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II we look at the formidable list of human ailments
we wonder that live; if at the still longer list of
medicines we wonder that they die, But the truth is
shat disease often acquires its worst terms from
mareatment and that ordinary medicines are in most
cases powerless if not pernicous Thanks, however.
Roback, brighter prospect has opened for the sick.
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In dyspepsia in epieptic fits scrotua, skin diieases
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TIE PRESIDENTS RrPLY.

WNsuINaroN, August l6, 1888 = To Her
Majesty, Victoria, Queen of Great Britain and
Ireland The President cordially reGiprocates
the congratulations of Her Majesty, the Queen,
on the success of the great international enter
prise, accomplished by the science, skill and in
domitable energy Of the two countries. 1t is II
triumph more glorious because far more useful to
mankind than was ever won by conqueror on
the field Of battle. May the Atlantic Telegraph,
under the blessing OF Heaven, prove to BE- a
bond Of perpetual peace and friendship between
the kindred nations, aud an instrument destined
by Divine Providence to diffuse religion, civil.
zation, liberty and law throughout the world.
In this view will not all the nations Of Christ
cndom spontaneously unite in the declaration
that ii shall be forever neutral, aud that its com
muncaions shall be held sacred in the passage
to their places of destination, even in the midst
of hostilities. JAMES BUCHANAN.
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AN ORDINANCE,

BE ordained by The 1O,on Council of the village of
PER- ysjrg, That side walks shall be constructed in
said town, follows Beginning in Cherry street
the southeast of inlot No 1885, thence northsr
ly along the side of said street in front of lots
number 1888 and 1874, to Fifth street; also, beginning
in said Cherry street the southwest corner of in
lot number 200 thence northery along the east side
of said street in front of nlots 200 and 1919 to tho
plank road. Said walks to be constructed two feet
wde of inch oak plank, placed six feet from tho
line of lots oak bed pieces six inches square, not
more than six feet apart and spiked to said bed pieces.
with suitable spike.
1t is further ordered that the of said lots les.
1874, l99 and 200 shall have three months from the
passage of this ordinance in which to construct the
above walks in front of their respective lots, and
on their failure to do the Marshal of said town
shall proceed construct the and the cost and
value thereof shall be appraised upon said lots re-
spectvely, according to law.
G. w. BROWN, Mayor.
S. JEFFRRsoN, Recorder.
August IL, lS4S-l4w
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A ErnmlS Confession.

Th,re ;s n r,markablc difference between
,,,'., N...,,,.,, J .r,os Will, ,h,
o"u'''''" """ N''''''' -, N0
former are open frank, ana many the h''ef
arc cowurdy, deceptive, and cringing, At the
so,,b ,h, truc principlcs ot the pro-savery
a,,l o,,,li,u, a,roco,,d. -,
pafty "'e S'"'''''' "'' .''''''
the North, they are constantly eVaoco' anu 'hv
great mass of those who vote with the party are
deceived by the dough. face leaders. Here,
49,, ..',,...a,. ,,,,,'II h,,o -, h,,lio,c ,h,,
"o'''" " 49,, -,
the sIranS' po''cy "' tne ADMINISTRATOR" an" It's
supp rors towards Kansas, was all for the pur-
pose of making ita free Saic--thst the only
a;r,rs,cc h,,vecn them and the Republic,n,
"' ~ I',;;, A., o.,,,I
was III '"s """he' VI 'o'"s w. A' '"0 "o"'"'
the real object ana the only one wh'ch '"c'S
Justify, is frankly confessed. Hear what the
rb.,ios,,, 1i,,,,,,u snvs roI,,ive IN the desiun
s,',..:,.,..,,,,,,., .,,., a., ,,.,c,,, ho..
vi ''o o"""''"'''''''" '''' Wv ''|''''' ~" ''''
OF Congress III pos'pohlnS the admission ol
Kansas unless she would consent to come in as
n Slave State:
.J,orreors NOW to he ccrtain TIM, ,bc Iccomr.
ton constitution, together with the land ordi-
nance, is rejected by the people OF Kansas at the
polls ne'o las, no't,al; we SuppoSe 'He con-
,,os nr wss NOT smbmit,ed nv The Cnnrerence
bill to the vote of the people of Kansas will
now end. It could not be rejected ii it was not
submitted. ~ Is rejected "nu GenI "u' 'ns
e;,% !, nn, ;ssns ari.rs 1rnn, H., nehos.N"
Shall Kansas be admitted ns a fee State at the
approaching Congress, despite the provisions of
the Conference act IhE foSiPoNEMEMl
Tp MI i,i5 iiN,NN itNr sin nnSn HnTSiWS TiT
POPULATION WHlCH 4 MENlBER or
CONGRESS REPR ESENTS, WAS TO All.
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3sS-The democratic press of this cougresson
al district sends forth very discordant notes
We would suggest the propricty of a meeting
of the illustrious fraternity, that thy may all
get the right pitch" Just read the following
extract from the Hancock Courier, about Gen.
Ashley;
"Poincajy there is 40 difference in the two
men, they are both given to the most rabid ideas
of abolitionism--aud have hardly a national
idea in their composition
Aud then cast an eye over the following, on
the same subject from the Kalida Sentind:
a. A few short years ago, he (AShley) elaine,
fellowship with the democratic party, and al
such aimsd for prrte'ment from its hands, bu
from his extreme ultra Prn-Siavery principles
was unable to enlist the sympa,hies OF the par
y in his bghslL'
Which one OF these plauks will our "uuit
platform friend odopl' Such harmony is re
markehie.
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&s-DR MANN, the renowned discoverer of that
invaluable remedy DR.. Manns Ague Balsam, still con-
tinues TO labor in behalf of the afflicted. His medi
oines are universally admitted by the American press
10 be far superior any and all others discover
ed for the treatment of chls, fever and ague and all
intermittcnts. There can be doubt II we can place
confidence in the inunmerable testimonials which the
doctor has in his possession that it is the greatest dis
covery ever made in the science of medicine. The
attention of readers is called to the advertise
ment of this Balsam found in another column of this
paper, and we would recommend all suffering from
this disease vz chs, fever and ague, to avail them
selves of trial of this remedy Sold by all druggists.
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The Great work mp,ctc.

