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Asher Cook atty Of Pl'f.
July 18th 1850. -12wgS1 ~
SHERlFF's SALE.

Samuel Scott vs.. Kennedy q. Brian.
BY virtue OF an order yf sale 10 me Greeted and
delivered from the W ood County Court of Conmon
Pleas in the above entitled will offer for sale
at the door of the Court House In the town of Per
rysburg said county on
Saturday the lth day Of August 1860
between the hours Of ~ O'Clock NJ aud o'clock p.
VI. the following lands towiE The West part Of the
North East fractional quarter Of Section Ton of
Township Seven North of Range Twelve East in said
county containing sixty three acres more or less.
G.. w. NORTON, sherff
s. Jefferson atty for plff
July gth 900 -l0w5e2 G5
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The Persian Fever Charm.

For the prevention and euro of Frcer and Hsn,
and Bile Ffrers. This wonderful remedy was
bought to the knowledge of the present Proprietors
10y n friend who has bean great traveller in Pei sa
aud the Holy Land.
While going down the river Euphrates he eYreri-
enced severe attack of Fever and Ague. On discov
crng his condition one of the hoatmcn took from
his person Amulet saving, Wear this and no Pc
per WW touch vOu." Although ncrednlous ms to its
yirues he complied, and experienced immediate re.
lief, and has since always found il an efsctua pro
lection from all Naarous complaints
On further Investigation lie found thnt the bcatman
attributed to it miraculous powers, aud said that il
could only hc obtained from the priests of the sun
Sometime afterward the gentleman in conversing
with a Priest obtained from him the secret of its
preparation, aud ascsrtainrd whore the medical
herbs were found OF which II was com pounded. The
wonderful virtues of this article have induced full
heaf in the minds of the natives in the miraculous
healing powers Of their Priests.
Since his return America, II has been tried with
tho happiest effect By several Ladies and Gentlemen
ot high character, who have given it the most un-
qualified praise This remedy having been n specif.
io in Persia Ter hundreds years for the
and cure of Fever and Ague and Bilious Fsvers-is
now offered to the American people.
1t viii be sent by mail, prepaid, with full direc-
tions for use on the receipt ofoue dollar,
Principal Depot anl Mandatory ISIS Main st e,
RclIMond, Va, Branch Ohice Bank OF Commerce
Building, New York. Address
l0-ly JOHN WILCOX 4 BRO.
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NurICE-GUARDIAN's SALE.

NOuCE--GUARDIAN'S SALE.
VIII be sold at public sale to the highest bidder
in front Of the Baird House in Perry sburg Wood
county Ohio on
saturday tho Ilth day Of August A, D. 1850.
between the hours of II VI. aud o'clock T. NJ. Land
Warrant No 1854 calling for 100 acres as the prop.
ertY oE Henry Clay and JudSon Huntington, Minor
heirs Of Elijah huntington deceased Terms Of sale
oue third in hlud one third iD six and third in
twelve months, Dsirrrcd payments To be oyidenc ed
by ot bond interest with approved security.
Sylyanus Jefferson, Guardian OF Henry Clay
aud ludsOn Huntington,
l,,l,. a. .
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Lith osraph Portrait OF L,ncoh,.

The publishers have now really for sale Men
dell's csrbratel Lithograph porlrait OF Abraham
Lincoln, which Mr., l. pronouuces to be q
"ruthial" picture, aud the Chicago Tribune
says it is "a very pleasing and striking pro-
duc,ion far superior to nlthmg in the way
ofLithography We have SEEN
Size 24x2s inches. Price rs cents, single
ss per dozen. Address Garrison * Co, Pub.
lishsrs, Chicago
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AIIERIEE,s SILT

W. II. Ewing ys. Jonathan sasbury.
By virtue OF an order Of sale issued 10 me from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Wood County Ohio
In tho above entitled cause shall offer for sale at
public auction the door Of the Court House 10 Per-
rysburg In the county aforesaid on
Saturday the 18th day of August A, D. 1SGe
the following described lands and tenenents. situate
in Wosd County Ohio, to.wit: The Northwes quar-
ter Of section lumber seventeen 7J in township four
~ North Of Range ten (lO) east, containing one
hundred and sixty ucrss.
G. w. NORTON, Sheriff.
Asher Cook atty Of PlH
JulV 18th 1850 Il 2wGS2 80
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Road Notice

THERE viii be a petition prese nted to the COM
4 mis>oners of Wood county at their next regu-
lar session for yiew survey and location of the
following road, to wit: Commencing at the Or post
between sections 10 and IL, township 3, range IL.
thence south between sections fourteen and fifteen,
twenty two and twenty ythree, twenty six and TWEEN
tyseven TO the south. west of section 26 and
there terminate, MANY PETITIONERS.
June u, lS60--7w4*
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Oregon all Right.

