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OxygcMated ESittGrS
SURE CURE FOR
DY S Pc EPS A
All Diseases haping their origin in Imperfect Di.
peSttoa or DeraHged condition
.ffbe .SfOmuch,

All Disease, haping their origin i" Imperfect Di.
pesttoa or a Deranged condition
sfthe Stomach
Tbcrc ia uo rpn,rgy known to be so etFicacious in
removing this general disease-ths general prostra-
tion of the whole man, as the ONygena'c cd Btters.-
They attack the disease in It's citdal by revyng the
sinking DO Ners the patient; by restoring lost ap-
uetite correcting auidity purifying aud strengthen
ING the gastric rendering capable otproP-
ery and horoug hly dissolvIuBths food, thus tors-
ing healthy chyme and CHI le, and preparing the abb
sorbcets to take mp the nourShment aud carry 1t
into the syssn, thus rerovating the old and crazy
machine by new modelling and purifying the whole
mass of blood. Ina word,it eau be shoW from nun
dreds of certificates from the most eminent aud re
liable persons that there is no medicine Gale uiaed
to pour oil into the exhausted lamp oil life liks the
ONl gcunted Bitters,
Let all then " hen health begins o fail when the
vital powers first seem to be giving way, when Hppc-
tie first begins to fail and the nerves to trem0le
when a man. instead ot being restored by sleep.
"Tired nlture's sweet restores
finds hi mselr more tired in tho morning than when
Inc WENT to bed at nght--let him delay no but
immediately commence taking the Bitters. lie vii
soon find as hacc, the tagging powers OF nature re
yiviug and general health returning. But 1t is AN
neco sury to say more, MS no one can know the val
ne of this medicine until he tries it..
JOHN u. PARK, Proprietor.
Dealer in Patent Medicines. Fancy Goods and Toll
ct Articles cor Fourth and Walnut SITS, Cincinnati
Ohio,
For sale bv Peek e. Hamilton, Perryshurg; VIM
Hood, Bowling Green; uIaskins Roller tiasiins
Portage; II. Il. Atkins, New Westicld; Laskey, Prat
& lIindsdale, tiilead.
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@B~Snce the newly appointed Postmaster Of
New York, Mr. Dix, has had charge OF the Office
the deposits have exhibited an increase Of twenty
per cent. over the deposits Of Fowler. This fact
indicates thsta regular system Of swindIing
hs, b.cn carried on in the Office for years, aud
that too, perhaps with the fall knowledge aud
consent OF Mr.. Buchanan.
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bloomsd and faded on the little grassy knoll
IL omblems OF tho form beneath. Since then
iave wandered in the far West and my brow
has been famed by the bteezcs Of the sunny
South, but from oil | tutn to our old heunts by
the stream, and ae wander in the shade Of IN.
,ertNining branches, there seems TO be borne
upon the breeze as ii rustles through them, "Lit.
Jimmy lives in llesven.'
Bowling Green 1860 II. q.
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SIIERlEF'S SALE.

Wood County Court of Common Pleas.
Uackes N Gutmunu W.. u. W. tairchild and wife,
D( virtue of an order OF sale to mo directed nd
ID delivered from said court, in the above entitled
cause, will offer for sale at the door of tho court
house IN Pcnysburg, on
saturday, July eth, 1850,
between the hours Of - o'clock NJ. aud o'clock NJ
of 81 id day the following described real estate: The
northwest fractional quarter of section number two
~ the north cast quarter of the theast fraction
aquartcr the north least quarter of the southeast
quarter, tho south east quarter Of the north
orHl quarter tho south quarter of the north east
fractional or. and the north west quarter ofthc north
east fractional quarter of section number three q
all in township number three ll north, range mum,
her ten lO) cast in Mood county, Ohio, and contain
lug three hundred aud twenty acres more ar less,
G. ". NORTON, sheriff,
Wood CO., 0.
Esd. Hoenhack, att'ys for plGs.
June Z, lSG0--jw5I} So
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WISTAR'S
BALSAM
WILD CHERRY

