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The Greatest Wonder of the Age.

No PAY 10 DR.. Tobias celebrated Venetian Liniment
! does not cure Cholera, Dysentery, Group, Coughs, Dys-
pepsia, Cholic, Vomiting, Mumps, Toothache, Head
ache. Chapped Hands, Cold Feet. Mosquito Bites, In
sect Stings, Chronic Rheumatism, Swelings, Cuts, Old
Sores, Burns, Bruises and Pains or Weakness 10 the
Limbs, Back and Chest.
No Humbug-ty it. DR.. Tobias has warranted his
Liniment for eight years, without ever having a de-
mand for the return Of the money-all that is asked is
to use it according to the directions. No one will ever
be without it, after once using it. II you do not find
it better than anything you have ever tried before. get
your money returned
NJ Thousands Of certificates have been received,
speaking of its virtues Nowadays it is the practice
to fill the papers with certificates from unknown per-
sons, or given by those who have never used the med
icine-now DR.. Tobia, offers to pay II P1OO0d dollars to
any one who will prove that he ever published a false
certificate during the time be has had his medicine be-
fore the public. Call on the Agent and get q pamphlet
containing genuine certificates
As persons envious OF the large sale Of the Venetian
Liniment, have stated it is injurious to take it inter.
naIly, DR.. Tobias has taken the following.
Darn: i, Samuel 1. Tobias, of the city Of New York,
being duly sworn, do depose that l compound a Lini-
ment called Yeaitian, and that the ingredients Of which
it is compounded are perfectly harmless to take inter
nally. even in double the quantity named in the diree-
sions accom- anying each bottle. s. TOBIAS.
New YORK. January 9Th. le55-
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o this day, befnrc me.
EERN Wnf

"OODf l11lOF-
Price % and so cents; sold By the Druggist and Pa
tent Medicine Dealers throughout the CDied States.
IT , Also for sale. DR.. Tobias Horse Liniment. in
mint BOTTLES, At 50 cts. warranted superior to any other.
DR.. Tobias Office; Sc CORTLAND st, New YORK.
For sale by Spring & Reed. Warren; James Ward &
Co., Niles. and all store keepers through the county.
OctL5-y-m
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nPN0TICE.-DR. s. sTsOSG's FEVER DESTROYER
The proprietors depend wholly upon the intrinsic
virtues, the curative powers Of this new Remedy TO
build up its own reputation Every sufferer will be
left to decide for himself the relief it affords him. The
hest recommendation i, can acquire is to take II 10 the
sick room, and there let Il speak for itself; let it there
spread Joy and peace around the pillow OF suffering
and main. II it will not do this, a thousand certificates
will 10 but little towards securing the confidence 81 the
public. The testimoniais-Ehich are many ana lorg-
are published in a circular. as the limits OF an adver-
tisement will not permit-whieh are presented more
for the purpose Of calling the public mind to this new
remedy. which may be found At the principal Druggist
IN the Western States and California
II it possesses the extraordinary powers which we
claim, 1t will have great popularity wherever intro
dnced. and form 4 great public blessing. On the other
hand. IL il possesses no real value, the sick will soon
fluid il out. and demonstrate il as a humbus, "a base
imposition" See advertisement
DATENT LEATHER Bride Fronts.
l. Bits from 81 cts to $500. Shaft Sockets. Axle
Clips, Seat Sticks, Bands by the 1000, Rein Snaps,
Breast snaps. and = new and strange sort. Of q snap
Call and buy EN- Of PATCH oPptCAh
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UaiOn tp, Logan Co., Ohio. Peb. ls57.

WE COMMEND II FOLLOWING astonishing cas-.
OF liberation Of the Right Lung, involving. Doubt
less. the Pleura OF the same side, to Tie attentive pc
rusaI OF cousumDtiyes:
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WELLER REGISTER.

