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The &c TolaI EeIlp.e d the sun.

The expedition fitted out under the pat
rOnage of the Coast Survey TO Labrador to
make observations of the total eclipse Of the
sun, returned to Newport on the 7th, and the
next day Professor Alexander gave an inter
esting account of the phenomena attending
the total Obscuration. The sky was overcast
with light clouds, so light that the disc Of the
sun could be seen. He stated the most inter
esting results of the observations of the party
to be; r.5 s...- .3d.l
l. The moon broke the curve of the sun
with an enormously rough edge.
2. A phenomenon, which was the first
to notice some years ago, viz: belt Of light
around the moon, brighter than any other
part Of the sun. lE1s l
3. An appearance, which but one of our
party saw, which was observed in 1920 and
once later, and has BEEN called an optical de-
lusion, but which the photographic plate nov
had not forgotten to record Thus it was real
and not optical Ju.-'tt t.'A-k
The phenomenon in question was a BIpeish
light on the side Of the neon, close to the
edge projected on the sun. These three re-
suits Professor Alexander considered amplv
justified the expenses Of the expedition. =
As the eclipse progressed, and when thers
was only bit Of ragged, intensely brilliant
silver Hife Of the sun S disk left III seemed as
if the sun was melting away and dropping
point by point, till in minute all was gone.
During the totality the sky was overspread
with the most beautiful colors. We saw
through the deepening mist, Just as the list
fragment Of the sp-n's disc melted away,
single blush Of tie corona; but it was white
and no red pro 'ninences were visible.
On shipoFy ard they were more fOrtunate.---
DurlHg Ple totality, a momentary rift in the
CLOUDS revealed the spectacle 70 the sailors.-
me saw the corona, and described it pre-
e .sely as if they had read description in an
, astronomical work The drawing take
from their statements he considered in every
sense reliable. 1t exhibits the corona with
unequal shoots of light. '''
E.J. Lowe, one of the English Astronom-
ical Expedition, to Spain, thus describes the
earth npon the occasion of the late total
eclipse:
The, darkness was great; Thermometers
could not be read. The eOuntenances of men.
were OF a liy1d pink. The Span1ards lay
down, and their children screamed with fear;
fowls fastened to roost, ducks clustered to-
gether, pigeons dashed against the sides of
the houses, flowers closed Hibiscus AJrioa1as)
as early as 2h 5m5 at 2h. 5Rm cocks began
to crow, ceasing at 2h. 57m., and recon-
mencing at 3h. 5m. As darkness came on,
many butterflies which were seen flew about
as if drunk, and at last disappeared, the air
became very humid, 50 much 50 that the
grass felt to one Of the Observers as if recent
" rained upon. At 5h. 55m. mock sun
was formed go below the true sun, having
the ordinary circular form. From the sum
nit Of Pena Castillo, overlooking the Bay of
Biscay, Mr.. Heath noticed the mRgnifeence
Of the colOring Of the sky reflected n the
sea while the water near Us was Of Atdeep
leaden hue, owing to clouds overhead, cala
H To-.
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FoR PREsTpENT,


W Plain and ornamental print ting Of every de-
gcription done at the Printing Establishment Of the
LEADER 0hice, the latest improved and most rapid
Steam Presses, in the best style, short notice and
at reasonable rates. Particular attention paid 20
blank work, Every description Of Binding done,
especially Blank Books, LedEprs, Journals, Sales
B0oks, Receiving Books, &c, &c. IS
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Nernr snr Die.


The Kentucky Statesman, Breckinridge's
orgaq, after making the best of the recent
defeat of its party, then whistles up the
courage of its friends abroad in this strain
"Toour friends abroad we have to say that
no apprehension need be ielt as to the vote Of
Kentucky, in November. Ar. Breckenridge
.0tH certainly TeceiUs The Of Reatae1sJ and
by not less than ten thousand majority. He
can't be beaten in Kentucky. No fear need
be entertained on that score.
WAYNE County. Republicans Of this
county by popular vote have nominated the
following ticket:-For Probate Judge, Henry
Lehmani Clerk of the Court, G. P. limerick;
Sheriff. W. A. Eaken; Auditor, Pemberton
Pancoast; Recorder, Marion H. Dodd; Com
missioner John Thompson; Infrmary Di-
rector, Isaac johnson; Coroner, W. NJ. N.
Johnson. i5i0sia ta
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-13

CHEAP NEAT.--A young Douglas Butcher
in Twtnsburg furnishes some Of his Republi-
can cJtstOtnsrs with good steak al 4 cents Der
pound and waits for his pay tn Douglas is
elected. Cheap enough. " ss
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RLARRIED.
alFWj advertisements.

