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MONDAY EVENING, February 26, will be pre-
sented the gorgeous spectacle OF tt tt 81 y tfL
NAIAD QUEEN;
On, The NYMrHs THB RHINE.
SCHyApPs Sir Ruperts Squire. Mr.. JOHN ELLsLER
Sir Rupert, surnamed the Fearnaught ME Collier
Amphibeo, a Demon Monster."..........Mr. Donnelly
Caraine, Musical Naiad. ......... Miss l.. Maddern.
The performance will commence with the drama,
In two acts founded historical events in the life Of
Charles XII of Sweden, entitled
THE IRON KING;
4, On, THE SIEGE OF sTRALsuND.
Adam Mr.. Elsler
niTs. n+iisier.
Charles MT nloIteil
de MOWett
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COHNEH bIAIH VINN sIs, OINOINNAII'
Manager. GEORGE WOOD
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treasurer
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Principal Maohnst.... ."~.v.-."...W. u. HARRISON.
Properties NJ
NJ HoT1cR-TIME CHANGED:
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I.,,rs, rrou, ,hc semi OF war.

By the arrival Of the Adelaide at New York
on the 10Th news isreceived up TO the Both alt
Hostiluies are rcpertel 10 have already com.
menced. The Austrisns, $4,000 81 rong, had
crossed the Ticino The French troops were
pouring into Piedmont. An slIionce between
France and Russia was reported which caused
great excitement throughout England. The
King OF Sardinia had issued an iuspiring proca
nation to the army. and treating the Austrian
ultmatum as an insult French troops were
landing OF G'noa in large numbers. The Tus
can army had called on the Grand Dike TO join
France and Piedmont and declare war against
Austria, but no declined and fed, and Tuscon ny
declared Ia fcvor Of military Dictatorship
WSrlke preparations were going forward rapid
ly in Engand. France was expected to have
10000 troops in Italy on the both ult. Al
Europe seems unsafe, and every government il
preparing for war. A terrible conflict scem
inevitable, and it is impossible to tell how ia
IL may extend
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GooD-Just observe how Chautuuque county
wife Od,er'isrs her delinquent husband. We
will warrant Mrs. Smith TO keep cool in dog
days;
I oST, SrRAyED or SToLEN-An indi,
Ia ulual whom. in an uugusrded moment o.
Loneliness ! was thoughtless enough TO adopt Si
my husbsnd. He is good looking aud feeble
individual, knowing enough, however, 10 go ia
when il rSins, unless some good looking gir
Offers her umbrella. Answers 20 the name al
John. Was last Seen in company with Juh'
Harris, walking, his arm around her waist, NJ
the plank road, looking more like fool
possible, than ever, Any body that will catCl
the poor fellow, oud bring him carefully back s.
that may chasIisc him Tor running away vii
be asked to stay To tea by
HENRIETTA A, SMITH,
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For tho Perrys5urg journal
SunrCi,lc Nudge.

Ma EDITOR AS the Republican State
Convention is at hand, aud n6m's for different
State oifi ors are announced in the papers, OIL
low me, at the suggestion of many influential
Republicans. 10 announce through the columns
of your valuable paper the name of Hon. R.
p Spalding of Cleveland, as that Of a pcrsen
eminently qualified for the Off ie OF Judge OF
the Supreme Court.
Judge Spalding's well known learning aud
ability as lawyer, his former experience in dis
cha rging the duties of the Office for which he is
here named, aud his iirmucss and integrity as II
man. render all commendution of him from
nv self or any other source unnecessary,
The Office Of Supreme Judge is becoming one
of great Importance, and the people desire tc
vote for candidate who has the proper qualih
cations, and who has the courage TO adhere tc
the path of duty regardless of personal conse
0uences. A CrrzeN.
May 9th. 1859.
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A GRIND Uuuubuv,

