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Ca..iu. Nj. Clay in wnshlngton.

An eyewitness thus describes the attentions
paid 10 the hero of Frankfort during his recent
visit to the seat of government:
:" There has been of late years nothing like the
reception Of Mr., Clay at Washington When,
on Wednesday, last, he entered the House Of
Represent lives for more thsn an hour he was
surrounded by persons OF ali parties old acquaiu-
tanees and new; even men from as far south as
Tennessee came up to pay their respects to him,
The & lleres were crowded with ladies and geu-
tlemen. and all eyes were npou him, His speech
al Frankfort on the 10 h OF January has pro.
ducsd a sensation rarely equalled in the history
OF the country, aud all were anxious to honor
the hero aud patriot who 80 ably and galunlly
stood by his country aud the Union"
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The Board Of Commissioners, appointed about
q year since to make inspections for site Tor q
proposed new Penitentiury, reported on Mon
day lust, In favor of Milford Center--a town OF
about 600 inhabitants in the county Of Union,
This is the result of the long dellbcraton Of this
honorable Lody, who hive been serving the State
at very liberal per diem. What peculiar ad-
ventages that obscure spot possesses over all
Others in tho State, the venerable board does not
divulge. We trust our legislators will lind some
more promising enterprise in which To invest
the million dollars necessary TO construct thr
proposed new Penitcntory The people dread
the idea Of another institution Of the kind which
will be the source of just as h.uch corruption Oh
the part Of itsmanugement as is the present one.
lie. the present structures be enlarged if necessa-
~, but do not double the present expense, a.d
create on opportunity for doubling the amount
OF stealing from our Public Treasury, intend.
ant upon the maintenance Of our States Prison
system.
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GRE'T SALT DIscoyeRIEs IN MIcRlaAN.--A
portion of the Peninsuars have the Salt lever
just now as bad as the Pennamitts have the
Coat Oil, Discoveries of saline springs at Grand
Rapids have set spectators ON tip.toe and the
recent salt discoveries at Saginaw are of an
equally startling character with those at Grand
Rapids. The brine at both these points is about
third stronger than at Syracuse, At Grand
Rapids % gallons of water yield bushel of salt,
and at Saginaw 23A gallons yield bushel. The
Detroit Tribune pronounces this "dt once won.
dpriul aud unequalled," and says "there is eve,
~ prospect of al inexhaustube supply The
East Saginaw Salt Manufacturing Company.
capital $50 900, began sinking wells some
ten months since and their success has ex.
ceed,d every anticipation Clepc. LcGdsr.
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The visit Of the Representatives Of Kentucky
aud Tennessee to Ohio appears to have produced
nn excellent eff CT. The Nashville Union and
american says;
'rhe members of our General Assembly re.
turned from their excursion on Sunday after
moon. The proluSe hospitality of the clliHrns OF
Louisville. Columbus, Cincinnati, aud the n-
iermediate points. is spoken of in the most glow
ing and grateful terms. Every Representative
Of the sovereignty of our States is wild with en-.
thusissn at the cordinlity OF the greeting exten-
ded to Tennessee Language seems incapable
Of conveying an adequate idea OF the warmth aud
msgnihcence OF the reception given our Repre-
senatiyes. The lavish prodgolity, by our hosts
of the good things Of life, beggars description,
and seems to have been cqualrd only by the
hearty good will with which all Kindness was
bestowed upon our friends. Such festive OF
ering TO the genius flour republican Institutions
has hitherto never been rendered to the presiding
divinity Of our Union.
:" 1t is TO be hoped that much good may pro-
coed from the unrestrained interchange ot opn
10 which naturally occurred between the Rep
re>entatves OF Ohio, Kentucky, ana Tennessee,
If the authoritetively constituted Representa-
tives of our State have correctly expressed the
sentiments entertained by their constituents, the
people of Ohio have learned that ihe descendants
of the Cavaliers OF Virginia, and the lluguenu Is
OF Carolina, do not yield in devotion aud loyslN
to the Union of our fathers, to the Offspring OF
the Puritans OF New England, the Hollanders oI
New York, or the Quakers OF Pennsylvania and
that, while we worship with feelings akin to lido,
iatry the Goddess OF Liberty, vestarcd in the
nag Of our Union, and with her brow encircleo
by diadem of stars, we feel ourselves, although
but eight to eighteen millions. the proud peer,
OF the noblest of the noble 1--WE feel ourselves NO
unworthy to be ranked side by side in the high
est roll OF fame as the worthIest descendants 0
Miles Standsh.
Heaven bless the Union of our States, an,
the States of our Uuion,"
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Whitcomb Haskins vs.. WIN. Ewing ct al.
BY virtue OF an order of sale to me directed and
delivered from the court of common pleas of Wood
county Ohio in the above entitled case. will offer
for sale at the door Of the court house. in Perrys-
burg, Wood county, Ohio. on
Satu day, the 18th day ofFebruary, A. D. 1869,
between the hours of % o'clock a. NJ. and o'clock
p. VI. ofsaid day the folio wing described property,
to wit: The southwest quarter of the north W est
quarter of section number twenty-one (2l in town
ship number six 10y north OF range numben ten U0)
east in Wood county, Ohio. containing forty (4O)
acres more or less, G. w. NORTON, sheriff.
F.& ID. X Hoenbeck, utt'ys
.nn. ID. lSnO--3zM!l&2 80
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OTHER DISEASES TREATED.