Logan is elected Representative to Congress
by $50 majority. In the State Legislature will
be n majority of ls, opposed to Lane This
will insure the election of two opposition U S.
Senators.
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MARRIED.

On the 4th inst, by j. Chapel Esq, EDWIN A.
MERCER, to Miss ANA loor all of Lake tp., Wood
county
ON the Ith inst by u. Ross, r. at his residence
in Perrysburg, Mr.. THOMAS MCNALEY, of Plain tp q,
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SuERiFF'S SALE.

Shibnah sphinx james Blinn.
By virtue of nu execution issued by the clerk of the
court OF common pleas Of Wood Co. O., in the above
case and 20 directed will offer for sale at pub
lie auction Mt the door OF the court house, in Per-
rysburg. Wood CO., o. on
Saturday the 2lst day Of july lSGO
between the hours of u o'clock VI. and O'Clock ?
NJ, the following goods and chattes, to wit: A fold
of oats growing on the east part OF out lot number
two hundred aud nv eight t253A amounting to some
four acres more or less in Wood co., o., which oats
were sowed by and belong to Jas Blinn.
c. W. NORTON, sheriff.
James Murray, atty.
July IL. lSG0-l l0w2S2.
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Agents Wanted!
100000 WILL DE SOLD.
NOW READY,
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REDGMPTlON NOTICE.

Jacob Fox, his assignees will take notice that
John Diefend has this day deposited in the Treas
ury Of Wood co, o., $2s.7l TO redeem north half
south east quarter, sec. H. town north, range Ia
east so acres, sold to said Fox the sale Of den
quent lands in said county. Jan. 10. 1859.
ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditors Ofice, Wood co., q.
Perrysbnrg, June 20, 1860 e-1
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SHERIFF7S SALE.

John Bell ct al VS. Christina Bell ct al.
DY virtue of order of sale to me directed and
ID delivered, from the Clerk of the court of com
pleas of Wood county, Ohio, in the above case,
l will offer for sale, on
Saturday the l4th day of July, 1860.
at the court house in Perryshurg Wood county, o..
the south half of the half of the south or.
of section thrty-fve, in township three north. OF
range in the district of lands subject to sale
Bucyrus, containing 40 acres of land more or less
in Wood co.. o. c. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
James Murray, atty.
une IA, lS6O-6w5S2 so
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SCHOOL BooRs, STATIONERY, GO.

The only complete stock Of this kind in the county
LITTER PAPER of every style and price We
have superior facilities tor supplying the trade with
all kiUds of Paper. We buy for cash; obtain Pa
per of Eastern manufacture, direct from their Man
ufactOries-heuce, confident in sserting that
have better article, and sell at a lower price
than any other establishment mt on the Maumee.
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y III aNutrtigt mtntG.
& STONE
lNPECTINE,

VIII he ready hy the 20th of july to receive Corn aud
Wheat aboard canal boat "Abe lincnh.." Farmers
will take notice aud he governed accordngy. lOw2
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to the nonresident owners Of
tracts of land lying IN section 81 and 80. in Free
dom township, Wood county, Ohio, that the COM
miss:oners of said county have granted the right {
way through the same, AM have appointed viewers
to survey said road on the 9th day of July. 1860.
June 2l-7w4* RICHARD OIMOCK Petr
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CURES WARRANTED
EXAMINATIONS FREE!
MONTHLY VISITS!