In BOardman, OF strangulated hernia, ARTHUE
PATRICK, Esq, su the .6lth year Of his age, q b
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-13

PENNSYLVANIA On REGIONS We puhlish
q clear and interesting account Of the oil
country and operations IN Western Pennsyl-
vania, from the pen Of DR.. Haskins, scien-
tiic gentleman of Buffalo, who writes Of the
wonderful region and discoveries from per-
sonal observation. .'aa' g sna.
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ATTENTION, WIDE AwAKEs :
INGHAM & BRAGG.

Publishers Agents for Cleveland and the Counties
Of Cuyahoga, Medina, Lake, Trumbull, Aahtabula,
summit, Geauga, LOTain and Erie. All applications
for Agencies in these counties must be made to
augl3 INGHAM BRAGG.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-21
pnyn,cu, oC STATE Dcbs

BY the Ohio State Journal, We see that the
Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund have inside
a requisition upon The Comptroller of the Treas
ury for the sum or Si66 900 in aid Of that fund
TO meet that portion Of the State debt which falls
due July ls'; and for the payment Of interest on
Foreign Debt falling lue ut the same time. To
NEE, tn is requisiion the Comptroller draws on
tho different Cou'y Treasurers for their sppro-
pirate shares the dafts being due aud paysbe
June 20th, the last day for receipt Of taxes
As the drafts have TO be converted into ex-
change and be in New York before the lst OF
July, this makes very close work. To get that
sum OF money from 9s different sources and con
centrate il in New York in so short space OF
time, Is no small undertaking. The County
Treasurers have been duly notified of the sum'
expected OF them.
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This is m IIorso.

Ia the polmv days OF the D'mocntic party,
when there was some honor attendant upon
Rghling its battles sud slavery had not become
the corner stone OF 1t, the simple form Of speech
ID .mocrndc party"-wos ample. But since
the South rules il, since IL was sectioBslizsd in
1875, sud TO all intenls aud purposes has be.
come a Southern party, the prefix National, has
been added After IL had become 80 dsfgured
as not to be recognized by its best friends .
label must be attached TO it. Like the painter
who lsared his daub might be mistaken for a
cow or mule, aud to avoid mistakes, added in
large letters beneath, :" This is Horse" so the
new franglrd d 'mocrscy OF modern days label
their spurious Democracy, National. ~ o. s.
Journal
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OXygemated EsittePs J
SURE CURE FOR
DY SPE PS A

An Diisai,s having their Origin in Imperfect Di-
sestion Deranged condition
efthe Stomach.
Tbcrs is no rcmeey known to be so cffica ious in
removing this general disease-this general prostra.
tiun of the whole man, as the oNygcna ed Btters.-
They attack the disease in its citida by revvng the
sinking powers of the patient; by restoring lost ap
petite. correcting acdty ,uuIifyI and strengthen
ing the gastric aud rendering capable OF prop
ery and lhoruug hly dssolvi the food, thus form
ing healthy chyme and chNle, and preparing the alb.
sorbccts to take mp the nOurishmcnt and carry it
into the systen thus rcuovating the old and crazy
machine by new modelling and purifying the whole
mass OF hood. In wordit can be shown RON hun.
dreds Of certificates from the most eminent and re-
liable persons. that there is no medicine calculated
to pour oil into the exhausted lamp OF life like the
Oxygenated Biuers,
let all then. when health begins TO fail when the
vital power. frsipeom to he giving way. when appe-
tite first begins to fail and the nerves to trembe
when Il man. instead o being restored by sleep,
"Tired INJURIES sweet restores"
finds himself more tired in the morning than when
he went TO bed ~ night--let him de,y longer hut
Immediately commence taking the Gtters lie will
soon find, haze, the tagging powers of nature re
vving, and general health returning. But 1t is un
ueco say to say more. as no one can know the val
ne of this medicine until he tIies it.
JOHN D. PARK, Proprietor.
Dealer in Patent Medicines Fancy Goods and Toll
ct Articles, cor Fourth and Walnut SITS, Cincinnati
Ohio,
For sle nv Peek & Hamilton, Pe~rysburg; VIM
Hood, Bowling Green; IIaskins, Roller e Haskins
Portage; H. r. Atkins, New Westfeld; Laskey, Prat
Il lIindsdale, Gilcad.
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SlIERIFF'S SALE

