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.'1" t bill WEEP FOR THOSE. -' ; ;
6h I weep for those that wept hy Babel's stream,
Whose shrines are d( solute, whom land a dream;
Weep for the harp of Judah's broken shell:
Mourn where their Cod hath dwell the godless
fc dwell! -
And where shall Tsrael laye her bleeding feet J
And when shall Zion's sang again teem sweet?
And Judith's melody once more rejoice
The hearts that leap'd before ita heavenly Voice?
Tribes of the wandering foot and weary breast.
How shall ye fke away and be at rest? .
'The wild-dove ha h her m et, the fux his caye,
Mankind their country Isrsel but tho grave!
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Ilf AN AwKWABD PREDICAMENT. The
laws of Florida impose a heavy penally on all
' persons who pet married without a license
from the clerk of the county court or the
county In which they reside. The legisla
ture have abolished those courta, but have
made no provision for the granting of mar
riage lie'ensrs! The Mobile, Herald thinks
that the legislature acted knowingly in the
- J ll.... . 1. .. 1ntnAlt ....mnnl
premises, nnu mm iiirv uvo'vucuit
. the fair Floridians to carry out the Slate
motto " Let ns alone." There is one satis
faction that the Governor is a b ichelor, and
will himself have to feel the effects of his
insidious legislation.. , : . , ,
frr It has been descovered that the cal
culi of the human bladder can be dissolved
by an electro-chemical process. The disco
very has been made by a professor in the
Academy at Florence, .This will be impor
tant to suffering humanity, Oiir phys-cians,
familiar with electro-chemical action, will be
able to delect and perform the process.
' ' Z'nc, by being melted and poured into
' water, has been found to assume new preper
jties, it becomes soft and melleable, losing
none of its tenacity, but is capable of buing
spun inlo the finest wire, pressed into any
required form, or tolled into any required
thinness. This is a discovery by Prof.
. Faraday, and will prove of very great impor
tance. .-;' .; .a-.-, -r-.-."- i
Cheat ' Load. The Cleveland (Ohio)
Plaindealef says: " The steamer Wisconsin,
Capt. Card, came into port yesterday, with
-over nine hundred passengers, and two hun
dred and twenty-five tons of fie;ght, nearly
' a'l destined for the upper country. 44 This
I is the largest load," says the captain, that
ever floated on Lake Erie, since Hull's sur-
' render." '.'! . . . . ,-. . : ';
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A Pbettt Passage. The following is
' from ihe pen of a popular auihor;
- 44 .0 what more precious offering can be
laid upon the alter of a man's heart, than the
first lnvn nf a mire, earnest, and affectionate
girlf Let him long pause ere he reject it.
Let him tremble, as accursed both of God
and man, if he have sought to turn her devo-
-tion into shame and wretchedness.
n Statistics or Calomel. One . house
in this city, " has, we are told, pre
pared and sold," within the last three
years. 17.000 Dotinds of Calomel.' 1 The
. consumer pays the apothecary for the medi
cine, at prices varying from 50 to 500 dolla-s
oer Dotind. Puttine the above Quantity at
lonlv 00 dollars, it would appear that the
a...!.) C.m . tin. ..mkditiJ B r 11 1.lTl iC
jjiiv uaiu iv. i. it" j vivm.nu --
- i. .. . .1 . i .
Collars, it is supposeo inai inequaiuuy ma
nufactured by 'other houses is at least bx
j times as much. If so,, the cost of calomel
- in three years, has been 6,000,000 dollars,
., or an average of two million per annum.
m. - 3 . ' r r..- I : J.....
.. IDis is a rouna sum iu pay tut uemg uiug
cd to death. . . j " ' '
Miss VVilbemtsci!. When Mr. Wilber-
X force . was chosen member for ... York, his
daughter, in walking homo from tho scene
of his election, was cheered by an immense
i crowd who loiiowi-o. ner to ner own a'ior
i crying, "Miss Wilberforce forevet!" . The
. young lady turned, as she w is ascending the
tair. and motionin? to the nonulacc tone
quiet, said very emphatically "IViy, gen'ie-i
men,' if you please, not .Mm W lberforcf
forever," which sent them home well pleas
ed. - ' .. ; ' .'