THE CURSE ENTAILED.
Il New Book at P0RTERS' BOOKSTORE.
March
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TOR the benefit of the travelling com
l. munity, we publish the following Time Table:
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STEAM ENGINE.

kO OO0 Oak Shingles. on hand and
CO,OOU for sale at the City Planning Mil,
March 4-tf Z. & son.
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Having unlimited facilities for nanufactar
ing, and supplying any demand which may Be
made upon us, We are now prepared to sstab-
lish agencies for the sale Of the Springs, upon
the most favorable terms, In every city and
town throughout the State. Public Houses,
Steamboats,, &c. supplied inquantitles' upon
liberal terms. All communications IN refer
ence to Rights, Agencies, or otherwise. should
be addressed to GRAY & Co., Prepriefors,
81 Bank ST., Cleveland, o.
F. S. Gu. Spring can only be procured IN
this CITY, at the General Depot. 81 Bank S.,
where citizens generally. aud ladies IN psrtie-
ular. are invited to examine them.
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Consistency.

Mr.. Norton was last fall, an open, straight
forward, consistent supporter of james Blrhan-
an: his political friends and enemies all know
this, aud all are equally indignant a. the base
and slanderous charge against his consistency
H. H. Dodge successor to Grbaes q. Moon.
His friends and enemies all know that down
to last May he professed to have voted last fall
the Republican county ticket, and in all el,e to
have supported the Know Nothing ticket.
His friends and enemies all know that two
years since he assisted in the nomination of DR..
Peck and voted for him at the polls Dr.. Peck
was nominated and elected as a republican, and
no one has accused him Of proving recreant to
the principles or measures of the party. With
him. there has been no yariabeness or shadow of
turning. Norton is now the candidate opposed
to him. Who has turned his political coat p
Who has separated from his old political friends
and gone tl bed with his former enemies? Ger
tainly not Dr. Peck. Why has Norton proved
himself political renegade7 The following in
cident unfDlds the whole matter.
A gentleman who formerly resided here after
being absent several months, returned the fore
part Of last summer on visit. In conversation
WIN ANOl tout tuC ldlttl tApltS>su SUM lHpd-
thy for the Shamocratic party At this the 9th
er evnced some astonishment, knowing that
Norton had ever been warm opponent of that
party. Norton observing this, remarked, that
the Democratic party was the only SAFE party
with which to unite, if a person wished sue
cess. ..
Here we have the whole secret Of his aban-
donmant of the Republican party, and of his
treachery TO the Know Nothings. He wished
office, and he conceived his chances of success
to be more favorable in the democratic party,
than in either of the Others. Ia the Know
Nothing organization there were not votes
enough, and he did no, possess the requisite
material to command success in the other. He
made merchandise of his principles, if he had
any, and traded them off as he would old
clothes. The Locos bought him for price.
and we believe, both parties to the contract,
will hereafter confess 10 having been cheated.
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TOT
HnIiISfpr RlnIk.

EDIToR JoURSAL--ln the leading article of
&" The DEMOCRAT un Ter date of OF. lst,. it is
charged that within short time, Mrssrs. Peck
& Averill" have paid out to the farmers of Wood
county very large amount of the notes of the
Holistcr Bank of Buffalo, and that DR.. Peck
has refused 10 redeem the bills of this bank at
his counter. This statement is made for the
purpose of injuring DR.. Peck. $500.
In answer have TO say, that "Peck IL Aver
i'll have not circulated ONE COLLAR OF the bills
of the Hollister Bank, Further, nat H. r;
Averll did, in April and May, receive ;ss25UC ct
the Hollster Bank bills 10 circulate in TINS
county, and that he deposited the most of said
sum in the hands of merchants in this town, in
preference to depositing with the Perrysburg
Bank, and for reasons satisfactory TO himself.
Th. whole of the article in the DEMOCRAT is
tissue of falsehoods and may serve to show
the people of this county to what low aud des-
perate means poor devils will resort to gain an
election TO office.
| would say further. that the bills of the IIol-
lister Bank are good for their face the rt1enp-
tion of the circulation of the bank being fully
secured BY the pledge of State stocks with the
Comptroller of the State of New York. As 20
the comparative value of tn Hartford County
Bank II. les, and certificates of Deposite of the
Perrysburg Bank, have nothing to say.
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1875.
1857
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM

We adhere to the Platform adopted by the Repub-
lican Convention held Philadelphia in July, l776,
and adopted in June 1856 and solennly consecrate
political and moral powers to support its doctrines.
We maintain the union of States the rights of States
and the liberty of the people. .... .. t...
We hold to the old fashioned notion Of our Fathers,
"a fair days wages for fair days work and repud-
ate with the sentiment slavery is the
raj and normal condition of laboring man." and will
resist anti-Republican and unjust every attempt,
by whomsoeyer made degrade the free labor of free
here, or elswhere and proclaim II as of the
leading objects of the Republican party seeking
prevent the further spread ofSavcry; to to the
free white labor of the country Just rewards and
free social and political rights.
We arein favor of the free grants Of the public lands
by the General Government, in limited quantities, to
actual settlers
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Dated April ), 1857.
AMENDMENT NO. v.