The Best Remedy ever
known to man for the per
manont cure Of CoNsuEP.
rioN, and all other Incip.
lent Diseases, such as
CsHshs, Colds. HoarSS.
ness, Group, Influenza,
BisediHg Of The Lungs,
Liner Affections, Pains IN
III. Breast or Side. Might
Swsats, Phthisic, h,Ram.
mation of the Lungs and
Threat Whooping Cough,
dsthma, and all Bronchial
ABecti0hs.
Through the Winter
months, coughs and colds
are most prevalent OF all
the vnriousills that flesh
iSheirto. We wouldad-
wise ourreadors. aud 9th.
ers who may he thusalllic.
ted, to avail themselves OF
thatoxcCllcnt medicine
"Wistars Bnlsnm of Wild
Cherry" which, Judging
from our experience aud
that OF others, VIC cousid-
or il sns of tho safest and
most eii'CCtunl remedies
that has ever been con
cGctod for thcabnve com.
| plants, and which meets
with the cordial appro-
val Of many Of tho best
| physicians. Aud as "de
lnys are dangerous" and
coughs and colds offer
terminate in Copsump.
ton, this agreeable and
efncaciOus remedy shoult
at once be resorted to.
WisrAR's DALsAM.-WC
regard tho Wild Cherr,
Tree as one of Nature
own rhysicians---a sort o
Good samaritan orthc for
est - for it's medical gun
has relieved the suffer
Jugs and saved tho live
of thousands. This Bal
sam prepared by DR.. Wis
tar is n pure and perfect.
ly reliable preparation o
the real Cherry Essence
aud it. is n remedy by ut
means bad TO take. W,
speak confidently in III
praise, from having wit.
ncsscd rCnOv0ting iuhu
snca in Consumptrve Ca.
SOS. when all other pre-.
scrirtiens had proved ot
no effect.
For lals bv Peek &c II.
/ Hood Bowling Green; Il
Portage; II Il Atkins. n
AZ llinlShalp. SileAl,
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ETag'sans Given Away!

NTR. WILLIAM M'KIM proposes to dispose of his
lf1 lands in this county merely nominal price,
lie will sell the south halfof the northwest quar-
OF section 20 town s. range 10. containing eighty
acres for five hundred dollars Said land has been
thoroughly ditchcd and drained at expense of S243
He will also sell the south half of the southv est
quarter dissection 50. town G. range II, at the same
price.
Enquire of II. II. DODGE, Attorney at Law, Per-
rysburg, Ohio.
Also for sale, large number of Town Lots, both
here aud in the of Milgroye, with and without
improvements ogether with several valuable Farms.
Nov. 10, lS59--2stf. HENRY ii. DODGE,
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MOORES THIRTY DOLLAR
DOUBLE LOCK STITCH
SEWING MACHINE.

ASrNr FOR Woop Co-ifcs s. " Beach, PsrrgsSWrs.
TO THE LADIES OF WOOD co.
lryou desire Sewing Machine comhiong SIM
plicity in It's rrcchauiSm, perfection in the eNecnlon
ofits workand ecous smy in its price, purchase the
one above me Toned. "A specimen Of which may he
seen end -Nlnincd NJ the residence of Mrs : N
Reach. perr,shurr who will take pleasure in show
ing al who may wish it the mode oIits operation
February 9, lS6G-IOm6
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL les
rArk

In pursuance oran order granted by the Probate
Court Of Hancock county. Ohio, viii offer for sale
At public auction on Saturday, the Dist day of July
1850 Vt one O'Clock afternoon at the doc" % the
court house in Findny. Hancock county, Ohio, the
following real estate, situate in Wood county, Ohio
TO wit: The ofthe S-W of sec. H., in twp. 4
north, Of range II east, containing 50 acres.
Terms of sale, 3 cash in hand the dny Of snle
aud the residue in and two thu reaftor with
INTEREST," from the day OF sale TO be secured bylnort
gNae on said premises.
CUNNINGHAM lIAHLETT.
Admir- of Andrew CoGinberry, dec.
Inn ryIN
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SCHEDULE OF GIFTS