Although not the best mode of making examina-
tons. DR., II will. when desired prescribe for dis
eases without asking any questions.
Particular attention paid TO diseases of women
and children.
No mineral pOisons used various combinations of
Barks, Buds, Leaves, Roots Gums, &C., obtained
from the Oriental climes and of the Indians, only
arep-escribed- full supply of which the Doctor
always carries.
Larvngtis. A sthma, and all other Diseases of the
Throat and Lungs, by Medicated Inhalation, COM
hined with nrnnnr c nnsti tnt nnnl treatment.
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SCHOOL NNEICE

The qualified electors of School District No. Per
rysburg, O., are requested TO meet in the School
House in said District, Thursday evening 26th
iust at o'clock, 20 vote on additional tsN 10 that
authorized ut the annual meeting the 5th Of June
last for the support OF the school fol the ensuing
year, by order of the Board of Education.
Perry shurg. o. luly 5. lSNON3 j. w. Ross, See.
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RRFERENCES

REFERENCES,
Wheeler & Ua-t,2O Beekman Street; Whitehead
Bro, l52 Greenwich Street, a, x. & u Sands 4
CO.. lll William street, Barnes & Park. Is Park
Row; <, y, CdskRer 4 co. - Barclay Street; Nu,h
Gale Robinson, lS6 Greenwich -; Pollock Bros
10 nsy Street; JOAN 4, Tarraut & Co., 27S Greon-
wieh ST. rhaNer X Co.. 3l9 Pearl Street; Dudloy 4
Stafford GO Beekmau Street.
I'm
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July Appointments.
DIR. III A R ID WI A N

Analytical Il hysician. nd Ply sieia N for Dis
ease of the Lungs.
Formerly Physician to Cincinnati, Marine Hospital
and lnvalid's Retreat, Corresponding Member to
the London Medical Society of observation, Au-
thor Of Letters to lnvalids," and Editor of the
"MedicalStehoscope," may be consulted at
PERRYSB URG-- II ouse--W ednes sday, July Is
MISUNDERSTANDING Hotsl--July II, 1860.
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J J. Blecker, Dentist,

Would respectfully announce 60 the citizens ol
Wood Co. That he will be in Glle1d the lst OF Aug.
in Serryshurg the l5th
And In Bowling Green the lI OF September. in Por-
tagS. the lA,h lie has just returned from Ciuejaua
uWl.s a., ILs REV improvements, l9--2m
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IDOINTSTD .T0p,S I1IE

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
In pursuance of an order granted by the Probate
Court of ood county, Ohio will offer for sale at
public auction, the 2Sth day of July, 1860, at 2
o'clock p NJ. at the door of the court house in Per-
rysburg the following real estate situate in tho cou
ty Of Wood and state of Ohio. to wit: In-lots mum
ber one hundred and twenty-five l22) and one hund
red and fort! three l430 Appraised at three hund-
red dollars; subject to widows dover.
Terms of sals-cash in hand.
C. c. BAIRD & JOHN BATES,
June 2S-Sw4sl SO Adm'rs
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YANKEE NOTIONS,

Port M0niss,
Pu,Scs,
Calf SKIN JVaH,fs
Morocco Wallets,
Rst!cHisr,
Port Foi,os, very tins.
Pocket Cutlery,
Or superior guaTity--much better than can be OBJ
obtained elsewhere.
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WALL PAPER!

WALL PAPER!
We have bought for CASH a large and we'll Sc
lected stock of Wall Paper. and will sell it at lower
rates than Others can. Prices, from Ave cents up
wards.
WINDOW SHADES selling very low.
WINDOW pAPER-fgured and plain.
WINDOW FIXTURES.
CURTAIN do tho latest pattern.
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PROBATE NOTlCE.


NOTICE TO the PUBLIC.
thereby sive astice that my wife Eliza Sholss
left my bed and board on Wednesday, the S0th day
May last, without Just cause or provocatiou; and
therefore warn all persons against ha boring sale
Eliza on my account for will pay no debts OF hel
contracting, SOLOMON SHOLES.
Tontoganv, June o. IsG0--7w4s
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THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1890.

One copy one year. in advance. --.. ....S %
All subscrlp tors not paid within six months. 20
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TOILET ARTICLES.

