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Washington, Dec. Is, 1874.
REFERENCES.
Hon. George Evans, Maine.
" Shepard Cary, do.
/" Levi Woodbury., New Hampshire
/" Daniel Webster, Boston.
Chas. w. Cartwright, esq, do.
Messrs Gosler& Co. do.
Hon. c. p. Van Ness, collector, New Yor6
" Edward Curtis, do
" Aaron Ward, do
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Hon. James Buchanan, Pennsylvania
I" Walter Forward, Pittsburg, do.
{" Judge Campbell, Philadelphia, Pa.
/" Calvin Blythe, collector, do. do.
Jas. Hoy, jr., esq, postmaster, do. do.
]. h. Tyson, esq, do do.
Henry M. Watts, esq, U. s. Dist. Attorney, "a
Commodore Stewart, New Jersey.
Hon. VIM. Cost Johnson, Maryland.
z. Collins Lee, esq, u S. Dist Atty, Baltimore
Hon. Hugh A. Garland, Petersburg, Virginia
l. E. Holmes, Charleston, South Carolina
Richard Yeadon, esq, do. do
Hon. Ephraim II. Foster, Tennessee.
Dixon III, Lewis, Alabama.
ID. L. Clinch, Georgia.
Thos. B. King, do.
Alexander Barrow, Louisiana.
Samuel Houston, Texas.
Gen. M. B. Lamar, do.
Gen. Memucan Hunt, do.
Hon. d. G. Burnett, do.
Jonas Butler, esq, do.
Frost Thorn, esq, do.
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~ BIOGRAPHY OF OREGON AND CA5Ss
VI FORNIA, and of the other territories on 4
Northwest coast; with new and beautiful map
those countries by Robert Greenhow., Inv
just published, and this day received TOT y Sa oR
yN I. IAiL0
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VIZ ANTED--a good diDng-room servant. None
w need apply unless well recommended.
slave would be preferred. Apply stt'is office,
July 21-n
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INHE LAW LIBRARY, number for August,
- Just received. Also, Meeson and welsby's
Eng!sh Exchequer Reports, volume 1lth, now
publishing at " SO per volume. (.
August FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TN pursuance of order of the Court of Common Pleas
in and for Putnam County, Ohio, at their May Term,
A. d. s45 will offer for sale the door of the Court
House in said County, the first day Of July A. d. 1885,
between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ and two o'clock
M Of said day, tie following described Real Estate,
situate in said County, to witt
The west half of the south quarter of section
bsr twenty of Township north of Range six east
containing eighty of and-the north quarter of
the south east quarter section number twenty of Town
ship north of Range six east containing forty Of
land-he north west quarter of section number twenty one,
of Township north of Range six east containing
hundred and sixty of and-and the north half of the
north east quarter of section number twenty. of Town
ship north of Range six east containing eighty acres
of land
The terms of payment will be made known on the day
of sale. JAMES CROW
SARAH CROW
.Admr's of the Estate of Abraham Crop. deed.
JOHN AcKHRMAH, Atty. for Pet.
May "a. 1845. 4wo23
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SHERIFF,S SALE

ALEXANDER lei hafon Judgment in Common pleas Hancock
Henry Emmons. county.
virtue of writ of vendi cxponas to me directed from
Id the Court of common pleas OF Hancock county, Ohio,
will offer for sale at the door of the house In Kada
Tuesday the ls day of July Is45 the hours
of ten O'Clock A. NJ, and four o'clock p NJ, the follow
ing described tracts of land to wit:
The northeast fraction of the south quarter
tanning fifty and also the south part of the north
east quarter of the northwest quarter twenty-five 25
and the south of the quarter
of the north wesquarter four ( dcres and the north
east corner of the southwest quarter of the north
quarter two G acres and the south quarter of the
northwest quarter of forty @ acres all section twenty
nine (29)township ~ north of range eight 10y east
containing hundred and twenty 2 acres. Taken
the property Of Henry Emmons to satisfy execution
in favor of Alexander Hardin.
T. R. MCCLURE, Sheriff.
NAV 30h, A. d. 1645. 5wo23
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served to widen the breach whichthe latter's
marriage had produced. Lucien, who had
hoped to see the happy days of the forum
restored, and could now only look for those
of Augustus, was vehement in his reproach-
es; accused the emperor of being faithless
to him, and Of violating his word; in short,
the discussion ended in an open quarrel.
"You are determined TO destroy the re-
publicw said the enraged Lucien; Well,
assassinate her then-mount your throne
over her murdered remains and those of her
children--but mark well what one Of those
children predicts: this empire, which you
are erecting by force and will maintain by
violence, will be ovenhrown by violence
and force, and you yourself will be crushed
thus!" and seizing screen frem the man
telpiece he crushed it impstuously in his
hand, which trembled with rage. Then, as
if still more distinctly to mark his resent
ment, he took out his watch, dashed it on
the ground, and stamped upon it with the
heel of his boot: f" Yes, crushed--greund to
powder, thus"
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May 30th, A. d. l945.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
VENDI. EXPoNAS.

