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DIED.

In Potion, c. E, on the 9th instant,
Miss Freelove Peabody, Of consumption,
aged 81 years.
In Albany, on the 9th uLt-, Of Can
ke-rasb, only son Of Wyram and Sarah
4. Russell, aged l year.
In Albany, on the 18th inst, after
great suffering, which she endured with
patience, aud in hope Of a blessed i'm
mortality, Candis NJ. daughter Of Luther
and Marian Delano. in the 18th year Of
/ her age.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
ATHI RICkFORD,S ESTA1

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THE subscribers. having been appointed by th.,
Hon. Probate Court ar the District Of Orleans.
Commissioners. to receive. examine and adjust
all clir-s and demands Of all persons against the
estate OF Nath'l Bcsf3rI LAKE Of Clover, in said
district deceased. represented insolveus and Tire
term Of six mouths from the lst dav of july.
1855 being allowed 3v said court 70 the creditors
of said deceased, 10 exhibit and prove their re.
snectfvr claims before Us:
Give Notice that we viii attend 70 the duties
Of cur appointment at the dwelling house Of
Calvin Hood in Clover, in said district Oh tae
2srl 1avof September and December next, st /
O'Clock iu the afternoon, an each Of said days.
SOLOMON IsWINELL ,s-..-...i.-.--.
JAMES STMOEDS,
/ Glover, Jaly 9Th, a d. 1855. 2S~3
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For FE3GALEs.-Iti IS a IaInentabIe fact that 50
large r number Of FsnaIes are afflicted vifhIsrag-
ularties, either Profuss or suppressed, which zap
idly and surely undermine their health, shorten
their lives, and ofttimes renders them unfit for
those duties in life Tor which an all-wiss Creator
has formed them. This state Of things need not
exist when DR.. HBEATISG-s FEMALE REGULA-
TIsG Pills are so sure to bring relief They are
composed Of materials, harmless 70 the most DEL
5case constitution. but efficient in tha highest de-
gree II eradictiag that train Of diseases incident
to the sex. originating from irregularities. They
are no Nostrum, but claim fer themselves virtues
resulting from ths Use Of these most valued REM
ediss prescribed By the highest medical authori'
/ ty, Ancient or Modern. Many Females give way
70 despoadency, imagining themselves in con
7rmed aealins. To Eueh We Woald confidently
recommend these PILLs, believing / there IS q
power in aHg remedy 70 effect . permanent care
thai blessing viii ensHs from heir usz. They
are manufactured cuiy By ]. E. BowEE. cor. q
( Race streets, Philadelphia. None gcnaine
without MS written signature upon sacA box
/ Price 81 %. SItE
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nee KNOWN NEVER FORGOTTEN.

If our readers would have a positive
slnxury for the Toilette, use Biodgett's
aPERSIAN BALM For cleansing
be teeth, shaving, champooing, bathing.
beautifying the complexion, removing tan,
pimples, freckles, sun marks, and all dis
agreeable appearances from the skin, it
has no equal. Sold by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers. S. s. BLODG-
EFT & CO., Projectors, Ogdensburgh
n. Y.
J. NJ. HENRY, Waterbury, Vt.-tc
whom all orders should be addressed
e. B. johnson, Travelling Agent.
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LIBERATION.

EHNHiS IS ta certify tb8J | have this tav given
Z my sons, JOHN and GEORGE pENEEEA}. =
their times. shall collect no more q their wa
zes. nor pay auy debts Of their contracting after
this GATE ....-
EBENEZEB DEFEREAUN.
Attest-I.F. L0BD,
Barton. Anr'i Ieth. 1858. 29v3*
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MARRIED.