Z3"No charge for consultation.
In relation to the following Diseases, either when
complicated with lung affections existing alone,
also invite consultation. l usually find them
promptly durable.
ProlNpsus and all forms of female complaints, ir-
regularaties and weakness.
Palpation and other forms of Heart Disease, Liv-
or Comp lans, Dyspepsia, and ali other Diseases OF
the stomach and Bowels, Piles, and 50 on.
Dr. Hartman tire ats all chronic or long-standipg
diseases of the lungs liver, stomach bowels bladder,
Kidneys BRAIN heart, nerves. womb, spleen, spine,
eyes, ears, &c; scrotula fits, cancers, rheumatism,
dropsy. skin dis cases. fever Sores catarrh seminal
weakness, neuralgia, whites, insanity dyspepsia, gid
diness, heat of urine, syphilis, sick headache, en-
hrged tonss. &c.
February %. lSCO--42,
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Wood County Court of Common Pleas,

Onaries SheWard vs. Michael hieter ct al.
pG virtue of an alias order issued from said court
- in the above entitled cause, to me directed ind
delivered will ostr for sale at the door of the court
house in said county, on
Saturday, this 18th day of Feb, A. D. 1860,
between the hours of twelve o'clock NJ.
and o'clock p. NJ the following lands and tene-
mcnts, to wit: The northwest quarter of section
twenty-five and the half of the north asst quar-
ter OF section twenty-sx, and the south half of the
ou:h- west quarter OF section twenty four all of
township four northof range nine east, in Wood CO .
Ohio, containing III all three hundred and twenty
acres, more or less.
CIV. NOTION sheriff Wood CO., o.
S. Jefferson, Pits atty
January 10. lS6O--37W5&3
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
n,
sherin,s sale.

Roxanna Morehoseu VS.. Andrew Morehouse.
u 7 virtue of an execution in the above entitled
ID case, to me directed and delivered from Wood
Ohio court of common pleas will offeI for sale at
the door OF the court house in Perrysburg on
Saturday, February 18th, 1862
between the hours OF IL o'clock NJ. and o'clock p
VI. of said day. the northeast quarter of section no.
ten l0) of township number four az north range no
nne (9) east, i'll Wood county, Ohio.
CIV. NORTON, Sheriff. Wood co.
JAMES murray, Atty.
January 10Th, lSG0-37w5$2,S5.
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Col FoRNEY.--Col, Fornry in responding
to a sercnade the other day used the following
significant language:
Let them await the course of eyents--let Them
watch his course in the future. IYhea hs Dem.
Oeratie party ceased TO BE- a Democratic partyhe
SGs going to join The Republicans, ana in su,h
an 'ent he telt that he woull be Sustained
and in such a course he would b. accompu... A
Wy evei true Dcmoca, in the iuai.
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SuERIFF'S SALE,

John II. Brown ct al vs. Marshal Key, Jr.
BY virtue of an order OF sale to me directed and
delivered in the above entitled case from Wood
ty court Of common pleas. Will offer for sale the
door of the court house in Perryshurg
Friday, the oath day of February A, ID. $780,
between the hours of 0 & 10 O'Clock a. NJ. of said
day the following described property to within lot
number 22l 300, 3tl, and out lots 81. So. so,
& 60, in the of Perysburg, Wood cohnty, Ohio.
c. W. NORTON Sheriff.
IM X. & r, WAITE. Att'yss
January 26-lSG0w5S2 so
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CURES WARRANTED!
EXAMINATIONS FREE!
MONTHLY VISITS |!