Last Thursday was great day In Toledo. II
was the day appointed for grand Ss sbbsth
School Excursion, when ali the children atten-
ding such Schools on tho lines OF Railroads
leading into Toledo, were to visit that City
and not only ha,ea pleasant time, but Of course
have good impressions made upon their minds.
Tho generous Railroad Companies put the fare
down TO the lowest profitable notch, and their
well paid Ogont put on his most rious face, visi-
ted Schools, pulled the project in his Sabbath
School addresses and prayers; in short converted
himself into pious poster for the Railroad
Companies, anl Barnum could not have excelcd
him in humbugging the people.
Every Railroid had all the business il could
do on that day About ten thonsond persons
bought tickets and rode into Toledo, some in
the cars ON some on top Of the cars. friend
and lover Of children ho was al the depot on
the arrival OF the various trans, informs us thai
he is satisfied that of the ten thousand persons
who arrived at Toledo on the cars, at least tive
hundred were Sabbath School children
On arriving at Toledo, they were all turned
'osc in the streets, no place Of rendezvous was
pointed out, no arrangements had been made
except those which secure the sale Of tel
thousand tickets. The streets OF the city were
jammed full Of um,nity-ho'els were beseigod
by armies of men, WON n, aud babies --eatint
houses were full from cellar.to garret--g ocerie'
were crowded and from their counters issuet
ceasless streams of r. G.--bosts carried crowds
down the river at reasonable figures and Oh,
Sabbath School cause was greatly advanced
II il had been called anything but Sabbath
School excursion, the humbug wonld not have
been so apparent. AS it was, the livery of heav
en- was not sufficient for the concealment of tn
devil.
The Railro Ids made money, the pious agen
made money the hotels made money, the eatin
houses made money the doggeries had reguld
wind fall, the boats made money, the busnes
men of Toledo made mon,y, md the humbugget
ten thousand got rid OF their money. But whu
became of the Sabbath School celebration D
Didn't the Devil have lone hand" in tina
| game
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nr. Robock's Remedies,

We publish in another column OF to'day's paper an
article copied from the Cincinnati Times desc rptivo
OF Dr. Rohack's extensive medical establishment in
the city. BY the way Dr. Robacks Rene lies have
obtained n great and deserved popularity with all
classes II has been but short time since these Rem
edcs we've introduced into this section OF country
vet DIR. BreLnan-Dr Rohack'S agent in this place
inlorms us that his sales of the Beol Pills and Bloc
Purifier fur exceed those of all other medicines
for which he Is agent combined. The reason for this
is that they have stood the test of practical expert
ence. We know this not only from the mouths OF
others but have used them in our own family with
the very hest results For all diseases OF the blood
general d,biliN-whether d, proceeding from sickness
or from natural weakness Indigestion and all kindred
ailments, We recommend the scandinavian Remedies
s the very hest medic ines extant They are destined
10 achieve not an cphemeral successbut permanent
and deserved reputation, which will render them
necessity to every family, - Napoleon o. North West
! Mdrch2
| See advertisement. 6OM4.
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y 9th. 1859.

ear Jlhn Mandovillc, Henry y, Niles, Daniel
Williams and Robert l., Cumming, four Of the
obcrlin Rescue prisoners, on Friday las, with
drew their plea of" Not Gslty," and each were
fined go and costs OF prosecution, and impris-
oncd twenty four hours. The Cleveland Herald,
in speaking of this matter, says;
The inside history of tins matter has been
given by one OF these defendants. 1t seems they
had an interview last evening, rhurSday,w with the
Marshal, who sho wed them letter from Attor-
ncy General Black, instructing tho Marshal to re
sist any State Court Habeas Corpus wri; to thr
utmost, aud by force. Tho Marshal said he
should refuse to obey any writ from the StatC
Court, and it he were arrested for contempt h'
expected to be released by Judge Mclean on
writ OF Habeas Corpus. The Marshal state,
lha, the law would be thoroughly enforcc'
'uganst the Oberin men, but there was no dspo
siion to punish severely the wellington men,
Under these statements these men were induced
to come INTO court aud enter their plea, aud 70
crivo sentence ms above.
In connection with this matter, il is worth
of note, that Mr., Wheeler, the Rochester Pos
Master, who was one of the main witnesses 70
the Government and who has been quite Ucljv
in bringing about u compromise with the We
hngton defendants, demanded of these men hN
dollars each for his services IN their bohslL
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One OF the mast Prevalent, and at the same
time. troublesome and painful diseases that attend
the human flesh ia the Fever and Ague. Fora long
time the medical world has been continually bring
ing forth numerous specifics for its permanent cure;
but all without effect Dr.. llostettcr, an expert
enced and celebrated physician, has succeeded in
furnishing the public with a valuable preparation
for tho cure ofFever and Agu,. Tho steady and in
creasing demand lately made for the "Bitters," and
the universal success attending it's use, have made
Tor il reputation unsurpassed by any specific Of the
kind. For the cure of the Fever and Ague, DR.
Hostetter's celebrated Stomach Bitters must and
should claim superiority over any other prepara
tion extant.
sold by druggists and dealers generally ycverywhere
25f>Sce ady. in another column. 5lwl,
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The Thorough Bred French Stallion.
l. E Blu E.