.Isjtjhv;. A little wrong don.e to another
' is a great iujnry done to ourselves.' .The
' severest punishment of an injury is tho con-
- sciousness of having done it; and no mm
- sulTcrs more than he that; is turned over to
llin nain of Teoentance. ' ''
: 41 1 do object." An Engl'sh pipnr con-
tains thirteen objections given by a yotinc
. lady for declining a match the hrst twelve
being the suitor's twelve childr n, and the
thirteenth-the suitor himself. . , ,
Biennial Lboislaturks. The Legisla
ture of Alabama hereafter will meet biennially.
"So the people decided at a recent election, by
I a very large majority. They will save money
and breath, and prevent divers bad laws, by
1 this regulation. '
.. r UUoO wnu (tint? ou uiicicoi m mo JMrnit
. TL... h.1,m Intr a ia S nln-At lw ill A at rt ires f A
I- WjO it,. IIlfn yf Wi.llinnlin I inlurA
thivto his early rising, a mattrass bed, con
atant exetcise in the open air, temperate
habits, and the constant usu of the cold bath,
'. may be attributed to the excellent health
which he enjoys li -.- C.
pa"--' "
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'"t, ;...- TtDrpsrv Thn nta-1M
s iiumber of letters dolivered in the United
IDtUn v ..j. " - - - - - - - -- - - - -
Vl.n.lnm in lha unnr 1 S44. was 242 millinna.
'ts" ... ' " j t '
r which is aa increase of nearly 22 millions on
the previous year. The number before the
reduction of the rates was seventy-five mil-
llr,ni . ..i -
Phillips, the celebrated Irish advocate, gave
onco at a dinner in Dublin, the following
5 tnnflt.
Washington and TYanklin: Happy A
merica. The armies of Europe could not
subdue thy soldier the lightnings of heaven
could not resist thy sago." '
The population of Washington City is thirty
; ihcqsaud. ' v - :
Tut Mastadon. One journnl thinks that
the Mastadon lived long after the deluge;
another significantly "9'ts how the Mastadon
recently discovered could become covered
over entirely with earth bf fore decomposition
had taken place, unless some vast body ol
water had overwhelmed it, and when the
earthly materials held by the water in atis
pension had preciputed, the water subsided
leaving the body covered; and after this the
whole has been saturated by the water of
springs and thus preserved entire, ' a proof
bat.it existed before the deluge.' ; -
, - Th BkTTKh Way. The sons of the poor
die rich, while the sons of the rich die poor!
What encouragement to toil through l;fe, ac
quiring wealth to ruin our children! Better
to use our money as we go along educate
our sons secure their sjjstue by habits of in
dustry and study, and let them take care ol
themselves.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
In pu-susnre of sn order of tve Court or Common Pinal
ror the ' Oii'ity of Putnrm, and Sti.te of O 'lo. nt their M y
Term A. 1). 1845, tl'C uilvriil"iei, Aitmiiiiitrrter De rloiiU
N'oi of t' eatote of Allen C. M' Ciure. Ii.tr of mid roun'y
derenwit, wl I o Tti for snle l t eitoor of tl Court Houn
In snlit rouitv. en the ilxlli di v of irto er A. D. IfUa. t
lo'lowmt mvn en real estate o' mid decedent. tuMe la
aid rountr of Putnam, to wit. The north went quarter, ol
Ihe south west quarter, of section num,'ersfx, of Towml.lp
num-er one nort or Kanirenamnflreunieut, rontninins
fnrtv srres of land; the real eitats aforetafd la ap'irafaed at
ai?0.IK. and will he sold for one half rhe-annrniaeri value
thareot. ror ' in nand.an Jerttotne dower eaut more
111,01 the wiuoworauldderedent.
Aucust 16tli,l845. Mm'r Dt Htnti JVaa., 4 .
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
UAL.VIIV T. TMOEKOY.
BY virtue of an order from the Corn of Common Pleas
of 1 1 a rountr of Putna m and Stute of O lo, I will o Ver
mr sele on tl;a 6th H. of O-toher next, between the hours
of tan o'lork, A. M., and IbnroVlork P. M at the Court
HOiiae tn Kaiida, t' e ro'iowlnir ea'l'ed prnpely, 'e onf
tnstothe eatate of Morpan I.lpnfnrott, dereaaad, to wit:
The west half of the north-watquarterof aertion number
fourteen (14) Township nnm' er two (S) aouth, of rnnie
numhsr aix 6 erat. Alao the north-Si'at quarter of the
mrthe8t Quarter of aertion numher fifteen f51 some
Townai'ip and ranfre alt situated tn the auld rounty of
Putnam; rontalnlng In the whole, one huodredsnd twenty
arreeof land. ....
