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him to regard these the ftAnd proper associates
of his highmigh -otherwise, you damn him
eternally, by psmpering his spiritnal pride. !
Into this state is Beale Lloyd relapsing very
fast The Fares have ordained it, says he, and
am victim of circumstances. He has not
quite convinced himself of this, yet, of course,
but this is the conclusion towards which he is
rapidly drifting-a dismal, close-locked harbor,
from which there is scarce possible exit, and
where the teredo can honeycomb ones ship at
will Besides, there are many wild dreams Of
reinstating himself, and, withal, the poor NOR
tai is failing fast, such gnawing thoughts play
havoc with the storm battered craft.
lessee Of a palace, he is the actual occupant
of cell, both really and metaphorically-
NAL, feyered-knowing no sunshine. sal
But there may be q change, for the Soma
phore indicates that the Marseilles steamer is
at hand, and Georges face brightens with an
unwonted smile of hope as he hurries towards
the quay. 2hioda7s.- 9ai ssniel tIia .5saa
He has no trouble in finding the person he is
in quest Of and Mrs. Beale recognises in the ne
gro who approaches her, takes of his hat, and
gives her welcome to Genoa, with a cordial
hope that she is well, and has had pleasant
voyage, the man George, who, under the facile
disguise of woodsawyer in quest Of employ
ment, had acted as her husbands emissary
previous to his departure, and had been recon-
mended to her as entirely trustworthy.
t" He is well-my husband is we'll! A" she
cried, grasping his arm convulsively.
Yes ma'am, thank ye, he's very well, but
rarther down in sperrits, ma'am. Kinder lone
some, l reck'n, and I'm real glad you come,
| ease he's a wantin' for comply" said George.
8" He is here ~ aL IT,. ~aIt
s'm-only," said George, apologetically,
he don't go outen de palace nowhar-says
peoplell pint dere fingers at him eff he do So
all notion of his, ma am-nobody gifts p'inted
at here-but me, an ats case I'm kinder dark
complicated, spec'." II
Are not my children here?n
"No'm, not yit. Boss got letter from em,
and teled me they was to be here this week
| sometime, but hasn't seen nothin' of 'em yet
though l was at the hotels and the counsels
no later this mornin' - ..
Then he is all alone Take me to him."
Yesm. Here, B'teester, you STAN by desc
trunks till dey goes into de custom house. Come
on, ma am" t,t f'
! He put Mrs. Beale into numbering coach
that stood at the end of the quay, and, mount
ing the box beside the driver, gave the signal to
move on. And Mrs. Beale, as they threaded
| their slow way across the triangular piazza
fronting on the quay, could not prevent her IN
terest being awakened by the unwonted scene
spite of all her heart-weariness, and of all her
| anxiety, to be with her husband.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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the Emperor explained to him in detail the mo
tives which induced him to take this heroic
step The young Prince, broken hearted, the
tears streaming from his eyes, his utterance
choked by sobs, listened to the dreadful nara
tive on his knees. and clasped his hands ex
claiming, "uiy father my fatheri" The EN-
peror would not allow him to quit his side until
he had obtained from him solemn promise to
let death take its course without attempting to
stop it. But the instant the young Prince was
out OF the room, his flial love triumphed over
his fidelity to his word, and he summoned the
whole royal family, and also three physicians.
The latter arrived too late. The Emperor, af.
ter not. very violent agony, expired at twenty
minutes past twelve, at noon, on the 18th Of
February 1855. At the same instant Russia
changed not only her master but her policy.
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hold the highest admiration from the calm end
dignifed dameanor of the captives, Their
whole bearing was at variance with tho repre-
sensations made by some of the "sportsmen
who harass them, that they are treacherous,
savage, and revengeful; when tormSuted by
the guns of their prosecutors, they, no doubt,
display their powers and sagacity in efforts to
retaliate or escapes but here their every move
ment was indicative of innocence and timidity.
After struggle, in which they evinced no dis
position to violence or revenge, they Submitted
with the calmness of despair. Their attitudes
were pitiable, their grief was most touching,
and their low moaning went to the heart. 1t
would not have been tolerable, had they either
been captured with unnecessary pain or reserT-
ed for illtreatment afterwards.
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Ge,aoua la Su1,erbd.

