ten thousand dollars
For the transportation of convicts to the peni-
tentary, and for costs of prosecution, thirty-two
thousand dollars.
For the payment OF the salaries oil the otllcers,
assistants, and general expenses CT the Newburg
lunatic asylum thirty-two thousand dollars,
Also, two hundred dollars for salary OF moral
instructor to Newbrdge asylum; and the like
sum Tor moral instructor to Dayton asylum.
For the payment of the salaries OF the officers,
assistants, and general expenses OF the Dayton
lunatlc asylum, twenty-five thousand dol ars q
For tke payment OF Wolt-scalps certificates,
| Tour hundred and ltly dollars.
For payment OF the claim OF r. Neil, Torrent
of building for use of House of Representatives,,
nine hundred dollars.
For Ihe cIalm OF /. Amoos, Tor rent OF oulIu-
for the use OF Senate one thousand dollars.
For the expenses OF Presidential election in
adqIlon to former appropriations, Tour thousand
ana I'VE hundred dollars.
For expenses OF committee OF the Legislature
N examining Lunailc Asylum5 at Dayton an9
/ New burg one hundred and twenty dollars and
lhlriy-hv cents
For paying ~ lhomas 10y resolution OF the
Housed lor keeping up five extra dockets Tor
December term OF Supreme Court, the sum oil
} 'h'Lly uOHars'
for the payment ct Sundry accounts Tor ht-
Ilhg ana furnishing thc nails ana rooms i9r Tue
iies,sIa1ule, '.s sum Oh two lhopsanu uollaIs
! tue accounts 10 DC ceruhed by the secretary OF
state. .
, TOT paying messenger 70 tie supreme court
llit sum OF llEtt HUnQfeu ana llIN-SlA uOlldlS
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WATERV VILE
W00LEN FACT0 r Y

The subscribers still continue the Woolen Fac
t. ry, in Wstervilir, Lucas county. Ohio, ana are
prppa to manufacture from the fleece, all kinds
If WOODEN GOODS, such as Cloths, Satiuetts.
Twecds, Flaunels, Blankets Yarns, DC, by the
art or on shares, in such a manner that III give
GOOD s.tis.aci 10 all those who ia favor them
wit their patronage.
They i'll keep on hand a supply Of the above
articles, to exchange for wool.
Carduk and Spinning done at short notice, at
l6 cents per pouuI Of yarn.
Gust. Ia CarIiu5 and Cloth Dressing done as usual
al short notice.
1JWr VIII pay the highest market price for
wool in cash Also all kinds uf mark, table pro-
Guce taken in exchange for work and cloth.
STADDEN Il PRAY.
Watervillc MAY TO- Is56--lv.
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whole term of his sentence, or the remainder of
his term Of sentence after this act shall take
effect he shall be entitled to a certificate thereof
from the warden and upon presentation thereof
to the governor, he shall be entitled to a restor-
alton of all the rights Of citizenship, which
have been forfeited by his conviction and it
shall be the duty of the warden to discharge
such convict from the penitentiary when he
shall have served the time Of his sentence, less
the number of days he may be entitled to have
deducted theTClrom in the same manner as if no
such deduction had been made provided, that
if such convict shall be guilty Of a violation Of
the printed and published rules of the prison,
after he shall, as provided in this section, have
become entitled TO diminution of his service
to which he has been sentenced, the directors
shall have the power to deprive, at their discre-
ton, such convict of a portion or all (accord-
| ing to the fragrance of such violation of dis
cipline Of the elimination of the term of sen
tence, to which he had previously been by this
act entitled.
SECTION 10. The directors and warden ol
the penitentiary shall, from time to time, es-
tablish by laws, rules and regulations for the
discipline and government thereof and the
/ warden, for himself and assistants, shall be
held responsible for the observance and en-
/ forcement of su5h by laws, rules and rugu.
lations Provided always, that such bylaws
rules, and regulations, shall no! be contrary
to law and the directors shall submit such
by laws, rules and regulations, to the legis
lature at each session thereo and provided
always, that nothing in this act shall be Sc
construed as 10 prevent officers of the Ohio
Penitentiary from holding their respective
Offices until their successors in Office shall bt
appointed and qualified.
SECTION 10, The hospital of the peniten
tiary shall, under such conditions as the di
rectors, warden and physician may provide
be accessible to the professors and students
Of Startling Medical College, and other ply
sicans of Columbus once week, during tht
annual college terms for clinical instruction
provided that no convict shall be subjected
by such professors to any involuntary exam.
nation or sergical operation.
SECTION go. That pamphlet ccpy of thi
act, including a copy of the bylaws, rule
} and regulations, shall be furnished by tn
warden to each convict who can read.
SEcrIoN 81 The act providing for the ap
poinlment Of officers of the Ohio Penitentla
ry and other purposes, passed April 26, 1854
r and also the 9Th section of the act making
provisions for carrying into effect the acts 70
the punishment Of crime, passed February
&c, 1885. be, and same are hereby repealed
This act to take effect from and alter its pas
sage.
n. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President OF the Senate.
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BOYD, STONE & CO., Proprietors.
Maumee City, Ohio
BOOKSi BOOKSU COOKS m