TiaMa. One.thfrd In hand: one.thlrdln one venr. and
enethlrd In two years from t!e time of aaid aale the de-
rnrren paymentaro re aeriired '.y mort?nfte on the preniises
ah to ns aom suijart to tne widow's tower.
IOHN 8PROTT,
' Jlmlr IBtatl of Morgan Lippincott,
- lh An-ntrt. 1845. 5wS34
, SHERIFF'S SALE. '
BY virtus of s writ of ft fa at leri fn. to me diverted
hv the onrt of Common Plena, of Putnam rniintv.
Ohio, f will Oifer for aale st the doo' of t' s r ourt Hoiim.
tn Kaiida. .In aaid rounty, between the loura often o'
rlO"k A. M. and bnr oVIork P. M. on Mondfvtlw alxth
day of Orto'r, 1845. The following deacril.etl property,
to wit:
Ontlot nnmhnr (brtviliht In the Town of Kaiida eon-
talnint Ave arret, and TM00 of an arret tn' en na the
pronerty of William Phillips to satisfy an execution Is
rovor or wiutam Aruoia. ,
. .: T. R. McCLURE, Sri. '
v ' Bncsiry's Oencs,- : - i.. ...
Kaiida, Pept. td, 8nd '
' SHERIFF'S BALE. ' ,
BT Tlrtne of a writ of Exe ntlon from the Supreme
ronrt of Putnam rounty, OMo, I shall oTerfor aale
at tha door of therourt tlotiae In anid rounty, on Monday
the 6th day of October next. 1845, hetween the 1 ouri often
o'r'ork A. M and four o'clock P. M. the ibliowiiur dia
eri' ed reni eatate to wit. -
T s south west quarter Of the south enit quarter of
aertion e'eveti town two aoutn ranee elini enat roitalnlns
eiahtr arras mom or lex: taken aa the property of Denial
h. Oo' le to satisfy an Execution in favor of James Lew:
siien. ... , ... ... ... ... ...
' T. R. Mrrl.URE, Sfitrif.
. By I. U Bum, Deputy Bherlft.
Snsttsr'a nrrri. .
Ka'ida Sept. d. IMS. S?6d
SIIEKIFF'S SALE.
TJY virtue of a writ of fieri farlaa to me dlrerted from
U the Conrt of Common Plena of Putnam County. O'
I will o fur for anle nt the door of ti e Court Ilouae In said
rounty, on Monday, the 6tli day of Or.to' er next, 1845 s
twaen t!e hours of tnn o'-'ork, A. M. snd four o'riork. P.
M. of said day the fo'lowing descrilwd tract of land to
wit: - ' 1 ' 1
The aouth SRSt quarter of section three pj town one
north ranits seven Enat rontainins one hundred and alxty
rraa mora or Inaa. Taaen as t' e property of Joaen''
Temine to eattsfv a Judgment In favor of Henry Rudolph.
Appraised at 380. . ., . !: .
T. R. McCLURE, Shtrif.
Bnsairr's oreics. '
Kaiida, Sept. lat, 1845. v"d
Isaar Clay, i -,-.--
r. 5 IX CHANCERY.
Allen E'rfrad,
The euid Allen Elrired Is here' v notified f'nt on the
twrnty-flrat day of July, A. I). 1845, the aald Iaanr Clt y
of Stark ronnty, Stnte of O lo, filed in tha Court of Com
mm Pleas of tl e County of Putnam in arid State of Ohio,
a Bill in Chancery i i iinat the said Allen Eldred. lie o' le -f
snd pryer of which Mil is, that the eaat half of tho South
weat quarter of section num' er twenty-eMit, townaM)
sum' er one aouth , of rnnpe mitn'er aix enat. contniiilne
el'hty screa, and aitunte In anid rounty of Fntnnm, may 'e
eold to aatiafy theaum of eijthty dollaraand Interaattherrnn,
and w' irh anid auin of aionev the anid Allan E dred secur
ed to t-e nnld to aald Isaar Clay, hy deed of ntort ratte, dated
said Al'en Eldred ia further no'led that up'eas he appear
Deretn srvn, )H44, upon me premiaea atoreaatfi. Anil tl e
and ntrnill answer, or nemnr to t' e anid 'Hit v It' in sixty
dayanfter the next term of anid ronrt, the said Isaac Clny n't
the term next after the expira'ion of anid sixty dnve will
anply to said ronrt to ts:.e the matters of said hill as con
fessed and decree merlon a-'O-dtnf'v
, . AUatill." VI Sr. lllliHlp,
' Solicitors fbr Complainant.