81 All, that such beauty, vary iag In me isht
OfhviRg nature, cannot be porrsyeq - q
BY words nor by the pencils silent sklt
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WASHINGTON. D. G.
For the National Frs
A PALACE IN GENOA.
BY EDWARD SPENCER.
BY EDWARD SPENCER

The Marseilies Steamer.
% Sof-rire e Tac.re''
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FoRNEY--BUcHAxAN--B RowN.-Col. Forney,
of the Philadelphia press. it will be remember
ed, was the right.hand man of Buchanan in the
Presidential contest and literally won the Pres
idency for the Sage of Wheatland." Col. For
ney now says: Mr.. Buchanan himself is more
guilty, in moral sense, for the work at Har.
ler's Ferry, than poor old Brown" And again.
the same character as that Of John Brown to
secure Freedom to Q people who would have
none of it. lift waaright in James Buchanan
tn force Slavery upon people, it was right in
John Brown 10 force Freedom upon the South
Their authority outside of Law was precisely
the same. 1t is unfortunate that Mr.. Buehanr
an had not possessed the honesty of purpose Of
poor old Brown. 1t would have saved the credit
of the Administration, and probably the life Of
that crazy and deluded agitator." T
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Severe hui NEcrited.

For the first time in the history of our country,
The people have elected to the Presidcncya man
whose character requires legal support to pre-
serve it from the criticisms of an independent
press Mr.. Buchanan has actually given notice
Of his intention to commence suitagainst Forney,
of the Philadelphia Press Tor supposed damage
done to his character The offensive language
is embraced in an article on the dea tn of Bro
derrick. Forney handles the whole history of the
difficulties which terminated in the death of that
distinguished man without gloves, enl COZ :
cludes with the following paragraph which is
severe, but doubtless merited-
Many years ugo the American people were
profoundly excited by the Cilley duel A young
Representative in Congress, for certain words
spoken in debate, was intrapped into conf ct
which he was too intrepid to refuse, and went
out upon the field md was slaughtered, But
Jonathan Cilley fell for an Administration, and
in personal difficulty David @. Broderck has
Welded up his lie for a sacred principle. If he
had surrendered To the Establishments of the Ad-
ministraton, he might to-day he living among
his numerous friends Ii was only because he
refused to compromise the truth anl abandon
his solemn pledges, that we are now called upon
10 muurn his untimey death, Thus has closed
pure, beautiful, aud stainless hle Thus has
fallen the first great martyr to political pria'
ciples OF the campaign OF 1889 We ask thu
nroh-traitor to those principles, IT, in his old age
and in the sunset of his lille, ha can feel that his
hands are clear OF the hearts blood OF David C.
Brodetickt
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The central organ of he Republican party Of
Ohio, for the ability end enterprise displayed in
its management during the campaign through
and warm support of the party throught the
State. The Ohio State Journal led on the Re-
publican hosts in n united column, aud inspired
them with confidence and zeal which secured
gIourious triumph. Republican reader if you
would have an able Republican paper, and be
posted on State news, generally, subscribe for
the State Journal Icrms-- Daily, $6 Tri "
Weekly, ss3 Weekly. so. Address Henry
d. Cook * Co., Columbus, Ohio.
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why lErOdcrick WIS Aiiled--HiS
own Testimony,

Broderick, while on his death bed, expressed
the reason why his life was taken. Cot Baker,
in his eulogy over he remains of the distinguish
ed Senator, after alluding TO t&e private virtues
Of the deceased, said -
But it is not by this standard that he is TO be
judged. lie was public man, and his memory
demands II public Judgment. What wac his
public crime The answer ia ia his own words :
"FHR HAVE KILLED NE BECAUSE WAS OPPOSED
TO TUE EXTENSION OF SLAVERY AND CORRUPT
ADMINISTRATIONS Feowoilizens, they are re-
markuble words, uttered at n very remarks hle
moment they involve the history Of his Sena-
torial career, and of its sad and bloody termina-
ton.
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i, A. HlddiNs' } socy's.
j. MrRRAN,

asr The triumph of Judge Fitch is received ON
all hands. among moral and upright men, with
great satisfaction, S;eedman aud his bIack-leg
and whiskey drinking followers, although they
found a republican who was willing to be their
tool, are defeated by n vcry large majority, and
the laws against the prevailing vices of Toledo
may sill be enforced, even though political
leaders aud large bclIied lNud-lords be the guilty
parties. Thos. A, Lane, the Times, affidavit
man, can now SEQ how much weight his many
onidavits had upon the public mind, We see
that Kent, like whipped spaniel, crawled into
the Republican jolidcadon meeting aud had the
impudenee to respond toa call for a speech.
There was brass enough in that movement to
make the Devil blush,
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Sherif's Sale.

