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Felt and Composition Roofngll
SNEETMAN 4 BRO.

tSoeoesaois 70 psrntti, sw, etman s Rro.,l
WILL put on the above cheap and dnra-
w hle Roofing IN Dayton ond yieiRiiy, also in
the neighboIiug states, on a. short notice aud ns
fair terms as any nrin IN Ohio or elsewhere.
Having had long practical experience In the
business, they hope 30 satisfy all who may fayot
them with theil patronage They also keep eot-
~, and viii sell At Cincinnati prloes, for Approved
paper, or i've per cent discount for cash will be
made. Address as above.
SWEETMAN 4 BRO,
Dayton, Ohio.
Please leave orders AZ the Hardware store Of
Messre loomih bAFneu, 30 ST., or at oar Factory,
No. ias Fourth street, Dayton, Ohio.
augSl-8md
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u. ". WHcaEOll

K EEPS, in connection with his supply ol
N Woolen ManuiactuFer's articles. a laTge and
full assortment OF India Rubber Belting, Packing
Packing Hose, sc. Woul1 especially call the aten'
tion OF Milierh, Manufacturers ami Machiutaia a
my stock Of Betting, which 10 hfty per cent cheaper
than any other klnd OF betting forpower and dura-
hilitY
Has also on hand I.acins leather, Belt Hooks
Warps, Machine Cards, Reeds, ,&c.
'302 sncoNp ST, DAYTON.
Apr4T-lyw
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Fever and Ague

from which mankind suffer over a large part OF
the globe, Is the consequence OF diseased action
ir the system, induced by the poisonous mnsm
Of vegetable decay. This exhnlaton Is evolved
by the action of solar heat on wet soil, and rises
with the wntery vapor fom Il. While the sun n
below the horizon this vnpor fingers near the
earths surface, and the virus IL taken with it
through the lungs into the blood. There It nets
as an irritating poison on the internal vsccra
and cxcrcting organs of the body. Tho liver be-
comes torpid and fails to secrotc not only this
virus, but also the bile from the blood. Both
the virus and the bile accumulate In the crCua-
ton, and produce violent constitutional disorder
The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach sym
patllze with the liver, and become disordcrcd
also Finally, the instinct of our organism as
If In an attempt to cXpci the noxous infusion,
concentrates the whole blood Of the body in thc
internal excretores 10 force them TO cast It ont
The blood leaves the surfacc and rushes TO The
central organs with congcstivc violence. This Is
the GULL. But IN this effort II fails. Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the
central organs and rishes 10 the surface rs IL
in another effort to cXpcl the irritating poison
through the other great eNcretory - the skin. In
this also II fails, and the system abandons the at
tempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery of
strength to repeat the hopeless effort another day
These are the fits or paroNysms of FEVER AND
AGUE. Such constitutional disorder viii of
course undermine tho health IL Il Is not removed.
We have laborcd TO find, and have found, an
untdotc,
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For salel

A SASH AND BLIND MAHuFACTuRY, AND
N Ware rouse, situate on lots No. 763 and 16h In
DAYTON Ohio, together with an the machinery
thereto belonging, Also the uneNpiFnd term OF the
lease Of said lots,
ALsO--A large lot OF sash, glazed and unglaze' =
over 100 hOxcs of gasa of all sizes, large lot OF
safea Doors Inmher, 6c., for sale hy the under
alRnod, who was fhe 10th day OF september 1893,
appOintod by the Hon ID. A, HhnCh, Judge Of the
Superior Court OF Montgomery county Ohio, receive
or In the case OF Jacob slcnl against Jacob hTennor
and others now pending In said court with power
10 saD and diapOae OF said property Uho same being
the prop rly ~ Breuner and Slenty) Also 10 col
leOt all the nehia due 10 said iifm.
AL persons knowing themselves Indebted VIII
please call and settle, 80 . .
sopt90-0w DAVID A, WAkhhAM'
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DIR. JOIIRsOR'S
HERB pISPENSAR