July 2, 1845. 831-fw
Treasurer's Notice.
THE amount of Taxes levied on each hundred dollars
valuation of taxnhU property In the County of Put
nam for the year 1845. ia as follows, vis.: For stnte and
Canal purposes, seventy rents; for road purposes eighty
rents; for ronnty purposes, fifty eenta; snd forsdool pur
poses, twenty rents; maklntt In the w''o!e, two doMurennd
twenty rente.. In Unfo-i township there ia levied ren rente;
Ottawa, fifteen rente; Greenahure. fifteen rents; Riley, ten
cants; Monroe, twenty renta, snd Rkliland, five rente,
for Towna1 in purposea. In Suirar Creek, fifteen rents are
evled for Poor purposea. The townships of Blnnrhard,
Ottawa, Jackson, and Van Buren have each levied
tweptv rents njr School purposes
I will attend either in person or hy Deputy, In the several
towns' lps, nt the piares of I oldins elections, for tl e pur
pose or receiving i axes, in me lonowmp orner, to wit:
Perry...
Septemher 16;
Jarkeon, . ...
Jennlnss, ...
Bu-ar Greek,
onroe, .....
Richland. ...
Greenshurg, .
Ottawa
Llherty
Van Ruren,..
B'anchard, ..
Ri'ev
" IT;
" . IP;
" 19;
" 0;
' . , l;
' S3;
" 84;
" 95;
" Jo;
" S;
Pleasant,
And at rov oflics In Kaiida, the "'initraf ,im. L,n
the SOth of Decero'-ie-
m C .M. fJOPFREY, Treasurer,
treasurer's Office, Kaiida, Puntam CO.,
August 5th, 1845- SM .
SHERIFF'S BALE.
iTy virtue of a writ of florl facias o me directed from
) D the Court of Common Pleas of Pntnnm County Ol in
j will oTer fo' aale at the door of the Court Rouse in snld
f county, on Monday the llth day of Ono'ter next, '845, he-
V.ween the hours of ten o'rlork, A. M. and four o'rlok. P
of said day t' e followini dla-rlhed tract of land to wit:
The west half of -the north west quar'er of sertlon
twenty-five town two aou'h ranve seven east, rontnlnln?
eiirhty acres more or leas. Token aa the n-onerty ot John
Officer to satisfy a Judgment tn fnvor of Curtis Bucking
ham dc Co.
- , . T. R. McCLURE, Shtrif '
r Smrntvr's orrtcs.
Kalidn Bepf. 1st A. D. 1845. 2?Rd
' MASTER COMMISSIONER'S SALE7
Pursuant to an alias decretal order Issued out of the
Pomt of Common pleas of Putnam -ounf y o me directed'
and delivered. I shall oTer for aale to t! e hlttl est hidder, at
ti e door of the Court House In Kslida. In said county of
Putnam, on f'S alxth day ofO'to'-or, A.D.184.1, between t' s
hours often o'-'o-k, A.M. and four oV'ork, P. M. the fol
lowing desr.rt' ed landa and tenements, lo wit. The north
eaet quarter and the enat fraction of the r-o'th west onnrter
of the north east quarter of section Twenty six In Town
ship one sontwer Range seven est contsliinsj fo'tv-six
seres of land istiafy a decree In fnvor of Enoch Steven
ran and aealnst Anthony Early fc William Early; appraised
valus (353. -
l GEO. L. HICOINS.
"August 9th 1845. ;. ' Mttttr Ctm. in CA'r.
LEGAL ADTERTISEMENTS,
BHERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue of sundry Executions -to me direct.