Sherin'S Sale.
Merritt M. Yolng, pfh, VS.. Charles B. Wilkinson.
ct al defts,
DY virtue of an order of sale to me diyected and
10 delivered in this case from the court of common
pleas of Wood county, Ohio will offer for sale az
the door the court house in Perrysburg Ohio, on
Saturday, October %. 1853,
between the hours Of IL o'clock NJ and 9 o'olock p
NJ OF said day the following real estate The undi-
yded onethird of all that part of river tracts num-
Der eighty and eightyone, 80 and 81 in the UHited
States Reserve or IL miles square, at the foot of tina
rapids of the Miami of Lake Erie, bounded az follows:
South by Grassy Creek west by the line of said
tract number eighty (s0) north by the Maumee River
and east by line parallel with the line Of tract
number eighty and distant therefrom east
ery three chains and fty-one hundredths; also that
part OF ssii tract number eghtyon (Sl bounded a.
follows, to wit: commencing at a boulder where the
east limo of the last described tract of land corners
the Perrysburg Il Oregon Road and running thsnss
north OH said east line and 92lO0 chains TO boui
der; a white oak thirty inches in diameter bearing
south S2A degrees east, and thirynine links there
trom thence easterly at right angles with said last
mentioned line two and 400 chains to said Perrys-
burg and Oregon road and also south along
said road 10 the place of beginning containing fty-
eight hundredths of an acre. less; also that
other part Of tract eighty (sl) bounded as fol-
lows: Commencing on the north line ofthe Dayto
Michigan Railroad as the has been ed ont
and constructed said River tract eighty one
Sl where the east line of the in partition dos
cribed 46.l00 A. meets the same; the sasterIy
along the line OF said Railroad nine and 5l00 chains;
thence norherly limo parallel with the north and
south line OF said river tract eightyone S1 to Gras-
sy Creek, thence westerly along Grassy Greek to the
east line Of said partition tract of and 46 100 acres
thence southery said east line to the place OF be
ginning, containing twelve and 40le0 acres. be the
| same more orless. C. w. NORTON, sheriff.
| Hill PRATT. att'ys.
[ Sept. 22, lS50-20R5S7 Is
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Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been duly aPpointediand qualified as ndmlnstra-
trix the estate OF Rudolph Frederick, late fWood
county. Ohio, deceased. All persons having claims
within year, legally proven; and all persons in
debted to snid estate required to make immediate
payment. ANN ELIZA FREDERICK, admx.
Perrysburg, Oct. 20, lS50-24w3$l,25.
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Frank Steinbreck vs., AgustuS Brooke,
DN virtue of u vendi execution to me directed and
ID delivered from the court Of common pleas Of
Wood co., o., in the above ease, will offer Tor sale,
at the door OF the court house in perrysburg, on We'd
ncsday, November H. 1850. between the hours Of -
O'Clock NJ. and O'Clock p NJ, Of said day the follow
ing described lauds, 10 wits The northeast quarter
of the northwest quarter Of ses, No. twentysiX (26)
township Ne, three (3) United States Reserve at the
foot of the rapids of the Miami o, Lake Erie, con-
tanning eighty acres OF land, more or less, in Wood
CO., o.; the interest Of said defendant being tax
title, Z. W. NORTON,
II. IL. DopGE, atty, sheriff.
October lS--23w5S2 so,
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Ohio All Right!
1900 MAJORITY !
THE LegislatNre RepudAcmW

The off ;iol vote OF the State has not yet been
snno1nced, but tho majority for the Republican
State ticket will be about l7,000 and both
branches of the Legislature are Republican by
handsome mnjorites Tho Republicans will
have 2o OF the 35 Senators, and at least 81 ma
jority in the House, making 80 minority on joint
ballot. That secures Republican successor TO
Geo. Il. Puah In the u, S Senate.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS!
SADDLES, HARNESS, &C.
I'D. STONE a. co.