Fre,h arrivals weekly at Holts Book Store, sigr
ofthe Book consisting Of SchoolBouks of all ki ds
also Latin Greek French, German, and the high
er Mathematical works He also has the standard
Poets Histories Biographies, Travels, New and
Popular works, etc etc together with commen'
tares and notes on the Scriptures; works on The.
ology, Annuals, Gift Books, for all seasons and
ages, large assortment of HOLIDAY GIFTS,
and TOY BOOKS with beautiful pictures for the
children OF Stationery he has the best the cas-
tern mark etflrds and in great variety.
INKS-BlaCk Blue, Red, Carmine, Arnold s and
Uarrison's Fluid, Copying, Indelliblo etc.
GOLD PENS, Mammoth, Engr ossing, CONNER
al, Ladies' &c, at HOLTS.
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The IVsst
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In NtS-- or IN'! COURSE lhG '"iis al.
"I bg"E Nsopns' Lectures aud fenr'alshP' "FgrH,iy
Garl'gt ---------,- ~ W. wv
tor tu!l course h LADIES' Department --------V ~ u"
VIE IEbPtIEiDNs take great pleasure IN eA-
i pressing theF tl'nHS Tor the ErAtiSlHs ana pre-
ceteHtea success "heh Hs marked the career ol tnc
,ITlou SInCs us e5,Dl' lgnt at lt CAtlI A. gnu
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In gIlfrs,u %, our r,,.g,,at ,f a,rntgt Ii-Lsd as
si,pts we lave also scrsd e services of some of tile
mos, or1irrrt lecturer, in Ohio to lecture upou COM
ni,rci,l toufcs
Our course OF instruction is too extended to partcu-
lqri1e here but If embrace, every thing connected with
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, with a free
aud full discussion Of its scientific priuciples--LcctuTeS
upon Commercial History, and History Of eminent Com
| mercial Men, Commercial Geography, Commercial
Products : ommgruiG Calculations Banking, Political
Economy, Mercantile Law, Ethics OF Trade, PcuHan-
| ship, &c,
The Ladies' Department
Is now open for tho reception of Ladies' No iustitu-
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LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED by AUTHORITY.
AN ACT
To confirm the sale of certain lands therein
named

| No. l35. AN ACr
To confirm the sale of certain lands therein
named.
Whereas, by an act Of Congress, passed March
2, 1853, the selections of land by the State OF
Ohio for canal purposes, under the act Of
second March, eighteen hundred and TWEEN
ty-seven, aud twenty fourth May, eighteen
hundred and tweuty-eight, was confirmed
therefore, in order to cure defects, il any,
in the titles Of such purchasers to such lands
bought from the State of Ohio previous tt
the passage of the above act, and to que
them in the possessions thereof.
SECTION |. BE 1t enacted dy the General As
srmby Of the State OF Ohio, That such sales be
and the same are hereby confirmed.
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
LESTER TAYLOR,
President Of the Senate, pro TEN.
April IL, 1856
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
tnIINkITS OHIO

Tie most Thorough d. Practical Institution in
the Vest
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AN ACT