The Atlantic telegraph is now complete, and
the following messages were transmitted over it
on Monday:
THE QUEENS MESSAGE.
To the Honorable the President Of the Uni
ted States: Her Majesty desires to congratulate
the President upon the successful completion Of
the great international work, in which the
Queen has taken the deepest interest. The
Queen is convinced that the President will join
her in ietvcntly hoping that the electric Cable
which now connects Great Britain with the
United States, will prove an additional link be
tween the nations which is founded upon their
common interest and reciprocal esteem The
Queen has much pleasure IN thus communica
ting with the President and renewing to him
her wishes for the prosperity of the United
States.
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Will not Black Repubicanism be installed
with power in Washington by the next Presi-
dental election; and thus the consummation
take place, which, throughout the South, has
heretofore been regarded with great unanimity
as The funeral knell OF the Union p
This is the language Of the Charleston Msrcu
rn nay the language of the whole pro-savery
South. They say to the people of this Union,
" Gentlemen, we believe in the principle that
the majority should rule, provided we have
majority We believe in popular sovereignty SO
long as the slave interest is sovereign" This is
the anguage--this is the undisguised doctrine
of the whole South. We will remain in the
Union, say they, provided you let US dictate its
poicy-provded you let us make the laws. 1t
is ndedless to say, too, that the democratic par
South on this principle, that it occupies the
same ground, and by every means i'll its power,
seeks to give comfort and aid to this pro-slave-
ry, sectional and disunion doctrine. AS soon
as the Republican party is installed in power,
we, of the South, say they shall consider it the
funeral knell of the Union.
Well, gentlemen democrats, and gentlemen
slave owners, and gentlemen slave drivers, you
may think as you please respecting the success
of the Republican party, but one thing is GER
tain, you will be taught, if you do not already
know the fact, that the will of the majority OF
the legal voters of this Union muSt..be obeyed.--
You must learn also that but one principle must
govern the policy of our government, respecting
the government of new Territories, and the ad-
mission of new States. If this be sectional, the
Republican party is satisfied to be SECTIONAL
If these doctrines of the Republican party are
gong to throw you out Of thea Union, the soon
er you 60, the better one thing is morally GER
tain, you will have the opportunity of testing
your determinations on this point, for the Re-
publican party will be Installed in power in
Washington, by the next Presidential election,
and We advise you to make the most OF it.
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Aug 8 1s5s-lswOsG 80. s. JEFFERSON, Proper
DITCH NOTICE.