IoI'ther With a great varety Of other valunble
gifts vtrNtug from scots 10 So.
AnypnrSpn enclosing 81 and live cent postage
sams to pay for postage au roller shall receive b,
return or mail the mlguidceut engraving orChristo.
phor Columbus, and oHe of these valuable vi IT'S as
per Rilll
Adlre"oll orders Tor Bills or Engravugs sto
4, :. HEBLINE& co,
May Il, 'Go-2m3 Philadelphia. Pa.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.

g. Plumry Va J. &. Prentice.
DY virtue OF an alias vcnd to mo directed and y @
ID livcrod from the court ofcommon pleas or Wood
county, Ohio IN The above cunse, will offer Tor sale
Saturday, tho lith day of July. 1850,
ut The door of the court house in Perrysburg the
west fractional part OF river tract number egtysiN
described by II line drawn parallel with the wcs
lian otsnid tract, from the southern boundary line
or Lucas county at sufficient distance 80 ouclos,
acres land taken rs the propGrt, of Jose h Prem
tiuc. G. ". NORTON, Sheriff
II. H. Dodge, ntty.
June -, lsGO-GwjS2.65
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DIs. GUKSOTF'S
EXTRACT
YELLOW DOCK
AND
SARSAPARlLLA

the great Purifier OF
the Blood.
An intalliblO remedy In
cases of
,Scrot tnid. King's Eoii,
Rheumatism % ,tinsisaHa
Cntansovs Ertptions, PIN
pies or PuStHiss on The
rare, BoIis BiotcheI and
Chronic Sore Eysi, Ring
Worm or Tetter, Enlarge.
m .nfand Pain ia the Bones
NJ Joints. Stubborn Ulcers
.Syphiiitic Disc derS, Lun-
baso. Sp,nai Complaints,
And all other diseases
arising FROM an injudi-
cious use Of Mercury,im inn
prudence oflire, or orimpu-
Iritv ofblood. This great
alternative med cine ana
purifier the bloodis be-
ling used by thousands of
lurateful patients from all
parts of the United States
who testify daily on the
remarkable cures which
ara being performed by
1.-THE greatest Of all msdi-
cines, DR.. Guysott's EX-
Itract Of yellow Dock aud
Sarsaparilla. Neuralgia,
lRheumntism .Ecroirlaand
Eruntions on the skin,Liy-
or Diseases. Fevers, Ulcer
Sores, Affections of the
Kidneys. Diseases of the
throat, Female complaints
Pains and ach ng Of the
Bones Joints soon
put to Digit by using this
Great and lncstimabls
Remedy. For all discas-
es of the blood nothing 2
h,s Yot hacn found Ia
compare whit. Itclean'
sss the system Of all i'm
purilies. acts gently and
en'ectunlly on tho Liver
and Kidneys strengthens
the digestion, gives tone
o the stomach, makes the
Iskin clear and healthyand
restores the constitution
,nfsehlod by disease, or
INrokeu down by rXcesses
otyouth to pristjns Wig
or and strength.
The Press, Hotel Keep
crs. Magistrates, PhySl.
clans and Public men well
known In tho community
Ia.lqd,l their testimony 10
1.-The wonderful tIfscts OF
his great Blood Purifier
lmilton. PcrryshurS; VIM.
lskins. Roller Il Naskins
Nv W esticld; Lushev,Prati
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HOMESTEAD FARM FOR SALE.