Il36.l AN ACG
Authorizing the State of Ohio to adopt as part
of the Public Works Of the State, that por-
iion of the Sandy and Beaver Canal which
lies between Bolivar and Sdndyvie.
SECTION l. Be- it enacted by the General As
sembly of the State of Ohio, That the board
of public works are hereby authorized and rc-
quired, in the name and for the use Of The State
OF Ohio to take possession of aud adopt as a
par! of the public works of this State. aud as Il
feeder of the Ohio Canal, that part of the San
DIV and Beaver Canal, extending from its junction
with the Ohio canal at the town OF Bolivar, TO
the head of the slack water pool created by the
dam across Sandy Creek, below the town Of
Sandyville in TusCarawas county, together
with all the waters works. privileges, appur-
tenances and devices OF every name aud nature
nppertaining thereto, or connected herewith.
SECTION 2. That before the board of public
works shall take possession OF, and adopt said
Sandy and Beaver canal, as mentioned in the
preceding section, the present owners thereO!
Shall put said canal in such good aud substOn-
lial repair as shall b. acceptable to said board,
and shall make TO the State of Ohio good and
sufficient title, to BE- approved by the board of
public works and the attorney general, and
shall execute to the State a bond to be approv-
ed BY the board and the attorney general in
Identifying the State against all claims for los
ses or damage ACQUIRING prior to the adoption OF
portion of such canal shall be taken pos essiOn
of and adopted only in the present owners
shall make a conveyance of the same to the
State, By which the whole title Of such owners
may be conveyed, and provided also, that the
State Of Ohio shall be compelled tu.pay no con
sideralion for the came other than to agree to
keep in repair such portion OF such canal whilst
the same may be the property of the State, ST
SOON as the same shall b. accepted by the board
OF public works aud conveyed to the State in
the manner in this act provided.
SEcTIoS 3. That all laws in force in relation
20 the location, construction, repairing regula-
ton. protection and navigation of the canals o
tajs ) ate, are hereby extended to said part oil
sii3 sandy and Beaver canal.
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House cf Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the Senlte pro tenn.
April Q, 1856.
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PIPER'S
TOLEDO BOOK BINDERY,

Bliss BuiIding-sdne floor of Anarets Z JaegeT'f
Steam Printing House
BINDING in all of its various departments, exc
cuted promptly, at fair prices, and in style not
to be surpassed in the West. The Proprietor
would beg particularly to impress upon the pub.
lie the fact that he uses FAR BETTER STOOY
than any similar establishment IN this vicinity
and it is his intention to render all of his worL
distinguished alike for its beauty and durability
BLANK BOOKS for Banks, Insurance compa-
nies, Forvarders, County Officers, DC, made at
the shortest notice.
Magazines and Old Books bound to patterns.
One of Towns Patent PAGING MACHINES for
paging Blank Books, is in operation at this estab
lishment.
Tole o, Oct 20, 1856 4
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TO De CONTINUED.
AUDIroR'5 OFFICE, PERRYsDURG,l
Anil 10. 1856.

certify that the foregoing laws are correcl
accold ding to the copies certified to by the
Secretary Of State and furnished to this Office
by the contractor fer publishing the laws in
newspapers. JAS. w. ROSS,
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Manufacturer IF all styles Of Carriages and
Wagons: aiSo Ball Dc Posts Cultivator,
warranted to do double the amount of work of any
ordinary cultiyaLor Shop on Front street, oppo-
site Spalford's Hotel, Perrysbarg, Ohio. No.2
MILLINERY & DRESS MAKING.
MRS c. sWITZER thanks the ladies of Maumee
and vicinity for their kind and liberal patronage,
and respectfully soicts a continuance of the same
From long experience, she feels assured OF be-
ing able to give universal satisfaction.
Dresses and Boanets made in the Latest Styles.
Also plain Straw, Leghorn French, and Neapoli-
tan braids gentlemen's Straw and Panama hats,
renovated in the most satisfactory manner and on
liberal terms. Produce taken in exchange for work.
Second door west of Prosbyteri'n Church, near the
corner Of Broadway and Conant-sts [aprl9-27
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\ FULL LIBRARY OF SPIRIT
WORKS, kcp, by VIM. HOUSTON, including
Fowlel' Works on PhrenoloEy, DoetorDo--
on Electrical Psychology, works on
Magnetism and Science, and Physiology.
These work. are lent to those de,ir us Of imrr..
wing their intell ctual p-wers. lPerrysbure, alla
7o Iwsgsfs, AUoio,ts, and Deaiers in Medie!a.
THE PRINCIPAL pFP or
DR. GREGcRT'S INSTANT CURE or PAIN
For Western Ohio, Indiana, Iowa Missouri, VIr-
giuia, California, NeV England, SC at the Store
Room Of p. ". BOYD, CO.
We keep a supply constantly on hand. All
Dea'e rs in Medici supplied on most reasoua''
terms.
This very valuable and popular medicju, has
built up its own reputation, and needs 70 wa-.
of commendatiou from Us. Orders sullc.le-
and p omptly filled.
AGENTs:-H. Burritt P. c. Holt, Maumee O
c. West, s. Co., and J. NJ Ashley, Toledo, o..
S. n. Beech & Co., Geo. & J. Powers, Perrysburg
Ohio.
BOYD, STONE g CO, Proprietors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09