In North Troy, on the 1st inst, BY
Rev. Moses Pattee, Mr.. A. 4. Mason.
of Troy. to Miss Martha Sargent, Of Sui
ton, c. E.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

HEcopartnership heretofore existing between
J WaIwor.a < West, having nearly expired
oy Limitation, an being DESTROYS ofbriuging their
business to a close as soon as practicable, they
offer their well selected stock Of goods for cash
or approved note On short tine.
Our stock Of farming implements IS large and
well selected, and we would say 70 those wish ns
to purchase anything IN thaz nne, shat We WEI
sell them, less than can BE purchased eszelcasre
10 the c5Gntv-
Wf+hout blowing tbs customary blast, we re-
SBectfuHv solicit one and all 70 cali and examine
our goods, and give Us an opportunity OF verify
ing The truth Contained in the above
WALW0RLH < WEST.
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STATE OF vERmo MT,

= OrleaHs District, IS.
In Probate Court, holden az Irasburga, n and
for said district, on the 28d day Of July 4 d.
1858.
FANNY MARIA ORDWAY Administratrix on
the estate ofAImon ordEay, late Of Mestheid n
said district deceased. presents her aeElIIlztra-
ton account fer settlements
WbereuDon. it IS ordered that the same be
referred 10 the 18th day Of August nextat the Pros
bate Office IN said Irasburgh Tor examination and
allowance; and that al concerned be notified
hereof. BY the publication Of this order II the
Orleans independent STANDARD. nswsps per
printed st IrzsbuFga, three weeks successive =
As scan as may be. that they may appear and a
said tine and place, If they see cause, ot3ect
thereto.
sI.vs IL CARPENTER, Judge
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LIBERATION.

Y#yHIS j. to certify tast have given ,nv son,
a RoNEo d LEAENAisp his time anriuE tba
rest Of his minority shall claim none ot BIZ,
earnings nor pay any debts OF his contracting aft
ter this date.
ROMEO W. LEABSARn
Sutton. c. e. Jutv ST. 1855 Zaw3s
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ID W.NYE Is selling PORK at Z IL cents
IA per pound. and Flour IRON $3.50 TO - ,o9
per Barrel.
JAW %. 1855.
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CRAFTsBURY ACADEMY

i mence Wednesday, Sept. Is, uuder the charge
OF Mr.. ?. E. Hail, member Of the Graduating
Glass in the University Of Vermont, Principal,
with such assistants as the exigencies al the
School may require.
J. SCOTT. Secty Of Beard Of Tr.
CEaftshary. July p, ls5s. 5lw6
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The New York Weekly Ga3Zsn Prize is one Of
the largest and oest weekly papers Of the day
An Imperial QuarCo coltaiEg EIGHT PAGES or
and ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED every week.
GIFT WORTH FROM so CENTS TO $500 90 N
GOLD. WILL. BE PRESENTED To EACH SUBSCRIBER
IMMEDIATELY On RECEIPT OF TIE SUBSCRIPTION
MONEY.
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Fr1HIS j. 70 certify that ] have given NY son
l. 1. ". Fnosr. his tzEne dariae tie raEEafade
Ct Bis minority. ! ss4.l cam aoas q MS earn
inas nor par auy Gst If asa contracting alae
It's date.
SUMNER FROST.
DsEbY, July - a. s9Es~
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The OxYgenated Bitters.

For the cure Of DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION
LiEsr CoaapJaiat, 4stkma, Cbstirssess Lass q AP-
petite, Fsrera and -4gas. Heart Bura, Waser BrasB
Acid7tg, Sd Sickness, Se,gry, Naassa, HsadacAs
Essali, and General Debility, or any disease hav>
ing its origin in imperfect digestion.
These Bitters, as al classes Of cur fellow citi-
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Physicians, Clergymeu, Planters, Farmers, and
others testify, ara the eHlg safe certata AMI sorer-
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manent cure Of the many cruel complaints which
/ in some phase CT other Of DgpsPssa afaict our
race
These Bitters were discovered By Dr. GEoRGE
B. GREEN, ard in their formula differ entirely
! from that Of any other preparation of medicine
! Containing no alcohol-no mineraI-no poison
10 noxious drug,-la their nature tonic, net slim
MISUNDERSTANDING their virtues in any cline
they are aa combination and form indeed o
Medicine which knows no rival in extermiu2tinl
disease and restoring the system to its Pris;in
vigor and health. No matter Of how long stand
ing, or however induced or chronicle in its char
acter the disease may bes-no matter that It ha
bafled the skill Of the physician, and resisted N
efforts of Medicine, single trial Of these Bitter
wiz satisfy the sufferer that his disease Is amen
able to the proper remedy.
In testimony of the many cures effected by th
Remedy references is had TO the written ce-sif
Gates from distinguished individuals known q
over the land.
:. w. FOWLE & CO..
/; PPOPRIETORS. BOSTON
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ORLEANS
LIBERAL INSTITUTE.