- Arpt,ro is issituatedin Liberty twp, on thu Ridge
y Road one rmile west of the PorrNSburG ano
Fmdlay Turnpike, aud miles from IaylortoWn or
the y. & NJ. Railroad. 1t contains l3O Ncres-4V ~
timber and 90 in athorough state Of tculuNatoN-dl.
yided an OF which are iuclosedhy stake and
rider fences in good condition, The Farm is Prev
ded with comfortable Buildings, abundant supply
water ana first rate orchard, stocked withthe "eS
varieties oICrpitin full bearing. The situation Is
pleasant, healthy. in good ncighborhood ana ID
close pro xmty to schools and churches ana, taken
atogethcr it is one otthe most desirable locatlonsh
the County. The subscriber being about TO engags
in other husiness will sell reasonable terms ap
,Iiol 20 s,n,l J.BLOOM,
PORTAGE WosdCo, o.. Dee. s. .lS59--3lu
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Tho nominations OF Brcckinrldg- and Lane
was received here by their friends lth unboun-
ded enthusiasm. Que hundred and five guns
were fiisd this evening in honor Of the nomln-
Ntions. They nre having grand ratification
meeting tonight,
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to the non.rcsdcnt owners oI
l tracts Of tracts of land lying ia section 81 in
Freedom township, Wood county. Ohio, that the
commissioners of sad county have granted tho righ
OF wav through the same, aud appointed viewers 10
survey said road on the oh of July, 1860.
.Inne 2l-2Mlt JDMN RERIEC AMp.
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MAGNIFICENT ENGRAVING OF

CHRISTOPHER COLUNBUS and his Crew.
" This Beautiful Engraving was designed by Ru.
MEMS, one of the most celebrated artists that ever
ved the cost of the original design ana plate being
over $4,000; size % by - inches
The Philadelphia Daily News says, "thc mere nom
inal 'un asked Tor the engraving is sufficient in
ducement for persons TO purchase, without the sSd-
tiounl gitn
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES


IN allthe leading branches ofmanufacturing indus
l. try the great practical superiority of Singers
Sewing Machiness atact established beyond dispute.
No tailor, shoe manufacturer clothier seanlstress,
turer &C., &C., can ford to do without them.
One Thousand Dollars a Year
Is ONLY of theactual proht the use
of zach one Of these Machines and for confirmation
persons who hem. They adaptedto every sort
of work. fine upon silk, cotton, linen and
wooen fabrics, also light and heavy leather. They
ne YER failto give entire sati sfaction.
To meet the GROWN dema nd for asmaller and moro
elegant machine for private household purpCs's, We
have ustproduced, and are ready to reeeveo for
Singers New Family Sewing Me .inea
Whichis the most compact and beautifu Saving Ma
chime ever constructed. ltis ornamented in the high
style orart and all who tare delighted withi.
Itmakes he improved neroceed stitch and is capable
of doing greater variety of work in better style than
any other Sewing Machine offeredfor family pur
poses. ..
Itis not subjsc sction of using twice too
much thread, and making rnveling seam. like the
Grover & Baker; nor is il confined in its operation,
to Few thnfabrcs liable to get tout ofoi der and nm,
httedto FAX thread ikothe Wheeler Wilson Ma.
chine; but is amply snfhcientto perform allkinds OF
family sewing
foruse, 500. The larger standard machines. from
sl25to 5000. Seudfor l. NJ. Singer Co.'S Gazette,
= beautiful pictorial paper devoted to Sewing Ma
chimes and obtaining list Of prices and all otherin-
formation onthe ubject 1t will be forwarded Cratic.
l. NJ. SINGER CO.,
ass Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES IN
Bo'Gn Albany intm"H, E%%0,s N. t kGNi rI.,n
New Haven, Rochester, Chicago, Mobile,
Newark, Philadelphia, Nashville, Paris, France,
Glasgow Scotland.
Local agents wanted,
AsENrs-E. A. Higgins PsrryEburs; wm. Rsbsrt-
son, Maumee
April 18th, 1858.
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WOOL CARDIXG IN PERRYsBURG !

TINHE undersigned has moved his Csrding Machine
l 10 Perryshurg. where he will he ready 10 card
W ool on short notice Tor all who may favor him with
Csrdiug room in Peter Wiz er's
building on the hydraulic az the INNER end ~ town
SAMUEL MARKS.
June :, lSG0--jwJ.
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sEOWGlE9s Exchange.
Saddles, Harm eSS, sc.
ID. STONE NCO.