Lilly White,
Magnolia,
Henns Funn,
Rouge,
Hair Oil! Hair Dyss!! Hair Restoratipss!II
Choice Imported POMi DES, IN endless rnriety.
FANCY SOAPS, in great variety. bought OF the
manufacturers and selling very lew. Common BAR
SOAP, Of Col Gates mauufacturc-soingl lower than
those inferior articles Of Wcstern manurac ture.
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y. n. Nj a lS = 81 ALG4.
IMPORTER ANn pgALFRIN
Fine Drugs and Chemicals,

Also manufacturer of Chemical preparations
French Cosmetics Fine Perfumery, &c.'
No. ~ City Buildings, New York,
eir Pr,co List supplied TO the Trade application
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ROAD NOTICE,

KUAD NUTTCE,
Notice is hereby given to the non- resident land
owners, owning land on the following proposed Co,
road commencing at the Perrysburg md Finday
plank road on the section line between sections l8
and 10, town north range ii east Center tp,
east on section line to The Portage River road that
there will he view and survey of said proposed
route on the 26th day of July. i've days thercar-
ter, the viewers and surveyor to at the house of
Geo j. Poe, in Center tp. GEO. j. POE, Petr.
90
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ORDER or ATTACuMENT.

ORDER or ATTACHMENT.
At our instance attachment this day is,ued
by Morris Brown, j p. of Milton tp.. W ood co.. o.,
against the property and effects of Nathan Lamb u
non resident of said COUNTY to satisfy claim of $35,
with Sl5 costs.
JOSEPH C. FILIERE.
CAPELLE ELIC.
Jnpe Jaen-
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ATTORNEY GENERAL.

For this nomination there was some conen.
!, tiol,. The gentlemen named Tor it were A. a.
Thurman Of Franklin, Wm Gibbpn OF Han.
cock, d. w Sombaush OF Tuscarawas, H. x
Durlee of Marion, aud j. w. McFerrin of Al
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Abner L. Backus was the sole candidate for
the nomination for this office. The rules were
su,p nled, aud hs was declared the unanimous
nooni nee
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-12-01
ITALY.
3,7Oj 30

The news brought by the Africa is of great
interest. There is no doubt of this that the
kingdom of Naples and the Sicilies. is now for
mally united with that of Sardinia by the over
whelming suliragos of the people, that King
Victor Emanuel has issued his proclamation.
accepting the Sovereign authority Of the people
only few months ago under the sway of Fran
ciS II that the brave. sagacious and patriotic
Garihald. surrendered his dictatorship to King
Victor and withdrew to his own home on the
Island Of Caprera. Garibaldi and King Victor
entered Naples together on the 1th in the mid.
ST of great popular reocings.
Naples telegraph of the Sth gives the fol-
lowing particulars: "On the entry of the king
into Naples Garibadi sat at his side in the car
rage On the following morning 1.-THE Sthl
Garibadi accompanied by the ministry. formal
~ presented to the king, the result of the Dleb-
iche. His majesty received them in the throne
room. Signor Coniorte addressed the king
thus: "Sirc, the Neapolitan people, assembled
in their electoral committee, having proclaimed
YOU king by an immense majority. 5000. 900
Italians are uniting themselves TO the other
provinces which your majesty governs with so
much wisdom, verifying your solemn promise
that Italy should belong TO the Italians" The
The king replied in few expressive Words
The deed of annexation was then drawn up the
dictatorship ceased, and the ministry resigned
A Naples dispatch of the 9th, announces that
Garibaldi left Naples that morning for his home
at the Island of Caprera. The last visit that he
paid was to the English Admiral Mundv.
The Turin journals announce that the inves-
titure of Gaeta on the land side continued.
A despatch from Naples states that the de-
parture of Francis II from Gaela was imminent.
in consequence of the advice given to his ma
jesty by the commanders of the foreign fleets.
1t was asserted that negotiations were COM
menced on the Sth, between General Funti and
the commander of Gacta for the evacuation of
the fortress.
The Ncapotnn army at Gaeta was reported
to be reduced to 10000 men with few officers
to command them.
The voting for annexation in the Papal States
Is described as of the most enthusiastic charac-
ter, but no details are given.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-12-01