FEvHE Fall Term Of this Institution will COM
4 menee on Wednesday, Sept. lst. and coutinl
ne eleven weeks. Competent Teachers viii be
employed in all the Departments
ISAAC A. PARKER, Principal
Glover, July q, 1855. 8Islst.
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N. H. DOWNS
Vegetable RaIsamie Elixir

Vegetable BalSamIe 6lGXIr,
For Coughs, Colds, Consumption. Whoo-
ping Cough, Group, Asthma, and
all diseases of the Chest and
Lungs.
This article has been before the Am
erican people for u years, and although
u have advertised it but very little, 1t has
found It's way into very many families,
and always with success, as far as l have
lever heard.
It is warranted to give perfect salts
faction. Be sure and get the genuine,
which has my name written on the label
of each bottle with pen and numbered,
5 to prevent counterfeits.
Beware Of j. Curtis counterfeit.
I have appointed J. NJ. HENRY &
SONS, Waterbury, VT, my general
sagents, to whom all orders should be adj
dressed.
n. H. DOWNS.
Retails for p cts, 30 cts, and 81 pei
bottle. For sale by Druggists and MeT-
chants everywhere.
R. W. NYE, Wholesale and Retail
Agent, Irasburgh,
TRY THIS GREAT REMEDY.
l. Z,
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! SllvANCs CEASpAUL. bis tine 3a1aE be
remainder 81 ais minority. SHAH claim HnHe 81
his earnings nor pay saY debts Oh his contracting
after this date
ApNA CRANDAtG.
Jay, July l2.h 1855. a9T5*
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EERER ALTON.

FTyHIS s 20 certify that I have given lay son,
- DAMS. B. GEoRGE, his time durinr the re-
msiuder Of his minority. l shall claim meme Of
his earnings nor pay any debts Of his contracting
after this date.
STEPHEN GEORGE.
July Z, 1855. 3iw8
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Chains. 10 to 5000
Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches, lar Drops,
Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sieve Buttons Ring,
Shirt Studs, Watch Keys, Gold and Silver I h5m-
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fftv cents 20 SIS each.
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money. the subscribers name will De entered ops
uosite a number. and the git corresponding with
that number viii be forwarded, within one wees
70 the subscriber, By mail or szpres5, post pad
q Al communications should be addressed
to
DEAN & SALTER,
IS and - MotIat Building,
335 Broadway, New York.
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GREAT DISCOVERY OF THE AGE
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E.ERER

Albany JAY 70. 1888
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-21

The Big Bone Lick organ OF tho 9TH inst, con-
tanned scurrilous atticlc,wdtten by young man
at the suggestion Of other parties, whose names IT
is not necessary VIC should mention here the de-
sign brwhich wds to mjurc the business reputation
Of Hon. A, Cook and Judge Ewing. Mr.. Cook
addressed letter 10 tho ostensiblo editors Of the
Democrat requesting them TO put their cowardly
insinuotions into distinct charge, that an invcsti-
CATION might be had aud the truth or falsily OF
their slanderous reflections demonstrated. Tho
last organ from the Bone Lick contains Mr. Cooks
letter and what purports. TO be arepy to it--and
such reply. Their excuse is that they did not
mean anything, and didn't think tlcit remarks
would injurc anybody, &c. (Wo agree with the
last idea to gnat's hcoI,D Now. the public
can either consider the writers and instigators OF
those articles as being in the habit Of debating
and writing without any object in view, or they
will be under the necessity OF believing that the
first article was cowardly assault upon Mr.
Cooks business integrity, and the last ono very
fiat Acknowledgements OF the fact. II there was
no meaning in the first article, why did certain
parties employ all irresponsible ananuensis to do
tho job
Tho truth is that the dictators of tho cowardly
attack upon Mr.. Cooks integrity, unable to ele.
vato themselves to that standard of excellence
which wins the esteem of their icow-ctizens-
knowing themselves TO be base sanderers aud ira
duccrs of private oharacter--wth onvenomed rage
hunt their superiors,
with that malignant envy, which grows pale
And sickens even If u friend prevail,
Which morit and success pursues with hate,
And damns the worth IL cannot lmtate.n
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THE STATE FA1R-rhc meeting at Morris Hall on
Saturday night was we'll attended. The report of the
committee on subscriptions, were not present in
season to hear, bat understand that it was very en-.
couraging. The following gentlemen were appointed
a committee to advocate the claims of Toledo before
the State Board of Agriculture Judge Myers d. 0.
Morton, Hon. j, Wcstcott Hon. Sam'l A. RAYMOND,
VIM. Kraus. A. G. Harris, D. $. Wilder, Dr. j. Clark,
A. H. Backus, Gen, c. B. Phillips, n. Allen j. G. Hall
ID, b. Smith, j NJ Ashley. Hon, Il. ID. Peck james B
Steeiman, Cen g. w. Hill, w. IL. Raymond, Sanford
H. Collins, Daniel Segur, }. Deveau, Sam NJ. Young
=. A. King, Peter Lenk, W. II. Morris i. Woolscy
Gen. j. II. Hunt Wm. Baker, II. I. Smith.-RLade
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WAsnINe1oN, Monday, Jan. H. $50

