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as- Cleared from this port on the 9th inst,
the Schr, Coqustte, o. Harper commander, with
$500 bus corn, 200 bus. rye and 100 bbls flour,
ell shipped by F. Z. Miller & Co., of this place.
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aSA key vas recently picked up in front OF
the Baird Housc which the owner can have by
calling at this Office and paying charges.
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OBERT FENTON, Administrator of the estate o
IA Seth Phillips, deceased has filed his account fol
final settlement of said estate in the Probate office
Wood county, Ohio Said account will be for airing
on the 2Sth day of Sept. 1858. WM EWING
Sept. 0t lS5S--l lSw3. Probate JUDGE
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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NtDVI.'E,

NElHANDA CIR tNE. dmin- ra riX of i. |. Crane
WI d ceased, has filed her account IN the Probate
Court OF Wood County. o.. for final settlement Said
account will be for hearing the 25th day of Sep
tember lsjs. WM. EWING, Probate Judge.
Sept. 9th lSGS-lSw3
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2J~Spccial Lectures will be delivered frequently
by gentlemen of celebrity upon literary aud scientific
subjects.
AT this institution. each student is required to pass
an examination before the above Committees in their
respective departments and itqualifed receives their
certificate.
Our manuscripts arc now complete, and the public
are invited TO call and examine them.
For further information. call at College Rooms, OIL
address HOLLlSrER & FELTON,.
Cleveland, March lth, 1885, lSm6
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Principal Office and Sale Rooms, No. 8, East ksWr,h
st., Srd building from Main ST., Cincinnati o. Lab
oratory in Hammond At.
For sale by PRck Il HAMILTON, Psrrysburx. O.
LAsKEr Co., GILEAD; w. IL II HooD, BowLIRS
GREEN; ". Is X HAsEINs, Portngs JoHE A BRAS-
NER' West Mill Grove, and by druggists aud nsrsksats
generally
June II, lS5s--6ly
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Why is the demand so great for
DIR. MANN'S
A G u T. B A LIS A M Z

~ -
Because it will in all cases, safely and snectuaIly
cure that much dreaded scourge of ths West Chils
Fever and Aguc--withOut faiLand in all cases will
counserac the poison of Malaria. of which fact tbsus
only recommended for one class OF diseases, and a.
tonic IL Is unsu passed. We will offer few syIden.
ccs of its WORTH by men Of influence and high stand.
ing.
DR. MASS-Dcnr Sir:--For seyerai years past Y
have used your Ague Balsam in my daily prustc and
have closely observed its effects in hundreds OF oassa
and in has il failed produce the most has.y
elect. can most cheerfuy recommend it as a Ger.
tain specific for chills fever and ague and
diseases. H.AUSTIN ND
Marshall, Mich, Fek. III, 1857.
DR. Mann Co:--I have sold a large smoun. .f
al knowledge of it, believe il the best remedy far
cbis, fever and ague that has ever been sold in our
State. Respectfully yours. q. A. HYDE
Ashtabaid Ohio yan, /, 1879
MEssRs. :. X. MANN 4 Co.. GENTS s--Tn eanvassins
the states of Ohio aud Michigan for the sale of the
different remedies OF which have cont Sl our at
tentisn has heen called to observe e great name that
your Ague Basam has gained for sef in svery place
whcro sold il really seems to be the peopiss' Osn res.
edy ana its sale rapid than all others II dos
tined to snpercede all other ague remedies in the mar
ket Very Truly Yours. A.& s. HENDRY
AsW York. Ftb. rs, 1858.
MEssRs, s. X. MANN II Co.. Gents III have at onr
house in st. Louis, sold your Aguo Dalsaa some tire.
years and have carefully observed its effects in crin
md must in all candor say. do not believe its eouI
exists in all the world of medicines. TO my perso.
ii knowledge II hns curel perm aRenty every tina
md have known il used after all other remedies 6sd
been tried in vain with the most happy result AnG
what is more rema kable, | have never known sas.
ut what remained cured for AT least that season I
rave no hesitation In recommending perfect tri
umph over chs and fever. Respectfully Yours,
PROF. q, j. WOOD.
5. X. MANN Il CO., Proprietors. Gallon .
Ohio. Sold by all good druggists.
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DITCH NOTICE.