Resolved by the General Assembly of the State
OF Ohio, Three ffths of the members elected to
concurrng therein, that 1t be, aud here,
by is proposed the electors of this State to vote,
on he .saeond Tuesday of October next, upon the
approved or rejection of the following amendment
as al additional section to article eleven of the
constellation. Every county which now is, or may
hereafter be entitled to more than one senator, or
representative for heresidue of the present decen-
NAL period or for all or any portion of any sub
,seauent deeennial period shall be divided into as
many senatorial aud representative districts as
there may be senators or representatives elective
IN any Que year of the present, or any subsequent
decennial period which districts shall be OF CON
tsxuous territory and each district contain as
nearly ratio for senator or representative as is
astainable without violating the rule herein given
as TO coAtiguity of territory, and without dividing
the township election precinct, or ward. " any
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Capt. MCKinIey's Letter.

We notice that in the iust ",Democfat some
lcarm personal friend of the Capt, who calls
himself "uS, represents that he is much painsi, ="
to see an article signed by the Capt. attributcd'
to him. Now we apprehenI that those puins
are premature, and that the poor fellow can prob
ably suffer on Till morning. 1t is no. wonder
that when such low demlgoguoism, and such
glaring inconsistency, is practced to elevate the
creatures of cabaIs, that the CALLED jades should
vince! As to both intellect and habits of life
the Capt. would not sulTtr in the comparison
bstween him AMI the reignug Poutifcate OF
the Perysburg Sanhedrim. That those silly
means were used TO defeat The two gentlemen
named lit is viIainy ito deny" but the joke
of the excuse is; Dodge did not want the Office
O Dodge has no personal enemies (2) (Has
he any warm personal frienGs?) That his part:
ner was known. That Murray's friends would
go for Dodge, because, Murray wouli BE- the
prosecutor. That he only CONSENTED to run 10
make the tickct popular &c, g. The esotisl
and Ass sticks out in every sen nience, and WE
think does not bette its paternity! How much
Murray will do for Dodge, how very popular the
latter will make the ticket, an how many
friends he has will soon be known. We leave
the question with the people, hoping that ''tss ;
who is now so badly "paiHed will be safely
delivered when the back townships are all
in.
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Legal Notice.

Wood county, and state of Ohio, court of common
pleas
Ozin Gapin. plaintiff, James o. Galpn Calisa c.
Galpin Mary c. Gapn, defendants.
nEFENDANTS will take notice that on the 29th
bday of August 4. d. 1851 filed petition against
them in the above court, setting forth that they ho
the legal title lot s. in the of Perrysbnrg
said state and county that they derive said title from
their ancestor Cardelia l.. Gapn. deceased; that
said lot purchased with the money of Ozn Gal
pin from the United States and decided to John SPHINX
and from ohm c. Sphinx to said Cardea f. Galpin to
be held in trust for plaintiff, aud asking the court
der defendants to convey said lot to plaintiff and de-
the title of the him aud that YOU answer
said petition before the first day OF the term
of said court that order be taken and decree had
accordingly. OZIN GALPIN,
BY $. JEFFERSON his Attorney.
Semtemher 8. lS.lI-lIMGt
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KEEP HI IN MIND,