. ed from the Court of common Pleas of Put
nam county. Ohio. I will off.r fqt snle at the door
of the Court Himtt',' on M inday, the si ill) day of
October next, 1845. between the hours ot ten
o'clock A. M. and four o'clock P. M the follow-
nu desnrihed" tract of land, to wit. the East part
of North West fraction of West half., section 7.
in town S South Range 6 East containing sixteen
acres, with a grist and. sawmill and frame dwel
ling house on the same. Taken as the property
of James Nicholas & Samuel Dinsmore.to .sstis-
fv sundry Executions in fuvor of Jacob Kh deai
others.. : ' ' ' ' ,
' ,T. K. McCLWRB, sneryf.
" B' J. Beam. Deputy Sheriff.
Sherivv's Office . , - -
KaliHa Sept 8d j A D. 1845. '
. SHERIFF'S SALE.
TJY virtue "of a writ of vendi exponas to me
directed from the Court of common pleas of
Putnam county, flhio, I will oner fur sale at the
dour of the Court House in said countv, on Mon
day, the aixth day of October next, 1845, between
the hour of ten o'clock. A. M.. and lour o'clock.
P. M. of siid day the following described track of
land, to wit:
The west half of uorth east quarter of section
seven, town two south Range six east containing
eighty acres more or leas, taken as the property ol
Andrew . D'nsmore to satisfy. an execution .in
favour of F. If. Gillett St Ann Beverage.. Admi
nistrator's of N.Beverope deoens"d.
tl T. R. McCLURE, Sh'ff.
Sheriff's Office, ., , ,
Knliiii, Sept. I. 1845. . 236d
: ' SHERIFFS SALE. " - r
TJY virtue of a writ of fi fa to me directed from the
Cou-t of common plensof Putnam county.Ohio,
f will offer fur anle at the door of the Court House in
Knlirln. on Mondav. the 6th davof Octohernext, A.
D. 1845, between the houraof ten o'clock A.M.
and four" o'clock P. M. of said day the following
described lands, to witt -i
Thenorth half of the north westquarter of sec
lion thirtv-one town two south rang six east, con
taining eighty acres of lnnd, more or less; nil lying
in Pntnnm county.Ohio. Taken ns the property of
Div'd Ling toantiefy three Executions in fivour
of J. C. Curtis ond others. Appraised at $340.
........ T.R. McCLURE, Sh'ff
Sheriff's Offict. .
Knlida, Sept., I, 1845; " ' . S36d ' ,'
THE LIKE NEVER BEFORE KNOWN!
TIN SHOP IN KALIM.
RICE if BASSETT,
HAVE rommenred f uelreaa snd will he ready to supply
tl erftlceneofthiaand the adjoining1 eounties with
every variety of 't- . h-'.'. '. (- - v '' 1
- -' 7Yi, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware,
at prices as low ss ran he had In this aertion of country.
1 - , , . NOW IS THE TIME, .
If vou want first rate articles, and the rVeaneet wt ich ran
he had, nlvcus s roll and we assure you that you shall got
co sway oisappointen.
Aa soon as arrangements rnn he made, we shall' he pre
pared to sell at Wholesale, and aupply Trailers snd Mer
chants with anv quantity that may wanted. Phon over
C. U. Rice's Store. . SrOzw , . Kaiida. July 2, 1845.
RIST.EYS' EXCHANGE.
T IE subscriber has purchased the
old stand, in the brick building
directly opposite the Court House, in
aitdti, rutnim county, unio, tavora
blv known as " Rislev's Exchnnee."
HeTespectfuIly solicits the patronage of the pub
lic and in return, he will Spare no pains to se
cure the comfort and convenience of hia guests,
who will find at the Exchange every accommo
dation usually found at hotnls in tins section of
:h stnte. . r.. nubiuAuuti.
Knlida, Auff. 26. 1845. 235- b
1845.
100,000 DOLLARS WANTED!
. AT GILBOA, OHIO.
Jt B. SMITH has just received and is now
opening 0 general assortment o spring and
summer goods, suitable fur this market; among
his stock may De found cloths, calicoes, ciattin
etts. Summer stuffs of every description, Vestings.