OFFICE 90 MAIN ST,
(seeond door, Up stairs,) nufalo; n. Y.
.THE CELEBRATED DIR. JOHNSON,
Botanic Physician, treats mecesEfuiiy the fol-
lowing diseases;
Consumption, Dyspepsia,
Asthma, Nervous Debility
Bronchitis, Headache cu'd in 10 m
Lung& G est Diseases Scrofula,
Diseases Of the Heart Salt Rheum,
Kidney Affections, Rheumatism,
Liver Complaints, Fover and Ague,
Female Weakness, Pimples,
Diseases of the Ear and Eve, &c &o.
All whOare suffering from the above named dis
eases, or any other complicated disease OF years
standing, are Informed that they can have forw afd
ed by natl or express tort small sum OF 81 90 a
neat package OF aedcines, with all necessary d.
rections and mcdioA advice. Pationts should appy
without delay, a. they can obtain Instant rclitf
from the Doctors remedies,
Or. Johnaons Medicine coneiutg Of extracts from
choicest Medicinal foreign and native Roots and
HeThn, manufactured under hia own superviAion, at
his nispensary, and therefore avoiding the use Of
Mercury and other mineral poisons, that ney-
Anda have fallen Victims and gone 10 early graves,
LOTION FOR rhr COMPLkNlOH-Dr. John
aoEs remarkable LOTION Tor besutiiS ing and In
proving the Complexion, removing almost inGian-
laneously Tan, Freskles, Pimples 4c., will be sent
70 aay part Of the country tor el oo ana post
DR. JOHNSON, Drawer 4Ol,
once sS Main street, Dufialp, Y.
~ p,-Femnle Pills ~ % ADox. ieit-d&wiy
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Mrs. Wiuslow, an experienced nurse
and female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process of teethng by sortenlng the gums reducing
all Inflammation will allay all pain, and is sure to
regulate the bowels. Depend upon It, mothers 1t
wlsive rest TO yourselves end relief and health to
yourinfants. Perfectly safe in all cases. Sec ad-
vertiscment In another column. jo2
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OPENING OF NEW
DAGUERREOTYPE& q PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS

SEPTEMBER GTH.)
At tho Gallery of Art, 264, ard Street,
EAST OF THE POST OFFICE.
PHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECrFULLY
l. informs his friends and Iatrons, that he has
resumed his old business Of Dageurrootyping 10
connection with his Gallery OF Painting, for which
purpose he has fitted up rooms in the most elegant
style over his Picture Frame and Looking dlnss
Store. Having secured the services OF MI o. d.
FINCH, who has tho reputation Of being one OF
tho most shilfull Photographers in the West, be
thinks he cannot fail to render the most entire
satisfaction to all who want fiithiullikoness.
Picture Frames of every ditcripuon, and Look
ing Glasses Of all sizes, always on hand or made
TO order.
sep 5-tf 7. W. CRIDLAND.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
moIloway,s PiIIs arc especinI

HOIIOway's Pills are especially
recommended for the cure OF sourvy and the other
complaints most common to mariners and thOso un-
able to get fresh meat. They act actas subittute
for sacchararine matter and neutrazo the effect Of
asaiine diet, absorbing the poisonous effects of the
salt and rendering the blood pure and the vital
erglos free from dcbilitating influences.
Sold at I &C mauufactory, No. 80 Maiden Lane
New YORK, and by all druggists at 95o., esq., and 81
per box or pot. oCtl5-dGwlw
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MRS. WIN ST. Q w,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
sents to the attention Of mothers, her
Soothing Syrup +!
For Children Teeth

SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS,
Depend upon IT, Mothers, 1t Will give rest TO your
RELIEF AND HEALTH To Your INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for over
ton years, and CAN say IN CONFIDENCE AMI
TRuTn OF II, what we'll have never been ab g TO
shy ot any other medi--, eine--NENER HAS IN
FAlLEU, IN A sINGLktl INSTANCE, TO EF-
Feet A CURE, when ~ timely used. Never did
we know an instance ~ OF dissatisfaction by any
one who uaed IT. On theNl contrary, all are de-
lighted with Its opera-F' tions. and speak in
terms q highest eom-uQ mendation Of It's magic
al effects and medical virtues, We SPEAK In
this matter "wHAT WEI no RN0W,n after ten
years experience, and(9 PLEDGE OUR RETUTA-
TION roH THE fuLIIL-. MENr or WHAT WE
HERE DECLARE. In al-Gf most every instance
where the infant is sui-b-i fering ffon' pain and
cNhauBtitn, rcliet willkvi be found In fifteen or
twenty minutes afierikl the sylur Is administered
This valuable propaiac, tion is the prescription
of one OF the most tNE1 FE RIE NGED and
sKILLFUL NURSES ma New England, and has
been used with NEvEhS fAlLiHo SUCCESS Is
THOuSANDsO OF CASES.
ttnOt only relieves the child from pain, but n
vigoratcs the stomaehQl and bowels, correots
actdity, and giVea tone ami energy 20 the whole
system. u viii AlmostY0 Instantly relieve GRi-
PING IN TIN DoWS@ KlS AND WIND col
~, and overcome cons. vulsions, which, II not
speedily rciredied, endf~ In death. We believe IL
the HEsT and suResTk Remedy In the world, In
All cases Of DYSENO TERY ANT DIAR-
RHE, IN CHILDREN,S whether It Arises from
teethlng, or from Rnyh~t other cause. We would
say TO every motherWhoyn has child suffering
from any OF the foregoN " ing complaints - DO
NOT LET YOUR PREF IupICEs NOR THE
PREJUDICns or oTHs ERS, stand between
yoursunering child andST the relief that viii be
SURE - yes, ABSOES LuTELY suRE--to fol-
low the use of this > medicine, Il timely used.
ful directions for using viii accompany
nch bottle None gen uine uniess the fac-sim-
ne of CURTIS PER 70 kINs, New-Hork, Is on
sold by Druggistst-i throughout the world
Principal oiiioeFa No. ~ Cedar ST.
New York.
fsriee only 25 Cents per Bottle
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G'hc Discussion.

The discussion on yesterday, between MeSsrs
Dinnlson ana kanney, was conducted with thai
courtesy aud good breeding that have character.
zad all these discussions between the two A,
1t has been since these debates Commenced SO il
was Yesterday, the Republicans left the ground
IN The highest spid's, satisfied that although the
den oil these debates originated in Democratic.
trick 10 thus get the sp eohes of their candidate te
before Republican readers, yet the result of
these discussions will but heighten enthusiasm in
behalf of the able and invincible Republcun
gubsrnnI orul ca didote,
Mr.. Dennison probably made the boliest Charge
in his speech here OF any # these debates. He
jumped, from ths start, right into the middle OF
Slavery Prnpagtndism Democracy, and riddled
the Whole bulk from bow to stern His manner
was perfectly elect'iFyng. hc.rais-d Republican.
to Their very toes IN excess Of admiration, aud
covered D'mvCraoy with every confusion of face
he showed up the treachery and the dishonesty
OF the Northern Democracy, its Janus faced prH
portioos, lis deception is trickery to carct
Northern votes while yielding everything to th,
Slave power, IN manner nimitabe, au rs.
tabIShed Tor the orator rank among Tho frs
political orators of the land.
Mr. Dennson has now proclaimed his views
ike man, in every part OF the S late. He ha.
answered all Nj. Ranncy's questions and lhos,
oi lhe tedsers who, like Pugh, Manypenny anc
odnorn' OF whHs dogged his steps. Here -
be IL spoken to The credit of Democrats s-no in
terleper appeared, We shall give Mr.. ID uni
sons speech in n day or two III full.
The frank. and open manner of Mr.. Dennson
in boldly facing eyerv QUESTION, is in marked
contrast with the shuffl,ng, evasion, and sp,cia
pleading OF Mr.. Ranncy, The latter does no
seem TO know what is meant by Categorical
answer, but, like " decls alton" under The ol,
forms OF practice, he has 80 mans" whereases,
aud tlerefores," and that is 10 saves" an,
las alOreStds," and 80 to wits" that when h
COMES out OF the hole nobody can see where h
went in. We defy the most Gsjule to tel, b.
Rsnney's answers to Dennison's questions, whs
Ihrr the former stood on his head or on hi, nee
all we know is that at the end of the debate h
lay flat on his back.--Cifve. Herald.
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Greasy Mechnnics,'--"S Small Fist
cd Farmers