A T GENERAL HOUSTON'S OLD STAND, hnvo
added to thoir general assortment of articles for
pubic demand u fine assortment OF Saddles, liar-
ness and other articles usually kept in well ordered
Harness Shop, They have employed competen, work
men and intend to keep good assortment, well made,
OF good material and at fair rates.
lyon want anything in this line give us call for
we are determined not to be beat either in style,
quantity, quality or price.
NJ B,-Cash raid for Beef Hides and Sheep Psts.
October 20. IG5g--g4tf
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Wood the Banner County Of the
North West.

Wood County has fully established her rep
utation as the banner Republican County Of the
North West She can give the largest majority
and repeat it regularly. Her Republicans
never faltcr They are Republicans from prin-
ciplc, and are always at the polls on election
day. This year she gave Dennison 40S MAORI
ty-next year she will give the Republican
candidate for President 600 majority. Stick u
min there
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The Teeth.

DR.. NJ. S. Mawson, Dentist, informs the citizens Of
Wood County that he has opened an office in Maumes
city where he is prepared to perform all Operations
appsraining to his profession according the latest
improvements in the art % years experience war;
rants him in asserting that no give entire sats-
faction to allwho may favor HIM with their patronag go.
onlos and residence in Maumee city, Broadway
street below the Presbyterian Church.
Maumec City, Oct, lS 1859.
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Indiana

The election in Indiana was mainly for County
officers, but straws show which way the wind
blows" and it is bowiugin the right direction
in Indiana. The Republicans are gaining
strength in every part OF the State.
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sheri1,s Sale.

ShefiI 3 Sale. 81
Isaac Bernthise Henry Bernthstle and Jno Bates
executors of acoh Bernthistle dec. s.cc G
DY virtue of an alias yendi writ of execution 10 nae
ID directed and delivered in the above entitled case,
from the court of common pleas of Wood county.
ONO, will offer for sale at tho door of the court
house, in Perrysburg, o.. on I
Friday, Oct. 2S, 1882
between the hours of IL o'clock NJ. and o'clock p.
NJ. of SAID day. the following described real estate
TO witt The north qearter of the north quar-
ter of section number six (6) township number ave
(5) north number ten Q0) east in Wood county
o.. containing forty and 80 0l00acres more or less.
c. W. NORTON, sheriff.
F'& D. x. Hollenbeek, plffs attys, Ffs
September ga 2lw5S3
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MINNESOTA.

The Republicans have triumphed in Mime.
sota, clectmg their State ticket by about 1000
majority. Both branches Of the legislature are
Bspublicnn, which will secure another u s
Senator for Freedom. The Republicans have
also elected both members OF Congress.
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Iowa.

This State has again entered her protest
against Slavery ex'enson democracy, aud elects
the entire Republican State ticket by about d.
600 majority. The legislature is also Republi
CAn.
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pCtslasyeyauist.

Pennsylvania has turred her back upon the
sham democracy of our day, and has given an
opposition majority of from 10000 to 10000,
The legislature is opposition in both branches
by large mhiorites.
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San CASUALTY, On Monday last, the youngest
daughter Of Wm. Cady, OF this place, lril back,
wards into pail pf scaldlns wa'er wn'ch had
inst been taken from the stove, burning her very
severely about the'l,wer part of the body, For
a time her life ives despaired o. hutit is thought
She may get along -trsmotf JoGr
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Road View Notice.

INHE nonresident owners otland ON the south line
L of sections Z, SRnd9, and ON the north line of
sections number l6, Ii and Is, in town north, in
range ten O east; also the south line of sections
number q 5, 3, TO- IL and ~, aud the north line
oi ections number ~, IA Is, l6 II and Is in town
four north, range nine east, win take notice that
viewers and surveyor will meet at the house Of
OctoOer 1853, to view and survey proposed county
road commencing at the northeast corner Of section
10, in town north, range 10 east, (liberty town
snip thence west section lines TO the west line
o Mood County, Ohio, and terminating at the north.
west corner of section IS town north range east.
JONATHAN SALISBURY, ct al, Petitioners.
Sept, 20-e lwSs& .mt ...r-r se,
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Llskcy's Mdjority