That this reduction of the peoples taxes has
been made, aud at the same time debt OF $780,
900 has baeL paid off, which was left as lrsa'
cy by Mrdilrs administration, By unlawfully
running the State in deb, AMI squnndering the
public money about the new state house and the
new lunatic asylums. On the other hand, an
unusually large amount of work has b2en done
under the present administration, with compar
atively but small m ans, an yet nearly huff the
appropriations are left over annualy-a thing
eutitely unheard of in democratic tinancier
ing
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Gs- The last Democrat persists in its attacks
uron Mr. Langanderler and makes use of the
following Language:
"All those persons resident of the town
where Langenderfer lives, that have had any
business transactions with him, can testify to
the fact that he is totally and entirely dsquali-
fed Tor the position he now occupies. both IN re-
gard to his education aud his want of experience
in the management of our Public Works"
Now there is an assertion which is designed
to injure Mr.. Langenderfer's private character, !,
backed up BY the false assumption that Mr. L S
neighbors regard him as a weak, dumb Dutch.
man. II is only necessary to state that citizens
OF Miumee City and Waynesfeld township only
last spring elected Mr.. l.. one of their Township
Trustees, and he now stands by the side of A.
L.. Bsckus on thai board. We have had consid
cradle business TO transact with Mr.. L.. and al.
ways found him both competent and honest. =
We have never said one word about the incom.
potency of J. J. Parks, whom these men are en-
deavoring 10 restore TO Office at the States ex.
pense, prorided Norton and Westcott can be
elected, but if these gentlemen wish facts upon
this Point, we have them in abun ance, and are
ready, at any time, to compare notes with them
on this incompetency question. Be careful
gentlemen, or you may get too many cripples in
the ring ....
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Dated April 8. 1851.



Resolved by the General Assembly of the State
of Ohio, Three. ffths of the members elected 10
each house coucurring therein, That it be and
hereby is proposed to the electors of the Slate, on
the second Tuesday of October next to approve or
reject the following amendment as substitute
for the first and second sections Of the thirteenth
article of the constitution, viz: Corporations OF
every description stall be created. aud corporate
powers granted only by general laws which shall
define the powers, privileges and immunities and
prescribe the duties and liabilities OF each class OF
descriptions of corporations, but the general as
aembly may enact special laws for the relief oi
corporations in peculiar cases, and may make spe
eiat provisions in regard to corporations IN cases
vherefrom their peculiar location or interests such
special provisions are required, and may from
time to time alter repeal all such laws, as are
authorised by this section.
~ .l N. Il. VAN WORRIES,
-7'i Sneaker of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD.
President of the Senate.
Dated April ), 1857.
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Common Pleas, Wood County, state Of Ohio.

|
Jesup W. Scott, Plaintiff Henry Il. Buckley and
others unkown defendants
Henry T. Bukley, believed to be in the state of New
York. and other unknown defendants will please take
notice that Jesup W. Scott did the 27th day of A-
gust 1857 file his petition in the of common pleas
within and for the county of Wood in the state o Ohio
against them setting forth that the said Henry T. Bulk
ley, did the 10th day of September, 1886 give n
mortgage to the said plaintiff the payment
of eleven promssory of the same date OF said
mortgage eachfor the sum of $GGGG6, with interest
from May 23d 1885, on the equal undivided onc.sxth
part q! all that pat of river tract 60 which lies in
ship number three, of the u s. Reserve at the Maumee
Rapids, in Wood county Ohio and west of a line run
under the direction of the general in the
1917 and recorded tn line between river tracts then
mbered as siHty-eight and sixty nine. except about
- me- "cres sold to Mr. Ienison by the Cranes and ont
=. rp -vsburg. new survey number 800; except also
lot o' o., rTysburg, numbers one. foui five eirht
lots IN Ia ; GEN. and seventeen. in block three: lot
hihe twelve: oh lumber four; and lots sold II Dar-
ling number ten o,,d TO 'rteen' IN block number one;
and numbers two three eleN a., IN piock
numder two: except also, ,vate. opposne 70,
seventeen in block three, forty = H. ~ 4 ie'es
wide on Water street and extending 10 =. I we, si
The whole of which the sixth pa "T i su'u -
supposed to contain about forty-eight ext ~
the lots above excepted; and PRAYING that the su T. %
ises may he sold to pay said mortgage, which Is uui
S6OOO with interest from MAY %, 1886 and taxes IA
and the said Henry +. BulLley and other defendants
are hereby notified that they required appear
and said petition or before the Sd Saturday
after the 9Th day of September next.
JAS. IL. CAMPBELL, Plfs. Atty.
Toledo September 2, lS57-l7wGS7.4S
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KEEP 1T IN MIND.