The Democratic party Cf 0hio--the third
State in the great constellation. owing her sue
cess to the freedom Of her Institutions has for
its exponent of principles the Cincinnati Enqai-
rsr. Mr. Banks, OF Virgiaia, and notorious for
having been the editor OF the Sout Side DEM
oerat during the last Presidential campaign. is
the editor of the Enquirer. He is the author
of those sneering articles on Greasy Mechau-
les "Small Fisted Farmers" Free Schools "
and the Conglomerated Society Of the North, y
We reproduce his opinion of Free Schools, aud
urge it upon the earnest consideration of all De.
mocratS
I'VE bave got TO hating every thing with the
prefix FAKE from FREE negroes down and up
through the whole ca,alogue-FaSg farms, rRgt
labor, FREE society, FREE will, FREE thinking
FREE children, and FREE sehouls-al belonging
to the same brood of damnable isms. But the
worst OF all ahominatious Is the modern system
o. FREE ScHooLs, The Nsw England system o.
Free Schools has been tic cause AID prJi6
source Of the i"fdelity and tredsoHs tdat haU,
tarned her cites into SOdoms aud G1morraaS
aad her land tnt0 the common nesting places Of
h0piiag Bedl0m,tes WE AB0MiNAt tE THE
! ISiSfEM BECAUSE raE SCHOOLS ARE
FREE"
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The EIOlnlestead Ri,i

On tins question: says the Tuscarawas Advo
cate, the Republican party is as true as .h(
needle OF the Pole. There is no wayeriup be
cause It is emphatically poor mans measure
We all know that the Republican party of III,
state and Nation are warmly in favor OF It ;anc
lhe lact thdt II Is popular measure is aread,
leading Locoioco editors into claiming hypo
critically, that it embraces one of the cheri,fe
pt'nelpIeS OF the Dtmocrdtic purity! Look al
the facts -
In lnc last Congress under the spirited len,
OF Mr. Grow, oi Penn, u Homestead b n p,ss
ed the House. A few Democrats voted for il
out the bulk OF the ID mocraiic strength was Gus
against 1t, whl every Republican vote was giy
en- Tor II, and secured it passage.
VA reaching The Senate, the bill was dScussa,
short tlme, when one of the Democratic lead
eTs moved to lay it on the table Tho vote an
this measure was tie; every Republican Sena
tor voted no, while all the ayes were Democrats
and the casting vote IN favor Of laying it on In,
table was given by Vct-President Breckenridge
Tue Democratic party is thus responsible for it
deIeat. The lew Democrats who voted with IN
Republicans in its favor were constrained to d.
s, by AL overwhelming public opinion at home
and baing TINS compelled to act agaiust thai
party, their creed is not to be set down to tn
credit OF the party whose lead they resisted
The HON stead II is Il measure of the u tmos
imporonce 20 the free laboriug masses of tn
| North. II is u measure calculated TO relieve III
wide spread calatnites of our working popuu
| ton, baneticient appropriation which costs tn
goycmment almost nothing aud is of incaIcul
able benefit to the people; and yet We fin i
thrust aside solely by Democratic votes, L
make room for the swinLIins schemes Of the ot
by atventur"rs, and till the hungry maw ws ot pc
liucal SreGuIators with the corrupt treasures 1
the Governm mt lf the people desire its sue
cess Us we feel assured they do, they will loo
in vain for it while the Locofoco party is retain
| cd III power.
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The aalDaiIM.