Henry EmmOns.
DY vrtae of writ of vendi exponas to me directed
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of Hancock County
Ohio win offer for sale at the barn of Henry Emmons in
Blanchard township, in Putnam County Tuesday the
10th day of june 1885, between the hours of ten o'clock
A. M and four O'Clock P. NJ, of said day. the following
described property, to wit:
One of wheat, and one lot of wheat in the shed
and the undivided half of twenty of corn in the
ground and one third of three acres of corn in tile
ground.
Taken the property of Henry Emmons to satisfy n
judgment in favor of Alexander Hardin.
T. R. MCCLURE Sheriff.
sHI Mar aS,h 1aIE n"''ua'{ bw2o3
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Some mon think themselves very clover
in tantalizing their wives; some, unpossessed
of feeling themselves, may not understand
how vile word or stupid act can vex a
ksener soul, but it is meet to know and re-
member this; there is no greater crime than
to take woman from her fathers hearth,
where she stood in blooming Independence,
10 load her with the cares of a family, and
then to trample on her hopes by proving that
he is no better than those for whom she
never cared or sighed; that he is no wor-
ther than those who are forgotten in her
dreams, and passed unheedsd as she clung
with fondness to his arm. Children of dis
appointment, why do women consider their
lovers the choicest among the sons of men?
-Chuszle,cit.
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THE SABBATH BELL.