WILL stand at the stable of l.. II. Cass near Por-
w tage, the ensuing season.
LeBne is a beautiful, bright bay, nine years old
sixteen hands high. and weighs in ordinary flesh
about IL cwt. lie was sired in France, and bred by
an amateur in the Province of Upper Canada His
build is low, long and heavy, with beautiful head
and neck unusually capacious chest short back good
y sized bone aud powerful chord and muscle. Tie Is
undoubtedly better adapted to the general service re-
aure6 ofa horse than any other stock horse IN th'
Waumee Valley. His stock partakes largely of hi
characteristics, aud highly priZed, He is more
than usually tractable in good time, and, as draugh
horse, cannot be eXceed in the West. Terms OF IN
suranoe 81 only. Pasture for mares from distance
moderate rates.
Anil gl lsSO-5Otf.
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state Convention.

The Republican Central Committee for Wood
County have concluded not - call amcoting to select
delegates attend the State Conventionon ths I'd OF
June nt Columb, .. hut recommend that all Republ-
cans Of tho Co. attend who can make Il convenient
aud that those in attendance be empowered to cast
the vote o the county, and that each delegate be en-
titled to his proportional voice in said delegation.
-..H.f JAMES W. ROSS
Chr Cotn
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EXAMINING COMMITTEES

On Banking-R. f. Rockwell. Teller Of Mason, Ev-
erett Il Co. u
On Merchandising Jobbing and Commissioner
Dwight Fels Secretary Cleveland Gas Company.
II. g. Cleveland, Book.Keeper for Geo. worthing
ton & Co.
Lafayette vorce Book Keeper for Edwards & Id
dlings.
ON Railnoa 'ing--H c. Luce, Secretary and Treas
urer of ~leveland & Toledo X Il. Co.
J. T. Smpkins Assistant superintendent e. @
r. II. Co. ,
II. d. watterson, Clerk Freight Dept. G. & I. X
II. Co.
J. NJ. Ferris. Clerk Ticket ofsame.
J.T Ames Conductor
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Markets.

PgRRYsBrRo. Flour, 81 25; Wheat l,3o to
lao; Corn, 75c.; Potatoes, A to 5Oc.; Butter
II to l5c; Lard, l2ic; Hams, lie; Bacon, 9
to l0c.
TOLEDO. Flour, $500 for S. o; Wheat, al e.
55; Corn, S2c; 0a,s, SOC; Rye, S7c.; Eggs
10 to IL; Butter, ii to 10
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rSr On Sturdiy afternoon last ten steam
boats were burned at Piusburg. The fire orig
the Belmont, Jennie Gray, Council Bluff Poto
mac, James Wood, Jas, II. Cml, Pamela. Gre
mona and Commerce, allol which were destroy
cd. Loss, about $l60, 900
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Ouardian sale.

Samuel Terry vs. Peroival c., and Linna o. Kelsey.
IN pursuarce of an order issued by the Hon c. VI.
boolitte Judge of Probate for Lorain eoun-
w. state Of Ohio shall expose for sale at the door OF
the Court House in tho village of Perryshnrg WOOD
County state of Ohio on the l2th day OF MAY, A. ID.
1889 az o'clock T.. NJ the following described real
estate situate in Milton township Wood CO. Ohio be-
ing the whole ofthe east hafof the northeast quar-
ter OF eotion in township four north, o
range nine east containing forty acres OF land; as"
oae oherpece OF land being the north west quarter
of the east half OF the northeast quarter Of section
number twenty (2s( in township number loul
az north of range number nine (9) east containing
twenty acres cfand, be the same more or less; also
the west half OF the southeast quarter of the north
east quarter dissection nunber twentyelght (=sh II
township number four N north, Of range namber nine
9 east containing twenty acres of land be the sam
SAMUEL TERRY,
Guardian of PercivalG. and Linns y, Kelsey
April %, ls59-5lw3Sa7S.
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Teachers and Friends of Educationl
= -l AttpntiOn!

Rev. Anson smyth, State School Commissioner,
will address the Teachers and friends of Education
In Wood County at the Brick Church, In Perrysburg
on saturday May 2ist, 1859, at o'clock, Pm.
mil attain ndnncc IL desired.
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Attachment

Attachment
L. l.. Morehouse and |. NJ. Brigham vs.. George W.
Moore
Before NJ. D. Tracy, j, P. of Plain township Wood
Co.. Ohio.
NNthe sth day of April, A. d. 1859, said Justice
issued an order OF alta chine Mt in the above action
for the sum of one hundred and twenty deilarI
and light, seven cents Q27 50.
MOREuOUSE & BRIGHAM.
Anril 3S lSSl-5lwSSl.3 .35
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RELIEF OF THE WOUNDED.