From all parts OF the State we get the most
ch erin news. The Z RtpubIicanS are aclive,
engaged in the work necessary to be done prior
to the election, and th-re clu BE- no doubt as to
The result. Our candidate for Governor, AMI
other able and eflcen, laborrrs, are constantly
in the field, and are doing much good by expo
sing the evil tendenci's of IN )l4ru [oculocos,n.
and exhorting the people to return to the prn-
G pies upon which our Governm mt was fun l.
ed an vote for the men who will lab Jr to al :
vance the cause of Freedom and Humanity.
The Cleveland Herald says -
Information reaches u, from all parts Of Ohio
that the people have b3'oms aroused, ana that,
in PARTICULAR, are th1 Republicans enthusiastic
and animated.
Mr.. DGNNIsoN has boraa his part with snch
ability such dignity and su III out,anl-out frank.
ness, as to WIN praise from all parties lie has
scorned to dodge question, but all overt tue State
has spoken out wIlh tranknpss and manli.
ness That wins him fresh f,pnis and rivets the
closer his OH ones. He has bat one fqco, and
ether on the Ohio River or on Lake Erie, Ae
spsdks no double words.
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pERRYSBURG JOURNAL
PERRYSBURG:
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1859.
Democratic senatorial Convention

The Democratic Senatorial Delegates for this
district, met in Convention at Toledo, on Thurs.
day last AS we predicted MIR. Wcstcotl was
unceremoniousy slaughtered. When the an.
uouncement of candidates was called for, some
prrson announced the name of II. j Boehmer, OF
Putnam county, which was followed by stamps
aud cheers. after which, Mr. j. J. Parks, of this
place, wao was understood to oppose West
coits pomjnation, announced the name of Mr.
W. 1t was received in profound silence, aud
was only made by Mr. P. for the purpose OF
kicking dead horse Gilbert Bach, ESQ
stepped forward and withdrew the name of Mr..
Weslcott, ana Baehmer was nominated bv ac-
c.mstion. Aside from Mr. Beach. Westcott
appeared to have no friends in the Convention.
There was spirited contest for member of
State Board of Equalization, during which the
Hancock and Lucas delegates displayed their
usual want Of attachment for each other Ever,
county in the district, except Putnam. had a
candidate. After several ballots, Daniel Barton.
OF this county, the best man proposed, was with.
drawn, and Howard of Hancock, only lacked "A
f'w votes OF getting the nomination. This
frightened the Backus and Stsadmen delega es,
and they withdrew Nc b ,in aud united on s. J.
Catcly, of Fulton. On the announcement of
The vote, CateIy had one jority. This excited
the Hancock men, and they made an attack
upon red headed delegate from Putnam coun-
ty, and compelled him to ask the privilege to
change his vote, His request was granted, aud
then general rush for the red-headod man ensu-
ed, onl he was frightened until his hair stood on
end and Was unable to tell how he stood and
refused to change his vote.
Gribben, of Findluy then withdrew Mr.
HOword's name, and Cutely was nominated.
Morton read s3reS Of resolutions, ona Of
which proposed TO call Congressional Conven-
tion al Defiance on the 2)th of Uc'obsr, for the
purpose Of eecting delegates to the Charleston
Convention. This move created much discus.
sion, and 80 many amendments wers made that
The Chair got lost, dropped the whole subject
and then put another motion Mungen pitched
into Rev. Octavius Waters, ald had something
to say about ''wiley anil insilious foes" & c
Lager beer got the oscsndency, and the resolution
was lost. The Douglas men, observing the wan
ing popularity of the Little Giant, wanted al
eaily Convention, fearing that delay would Sc
cure their defeat.
The ticket nominate is decidedly weak, snC
will be defeated if the Republicans do thei
duty.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD |!
STRAYED on ST0LENI