DITCH NUTICE.
uE nonresident owners Of section thirty. four ga
l. and he south half of section thirty i've 1854 Plain
Twp, Wood county, Ohio, will take notice that on the
"a day of Oct next at 10 o'clock a, NJ. the Trustees
of said Twp will meet at the house of j. S. Bulls ia
relocate and upporton ditch commencing about A
rods sOuthwe OF the northeast corner of the south
west quarter of section 81 of said township and run
ming about the center of the northeast quar-
ter OF the southwest quarter Of section thirty -foul
(Jt) thence in north westerly direction to the north
east corner Of the northwest quarter Of section thr
ty-iour 90 thence running west TO the Miltonvlle
" Liberty Free Turnpike, aud there terminate
$, BULLS.
GEO. y. PARSONS
w. HOOP,
JOHN McCRORY, }Pettioncrs
JOSEPH MITCHELL,
robson WINTON.
RUSSELL H. BULLS.
Aug. Ia. l9j9--l5w6*
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From Rev. Mr.. MCMULLEN Pastor of Roberts Cbxp.l
lNpIANAPpB Oct. s, 1857.
DIR. CIV RoBAcK-Dcar Sir; have used YOUR
Blood Purifier for nervous affection, from whiaA
have suffered much times. While IL has pIsasxr,
taste. it certainly has happy effect npon the n.r,,s
Please accept my thanks for your kind regard and be-
lcye me,
Yours, J.W. 7. MMULLRM
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AUTOGRAPH LETrmRs,
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In the SCANDINAVIAN VEGETABLE
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SheriH's Sale,

SheriH's SAFE,
Ewing, Carlins Il Co. Daniel Wurtz ct al.
Df virtue of vemdi to directed and deliyert d
Dfrom the court of Common Pleas of Hancock coun-
~. Ohio, in the above entitled cause will offer fo
sale at the door of the court house In Perrysburg,
On Saturday, September Is, 1858,
between the hours of l2 o'clock NJ. and o'clock T.. ~
of sad day. the south half of the south quarter
OF section seventeen 70 Of township three 3 range
eleven Ql } in Wood county, Ohio.
G.. W.NORTON, Sheriff,
Aug. IS, 1s5S-l5w5S2 OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21

excuse Themselves for the Waterloo defeat which
the d, mocratic candidates received through their
laundering stupidity. both in the State and the
municipal elections. The seceders from Tamma-
ny are quite satisfied with things as they stand
and have made no efforts for capitulation or com
promise. The feud is rs bitter As ever aui there
is no prospect that it will be healed for some
time to come. Meanwhile the republicans have
golden opportunity to redeem some of the fine
promises they have made while they were III the
minority. Upon them rests the responsibility OF
reform in all local matters and the people have
right to expect prompt discharge of the du-
ties which fall upon the shoulders OF their new
rulprr
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New York Decentralization for Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship Persia, Capt Judkns, will
eayethis port to morrow morning for Liverpool.
The European rails viii close in this city at hapast
sytp,'cicc6 to morrow morning
Tue European edition of the HERALD, printed In French
English will be published 9, seven O'Clock in the
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subscrpucrs aid Advertisements for any edition OF the
NEW YORK RxsAo vii be received At the following places
in Europe
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-ne ooatents CT the European edition Of tho HERALD will
scmbinc ae rews received by mail and telegraph a, the
sroe during the previous week and u2 to tho hour Of
ubli. s.iou
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rpE ru
Mr.. HrepS, (adm.) 81 Ind, introduced resolution in
structing the Committee on Ways and Mos 20 inquire
into the cxpedcucy q reporting bill making an appro
pration Tor taking tue eighth census.
Mr. WHITLEY, (adm.) Of Del, offered a substitute, 10
confnc the census simply 10 enumeration ~ the people
The latter was rejected by ~ against lad
Mr.. Hughes resolution was then adopted.
sofUrRs' rrvsrovv
The House went into Committee of he whole nss
Of the Union, and resumed the consideration o tho
bill granting pensions 10 sold ers q tho Of 1912
w. SMITH, adm o. M, wanted 10 include The soldiers
the Blackhawk lie secuted tbs plea that because
the treasury was not full rstcc should not be done those
patriots.
Mr. JoSrs, adm ~ Tom while maintaining the duty
ofhe government ~ provide pensions br those disabled
by wounds disease contracted in the public service
held i was not right proper 10 maintain general
service 81 sten Of pensioners.
debate followed for and against Tho bin, but without
coming 10 a conclusion thereon, the committee rose
msvrqoS rARisF
Mr. pHuiIrs, adm ~ Pa, gave notice of his n,cn-
ton 70 introduce bill regulating and fixing the duty on
imports isd Tor other purposes.
vAfrr IMPORTS.
On motion a Mr.. STANTON, (opp) OF Ohio resol.rs-,
vas adopted requesting the Secretary o. the Treasury 10
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THE LATEST NEWS.
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