Although not the best mode of making examna-
tions DR., II. will, when desired, prescribe for dis
eases without asking any questions.
Part ular attention paid to diseases of women
and children.
No mineral poisons used; various combinations Of
Barks, Buds, Leaves, Roots, Gums &e., obtained
from the Oriental climcs and of the Indians, only
are prescribed a full supply of which the Doctor
always carries.
DR.. llardman treats Consumption. Bronchitis
Larvngitis, Asthma, and all other Diseases of the
Throat and Lungs, by Medicated Inhalation, com.
bined with proper constitutional treatment.
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Sherin's Sale.
WOOD COMMON PLEAS.

HWTVIVOTi WU' J
BY virtue OF an execution issue ed from he court
common pleas OF Wood co.. 0. in the above cause
shall offer for sale at the door of the house. in
PerrysburG in said county at public auction, on the
27h day OF February, \. D. 1850, between the hours
of II o'clock NJ. and o'clock p. NJ. the following
described property, to witt The south hall of nots
number three hundred and eighty nine (3S9) and four
hundred and four (40l). in the town OF errysburg,
Wood co.. O. C.. w. NORTON Sheriff of
ASHER Cook. Atty of plt'F. Wood CO.
JANUARY 9Gth ISGO--3Sw5S2. so.
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Administrators sale.

BY virtue of an order OF sale to US delivered FROM
the Probate court OF Wood county Ohio, in the cause
Off Il. Miller aud John Bates, admi of j. w. Lang,
dec, vs. Mary Bader ct al. We will offer at public
SALE at the door Of the court house in Perrysburg,
on the nth day Of March, A. d, 1860. between the
hours of l and O'Clock r. NJ of said day. the fol-
lowing real estate, as the property of j. w, Lang.
dee Wis The north half fin lots Nos. SEA and Ssl
in the corporation Of Perrysburg Wood county Ohio
iect to dover assigned at SIS annually, Terms made
known oa day of sale + II MILLER, and
JOHN BATES.
Geo strain, atty. Admrs Of j. " Lang, dcG.
Feb. ., lSOe--A0wjse so
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Sherih's sale.

LasSey, PrattS Co., pltT, WOOD COUNTY, OHIO
fCOUkE OF OOMMON
William B. Carothers dft) PLEAS.
BY virtue of an alias yepdi writ Of execution ia
me directed and delivered from the said court in the
above entitled cause, will offer at public sale at the
door of the court house, in Psrrysburg, Wood coun
ty. Ohio, on the 18th day 81 February A. D., 1860
between the hours of l2 O'Clock NJ. aud o'clock p
NJ of that day. the following lanes and ttuemsnts IA
Yt the east half of the northe asst quarter also the
north cast quarter OF the southeast quarter ase
the west ousthitd of the north east quarter; also the
west one thiid Of the north Aalf OF the south
quarter all OF section eighteen of township foui
north OF range ten east in Wood county, Ohio,
c, W. NORTON, sheriff.
GEO, VAN BLARCUH, Deputy
S'JEFFERSON, Att"y.
January 2ith, lsG0-3SwsS3.55,
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q tm A0utrtistmtutG.
larCla Appoints tHlAemtS.
, Ee. Ell A IL 10 M A " ,

Analytical Physician, and Physician for Dis-
ease of the lungs,
Formerly Physician to Cincinnati, Marine Hospital
and Inyads Retreat, Corresponding Member to
the London Medical Society Of observation, Au-
thor of" Letters to Invalids," and Editor of the
I" Medical Stehoscope, may be consulted at
PERRYSBURG--Bairdl II louise March 10, 1860
NAPOLEON Exchange Ilotel-March II, 1860
DEFIANUE--Marchl l6, 1850.
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Road Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that at the next meeting
~ of the commissioners of Wood Co., OHIO, pc
ttion will be presented, praying 'hem to lay ont,
Commencing at quarter post between secs. % and
2S of Troy twp, thence running one mile east thro'
the OF % TO the quarter post, 10 in
see. "a. MANY CITIZENS,
Feb, s, lS60-4Ow4*
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Red Oak Staves!