Gen. Walker left to-day for New Orleans He
will demand trial there, and if he gets it, will
introduce positive testimony showing that the
President, months ago, encouraged him in his
Nicaraguan enterprise. a.
is rumored also that certrin Intercepted letter
are IN possession of party in this city, establish.
ing the completely of the Administration formerly.
and that these may be exposed in Congress before
the current debate closes. al
1t is said that an effort will be made to prevent
the report of bill for the admission of Minneso-
to into the Union with the Constitution received
to day, until the Kansas question shall have been
settled, Senator Douglas will struggle for imme-
diatc action on the former. Cor Timss
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Howard AssOcia tiOM.
u IL [ II II Il
BneU 1Lu Institution, established by special sndo,o-
meat for kie relief of The sick and di,tressed
afflicted ,oih Eruimt snd Epidemic

afflicted 'oh EruieRt end Epidemic =, .
TENO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such
4 as SpermatOrrhPa, Seminal Weakness, Impotence,
Gomorrhoa 'Tisei Sypiisiis, the Wee of O.a,sm, or
Self abuse, &c, &c,
The HO'cGrd association, in view OF the awful de-
struction of human life caused by Sexual diseases,
and the deceptOn practccd upon the unfortunate VIC
tins of such diseases by Quacks years ago di-
rected their Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE
ACI worthy of their name, to open Dyspensary for
the treatment of this class of diseases in all their FORMS
and to give Medical did Gratis, to all who apply by
letter, with description of their condition. (age oc-
oupaton, habits of lifo &C.. and in Of extreme
poverty, to Furnish Medicine Free of Charge. 1t b
needless TO add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age aud will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors. review of the Cast feel assured
that their labors in this sphere Of benevolent effort,
have been of great benefit to the afflicted especially
the young and they have resolved to devote themselves
withrenewed zeal, to this very important but much
despsed cause.
just published by the Association. Report on Spsr-.
matorrhGa, or Seminal Weakness the Vice of Oman.
ism, Masurbation Self Abuse and other Diseases of
the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon which,
will be sont by mall lin sealed letter onyellope.) Free
cf Charge the receipt Of Two sTAMPs for postage
Address for report treatment DIR. George Il. CaLs
houn. Consulting Surgeon Howard Association, No.
2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. .,.ll, s
.1'-. BY order of the Directors.
Hr So s'.tts9 EZRA d. HARTWELI, +, Prss't.
GEO, FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
December IL, lS57.-32ly.
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edward Wright, a brakesman on the
T. w. ~ w. Railroad, had oae of his legs
crushed by collision between two cars at
Huntington, Ind, few days since. His leg
was so terribly Injured as to Iequire amputa'
ton below the knee, At last accounts but
slight hopes were entertained of his recovery.
He is son of Mr.. t. F. Wright who resides
near this place. The accident is attributed 10
the carelessness of the engineer in charge of
the train.-Napoleoa North Vest.
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he declined to have it pitched into his yard. This
story may be apocrypha, but there can be no
doubt of tho general abundance aud extreme
cheapnesss Of Hay throughout this region, where it
sold in some localities even up TO $40 per ton last
spring while thousands died for want Of it, includ.
ing some who had grain irl suffclency. The scarci-
~ OF stock hogs for fattng is calculated to swell
tho surplus OF grain. Wisconsin is buying pork by,
the cargo from Illinois, when she could proftaby
make asurplus If she only had the pigs whereby to
convert her excess Of corn into pork Most of the
wheat remains still in the stack, awaiting better
prices the growers having no fit storage for it if
threshed |.G. |.|| ''T fENf#
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1ay- Our Democratic friends, who are dow on
nisgcrs, have done little else in the legislature
since it convened, than report nigger bills and
make niger speeches. The first bill presented
was to tender our jails to slave catchers fer the
safe keeping of fugitives, and then they intro
duced bill to keep colored people out of the
State, and " bleeding Kansas i" resolutions with
great variety OF side issues. have been the special
order for every day of the present session. One
would suppose, by reading the proceedings of our
democratic Legislature, that it was not permttedto
legislate on any other subject than that of I" Mig
gers" Truly VIC have genuine niggsr" de.
mocracy '"' vi. ~
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as- The Washington n; correspondent of the N