Veils, Ticking, Sheetings", Shirtings, Twist, But
tons, Thread. Drillings, Joans, cotton yarn from
6 to 10 of the best quality, Pontnloon stuffs, and
Laces, Spwing Silks and Bed cords. '
Groceries Sugar, molasses. Tea, coffee, To
bncco. Alum, Bpice, Ginger, Nutmegs, Pepper,
and Indigo.
Hardware and Cutlf.rv Door hinges, Locks,
Iron Butts, Shovels and Tongs, Traps, Hammers.
Smooth'ng Irons, Putont Horseshoes, Shoe
Knives, Gimblets, Kniveeand Folks and Brushes.
1 Hats and CArs Hats and Cnps of all kinds
sltnpes and (iz"f, from a fine Leghorn up to brush
f nee, nnd Ladies' Bonnets ti mutch Lots of
Pulm leaf hats forbovs.
" Iron, Nail and Gl uts,
SICKLES, SYTHES. AND SNATHS;
WJVK QOJUtTITT OF
' BOOTS. SHOES AND SOLE LEATHER.
Grockert TeaSttts. Plates, Mugs, Pitchers
Bowls, &e. Arc.
Mr. Smith hns tried tho Hieh Pressure System
ong enough, and henceforth Goods will be sold
Cheap, and for Cash only;
Bring on your money, and you shall hnve as many
goids as you can carry away. TRY and See.'
The PRODUCE of the country will not be re
fused in exchange or goods, nnd a high market
once paid tor Beeswax, Ashes, leathers, and
Ginseng. ...
, N. B. Old Accounts must be settled.
Gilhon. Juno 20, IMS. 22fiT
FASHIONABLE
JOSEPH TIN GLRj.
EEfTEfJTF VLLLMfmatht citizens of Knlida and
il!ievsii,'-ottndin7 country thnt he carries on the '-uai-nese
of TAILORING in ell its branches. He recularly
rerelvea ntatea of the LATEST FJi8UIOJt8 from Phil
adelp1 in, and is prepared to fulfil all orders in hia line of
hual'iess In a tasteful and worumaniife manner.
CUTTING done to order on the s' orteat notfre. Prirea
to am ihe times. Shop next house al ova T. Coulter's
store. Kalldo, July 1B43. -,, tag.
KALWA HOTEI. Kalida, Ohio.
T
IIE undersigned, having take the
above establishment, is now pre
pared to furnish the traveling communi
ty with accommodattions not exceeded
by any other hotel in this portion of Ohio.
' . ' m r. n, -T Tint.
, I . iv. iucvt.un,ri.
Kaiida February 20, 1045. r 157tf
SHERIFF'S SALE.
TY virtue of two writs of Venditioni Exponas
" to las directed from the Court of Common
Pleas of Putnam County, Ohio, I will offer for
snle at the door of the Court House in snid coun
ty, em-Mondav, theCtb day of October next, 1845.
between the hours 01 ten o ciock a. in. anu lour
o'clock P. M. of snid day ,the following described
tract of land, to wit: - . : ''
Fnlots No. thirty-nine and forty: in the Town
of Pendleton in said County, taken aa the proper
ty of Thomas Wamslev to satisfy two judgment
in favor of Thomas Lais and Joseph White.
- T. R. McCLURE, Sheriff.
.' ShKRIFF'S OFFICl, '
Kaiida, 8ept. tst, 1845. C i S38d -
1 !!
JUsU
fissT
SMI
BUSINESS NOTICES.
; ;, . i :y. : e BEN.'-METCALF, - J ,.t
Attorney and Counsellor at Law. . :
HAVING opened an office tn Kaiida, will
give h!s attention to the ordinary buisness
ot his profession, and particularly to settlement
of claims, paymeht of taxes, Ate.,: for non-residents.
Jan. 10th. 1845. 203z
V r J. JT.'ACKERMAN, ' ! ;
Attorney nnd rounsellor at Lnw. -
. ; ,., K4.LIDA, PUTNAM fJorjNTY, OHIO.
Office on Main street, opposite T. R. McClure'i
Hotel. Kaiida. June 20. 1845.
; RICHARD C. SPEARS, ;
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Van Wert, Van Wert County.Ohio. , 1
Feb. 1M4. ...
JAMES (i. IIALY,
Attorney and Counsellor nt Law.
' '! Napoleon, Henry County, V.
May23, 845. ' 222
JAMES MACKENZIE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Knlida, Putnam County, Ohio.