E.
The Sabbath bell!--how swestly breathes
O'er hill and dale that hallowed sound.
When Spring her first bright chaplet wreathes
Inc cotter's humble porch around;--
And gllstening msads Of vernal green,-
The blossomed bough,--the spiral corn
Smile DER the brook that flows between,
AS shadowing forth fairer morn.
The Sabbath el!--'tis stiffness all,
Save where the lambs unconscious bleat,
Or the lone wood-dove's plaintve call,
Are mingling with its cadence sweet;
Save where the lark on soaring wing
At heavens gate pours her matin song;
Oh thus shall feathersd warbler sing,
Nor man the grateful strain prolong?
The Sabbath bell llt--how soothing flow
These greetings to the peasants breast!
Who knows not labor ne'er can know
The blessed calm thai sweetens rest! g
The day-spring of his pilgrimage,
Who, freed awhile from earthly care,
Turns meekly to a heaven taught page,
And reads his hope recorded there.
The Sabbath bell l!--yes, not in vain
That bidding on the gale is borne;
Glad respite from the echoing vain,
The sounding axe, the clamorous horns
Far other thoughts those notes inspire,
Where youth forgets his frolie pace,
And maid and matron, son and sire,
Their church way path together trace.
The Sabbath bell!-ere yet the peal
In lessening murmsrs melt away,
'Tis sweet with reverential step to steal
Where rests around each kindred CLAW!
Where buried love, and severed friends,
Parent and offspring, shrouded lie -N
The tear drop falls,-the prayer ascends,-
The living muse, and learn to die
The Sabbath sll!-'tis silent now:
y The holy fame the throng receives;
The pastor bends his aged brow,
And slowly turns the sacred leaves.
Oh! blest where blending ranks agree.
To tread the paths their fathers trod.
To bend alike the willing knee,
One fold before one fostering God!
The Sabbath bell !--Oh does not time
In that still voice all-eloquent breathe!
How many have listened to that chime,
Who sleep those grassy mounds beneath,
How many of those Ih who iiii..sfi now
Shall wake its fate recording knell,
Blessed if one brief hour bestow,
A warning in the Sabbath bell
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rT1HE commissioned officers of the second Rife Regi-
Il entthird Brigade, seventeenth Division, Ohio Militia,
hereby notified to meet at the house of Capt Fuchey
at Columbus Grove Saturday, June 21st proximo,
10 O'Clock, NJ for the purpose of electng Coios for
said Regiment to supply the vacancy caused by the death
of Col Gillett.
s. BELL Brig. GenI.
By NJ @. EWING =.
Friday, May 80, 1915. Fieut. Col. of said Rigt.
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GOLD ScRATcH."-SATAN.-This old gen.
tleman, although considered rather sharp
than otherwise, has been served some very
acute tricks. Among the rest, we have
heard of a poor cobbler who made league
with him, and after enjoying every earthly
blessing, he was waited upon at the end OF
tho term by bis birthstone majesty, who de-
manded his soul. The cobbler took sharp
knife, and ripping off the sole of his shoe,
threw it at the feet of his illustrious guest
What does this msan?' cried the latter.
"Look at the contract!" cried the cobbler.
Satan examined the writing, and found
that the word was spelt sole, which only en-
titled him to piece of leather. He turned
on his heel and went off scratching his head
and he has been called " Old Scratch" ever
since.
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DoN'T co IN DEBT-But if you have been
foolish enough TO 60 in, get out as soon as
you can, for fear the paper-money you now
have in your pocket may become valueless
before tomorrow morning. There are hun
dreds of men that would give $50 to have
been forced to pay their debts, (or so much
of them as their Red Dog would have paid)
two weeks ago. --Newark Advocate.
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LESSON IN GRAMMAR Mankind may be
divided into three distinct classes: Superla-
lively honest men; confirmed scoundrels,
and no men at all.-N Y. Wing.
To which the Philadelphia Times adds
the following capital hit, and witty:
First person-We are.
Second person-Ye or you are.
Third person-They (the women) are.
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ESTRAY.
WE the undersigned being called on to view and ap.
w praise estray taken up by John Curtis resident
of Washington township, Pauding county Ohio do find
the to be light dun Mare with black legs and black
and tail small star in her forehead about fourteen
hands high supposed to be fourteen years old this spring
and we do apprase said mare to twenty dollars.
WILLIAM HARRELL,
. JOSEPH MELLINGER.
Sworn and subscribed before me- this 18th day of May,
A. d. ls45. JOHN KIKeERY, ]. P.
certify the above 10 be true copy from my estay book.
222*cw JouN KINaERY, ]. P.
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PROSPECTS, OF A GENERAL PEAcE.-Du-
ring recent debate in Parliament, Lord
Immersion, in his attack on the slave trade
negotiation now going on between the Due
dc Broglic, and DIR. Lushington, accused Sir
Robert Peel of having made dishonorable
concessions to France. The right hon.
baronet, in repelling the charge, enunciated
principles which must afferd great gratifca-
tion to the friends of peace. He avowed his
predictions for pacific policy, and announ-
ced his determination to pursue that policy
as long as he could do so without compromi-
sing the honor or sacrificing the interests of
the country. II is pleasing TO find that the
leading powers Of Europe are not only avow-
ing, but acting on the same pacific principle
Guizot is emphatically the minister of peace
Louis Philippe is the monarch of peace.
He estimates the blessings of peace at so
high value, that from his language tmight
Dc supposed that he would sooner lose his
crown than become party TO another Euro
pesn War.
There is therefore every ground to believe
that the peace of Europe will be long per-
served. The political sky wears pacific as
pect. We are mistaken, indeed, if the days
of European war be no: over. Apart from
mere feeling on the subject, the nations are
at length opening their eyes to the folly and
miseries of war. What was ever gained by
it? What European country can be named
that has ever been benefited by hostilities
with another country? What country, ON
the contrary, ever engaged in war that was
not loser by it,--a loser in treasure as we'll
as in the lives of its subjects? Even the
victorious power is often all but ruined by
its triumphs. Look al England. We van
quished Napoleon; but what was the price
at which our victories were purchased? The
answer is to be found in the present over
taxed condition ofthe people. Our triumphs
were purchased at the cost of $500, 100000
We are suffering for our victories now. Nor
will the pernicieas consequences of our
wars and cur victories be confined to oursel-
YES. They will outlive us for many long
year; our descendants for ages to come will
have to smart severely for the folly.
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nr Those who seek for the pearl of truth,
must dive deep amidst the turbulent waters
Of sorrow, as well as wander through the
laughing groves Of eontentment and JOY.
Put not off till tomorrow what can be done
to-day, for time lost can never be recalled.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
sHERIFF,s SALE.
Gordon q. Colt,
Gosvener Clark,
and George w.
MerrilI.
vENDI ExroNAs.
Matthew Cham
hers. and others.