This leaves Putnnm and Fdlton yet TO hear
from, aud they will about bilance each other,
thus leaving Laskcy's majority about the same
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-l--A An exchange says "A young married lady
of our acquaintance whose union has not be'n
prolific OF "lttle darlings" has Suspended on
the wall, in her bedroom directly over the head
Of the bed, n neat little picture, underneath
which is the following quotation from Scripture
"suffer little children 10 come unto me, and Ter
BID thm not, for Of such is tho Kingdom Of
HeAYen."
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The Portsmouth Journal publishes paSspor;
given by James Monroe, when Minister TO Eng
land. la 1906 to Essex White. aslave aud body
servant to John Randolph, OF Roanoke, and a
negro. in which the said Essex White is called
va citizen Of the Uaited StGttS' Judge fancy
will now have to take back his declaration that
all the Presidents recognized the non.indivi
duality OF Sambo. Mr. Madison is out OF the
ring, and, for that matter, Mr., Jefferson too,
after the famous Ordinance of 81
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ShOW FHICE SEUkE,'
(Oid Stand of Julius Biirn,)
w II e r e YOU GET MORE
w Goods for your Money, than at any other
store in the county.
40 EUDS. BROWN SUGAR--a good article,
nv on hand and selling rapidly. FOURTEEN LBS.
for 81 at the Low PRloE STORE.
% CHESTS v. III. TEA, OF superior quality,
.ZC from to shngs per pound; warranted TO
give perfect satisfaction.
CTUARps GOLDEN SYRUP, Refined for
NJ O. MOLAssES~-a good article for 3 sh-
1<s lings per gal
DIETETIC SALERATUS, 80 boxes--theb best
~ IN use, cents por pound.
LTL@UR! FLOUR! FLOUR Fresh Ground and
II Warranted for sale by the load, barrel, sack or
pound, nj the lowest market rates.
pURNING FLUID, OIL, and CANDLES, ,shsap.
~ er than the cheapest.
DURE CIDER VINEEER~-2e bbls.--an ex-
4 ira quality sold very low.
O00 KEGS NAILS for sale at loss than Toledo
O00 BBLs. SAAV sold very low.
I lPINCOTTNS AXES--25 dozen--warranted;
IL cheap at the Low Price Store.
TNOBACCOS--Fine Cut, Plug and Smoking.
StKUFTS. @Macohoy and scotch--of good quality.
SOAPS of all kinds, Pspl Or, Spices, Gingerstarch,
~ Cassie, DC, We.
10 OO0 POUNDS good BUTTER wanted, for
1O9 UOU which the highest mark ct price will be
paid Ia Groceries.
DR0DUCE Of all kinds taken in exchange for
L. Goods at the highest market price.
OZONE all and receive q benefit. We are constant.
" ly in receipt OF choee Family Groceries of the
nureSt quality, and allow to underssll us.
Bring your Produce and will give you bargain
that cannot fail to please you.
A. w. Hitchcock.
Opposite the Baird House,
PsrrysSurg.
October 10, 1859.
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Sheria's Sale.

The Belmont County Branch State Bank OF Ohio
against William Clark Elias Braman ct al.
ID virtue of an alias order of sale to me directed
ID and delivered in the above case from the Court
of Common Pleas of Wood County, will offer for sale
at the door of the Court House in Perrysb1rg. on
Saturday, November g, 1859. S-,r
between the hours of and A. NJ. Of said day thS
following real estate. the east halt Of the south
quarter and tho half efhe south east GUAR
tar of section ne. thrty.three (32l of township no
one l) in the United States Reserve of IL miles
square at the foot ofthe rapids ofths Miami Of lake
Erie, in Wood County, Ohio. saLF
JAMES MURRAY, of counsel,
October 9th ls59-22w5$S 90.
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The Representative Vote.
Wood Co. Otiapn Co

Tho following is the vote for Representative
in this District -
Wood Co. Ottdrd Co.
William s. Wood, 1882 2S0-l72l
Harvey l., Wurner l0l6 5oo--lo7l
Woods majority $50
That is quite sufficient for all practical pur.
poses.