That for two years past, the democrats y
have howled themselves hoarse about Know
Nothingism,' yet now they have made cor.
rupt bargain aud close alliance with the leading
me- nbers Of that clan and have selected the very
head man Of item in Wood county as their can
didated for REPRESENTATIVE.
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ALIVE AND KlcKlNG.-Ths Perrysburs Demo
crat comes to us looking as bright as a pin aud
ovcrAowng with slap-up democracy. The plot
of the Republicans of Wood county TO
crush out the Democrat has been signslly folrd
This paper -breatles-kcks. Success to
it, Toledo Com.
"Slap-up democracy Who ever heard the
like? Brown, that must b. one of your ipk-s.
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Another Marriage Between the Locofocos and
knoW NOthingsI Ill

The Locolocos of Hamilton county have Just
now got each other by the cars, and such muss
as they are having is seldom witnessed in the
political world. 1t seems that the Irish Cltho.
lies constituted quite large proportion of their
county convention, and exercised controlling
influence over Its deliberations. This did not suit
the American wing of the party, and the con-
seqence is ageneral split. and an open and bold
warfare. The American wing OF the party at
once signifed disposition TO unite with the
Know Nolhinss and form new ticket, claim.
ing that they could give TO such ticket 3 800
votes. A meeting of the Know Nolhngs was
at once called and they withdrew their county
ticket from the field, and united with the Loco
focos in nominating convention Two of the
nominees for Senator, and four of the Represen-
tatives, are Locofocos, but all are supposed to
sympalhize with the Know Nothings; the bal
ance are the men formerly nominated BY the
Know Nothing party. The Germans10 fCin-
cinnati seem to take no part in this b2tltB, and
this confirms the report that they wiiN2lmost
unanimously support Chase and the Republican
ticket. Prospects are now fair for carving Ham
iIton county What fall will that b., Oh my
countrymen! The county which in former times
give 5000 Locofoco majority, now going for the
Republicans, is indicative of the fate of modern
slavery extension Locofocoism
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representative er senatorial di strict. composed of
two or more counties shall by reason of any excess
OF population over ratio, be entitled to addition
al representatives or senators for amy potion OF
the present or any subsequent decennial period,
the district shall be divided into two districts for
each portion of such decenDial period, which
shall be contiguous territory, and each shall con-
tain as near a ratio is attainable without divid
ing counties.
If by reason of the annexation of one senatorial
distict to another, there shall be any excess of
population senatorial ratio, which shall be
entitled to additional representation for any por
tion of any decennial period each district, as now
constituted, shall elect one senator.
Counties shall be divided into districts by the
county commissioners such other board of off
GERS elective and resident in the proper county
may be provided by law. At least four months
entitled to more than one member Of either house
shall be divided into districts for the residue of the
present decennia period, and at least four months
prior to the general election in the first year of
each subsequent decennal period, the counties
entitled to more than one member for all, or any
portion Of such decennal period, in either or both
houses, shall be divided into districts for the
the district of each county shall be published as
may be directed by the county commissioners or
as may be prescribed by law.
~ H. VAN WORRIES, ...
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate
April Sd, 1857.
.# SECRETARY OF SrATR's OFFICE,
Columbus, April 4, 1857.
1 hereby certify that the foregoing proposed
constitution amendments are correctly copied
from the original rolls on file 10 this office
JAMES H. BAKER,
.- .# .. Secretary of State
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KEEP IT IN HIND,

That under the present Republican administra-
tion in Ohio, the expenditures, and consequently
the taxes, are being reduced at the rate of nearly
million of dollars year; that the State has
lost nothing by defalcation of republican Off,
GERS or insolvent banks, and that an economical
administration of the State government is now
fully introduced in all departments This is in
striking contrast with the late peculating ad-
ministra,ion of Gov. Malill, and a still worse
one that would follow if that more dishones
partisan, Payne, should unfortunately be
elartpd
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KEEP II IN MIND.

That Senator Chase, in Congress, tried tc
amend the Nebraska-Kansas act so that the peo
pie ofthe territories colll decide for themselves
by their own votes, whether they would have
slavery or not, and that the proposition was
voted down, over and over again by the demo
Gratis"