We understand that Mr.. Cyrus W. Field received yes
terdsy from Newfoundland despatch OF nature csicu-
lated to revive the dropping hopes of the friends Of the
Atlantic cable. On SATURDAY. Last, the Superintendent
tells Mr. eld very good currents were received,
and the word Henley" was distinctly recognized, at
spoat the hour vhen according to edvices received by
the Arabia, Mr. HAlsys large machine was to tavo been
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TIuItTy-FrETu CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.


wasstSeroS, Die. n, is5s.
The Senate met a. Thc reading Of the iorrnal
cupei upwards q half an hoor.
various memorials were presented mosuy asking Tor
pensions.
st1ofssvFst toitutYe.
On the Joint resolution 10 nd from TIC 2sd ~ ne
,arNer b. the 4th of January,
Mr. FcoT, opp - W, rsnd for the yeas and nays
The resolution adopted Tho following senator's
voted against n.-Messrs Chandler, Clark. Cugman Col
lamcr, Dxon DAVIS, Tpolttc, Durkec, Fcsscndcn, Fty
patrick fQgt, Foster, swin, Jones, I4mln, Hdmmond
Hunter, johnson % Tenn., Rod, Rice. Wade, Ward-22
usRuosy ~ pacoraH
Mr. Rev, adm " Mn, offered bsl, whlch read
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THE ATLANTIC TgIEGR,pf At WQRK.-Nc
learn that on Saturday evening several inttimgi.
bic signals were received at Newfoundland,
through the Atlantic cable, from valcntia. and
among others the word Henley, y very distinctly
given, just about the time when il was thought
that Hcnlsy's new large machine vas being put
in operation. The last news we received from
the Irish end Of the line was 10 the eject that
kink had been discovered in the cable while un-
derrunning il, short distance from valentia, by
which the conducting wire was exposed and the
insulation at that point destroyed. We then as
sumcd that this was the main difficulty, and that
when IL was remedicd. and certain financial ar
engagements completed with the British govern
ment the cable would most likely be in working
order. The late news from Newfoundland would
seem 10 confirm this view. We never abandoned
the idea that the Atlantic telegraph would prove
ultimately successful; but in spite Of all delay
and disappointmcnts we held that, even ir The
present cable could not be made to work, an.
other ono would be laid down next year: but
now IT seems not unlikely that the old cable
may yet be made to work, and telcgraphc com
munication BE- established between the two con-
tincnts, even through the chain which has SO
obftinatcly and unaccounlably refused hitherto
20 carry out its mission.
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SAFETY OF THE STEAMER ARIEL