On Saturday evening, Mr. James w. Zane
presented US with basket of his Strawberries,
and without cxaggeration VIC say that never
within our remembrance have We seen them
equalled. Were it not that the hot weather.
craving palate, and the general doom of pass
away, emphatically demanded that we should
partalle, We would have been glad, for the benz
fit of some of our horticultural friends, to have
kept them on exhibition. But his wagon will
be around in few days, when, we arc inform
cd, few more of the same sort will be served
out to the public.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09
DR. MORSE's

n VIGO r ATI NC CORD ~ L..
NJ OF only relieves, actually extermnates all nervous
In Diseases by removing their c0ueS, and SO building vi
and Jrtilyng the whole physical system, that 1t becomes aD
soutcy nvunerabc 10 all attacks OF ths character anu
relapse Is therefore impossible.
THE CORDIAL
combines DecuaritieS before associated in mcd
While specifically the circulation and thu
SecretUns purifying and nOvating BOTH and gives tone
and regularity Of uctiUn the stomach ind bowels.
every relaxed organ, 1t imparts degree OF muscular
strength and capacity 10 endure fatigue whether ooal
mental perfectly astonishing. The haccid ies
muscles harden under its influence, the nerves nrt
bracc every fibre is resTEng and suspended function
either in man wonn restored to full vigor All OtheI
stinuiauts produce re-acti0 but is the pecu
DR. HoEsEs INyIGoRArING CORDIAL
'orerur unspent The influence IT eXerts IS uniform and
INJECT NEW LIFE
whole system. The impotence Of age; the reuSn'
ton produced by indulgence weakness that seems c"ust
onHI; and every of the Of sensation
motion, believed cured by single course of s
rcjUvinatns preparation.
Among diseases for wlchit is nable specific, tt
following may be Nervous ncupacity in Man,
arrenness; Mysteries; Female Irregularities Neuralgia
Nervous Headache; Low Sps Feelings OF Discouragerut
Despair; Involuntary Weeprri Mental Confusion; Loss
Of Memory; TremuluuSnrss: Rush Blood the Head
Mental Incidence; loss of Appett A2ciatiOH; Muscular
Relaxation Irrinbiy Dyspepsia Torp0r after Eating
ulartrs the Bowels; SieeTlessness Ennu Invonntn!
SighinE Anxiety: Causeltss Fears Monomana R'ltt-
Melancholy; species OF complaint connected
Wlcther Immediately remotsywith the functions oil the
10 THE MARRIED AND sINGLEin every delicate phys.
zeal exiggncy this unrivaleG safe and rahlc e&haran l
the whole SYSTEM and by communicating to feeble organ
energy which nature has denied, indulgence de-
sroyed, it eisably rrolonSs life while it contributes to Its
enjoyment.
Tie testimonials of It's efficacy from cerEymen Ofhls
standing leading medical and In fact embraces every
profession, occupation nnd class.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09

TnuxDEw RS TnUNDErs-One Saturday after
noon the Democrats fred about one hundred
caas in honor of the nominees of the Cincin-
natl Convention. At the same time, we were
joyisg the very heaviest thunder storm with
4lich We have been visited this season. The
democrats and the clouds fired shot about
H., went the Buchanan gun, and bang ro-o-o-r-
cheer bum-bang, went t;,o artillery of heaven
We think the clouds came out little ahead.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09