4 BOUT the 18th Of June last the subscriber. resi-
"a ding in Perrysbnrg twp lost two sorrel uare
colts; one, two years DID, without any the 9th
cr one year Old and two hud feet white, also white
face. Any one finding the same shall. by leaving
word at the store of +. II. Miller Co., or the sub
sorber' residing 3 miles down the river road from
Perrysburg receive Ten Dollars Reward.
Sept l5,- l9wS* HENRY KINDERV ATER.
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Greeley On PhysiolSy OF Mar

The editor OF the irlblue in writlng from Salt
L1ke City, says:-
regret that have found time and opportu.
nifty TO visit but one OF lhe nineteen Com
Schools OF this ci,y. rnis was lhinly attended
by children nearly all quite young, an OF the
most rudlmentary attalnments. Tueir phrrllolo
gldal developments were IN the average bad
say tins with freedom since | have stated tiat
those OF the adults, as have noted than N the
Tabernacle. were good. But | am told taat
ldIolic, or uniformed children are very rare. if
no unknown here. The male saints emphasize
The fact that majority OF the children bora here
are girls, holding it proof that Prov yideace
smiles on their "pecullor inslitulion;" l. on
I. t contrary, mslntain that such is the case in
AL polygamous coudtrl0s, and proves simply a
prtponderance of vigor on the pare OF the mo.
ih,rs over that Of tn fathers, wherever this re-
suit is noted. ! presum- that IN jorty OF the
children OF old husbands By young wives iu any
community are girls
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For the journal.
Sweet Dream, Farewell.

Br LlLLy LARksPuR.
Dream OF my early years.
I'm bidding you fa.ewell;
It's with grief and tears,
break the happy spell. ....-
Bright hopes that filled my heart
Are vanishing away.
Sweet dream. YOU must depart,
'ris vain to wish thy stay.
Dear hero of that dream,
May you be ever blest;
But no fond words of mine
Can ever give thee rest.
We must forget ourvow,
Or paths are shadowed DER
They are divided now,
To meet-ah , never more.
I'll miss that dream Of Joy
Whene'cr ! think of thee;
Ill meier forget the peace
That dear dream broughtto me;
I'll miss 1t when I'm sad,
To dry my startip% tear;
III miss II when I'm glad,
To bloss me with its cheer.
I'll hush that dream to sleep
III still that love; aud then
I'll bury II so deep
1t ne'er can wake again.
Tho grie then shall know
lhIs heart can never toll;
'Tls sad to let thee GO
Sweet dream. FIR well .--fareM ell,
ySRVRG Srut 1880
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Attachment.

Buch q Brothers, plfnuglin,t Lymln Newvslldarts
Before Walter Davidson, j. f., Of Webster twp Wood
Co., Ohio.
ny the first day of September. ID. 1850 said jus
~ tice is ued an order OF attachment in the above
action for the sum of ehty-eght dollars and t.
Sept l5--l9W
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!luriaY. Ooioher sth lAha
''1IUI1II > I'NIEs
IS Leayitt W John Mcmillan.

Charles Lesytt vs.. john Mcmillan.
Rf virtue of an execution TO me directed and deiy-
- cred from the court Of common pleas of Wood
onhtyohi I'm the above enutled cause will offer
ior sale at tue door OF the court house. in Perysburg
on " - ~
Saturday October s. 1859,
between The hours of 2 clock NJ, ana o'clock p.
NJ OF snid day, the north west quarter Of section No
twenty-seren (27j OF township number five (5l OF
range number eleven QlJ in ood County Ohio con.
tanning one hundred aud sixty acres. more or less
@. W. NORTON, sherig,
JAMES MURRAY. atty of pl'h
Sept. 3, Is 9-lsw5s2 IS