Her Arrival Mt Halifax-Terrible Gales OH
the voysge-Captain Ludlow Killed and
f.ur Others Wounded.
HALIFAX Dec. 20, 1858.
The Uuted States mail steamship Ariel, from South
sp.on Dec l. put into Halifax this afternoon, in Charge
Of the frst officer, and short Of ocai
She experienced severe weather.
The 9Th inst, during heavy gale, ses struck the
ship, instantly killing Captain Ludlow, and severely
njuripg the secocd officer and two seamen. The first
officer was also slightly bruised
The Ariel will proceed to New York tomor aser.
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Our Ntvu Observation-Disclosures will lie
found letter from Commander Walker. OF the
United States nasy, In opposition to our recon-
incubation to convert al our vessels of war into
war steamers, 10y the adaptation ofthc propeller.
We publish this letter more from respect for the
position Of the writer than from conviction OF
The correctness Of lie views. The Commander
says that the suggested alterations are. IN an
economical sense more applicable to the navics
Of England and France than 20 our own bee iuse
they have larger number or sailing vessels Of
war, and have greater difficulty Of procuring
ship timber. IL was precisely on the economical
view OF the case that we made the suggestion.
II II so hard 10 wiring money ont Of Congress for
any purposes not involving party Jobs that We
believe the only way Of placing orr navy on a
footing Of efficiency il Nv altering as many If
our old sailing vessels a. We can into war steam
crs, and converting The rest into receiving ships.
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No II,RaoSy AwoSg rnE Cry DENoCEtty.-
We perceive that some Of The Washington CORES
pondcnts, who are exceedingly clever fellows in
their own conceits, have proceeded 10 harmonic
the city democracy IN thc most refreshing man.
ner According TO these gentlemen, the lion AMI
the lamb have lain down together The Ratchet
has been buried faihoms deep. and hrothcrly love
and peace prevail to millcnial extent Now. all
this might b. very encouraging IL it were true.
Unfortunately however, or fortunately we really
can't say which there is NOT word u truth in
any of these statements In the first place, the
leaders Of the outside democracy the opposition
TO Tammany not go to Washington at all.
The Tammany sachems went 10 the capital 10
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WASHINGTON, Dc. %. 1865.
Official adyices received from Hamburg state tina, tho
propriccrs of The steamers between ubcc and 81 Peters.
burg have made arrangements with those running be.
tween Hamburg and New Yotk, BY which they propose
70 establish "a low rats 90 freight direct system Of
transportation from New York IT, Petersburg va Ham
burg and luhoc Tho facilities now combining viii on
all them u forward goods from New York ~ e. Peters
burg every fortnight during The season that navigation
IS open, ard The transit viii only three weeks of
time u s aso stated that the arrival at Hamburg OF tho
schooner Harvest from sandusky city occasoncd much
surprise and ratification and that her cargo of vaiuabc
crest wOods brosght fair prices NJ auction
The asoaaiioo called the MEXICAN and Central American
oionzation Association IL said 10 bo widely ramincd
hroughoy, tic country oomprL ~ air,ady two thousand
names, ord including many persons Of influence aud
wealth Their proceedings arc enyooped 10 mystery
reported that General iennngsen has been selected 10
carry ot their operations 1t least hst oncr 10 that
nttt las hpcn mals 4, him
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BowERY THEATRE. Bowery-IusE, THE RANGER
AsPnopsI-ToH CRISGII's Loo.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE. BroGdway-EouEsTRiAN, GYh
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Mem publications.

VNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1S59.-This
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GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES-Executive
and Judicial.
ruE urMprpa nv THE UNITED STATES
SENATE politically classified.
LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF
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SESSION OF CONGRESS-
GOVERNMENTS OF EUROPE-RULINGs sOVEREIGNs,
Sc.
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DIANA
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HOLDING GENERAL ELECTIONS IN lS5s carefully COM
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TRIBUNE ALMANAC
ELECTION RETURNS OF THE STATE OF NEW
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