Y. Post says ..,..... ......
The Minnesota constitution, subscribed with all
the names of all the delegates and certified to by
the Secretary OF the Territory has arrived, but
Gov Medary refuses to sign it, He says tho copy
sent to him, agreeably to the new constitution, he
sent to the President. i. ........
The new Senators, Representatives and Dele
gates from Minnesota agree to certify that the
Republican constitution is true copy, and that
the names signed are genuine. The committee on
Territories had meeting to-day to settle the
matter The LEGO nptonites feel sanguine of sue
cess, and boast that they will carry the consttu-
ton through in less than 80 days. The Admins
tration is anxious to keep Minnesota out Its sup
porters in the Senate will refuse to unseat Fitch
and Bright but will press action in the House
against Davis and Darrow, of MARYLAND, and
Campbell of Ohio, nG-Lecomponitcs, |
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.Q,Y The Republicans of indiana have called
convention ON the 4th of March, OF all persons
opposed TO the Lccompton constitution, They
propose u Union against the Bright men, and there
10 little doubt but tho movement will prove cn.
iirely successful. IL strikes us that ii would not
be out of place for The people of Ohio TO give cx
prcSsion to their opinions upo. the important
questions which now SO powerfully Ngtalo the
country. Our doors should be thrown wide opc,
10 receive those who are willing to unite with Il,
iii opposition TO the further rucroacmncnis Of thl
Slave Power
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The clique have evidently discovered their mis-.
sake in calling up those rrauiulont tickets aud ono
might as soon expect to get u grunt out of u dead
pig us to induce them to refer to this matter sgnin
There is not one of the clique who wants the Jacis,
1t there is, why does ho not come out over his
own signature and say so
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az Clifford has lilAlly been confirmed by the
Senate, upoa strictly partiaan grounds That ha is
totally unit To occupy saat Oh the Snp,>mc
Bench of the Uatai States, no one a0er reading
the history of his confirmation can possibly doubt
Als,tter writer ir1m Warrington sail, a (s| days
before his coadrmAtion;
"CGnorl will he continued uade: party drill;
although it Is well known that tae entire bar OF
Now Eng,nni has protested aga'nSt II as an OUT
rage. thus the process of deterioration goes on
and the Suprsme Colrt is gradually becoming u
nero party machine to do the bidding OF tue dom
inant iac ion aud to supply p,acss To reward
hrokeu-down party hacks, o tsnpora q
! mOr.s
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nuSus.

The recent election in Kansas is still in doubt
Que report gives the pro-slovcry ncn all of the
State officers aud the free state men the lcgisa-
turs. Calhoun has returned 10 the territory un-
der the protection of u. 5. troops. Ills report
giv,s the legislature to the pro-slOvery men by
ten 70 twelve on joint ballot, AS Calhoun has