GENERAL HOUSr0N'S OLD STAND, have
N added their general assortment of articles TO
public demand, fine assortment of Saddles, Har
ssand other articles usually kept in well ordered
HaruessShop. They have employed competent work
aud Intend to keepa good assortment, ell made,
ofgood material and at fair rates.
If you want anything in this line give us call and
we ste determined not to be beat either in style
quantity, quality price.
N. B.-Cash naid for Beef Hides and Sheep Pelts.
G G,Inher %. lh5Q-24tf
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WAGON AND CARRIAGE SHOP

THE subscriber. would inform the farmers efwosd
Il County, and others interested that he is fur.
nished with good stock of seasoned lumber and
iron, and is prepared to manufacture wagons bug
gies, &c, to order. BLACKSMITHlNG done at
lower rates than any other shine in town.
Wagons and Carriages repaired on short notice.
One and two horse Wagons, Whippleuees, Re,
on hand aud tor sale at BILE rates. ..'
PAINTING done to order and executed in IL best
manner.
Orders by mail or otherwise promptly filled.
N. B.-Call at the bailding formerly occupied BY
G.. W. Lang. JOHN BADER.
Perrysburg, March 3, 1SG0--44m4.
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land Fnn ANLE.
gsLslA MANHOOD.
" HOW LOST, now RESTORED.

EI-4AAAN WWN IVNI, WWN NENIVNhD,
J,ast Pli1sie3, IN Seated Ears'ope,
On the Nature, Treatment and Radical Cure of Sper
mattorhua or sem nal Weakness, sexual Debility
Nervousness ana mv0'untarN Emissions including
lmpoteucN hNsjca, iurapacity,
ROBr I CULNERWELL, ND,
Author o. The Grccu Book, &e.
The worll renowned author oG this admirable lee -
ure clearly proves rnm hisovu experience that the
awful consequences ot ,elr-abu,e may he chcctual,
removed wthout Medicine aud Without dangerous
surgical operations hpus'es, Instruments riugs OF
cordAl>; pniutiuy out mnle nt cure at once ccr-
tain and ctlec'uN, by which ever, sufferer mo- matter
what his condition may he, NAV cure himself Cheap
y. Privately aud Radically This Lecture will prove
boon 10 thousands and thoUs1n,s.
Sent under seal 90 any address, Post pul on the
receipt of two postage sttmuV. by addressing Or
ca. J. C.KLINE NJ p.lSO Flrst Avenue. Post Box
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A. n. JEROME.

N.B-I shall also be connected with the
Storage. Forwarding and Commission Business
of this place and hope to merit the confidence
and appreciation OF the people. ~
May 81. lSi0-ily, A. f. JEROME.
PELK L HAMILTON, Agents, Perrysburg.
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@gThe Illinois Rtp

ysg-Thc Illinois REPUBLICAN contains tho fol
loving obituary notice of once popular ami
NAL;
Dlrp-At Charleston, 8. c., on the inst, the
old and well known horse, Democracy.
The above named horse was sired BY Thomas
Jefferson, and dlm(n)ed by 3. A. Douglas.
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TO PERSONS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
A GENTS wanted to sell the ERIE SEWING MA.
n CHINE.-This Is q new Machine, and 90 sim
pie in its construction that child of 10 years can
learn to operate IL by half an hours instruction. IL
is equal to any Family Sewing Machine In use, and
the price is but Fifteen Dollars.
Persons wishing agency will address
J. n. BOYLAN,
Secretary Erie Sewing Machine Company,
May 81, ls60-4w5. MILAN, o.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-18
Mr.. Giddinss and the Douglas
HOOShcr.