Matthew Cham r rte5a ls
bers and others.
DY virtue of a writ of vcndi exponas TO me directed
I'D from the Court ofCommon Pleas OF Erie county ONO,
will offer for sale at the house Of Matthew Chambers, in
Glboa, Tuesday the 10th day Of June, lo4o between
the hours of ten oclock A. M and four o'clock M OF
said day, the following described porperty, to wit:
Three eight day clocks musical brass clock one set
of Blacksmith TOOLS yoke of oxen one sorre morse.
one gray hose bay stud horse one durham heer one
horse buggy, and one two horse wagon.
Taken the property of Matthew Chambers TO satisfy
judgment in favor of Gordon Coit Grosvener Clark and
George W. Merrill, 80
T. R. MCCLURE Sheriff.
SHERiFFs OFFIcE, Kalida,l
NAV 3Oth l895 bw293
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GEORGE SKINNER,
GADDLE & HARNESS MAKER, Kalida,
- Putnam county, Ohio. Orders promptly exe-
tenod. Saddles, &C., constantly on hand
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G.. BENJAMIN SMITH vi. ID.

These pleasant Pills possess powers to open
ALL the natural drains of the system--viz: the
LUNGS, KIDNEYS, SKIN and BOWELS-hi-
therto UNKNOWN in the practice of medicine; and
SO complete has been their triumph over all other
medicines, that many have been led to suppose
they contain some powerful mineral; but upon
examination by Drs Chiffon, RANDOLPH, Hunt
INaroN, and others, this supposition is at once
proved groundess.
Sold in New York at 179 GREENWICH STREET,
also by RusHToN & Co., 10 AsToR HOUSE.
Pamphlets to be had of agents gratis.
N. B. Persons will also notice on the top label
an engraved Indian figure, crossed with fine red
print.
The genuine may also by bought with safety at
Dr. Guion's, corner of Bowery and Grand street,
and Mrs Hays, 1899 Fulton street, Brooklyn, and
at respectable sthroughout the United States.
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HENRY COMMON PLEAS.
PETITION TO SELL LANDS.

The above Defendants hereby informed that, the
Both day of April A. d. 1645 said Administrator filed his
petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Henry County,
Ohio the object and prayer of which petition is to obtain
order &C. at the next term of said Court for the sale
Of the following real estate of which the said Daniel Wait
died sezed to wit The east half south west quarter
and the half ofthe south quarter of section No. II
eleven, township No. [4l four north of range No. 6 six
east in the Pqua Land District in the county of Henry
and State of Ohio, and containing hundred and sixty
acres more or less.
DAVID ]. CORY,
Administrator of Daniel Wait, deceased
By ]. G. HALY, Sol'r for Petitioner.
Dated May 18th, l645. 222dw
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CAUTION TO ALL!!-
Let all the Dorld take notice, aud be careful
not to buy the (sUGAR COATED
IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
unless EVERY BOX has on it the written signature
Of the original inventor and patentee,
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0rPerodical Agents and other will
please to send in their orders, (post paid)
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May %, 1915.

David ]. Cory, Ad- :
ministrator Of Dan.
lei Wait, deceased.
Otis Wait, Alverdo
Wait, Sidney 8.
Wait, Ophelia Wait,
r lssel Wait, Della
M.Wait, ,Pattylo
son, Stoddard John
son, Eliza Peas,
William paaa