Every successive year Slavery is producing
more and more its legitimate fruits. Contin-
ually it has been crying give, give; demanding
more and more; threatening louder and louder
until now it threatens secession, disunion. and
anarchy. 1t has so long ruled the country, bull
lied and cudgelcd the North into submission.
that 1t claims the perpetual right to Go So 1t
has waged war long enough on freedom 1t is
high time its audacity were rebukcd. Its ag
gresSivc course should be stopped now bv
firm and manly resistance Freedom should
utter her mandate; thus far no farther. Not
one jot should her friends now yield. a bold
and manly stand for the right--a fixed deter
mination not to yield in the least particular, is
the only safe and true course now to be pur-
sued. The slave states are in the wrong-thcv
are weak, physically, financially, morally; they
should be made to understand their condition.
and he firmly and calmly told that they can
make 70 further aggrcssions on Freedom and
right of Freemcn. And then if South Carroll.
ma is 50 infatuated as to commit suicide bv Sc
cession and rebellion, let her 10 so.
If that State or any of her neighbors should
be so insane as to yield to the mad coun>cls Of
the "frc-eaters" it and they will repent in sack
cloth and ashes. But it is to be hoped Tor
their sake that wiser counsels will prevail; that
the ''sohcr second thought" will dissipate their
folly and madness. They have only to "calcu-
late the consequences to themselves to show
them the utter insanity of secession. 1t is high
time for the South to consider her condition
calmly and easily She stands over a volcano.
which is every moment liable to burst and over
whelm her in ruin. Their enemy is not the
North, not the Republicans, not the Abolition
ests, it is Slavery and that only. The viper is
in her own bosom. That viper has grown to an
enormous size; it threatens destruction. If
Shareholders would call a Convention to de-
liberate how they are to get rid of their giant
enemy, the monster that threatens their ruin.
instead of to discuss the subject of secession,
they would act the part of wisdom, and there
would be hope for them But slavery seems to
have blinded their eyes, and mnddcncl their
brains, and taken away their reason, and they
are in 4 perilous condition. and there is great
reason to fear that slavery is 10 bring upon
them and that soon still greater wncs and ca
lamities. "Whom the Gods would destroy.
they first make mad" appears about to be vcri-
fed by portion of the. Shareholders Of the
South.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-12-01
OUR NATIONAL I,EGISI,ATI1RE

The second session of the Seth Congress will
commence at Washington on Monday. The
state of political feeling at the South is such
that stormy time may be looked for. A party
going out of place and power is always in bad
humor for discussing great public questions dis
passionatcly; and to this Is to be added an un.
usual ferment in some of the Southern States
not unnatural when it is believed that radical
changes of polcyon question vital to their in.
terests is awaiting them. The seats of the South
Carolina Senators will undoubtedly be vacant
during the session; perhaps their Representa-.
tives will stay away, but this is hardly preba-
BILE.
The President has prepared his message and
submitted it to the Cabinet. lie is, it is au.
thentically reported, decidedly against secession
in any form, whether regarded as an alleged
right or remedy and while he appeals to thl
South and North to practice Cancellation and
forbearance, he places the general government
on the defensive, and leaves the responsibility,
with any seeding state OF resisting the laws ant
committing aggressions. Strenuous efforts have
been made by outside influences to compel tn.
designations of Messrs. Cobb and Thompson
owing to their well-known differences of opin
ion with the general position of the president
but they are not responsible for his views, ant
until the conventions of Georgia and Mississippi
have acted, they will probably pause.
We shall give our readers the message il
full next week, in our usual form of a supple
ment-thus treating them with an addenda t,
Thanksgiving, to an amount and variety O
matter unusual with most country wceIlies
/ This course involves considerable expense, bu
we are quite sure of receiving our reward il
the approval of our readers.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-12-01

ALL READY.--Under the by no means origi-
nal heading of "Keep it before the People,"
the argus of last week treats his readers to a
sensation article all about republican defalca-
tons in general and that of Bates in particular.
and closes with the following impressive and
pertinent queries
"llas not the Republican party been In power long
enough to be corrupt Had we not better have a
changer"
Well, we should rayther think we have had
ga change" If we may judge by the recent cleo
ton returns. Buchanan, four years since re-
cieved something over a million more votes in
1906 than the same party got the 9th of this
month. In Vermont his party had over 10, 900
voters in 1856, yet in 1860 less than 20OO of
these answered the roll-cal. We heard there
had been "a change" in the post office at Bel
lows Falls some little time since we are Ger
tain there we will be another there in less than
six months. Yes, brother i,g,ts, there will be
"a change" all around soon, but you won't find
man or state so reduced as to "changc"
from Republicanism to Buchanan Democracy.
Covodes Life of the "old public functionary"
is too fresh in :he minds of the public to fright
en- men because a Republican official has stole
and run away with ten thousand dollars. That
amount would cling to the lttlest finger Of one
of those Buchanan defaulters. Yes, brother
1rguS, there will soon be all the "change" Won
will want.