Wood County Court Of Common Pleas.
Hackes 4 Gutmann vs.. y w. taitchild and wife
DG virtue Of an order Of sac to me directed nd
ID delivered fran said court in the above entitled
cause will offer for sale at the door of the court
house in Perry shurg on
saturday, July eth, 1860.
between the hours OF II O'Clock NJ. and o'clock r. NJ
of said day the hetolowing described real cstate The
north west fractional quarter of section number tw
e. the north enst quarter of the northeast fraction.
alquarcr the north east quarter of the south lst
quarter the south east quarter of the northeast frrc
uonap uror the south cast quarter OF the north
fractional Or and the north quarter oftho north
east fractional quarter of section number three 90
all in township number three (8 north, range mum.
her ten (l0) east IN ood county, Ohio, and con ain.
ing three hundred and twenty acres more or less.
c. w. MORTON sheriff,
Wood CO., o.
+, I'D. X Hollsnheck, attys for pins.
June Z, lS6O--bw5Sa SO
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HOMESTEAD FARMFoR SALE,

- NDhrm is Situatedin Liberty twp, on tha Rid ge
- Road one. half mile west of the Perrysburg aud
Fmdluy Turnpike, and miles from Taylortown, on
timber and 90 in thorough state Of ofcultivationdi-
yided into lots all of which are ncosed by stake and
rider fences, in good condition, The Farm is provi-
ded with comfortable Baildings abundant supply oil
water apd drst rate orchard stocked with the best
varieties OF fruitin full hearing. The situation is
pleasant, healthy. in good neghhorhood and in
close proximity 10 schools and churches. and, taken
altogether il is ofthe most desirable
the Cnuaty, The subscriber being about IL engage
in other business will sell reasonable terms il np.
piled 20 soon, J. .BlOOM,
Portage, Wood Co, o.. Dee. s. lsS9--3ltf
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Farms Given AWayI

NTR. WILLIAM MKIM proposes to dispose of his
w lands in this county alta merely nominal price
He will sell the south hafof the northwest quar-
ter oil section 20 town s. range 10, containing eighty
acres for FIVE hundred dollars. Said land has been
thoroughly ditched and drained at expense of SPAS.
He will also sell the south half of the south-wes
quarter dissection 80. town Grange IL, at the same
price
Enquire of H. Fl. DODGE, Attorney at Law, Per-
rysbnrg, Ohio.
Also for sale a large number of Town Lots, both
here and in the town of Milgrove, with and without
improvements together with several valuable Farms.
Nov. 10, lS59-26tf. HENRY Ii. DODGE.
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THE PIaNEERs.


M TT -
ny cuARLEs AJoNFs
t- Where are tho hardy yeomeu,
Who battlcd for this land,
Aud trod these hoar old forests,
A brave aud gallant band2
OH know We where they slunrber
No monument appears,
For Freedpm's pilgrims 20 draw nigh,
And hallow with their tearsf
Or were no works Of glory
Done In the olden timer
And has the West no story
OF deathless deeds sublime'
Go ask yon shining river
Aud u will tella tale
Ofnohle deed and daring,
will make thy chck grow palei
Go ask Won smiling valley.
Whose harvest blooms so fair,
Twill tell thee sad story
Of the brave who slumberod there;
Go ask Won mountain, roaring
tts forest crest SO highs
Each tree upon It's summit
Has seen a warrior die.
They knew no dread ofdanger.
when rose the Indians veil;
Right gala ntly thew struggled,
right gallsntlv they felli
Prom Aleghany's summit
To tho rarthest Western shore,
fThsse bravo mems bones are lying
Where they perishcd In their gorc
And not single monument
Ia seen in all the land,
In houor Of tho memory
OF that terOic band.
Their homes were LEFT 10 whitcn
Tho spot whore they were slaini
And we're We now TO seek them,
They would be sought in vain.
The mountain cat has feasted
Upon them rs they lay;
Long. long ago they mingled
Again with other clay;
Ther very names are dying.
trnconsecrato by famo,
Ia oblivion thcy slumber.
Our glory and our shame.
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Accertnnce OF LincoIn q iInmIin.