TINE non-residents owners of the west half of
tions l, IL, 49, a, 25, &c. and of the east half OF
sections 2, II, ID 23 2G 49, of Lake township. Wood
county, Ohio will take notice that tho 18th day Of
September next, the Trustees of said Township wilF
the School House near the house of Jonathan
Akenbarger, to locate add apportion ditch, to COM
mence at near the post the town line of
sections 35 and SO, and to run thence north the
section line and to end on the town line between
tions and 9 of said township. JOHN BAILEY.
\ 1S59--19w5SO
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PRICES CURRENT.
Buffalo Market--Aug. I0.--s, II. NJ

There is better supply of sorn Offering Ihis morn
ing but the views ct holders above those of buy
ers and We have no sales 10 note. Wheat ia fair de
mand aud holders very firm; sales of $500 bu new red
a. at 81 10, 2auO bu common Chicago spring at SOC
generally held at 90. Corn quiet; demand good and
helders firm; sales ?, ,5ao IN sound o. ahoAt-a a
Oats scarce and market irn sonniheld ~ SOC. Wills
Key 2Sc
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Court of Common Pleas, Wood County Ohio.
Syvanus Jefferson Plaintiff, vs., Mary A. Arnold, John
Arnold ct al, Defendants.
fENHE said defendants will take notice that plaintiff,
Il on the 30th day of July, A. D. 1858, filed his petit
tion in said court making them also the adminisra-
tor and heirs at law of Epaphrodtus Foot parties de-
fendant which petition among other things sets forth
that said Fpaphroditus Foot in his life time executed
and delivered to one Benjamin Rutter, two several
promssory notes, dated March 1st 1885, each for the
sum ofSl66.00 the one due and payable October LIST,
1857 and the other due and payable October 1s 1853
both on interest and that to said he
cuted mortgage on the north half OF the south west
quarter and the south west quarter of the south west
gu rter of section thiry-sx, of town six north Of
range nine east in Wood County Ohio, containing 40
acres of land, and that the 9th day of July, A.D.
1885, said Rutter transferred said notes and mortgage
to plaintiff that the first of said notes is now due
and is wholly unpaid with the interest thereon and
that the other is in full force, and becomes due and
payable October st 1858, with interest from date
and asking that the court find the amount due
said notes and mortgage, and an order for the pay
ment ofthe same withna reasonable time with costs
of suit, in default that said mortgaged premises be
sold to satisfy the and that said petition will be
for hearing at the next term of said court
You will, therefore, make to said petition
before the first day of October A. d. 1858,
Judgment and order will be had against you aecor
dinghy.
Aug.5. lS5s-l3wGSG 30. s. JEFFERSON, Proper.
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KILLED BY LlGHTNING.--On Monday last, at
Royalton, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, Mr. Taylor,
was xii ed, while working in his field haying.
Also an ola ady. in Hinckley, this county
received a shock from lightning, which injured
her some what, thr same day.
Also, Barn, at Banks Corners, adjoining
Inckley, was struck by Lightning. Barn and
contents consumed -Mcdina GaS.
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getter up and general Superintendent Of the
celebrstion--a response by him. an address by
a minister from Chicago; some seven resou.
tons and a response to each by some gentleman;
praying singing music by the different bands:
after which the assembled multitude partook of
the dinner which each had brought for the occa-
sion, add then there was general scattering
through The town to visit the fountains and 9TH
er lions 1--WE have no tigers) before the hour of
departure.
The eastern train made two trps to return
our guests, as it did to bring them, going first to
Weuseon and back. Before night neerly all
had departed and our town resumed its quiet,
peaceful aspect The whole proceeding seems
like a dream, full of pleasing and varied Incl
dent, which came without solicita ton and van
ished like the sparkling meteor
Persons accustomed TO seeing large assem-.
blages of people, estimate the number upon the
ground at one time at 10000, and at no time
probably were there more than two. thirds or
four irths OF our visitors in the grove at once.
| think it would be safe to estimate the whole
number at from 10000 to 10000.
The whole proceeding passed off in the most
happy and sa lislaCtory manner. A shower the
evening before, tempered the scorching heat of
several preceding days, and laid the dust so
that the travelling both by railroad aud on
foot was much more pleasant than it had )een.
| could not learn OF an accident, even to the
extent of the scratch of pin that happened to
one of the assembled thousands, and not a
drunken man was seen in the crowd. These are
to be attributed to the fact, probably, that a
commtte waited upon our Saloon and Grocery
keepers and requested them to sell no intoxicating
drinks upon that day, with which request they
promised to comply
ALL both the visitors and visited expressed
themselves as delighted with the celebration
and it long will be held in pleasing remembrance
By our citizens.
The M. S. aud N l. r. R. Company deserve
honor, praise and patronage for their iberality
upon this occasion. Though corporations may
have no souls, this has shown itself to possess a
large heart.
| should have been glad to have seen more
persons from your town. | saw none except
your worthy Mayor and three or four ladies'
Though not largely, it was ftly and respectfully
represented. But enough--by-by. X.
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PeODle'S Mass Meeting,
AND
Republican County Convention,