The veteran Giddings has been doing
cook service on the stump in various por-
tions of Indiana, and when speaking 81 An
derson, a prominent Democrat was weak
enough TO suppose he could make hit on
the s'old war horse of Freedom" by ask
ing a question. So he gravelv rose iu his
place before the congregation, and thus ad-
dressed Mr.. Giddings: "Did you not say,
while in Congress, that were you slave
you would obtain your freedom if you had
to walk over the dead bodies of slavehold-
ersall the way from Mississippi to Maiden !''
-a1 "Yes, sir, l said it." was the old mans
reply-the countenance of the querist rose
ayes, sir, and I say it now;.I would do
it-and wouldn't you'll Down went the
face of the Douglasite, for here was an en-
tertainment 10 which be had not thought
of being invited. His answerw was, 81 don't
want any Argument with you, Mr.. Gid
dings" "But you hare capacity to an
swer plain question" said Mr.. g., "if
you have not enough for an argument
He still hesitated. Come" thundered
the old man, his eyes flashing fire, ''oul
with it, yes or no?" "Yes, sir, l would"
was the answer Of the Douglas leader
The s'pointY was made and the Democrat
sat down.-Leader. -.-
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Rc-Arrest of Booth.

The telegraph gave US the fact thai
Booth, who escaped from the US Mar
shal's custody in Milwaukee, has been ar
rested. Booth has acted like dolt or era
zy man ever since he escaped. He has ex.
hausted the patience of even bis peculiar
friends, and they, mo doubt, We're relieved
when he was re-captured The Milwaukee
Free Democrat paper formerly edi-
ted by Boolh-says:
He has been re-taken through an ute,
disregard of the advice Of his best friends
that he should withdraw from the State
and through an utter disregard of precau
tionary measures for his own safety while
in the State. ...-..
Booth was attending political meeting
at Berlin when ne was captured, and al
though he cried, "Freemen to the rescue, y
no one volunteered to relieve him. At the
depot where he was to take the ears for
Milwaukee he refused TO walk, and COM
PEELED the Officer to drag him. Here he
cried out that ",hey were kidnapping him,
but nobody needed his cries, glad, no
doubt to have him carried out of the neigh
borhood, Self-made martyrs, We hope, will
always be, at a discount Cleuelapd Her.
aid. - G ss - - ~
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Further by the Arabia.

HALIFAX, Oct. l6. q
The Arabia arrived at Q o'clock this
morning, with l29 Boston passengers.
Latest by telegraph to Queenstown:
LONDON, Saturday, P. MA letter
from Rome says the Piedmontese lancers
galloped close to the gates Of Rome in the
chase Of the Ponliical gen d'armes. el
5Bertani, late Secretary General of the
Dictator, writes to contradict the statement
that be bad given orders to oppose by force
the entry of the Pedmontese troops into
the Neapolitan territory. He also states
that neither himself nor Garibald ever
thought of counseIling the immediate oc-
cupation of Rome at the risk of conflict
with France.
In the Synod recently held at Graw, a
Cardinal Primate declared that be had no
objeetian to lheSclergy,~ wearing the, ma
lonal Hungarian costume. y
SYRIA.-Paris, Saturday a. M.-The
Moniteur says the affairs of Syria have
entered on new phase. Military action
will now be exercised by our troops.
Some other chiefs have been arrested and
tried at Beirut. The Cainmakin of Druses
is now among the prisoners. These meas
ures have produced kind of panic among
the Druses of the mountains, and their at
titude is more undecided. Measures have
been taken for the protection of the French
manufactures,
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Tire Contest in New York.

The wide awake Republicans of New
York are bearing down upon the shattered
fusion bulks of the enemy right gallantly
and mean to sink them altogether in No
vember. The hot shot from Pennsylvania,
Ohio, and Indiana have badly crippled
Douglas Bell Breekism. The Republicans
have the windward of the enemy, and eve
ny broad-side rakes fofe-and-aft. A con
stant fire will be kept up until the tIipple
flag is struck.
Gov. Chase left Columbus on the 18th
TO address the people in the Empire State
He speaks 81 Fort Plain on the 18th, a
Troy on the 18th, and at Catskill on th'
10Th. He has been invited to speak a
Coopefs Institute in New York city. 2
The veteran Giddings addressed larg'
and enthusiastic meetings in Western New
York last week, and the intrepid Wade
has been invited to further Iabors in the ri
pening Republican harvest-fiield of New
York. ssg Ii-s