The following is the correspondence between
the officers Of the Republican National Conven-
ton md the candidates thereof for President
aud Vice President:
CmcAco, May le 1850.
To tho Ion, abraham Lincoln OF Illinois:
Sir The representatives % ;he Republican
party of tn" United States assembled IN Con
vention at Chicago, have, this day, bya unani-
nous vote, selected you us the Republican can.
ddate for the Office Of President OF the United
States to be supported at the next election, end
the undersigned were appointed Committee OF
the Convention to opptse you OF this nomina.
ton an respectfully to request that you viii
accept it. A declaration of the principles and
sentiments adopted by the Convention accom-
panies this communication,
IN the nerformance of this agreeable duty we
take lepve to add our confident assurance that
the nomiua ton of the Chicago Convention will
be rsihed by the suifrages of the people.
We have the honor to be, with great respect
and regard your friends aud fellow citizens.
GEoaaE AsnMUN of Massachusetts,
President OF the Convention.
VIM. NJ Evatts Of New York,
Joel Buringdme OF Oregon,
Ephrinm Marsh OF New Jersey,
Gideon Wells OF Connecticut.
ID. X. Carter of Ohio,
Carl Schurz OF Wisconsin,
james f. Simmons OF Rhode Island,
John w. North OF Minnesota,
Geo. d. Blakey of Kentucky.
Peter +. Washburn OF Vermont,
A. C. Wilder Of Kansas,
H. n. Rollins of New Hampshire.
Frances S. Corkran Of Maryland,
Norman b, Judd OF Illinois,
N. B Smithprs Of Delaware,
VIM II McCrills OF Maine,
Alfred Colwel of Virginia,
Caleb b. Smith OF Indiana,
Austin Blair of Michigan,
VIM P. Clarke OF Iowa.
b. Grsntz Brown of Missouri.
f P. Tracy Of California,
T. d. Webster Of Nebraska,
G. A. Hall Of District of Coumbic,
John A. Andrew OF Massachusetts,,
A. II. ReedGr of Pennsylvania.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL ES
TATE

In pursuance ofan order granted by the Probate
Court Of ,ncock county, Ohio, will offer for sale
at public auction on Saturday, the 2lst day of July
1860 at one O'Clock afternoon. at the door OF the
court house in Findlay, Hancock county. Ohio, the
following real estate, situate in Wood county, Ohio
10 witt The ofthc S-W Of sec, II, in twp. 9
north, Of range II east, containing so acres.
Terms of sale, Ia cash in hand on the day OF sale
and the residue in oncnnd two years thereafter with
INTEREST from the dny Of sale; to be secured by mort
gage on sal d premises
CUNNINGHAM HATLErT.
Admir- of ndrew Coffnborry, doc
In 7 vi
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

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WISTAR'S
BALSAM
-OF--
WILD CHERRY.

The Best Remedy ever
known to man for thsper.
manent cure Of ConsUNP.
T1oR, and all other lncip.
lent Diseases, such as
Coughs, Colds, Hoarss-
ness, Group, MRueRsd
Bi,edtng Of IN. Lnngs,
Liver Affections, Pains IN
the Breast or Side, Mgi,i
S,p,ai5, Phthilie, Hfam.
nation Of the Lungs ana
Throat. Whoopins Cough.
Asthma, and all BronchisY
A6ofions.
Through the Winter
months, coughs and colds
are most prevalent Of al
the variouSills that hesl
ishsir to. We would ad
wise ourreaders.and 9th
ers who may be thus nfHie
ted. toavail themselves o.
that excellent medicine
"Wistars Balsnm of wild
Cherry" which~ju gins
from our experience ant
that Of others, we consid.
crit one Of the safest ant
NEST ef1'ectuul remedies
that has ever been con
cocted for theabove com
plants, and which meet
with the cordial appro
val OF many Of the hes
physicians. And as "ds
lays are dangerous" an'
coughs aud colds orte
terminate in Consump
tion, this agreeable nn'
efficacious remedy shoul,
at once be resorted to.
WIsTAR's BALsAM.-Wl
regard the wild Cherr
Tree as one of Nature
own physicians-a sort u
Good Samaritan ofthe foI
est for its me dicul gun
has relieved the suffer
ings aud saved the live
of thousands. The Bal
sam prepared by DR.. Wis
tar is n pure and perfeC I
~ reliable preparation O
the real Cherry Essence
and It is n ronedy by u
means bad to tshe. W
speak confidently in II
praise. from having wit
nessedits srcnOvntinginhU
ence in Consumptive Ca
sea, when all other pre-
scriptions had proved @
no effect.
Forsals by Peck Il II
Hood Bowling Green;
Portage; II X Atkins, \
\ Hindsdale, Gilead.
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! S6O--iw5 65
NuERIEElS NALE