May 23, 1845i ; ; 222
DOCTOR SOLOMON M. SHAFFER,
Physician if Surgeon,
T ATE of Pennavlvania.but more recently from
Rochester, Ohio, hna located himself at Rock-
port, Putnam county, Ohio, and tenders to the
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puDiic nis pruiussiunai serviees. - rca., 'hh.
DOCTOR P. L. COLE,
Physician ie Surgeon,
Kaiida, Putnam co., Ohio. Office in the building
formerly occupied by Mr. Thntcher, aa the
Amencsn Hotel. - April 18, IU45.
GEORGE SKINNER, -
CJ ADDLE & HARNESS MAKER,. Kaiida.
O .Putnam county.Ohio. Orders promptly exe.
tencd Saddles, eVc, constantly on hand. '
LANDS FOR SALE
IN- PUTNAM COUNTY.
TE8T half of North East quarter of Election !8, Town
V V I Boutu, Knnue six ast, eu acres. .
Westhalt of South west quarter of Section 29, Town 1
South Ranee Kb.it East, Ml acres.
North west Quarter, and west half of Pouth Enst Quarter.
and North East quarter of South Eaat Quarter, snd west
half of poutn weat quarter 01 section 7, Town 1 no lh.
Bantre biz fcaai. 301 acres.
North East quarter of Section 7, Town 1 North, Range
Sii East. 160 acres
These lands will be sold low for rash ; or for one Quarter
cash and ti e balance in ne, two, and three years, with in
terest, and those having no moiey, can prv y clearing
latin in wisiownsiiip. A. r. tuutKi urv,
Hicksvll'e, Defanre ro. 0. Jtgmt,
June 1, 1843. I 225elw
; " S. E. IIOLIBAUnil, '
Boot and Shoe Maker.
HAS just received a first rate stock of Leath
er from Cincinnati.
Ready made work constantly on hand.
. Knlida, July 15, 1845. - . 229ebw
PLAYING, .VISITING, AND BLANK
CARDS.
. George Cook, of the Into firm of Ely
Smith & Cook, lor the past six years, manu
factures of the celebrated Bartlett Cards,
would inform the public and the patrons of
the old establishment, No. 71, fulton St..
where he has always beeu employed, that lie
continues the mnntifucture of all the varie
ties of Playing Visiting and Black Cards,
heretofore turmslied by the establishment
and that orders for various kinds will be
t'liilifully and prom pi ly executed on applica
tion lo his sole, agents, Messrs.' Ely and
Latham, No. 71 Fulton si., nt the following
prices, usual discount on, lor cash, or to
those who buy to sell again, viz:
Marble and white backs ' $3G per gross,
ll.ilry O : ' do 31)
Decutures .do 24
Kllsler . ; do . 21 . .
Mewy Audrews ; do '. 18
Highlanders, No. 1, star & mar
, Lie band . - -15
do . 2 ., do J2 -
Enamelled, Ivory and Parl Surface Cards
as per the following jcale:
r Largo No.5Enamclled$2 00
No.15 Enamtllcd $500 : 4 .do 2 00
, 14 do 5 00 3 do 15(1
13 do 4 50 . 2 do 150
12 ' do 4 00 1 do' 125
lSlv'y&Pl.surfSO 11 Iv.&PI.Surf.l 37
15
13
12
do
1 87 10 do 125
do
- do
121 9 do 121
1 50 8 do 100
7 do 10(1
4 00 6 do 1 00
Small.
11 Enamelled
10 do 3 50 5 do 75
9 do 3 00 4 do , 75
8 do 2 50 3 do . 62
7 do 250 2 do 62
6 do 2 25 2 do 50
Embossed Ennmdlcd Cards, tinted and
plain, beautifully polished with elegant design
us borders:
Printers' blank cards.
Small blanks.(play card size)No.llSp,rgross
do
12
Large do do
do do .
Double size of the small
do do
Double sizri of the largo
do do
24
21
30
24
62
62
Also all the above sizes of every color to
order. . . ... .
Other s'zes cut to order of either the fore
going qualities.-: ' ,
Mourningcard4ofvariousn'zc8made toordV.