NASH paid for any amount Of Red
" OAK SLAVES by the under igned.
POWERS s. PALMER.
Perrysburg, Feb. i6, ls60-4ltf.
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D. j. HlGEClAEIe, DcmIlss

XNOULD respectfully announce to the citizens
w of Wood County, that he will be at Meads
Hotel in Gilead on the st OF February at Howells
Exchange, i'll PGtryshurg the 18th, and at Taylors
Hotel, in Bowling Green, the 1st of March.
u
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favor OF the erection OF n new osy Ian for the
deaf aud dumb. The present building is very
much out OF repair aud is lily suited to the pur-
poses for which it 10 u.s. d. They ask for S25, :.
600 this year, aud propose TO commence the
erection OF building that Will cost $4,000,
and place the superniendents Of the building
under heavy bonds not to exceed that sum.
The old rats " have asked for oger $4,000
to expcnd on The State House, but think they
will get about onc.tcnh Of that sum--just
enough to complete the fence and put out trees.
ABUSE or MEMBERS.
The o. s. Journal Iumbers its columns every
morning with long articles in which the legis-
lature IN general Of Individual memb RS in par
tcunr, come in for its lowtoned end i'll diges
ted abuse. The editor is =" lerneust "evety thing
that is said Or done by Republicans, and seems
"hcnt" on getting up division in the party
The pOper has no influence here, and only re-
quires to be known in the remote parts Of the
State to be rejected see it is against both Re
publican members of the Board Of Public Wotks
and adopts the views Of Mr.. Buckus. THESE
things are unfortunate, and the proper remedy
should be applied. L. a. IL.
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Connecting at PiQua for Columbus, Zanesville
Wheeling and Baltimore Also at Dayton for Cncin-
natl, Columbus, and indianapolis.
Fare as low as by any other Route.
Be careful and call for tickets by way of Lima.
El3~ rhe rates of freight to all points west
will all times be as favorable charged by
other ompanies.
No Transfer bet'csea Dayton aud Chicago ,PAts5arg
Toledo or Detroit.
X. NJ. SHOEMAKER, Supt. Dayton
NJ. SHOEMAKER, Genl Agent, Toledo.
February lG, lS60.--Al.
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Sheriff IS Sale.
Laskey, Pratt & Co., Prhs, } WOOD CO, OHIO,
CUUkI Of CUM
Clark Barton Amos Barton PLEAS.
BY virtue of an alias order of execution to me di-
rected and delivered from said court in the above
entitled cause | will offer at public sale before tho
do Of the court hnuse in Perry yspGrg GOD coun-
tv Ohio the 25th day of February, A. ID. lS60be-
tween the hours of - o'clock NJ, and O'Clock NJ.
the following lands to witt The southeast quarter
ofthe southeast quarter of section fourteen forty
acres also the quarter of the north half of the
northeast quarter Of section twentythree, 20 acres
both OF township four north Of range nine cast.
G, w. NORTON, sheriff.
By Geo. Van 3larcum, Deputy.
S. Jefferson. atty.
InI, y I y 4...Ee
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S. Jefferson, atty.
Jan. "a. lS60--3Sw5S3 10
Attachment Notice,

Attachment Notice,
Charles II. Albert) Before solomon Phillips, j.,
vs. P. of Troy Township, Wood cor
Orin Goodsll. Ohio.
On the 18th day OF Jannary A. D., 1850, said JUS
ice issued order of atachmentn the above action
for the of dollar twenty five cents and Prob
able cost of ten dollars CHAS. II. ALBERT.
Troy Twp, January l8th ls60--3S w3Sl 90.
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RETUENCHMCEr,

The S'nates mtrenchment measures have been
thoroughly discussed in the House but none OF
them have Jet passed that body, Lobbying is
extensively carried on, and its efforts me quite
apparent. The Northwest took uuolner yomit
this week, and some big ljtde mon, sni some
ittIie big men were here loohng after the af.
fairs Of the State, F,om the sudden manner in
which they modo their disappeorarc, am
led to infer that they found things oyrkh'.
APPROPRIATIONS,
IN addition TO the ap?ropiatjeusthe commit
ice on B Gcyolcnt Ios,i'u' jou3 have reported in
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ThDs. NJ. Cook eXr. of
e. B. Perkins deed.
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Connecting at Toledo for Detroit, also at Lima for
Fort Wayne and Chicago, arriving in Chic 80 103C
| P. NJ. and A. NJ.
Connecting at Lima also with trains on Pittsburg
Fort Wayne and Chicago Ralroad) for Pittsburg
Philadel phia and New York and all Eastern anC
South eastern cities.
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ApJoURNMENTT