John Bell ct al vs. Christina Bell ct al.
DY virtue Of nm order of sale to me directed and
- delivered, from the Clerk Of the court of com.
pleas, of Wood county. Ohio, in tho abe case
will offer for sale, on
Saturday, the lith day of July 1862
at the court house in Porrysburg, Wood county, O.
tho south half of the west huf OF the south east ar
OF section thirty five, IN township three north. OF
range ten in the dstrict of lands subject to sae at
Bucyrus, containing 40 acres of land more or less
In Wood co. O, g. W. NORTON, Sheriff
James Murray, atty.
June Il. lN6O--GwAS2 so
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DIR. GUYSOTT'e
EXTRACT
YELLOW DOCK
AID
.SARSAPhRlLLA

Isthe great Purifier OF
the Blood.
An infallible remedy In
cases of
ScroJuid. Kings EUit,
Rheumafism. ObStinoteanS
CufaH,ous Eruptions, PIN.
pies or PustuicS on the
Face, Boiis, Biotches and
Chronic Sore Eyei, Ring
Worm or Tctter, Enlarge.
m,nt and Pain IA the Bones
o. Joints. Stubborn Ulcers.
lSyphiiitic DiJorders, Lum-
5ago, Spinal Complaint,
And all other diseases
arising from an injudi-
eious use OF Mercury.im-
prudence oflife. or imps.
lrity ofblood. This great
Alternative med cine and
purifier ofthe bloodis be-
ling used by thousands of
grateful patients from all
parts ofthe United States
who testify daily on the
remarkable cures which
are being performed by
the greatest of all medi-
cines, DR.. Guysott's Ex-
tract Of Yellow Dock aud
Sarsaparilla. Neuralgia,
Rheumati'm ,ScIotulsand
Eruptions on the skin.Liy-
er Diseases. Fevers, Ulcer
Sores, Affections Of the
Kidneys, Diseases Of the
throat Female complaints
Pains and ach ng Of the
Boncsnud Joints soon
nut TO flight by using this
Grent and lncstirnable
Remedy. For all discas-
"a of the hleod nothing
has yet been found "a
compare with it. Itelcnn'
s,s the system OF all inn
rntilies. acts gently and
p1'rctuallv on the Liver
and Kidneys strengthens
the digestion. gives tone
q the stomach, makes the
skin clcarnnd healthy ans
restores the constitution
cnfechled hy disease. or
broken down by eXcesse'
ofvouth 10 pristine Wig
or and strength.
The Press, Hotel Keep
ers. Magistrates, Physi
clans and Public men wei
known in the com mun,ty
MI add their testimony TO
1.-THE wonderful Effects @
this great Blood Purifier
,milton, PerryshurC; VIM
.askins, Roller Il Haskins
ew West6eld; Laskey,Prat
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

G. Plumey w j. G.. Prentice.
DY virtue ofnn nias vCnd to mo directed and de-
ID liverod from the court ofcommon plens Of Wood
Saturday the lith day Of July, 1860,
NJ the door of tho court house In PcrrysburE the
west fractional part OF river tract number ciglty.six
described by II line drawn parallel with the west
limo of 1aid tract, from the southern boundary line
of Lucas un'y at sufficient distance To enclose
acres o land taken the property of Jose n Prem.
tice G.. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
II. II. Dodge, atty.
hmm 0l lAEn-.EANhAo Sh