Gold bordered cards do , do .,
Gilt edge : do do
" Enamelled sheets capsize & 20 by 24 inches
Ivory surface - 1 do ' ' do '
Pearl do ; do , . do
Blank sheets, "' do ; do " -
Also Railroad and Steamboat Tickets
made to order of any color, or of different
colors, as may be desired.. .'
; The subscriber invites all editors of the
United Stales and Canada, who are disposed
in take their pny in cards and who will send
iiim a copy of their paper, containing this ad
vertisement, lo insert it for three months.
GEORGE COOK.'
' New York, January 29, 1845. , 233
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LITERARY NOTICES.
1S.1
Prospectus of the Ohio tatesmfta.
TIJE undersigned respectfully announce
to the Demucract or Omo, that they
have purchased of Col. Samuel AIedaby, al)
his interest in the Ohio Statesman newspaper,
from and lifer the 1st of July, 1845 - 'The
paper will, as heretofore,' advocate,' uhflirn
chingly, Democratic Principles and measures,
and give the stiongi st support to the regu
Intly nominated candidates of the Democratic"
Party, that it will be in the power of tle bit'
dets giied lo afltifd. To .fiimly' support the
National Administration to maintain lh
righi of this country to the territory of Oregon
to uphold the great doctrine of the sove
reignly of the people,' as contended for by
he patriot Dorr to contend tor the adjust
ment of the tariff iu such a manner as- shall
do justice to the great Agricultural interest
of the West to lubor for the settlement of
the National Finance question in a way -thai
;hull ptevent the public moneys from becom
nig the means of individual Bgrrandizemont
nnd to strenuously support any measure
calculated to make the laws of Ohio embodi
ments of the principles of Liberty and Equa
lity, and to give to the State a sound cur
rency; !hese are the objects which the un
dets gncd propose to themselves in the new
and arduous posiiion which they have' as
sumed. Their success must depend upon
the amount and the character of the support
which they shall receive at the hands of the
Democracy of the great Empire Stale of the
West, whose voice in the National Councils
is so important, and whose example, in the
managementof their internal affairs, is destin
ed to exert a vast influence upon all quar
ters of the Union, and particularly to give a
character to the legislation of the new com
munities which are constantly arising, and
demanding to be admitted to the rights 'and
privileges enjoyed by the members of the
confederacy. : : ; v
The undersigned have invested a, large
imount of capital in their present undertaking.
They have brought to its support, whatever
of talent and enterprise they possess. Their
interest is identical with that of the West;
. nd there is no incentive to exertion ho
motive which can incite men to a faithful
discharge of important dulii s which is not
moving them to labor for tho good of that
portiou of the confederacy into whose, hands
be physical and mural powers of the nation
ire rapidly passing. Under these circum
stances, they feel that they are privileged (
ask for that support and to look for that con
ridence from the Democracy of Ohio, without
which nil their labors must, be worse .than
performed in vain. . , ' ' - .
The undersigned propose making some
.nechanical improvements in the paper, which
vill render it more worthy the support of the
public. A fair proportion of the paper will
be devoted to miscellaneous reading and
news matter. - ' ' ' . '"'
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Daily during the session of the Le
gislature, and Tri-Weekly the bal- " .
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the Legislature, and Weekly dur
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advance, at '.....il.
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for (' months, can have it for onb dollar,
ilways to be paid in advance.
Five Dollars in one letter, in advance,
will p iy for two copies of the Statesman pub
lished Semi-Weekly during the Session and
Weekly the balance of the year, directed ,to
ihe names ordered. ' ;.
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Those who have not an opportunily of pay
ing otherwise, may remit by mail, at our risk,
postage paid. The Postmaster's certificate
of such remittance, shall be a sufficient re
ceipt therefor. : ,
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plet so so designate. ' ' ,' ; , ' .
(& Any person who will procure six, sub
set ibirs, and inform us of the direction of
his paper, shall have a copy sent him for hie
i rouble.' '.'-'."' " J
(Persons receiving a prospectus, who
cannot make use of it themselves, will please
baud it to another.' ' V ' ' !,
C. C. & G. R. IIAZEWELL
CoLUMnus August 5, 1845. '-.
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suit the parties. .'.,
Kaiida, June, 1845. ,
THE K A LID A VENTURE,
IS PUBLISHED EVKRV TUESDAY MORKING, BY
JAMES MACKENZIE. -
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