au The Bryan Gazette gives Mr.. Jackson's
exhibition OF Dssolving Views a very aattcrng
notice. Mr. J. is citizen Of Wood County,
and the exhibition and the man are alike meri-
torious
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aSE A. Thompson, D'puly Secretary OF
State for Michigan, in letter to A. NJ. Powell,
of Client, N Y, in nply to inquiries respecting
she abolition Of capital punishment and its in
laen6e upon the public morals Of tae State,
says;
have the honor 10 State that TIE death pen
atty has not been restored in this State, and my
opnion is that IL is not seriously contemplate,
w anv considerable number ot our people. L
4 mistake not the popular feeling /, - not t'
recele from the position taken some yeats sine,
bv tn. State on this question. The sta'IStlc'
will show less number of convictions 10
murder according To the population, than IL
the same number OF year, previous to the abo
ltion of capital punishment, and such resul
ought to be satisfactory,
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Sale of Real Estate by order of Court.
John Yeager & John Webb. admrs., VS. Louisa keis-
er ct al.
nN the Goth DAY of May, 1859, between the hours of
" 10 O'Clock 4, NJ. aud o'clock p. NJ. of said day
at the door of the Court House in the town OF Fer
rysburg will be sold the highest bidder the follow
ing real the property of Nicholas Reser de,
ceased, to wit: In-lots No three hundred and
hfy.eight (35sl and three hundred and sixty.three
1858 ~ in the town of Perrysburg Wood county. D.
Terms of SALE one third in hand, onc-third in ono
wear and one.third in two years. with interest.
JOHN EYAGER &JOHN WEBB, adm'rs.
F. D. X HoLLENBEcK. att'ys.
April %, lS59-IlW4S2l3.
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The Supreme Court of OHIO. five Judges, all
Republicans, last week decided the Fugiti,e
Slave Law constitutional, and must be o5cycd-
DcfdEee Democrat
Friend Greene, that is whopper, Tho SUI
preme Court desided no such thing, and you
ought TO have knowuit, il you did OF
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CLEVELAND
Commercial College.
FACULTY.

z. Il. FELToN. L. L. AtkiNsoN'
Principals and Teachers Of accounts.
q. r. WuRyR TT. JAMES
Teachers of Practical and Ornamental Penman-
ship.
L. " Bruce and others. Lecturers on Railroad aud
Marine Law.
JARVIS NJ. ADAMS. Esq. DIV. BROOKS, Esq
Lecturers on Commercial Law.
T. L. JoN rs, Esq Lecturer oD the principles and de-
tails Of Banking.
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This ia the only institution in Northern Ohio, hav
ing real examining Committees" before whom each
student must pass examination and from whom
If competent they will receive certificates,
ANY student entering our College may rest assured
that no genteman's name is used by us but such as
are actively engaged, and no department advertised
but such regularly instituted. And though we
have no disposition to make comparisons unfavora
BILE to any one Especially ourselves,) we unhesita-
tingly offer Course to the public. ns equal 1t not
superior any similar institution in the countryand
| ask the pubIc TO examine. Send for a circular.
| L, II. FELTON, s. co.
| Nav IA lS5g-1m6.
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AdministrntOr's Notice,

Estate of DAVID Adams, Sr,
NTOTlCE is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been duly appointed aud qualified as adminisira-
tor cf the estate OF David Adams. ST., late OF Wood
county, Ohio, deceased
Pvrrysburg. May ., 1889 DAVID ADAMS, Jr
lwAs
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SEED OATS !

an BUSHELS OF Old SEED OATS for sale
1OU hy the subse, iber, two miles above Wood
vile, ON tae north side OF The Portage River,
IRA BENEDICT,
woOpviIIT, April u, lsS9-I9tf.
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at .he door of the Court House in perrysbarg WOOD
County Ohio at the hour of IL o'clock A NJ OF said
dny offer for sale the following lands and tenements
situated in said county of Woodland State OF ohoand
township OF Portage being the undivided hulI OF the
steam saw MILL together with two acres OF land on
which said mill stands being the same decided by
Adam Ross 20 the said james Piper and DAME
Mercer for mill yard. &. W. NORTON, sheriff
}. +. PRICE. atty.
April 81, lS59-5Ow5Sa. so
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Sheria,s Sale.
Tho 9lst dnv of NAV, 1850,

Peter Herskey James NJ. Piper ct al
nv virtue of an order of sale issued from the Court
of Commou Pleas in the above entitled cause shall
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ADMINISTRATORS NOttces
NOTICES hereby given, that H. X. Pratt has been
~ duly appointed and qualified, as administrator
the estate of Foster H. Pratt deceased late Of Gil
cad, Wood county, Ohio.
WM. EwING Probate Judge.
May llth lSS9-lw4$