Tng fine steamer W. @. Woodside, Capt. G.
W Anderson, will leave this evening at4 o'clock
c,r Cincinnati and Louisville We can recon-
,,.rd tI,is boat and its gentlcmanly officers, to
the travelling public. The best of treatment
o,lv can be received from Capt. Anderson, and
his excellent clerk Mr.. Decamp.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09

MARSHALL AND OHro TuRNFIKE.-The meet
;ps of the Directors advertised to take place on
saturday, was postponed to Wednesday, the
lIth inst, as will be seen from the advertisement
i1another column. 1t is desirable that full
melting of the Board may be had on Wclnes-
l,y, as we learn that business of vital impor-
nnce to the Road, will be acted upon. An
ssetion Of Directors for the ensuing year will
IL, be held.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09

Tnr Urn OF JrLY.-What are our citizens
ding as regards proper observance of the 4th
Of july. Active preparations are making in
cher cities, to greet the great anniversary with
da. respect, and We hope Wheeling will not be
waiting in patriotism equal to theo occasion
Would it not be well to call meeting, and re-
,o,re as to the ceremonies Of the day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09
MEDICAL
AL SHOULD TRY IT'!
DIR. j. HosTETTER' S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS.
100000 bottle. sold in One ear.

NOTHING the understanding in the medical market
IN for the past fifty years. has Cqnulcd,
article be produced equal to this
GREAT ANTI-DYSPEPTIC.
Dr. Hc.te tCr preparation Is not old Escre
the experimental result OF Amateur Plsl.
clans verUa investigation. the result profound
elaborate study OF OF tile scientific chemists Of
, the present century.
Dr. Iosetier submits his invaluable BCrS to Chcnl-
tests, what is still better, personal trial
constitution. The true properties Of these BtcrS VIII
be found hy the first analysis and the full force ol teF great
medicinal ELECTS will be made manifest in an almost incredt.
Are byspeptei Then take these celebrated Stomach
Btters.
relieved at
Are You annoyed by indycstionG the by the
free these Bitters
lave you Fever and Ague? How many thousands in the
constitution destroy
ing disease, by the use of these Dtters.
All Should try this great 0ndOe. We venture TO affirm
that while Iiosteters Bers used, Of fever and
agle
One gassul, taken three times day before meals,
will be found great tonic agent, which all Will appreciate
personally satisfied OF the fact, they will be by Civ.
ing the Bitters trial.
There other Bers, represented the same which
comparatively worthless. Our DitterS without
rival for their medicinal qualities. They put up In
HDr IT, HOstCtterS Oadch BitteFS blown the bot
tIe None other genuine.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
For sale BY all the principal Druggists, Hotel Bars,
Restaurants, and Dealers generally throughout the United
States, aEdby
4. II. LOGAN CO.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09

Tsr alarm of fire late Saturday night, was
c,nsed by the burning of a mattress in the tex
sof tlc steamboat New York, for some days
r - Wing at our wharf The damage was tri,
fine as the fire was discovered before the wood
work had commenced burning to any great OK
tent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09
THE LAW OF NEwsPAPERs.

", we're visited Saturday with rain storm,
',nn,nied with heavy thunder, which lasted
assO throughout the afternoon. a large guam
m .. ~ wa,er FIJI, but not enough, probably, to
effect the river,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09
l certify the above statement is true.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
orat X. CIester'S, Gothic Hall.
UEADACuE Am DEB1IIT

I
Mr.. sas LIscomb Of birmingham says-"I have found in
ouravc's Filters remedy for headache AMI debility My
wife has also used 1T with the Ercutcst benefit"
Ar. A. s. Nicholson, Of Pittsburgh, also he hGxp9
riemcel much relief from its for headache.
READ THIS.
A Hoh0udeC's TSStiIoRg.-lucob Rnskcs living in the
HOLLAND settlement SeLoyEan Wis Arr suffering
for time The misery attending utter prostration Of
nnd and body liaYe been restored by using Iogrhnvc'S
Ditters. tn perfect hcaltll.'
The fact remedy being high repute among
the ollun9eTs In Wisconsin, Michigan, New Horkin fact,
every Holland settlement In tho United States-aTSucS in
its favor.
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr.. John Davidson, living miles above Pittsburgh,
the Pennsylvania Canal says: When commenced taking
Iorrhave'5 Holland Dters could hardly wak-now
10Y excellent health"