RPDuDItcHu
GOV. SALMON p, CHASE,
HON. IL. y. WADE, GEN.JAA. NJ. ASHLEY,
Aud other distinguished Republican speakers are
expected to be present and address the people of Wood
county at Bowling Green,
ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1853,
Let there be general turn out to hear the Chnmpi-
ons of the genuine democratic principles, as held to by
the Republican Party, in opposition to the spurious
democracy, US promulgated by the present Admins
tration aud its official supporters
The Republicans OF Wood county are requested TO
meet in Convention in same plnce aud on same day
st9 o'clock A. M for the purpose Of selecting candi-
dates for the following county olioos.to wit sheriff
County Commissioner, and Coroner; also 10 transnct
such other usual business as may be presented for the
consideration of the Convention
Delegates to the Convention will please be in nten-
dance punctuay at the hour ms il is desirable TO ex-
pedi,e the business much possible to give oppor
tuuity to hear the distinguished speakers who Will he
present to addr ss us.
BY order of the Central Committee.
Aug. a. 1853. JAS. w. ROSS, Chairman.
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MrNNGsorA ASA WonL-lt Is believed that
Miuuesota is the best adapted TO growing wool ol
the whole Uni ed States; that the same kind OF
sheep raised and kept in hat State will shear at
least one pouul more wool to the head than any
other; that ,hey require much less care in keeping,
aud at the SANS time vii 5e mgca lea, ,Ai.r
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Road Notice.

Road Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that there will be petit
~ tion presented TO the Commissioners Of Wood CO.
at their regular session in September next asking
them to grant view and survey of county road as
follows, to wit Commencing at the quarter post be-
tween sections l3 and l4toNn 5,range thence norsh
on section line until tuersee,s the road known as the
Hopper road in Webster township, nld there termi-
nate.
WrRsTPR Aug s. lS5S-lSw4*
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A Card from DIR. James Nj. Jarrett, Of


4 THE NEW YORK LUNG INFIRMARY.-My
connection for the past e gh years with the above
Institution Chief PLY sioan and twelve years course
of steady devotion to the cure OF pulmonary Consump
ton and it's kindred diseases, together with my unr>
vailed opportunities and advantage OF pathological
research-aided not little by perfect system OF
Medirai HhaiatoR-has enabled me to arrive at de-
csye direct and successful course OF treatment ior
the positive and radical cure OF all diseases OF the
Throat, Lungs and Air-Passages. BY inhalation the
yapor and curative properties of medicines are dlrec
IA addressed to the diseased organs and the intsgn-
ments. do not advise the use of Medical lnhalaton
of any kind TO the exclusion of general treatment ana
although consider it useful adjuvant in the proper
management of those fearful and often fatal Diseases
vet deem it very necessary that each patient should
have the benefit of both general and local reatmsns
The of treatment in the above ana
the high character of the Institution over which I
have long had the honor TO preside, are too Wet
known to need any eulogy or comment from mo. Az
the solicitation OF many private and friendA
through whose philanthropic aid the above charity
has been long and literally supported, and AFTER que
consideration, have concluded to make snch arrange,
ments Will bring the dement's OF my experience anu
treatment within the reach of ALL aud not conhne my
self as heretofore TO those only who entered the In
hrmary, who we're able to visit me at my ONCE
Hoping therefore that the arrangement will give entire
satisfaction both to my professional brethren and the
public would respectfully announce in conclusion.
that now be consulted personality ON all diseases
above and that the medicines, the same as useu IN
the Institution prepared to suit each individual case
| Hhaiing TapOrS, MeGicdk hhaisrS &C., NC, VIII De
forwarded by express to any part OF the onres H
| or the Canadas. TERMs-My terms of treatment oJ
letter are as follows $I2 per month for each pa
tent which will include medicine sufficient for one
months use also Inhaling Vapor, and lnhaling AP-
paratus. Payment follows: So TO be paid 10 Ex.
press Agent ON receipt of the box of medicine, and
the balance ST at the expiration of the month, II the
patient be cured is entirely satisfied with the treat
msnt. Patients giving full history of their case. and
their symptoms in full be treated well by letter
as by pc sonal examination. Patients ayaing them
selves of DR.. Jarrstts treatment may rely upon rnms
date and permanent relief he seldom has to treat
a case over thirty days Letters for advice promptly
answered. For further particulars address
| JAMES NJ. JARRETP, NJ. D..
No. $50 broadway, cor. Twelfth Stu N. l.
p S--Physicians and others visiting the city =
respectftlly invited TO call at the Infrmary where
many interesting cases can be witnessed and whore
ieatsd vapor can be seen and inspected.
Aug. 5, ls5S--l3m6
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