begin 10 believe there will be no adjourned
session. II SO, you need not expect the legsla-
turo to adjourn in March, Although the com
miuees abor like farmers in harvest times, the
moStimpo,tant business before them unavoilably
moves at slow pace. Many OF those who are
on said committees are loosiug money every day
they are hore, hence il will be seen that the only
danger is that they will adjourn too soon with
out properly maturing the business before them
Bills still roll in, aud three hundred will soon be on
the caleador, Most of these are sent by attor
ucys, and the legislators axe not in reality re
Sponsible for their births,
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The law for the protection of wool growers
against loss by dogs, passed the Senale yesterday
II is not such u law as the people demand but
perhaps it is the best that can be adopted under
the present miserable State constitution. The
original Bill provided for the raising of fund
to pay for ali the sheep killed by dogs, similar
to the law now in operation in somoof the East,
ern States, but the Judiciary committee. after q
careful and thorough examination of the ques.
tion decided such provision unconstitutional
and, to prevent litigation and failure of the
law, that very desirable feature was stricken out
II was claimed that one mau could not be taxed
for the damages caused by another mans dog. -
The law rs it now stuntS provides that every
dog over the pgo of six months shall be register
ed and collared, and the owner is TO pay TO the
! Mayor, or Clerk OF township, the sum of twenty
Ave cents for each registry. 1t is the duty o
coustuhleS and police officers, after certain
date, to kill all dogs not registered and licensed
These are the main features OF the bin, as it pass
ed the Senate. The House will probably pass i;
unless they can get ny something better, /
will have tendency to diminish the number O
dogs and improve their quality,
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Sherifl IS Sale.
e. Co. prfs. \ WOOD CO., OHIO,

ByJ. II. TYLER, their atty.
Feb. ., lSG0-39wGS7 GO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-06
FRIDAY MoRNING, JANUARY 6. 1860.
c.ra.sl Democratic Principles on the Slavery

Cardinal Democratic Principles on tho Slavery
Question.
Absolute hon-irtosicrence By the Gcnural Govern
mea:, 10 Introduce or 20 oxclude slaves, in any OF the
territories OF tie Union.
Ea Federal Slave Cole. no Congressional dis
elimination in favor OF slave property in the terrific
r;es, and no Congressional discrimination against it.
Whenever in any o! the territories the safety o.
slave persons or the right OF slavs property, or inc
night or safety OF any description Of persons or pro
perry, Is nncon>:itN,ionallv assailed, it il tine power
AID dntv or Congress. Iot less than OF any anu eve
rs other Department o! the General So'eFL'n.hI, ID
EXERCISE is probe. functions. for the security OF
equal iIrn:cvtioc 10 the rights anu Saets oi ever!
sp :cIr> q! l'erSor:s and nro'Ierl!.
Tn. tut. aul uninpairri right d popular soTe-
rci.;;v, cn;,:lInc the people OF each Territory, on
apr!.ca:iun tor their admission as n now State INTO
the / t,ou. 10 enact their own State Constitution. by IL
tar am. ;uil reference 10 z popular vote, wllEonN
tore. !.au, or Federal dic:atiurI, anu BY s1ch Con-
~s;i;l,ion 10 provide tor the maintenance or the pro.
h3u.t:on OF the institution Of slavery Us 70 Ineu' ih"!
Seem best.
IN, s.,re principle, is embodied in tho following
resolutions. unanimously adopted By the Virginia
DELEGATION 20 tho National Democratic Convention ut
l:::c:i;!a:!: ~
STAT, is y co,l,pact between Sovereign and co-cqunl
States, united upon the BASIS O! ~i'eries; equality oi
rights a.d privileges.
=. EcsulNcL, Hal IHc lcEEitoI!cS vi IHo INV" "S
cc!:aon property i'll which the States have equal
rights. ANA 70 w!.:ch the citizens OF every State nay
r~.y!.,.ui!y migrate with any property recognised ~
s!ci III ANY o, the States OF the Union, and III Ing
Constitution OF Inc United States.
s. Resolved, Therefore, that the Congress OF the
Dri:cu States has no power 20 abolish or prohiht
slavery in a..v D; the Territories OF the United States,
aal sic!. power ipcrtairs only to the people lnlublt-
IN, :l- SANE, wten il. the exercise OF righttul nn-
,hor!,y the. inr,a their State Constitution With u view
~ ,i,ulSSiO,i into ,Nc [ Dlon.
>. Resolved, T..s; the Missouri restriction WIS u
VOCATION, %. Tie foregoing principles, and its repeal
br ,Gc Observation-Disclosures Law was wise, )us' ana
nccrasar:.
:; Resolved, Tina; Congress has no constitutional
r..h, 70 abolish slavery in the District OF Columbia.
>. Resolved, Tia; ;le duty Of saording adequate
protection in the Territories previous to their legal
o-..,.za,.ou =, States, 10 eqwal rights OF person and
rro,,r,y rc-2cctcd under the constitution Of tue
Union. l., jncataoc..; gu tMc proper Legislative a":ho-
Y;.y .hrr.n.-