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Fyos he London. Sun ef february IAN.
5Ias cUaVMAN IN ENGLAND.

psvo.ssi, Ts.ArNy.-A mor,ca has long wed US
heavy dramatic debt for enteins away from US 90
many OF our best actors. She has now more man TO
paid il by giving US the greatest Of actresses, hiSs
Cushpan. This lady made her hfs' appeaAnoo U0'o'Y
an English audience this theatre, last evening anu
since The memorable dts appearances OF Edmund Mean
n 1914 nsvsy has D.rs been saeh dso'a o" ms oo"S
of aa English heays. She Is, Uiutou! sIeepuoh me
Ueyy si actress thai haze. True, We have very laoy
like accomplished, finished Utsiss, bni thefe - "uo
and impossible gulf between them ana M'ss Una
the gulf which divides talent even ofthe very hign-
est order from geniusthst godlke git Is Miss Cusn
mans strictly speaking She Is no @hsis' OF Nc
hers that hest reach Of the eelare ats" me
character which she chose for her rst appearance was
Blanca In hlmans gcdy of Fazio character WHICH,
since the days of Miss O'Ne no actress OF any hoo
has ventured 10 attempt.
The Blanca Of Miss Cushmsn is not polished as
that Of Miss O'Nei, but IL is more intense more
powerful, more narrowing true TO nature IN
reading the play in the closet Il impossible 10 AVOID
being struck with the improbsbility OF the story
10 scarcely possible 10 imagine that Blanca can DC 30
carried away by her Jealous feelings as not 10 DC
aware that In denounoing her husband TO the sutho-
rites the plunderer of old Bartolo she IS mol doom
ing him 10 certain death In seeing the actual play
however, this idea never strikes the mind Miss
Cushman, by the intensity OF feeling which she thro"
into the part, completely carries her audience WIN
her. They feel with her that il is the only means to
tear Fszo from the Of Adabela, and 10 restore
him To his distracted wife and, like her, they arc
thunder-struek when they hnd that be Is torn from
Aldabea's only to DO conducted TO the scahoio
We know that II is usual these occasions, To eniei
into critical notice Of he various beauties developed
by dsbuiaHis but, 10 attempt this, our space
would 10 the hrst place be too limited for We should
have TO transcrbe nearly the whole part and IN 'h'
next place. we will fairly acknowledge that We were
so completely carried away by the transcendant gent
of this gifted lady, that after the magnificent scene
10 the second aolater Witnessing the electrical ell
feet which she threw into the words "Thou'st seer
Aldabela"-we could not criticse We could only ad
mirs. She was admirably supported by Graham, a,
Fazio who would be a first rate actor, If he would
trust 10 himself and less TO his recollectons Of
Macready Both were called for at the conclusion
and bouquets in abundance showered on Miss
Cushman. Never were bouquets more richly merit
ed The house was well attended.
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Ex.GovERSoR THoMAs-There is offered for sale
in this city and elsewhere, pamphlet of more than
fifty pages, written by Ex-Governor Thomas, Of Ma
ryand, in relation to his domestic affairs in which
the conduct of Governor Mcdowell Of Virginia ant
his family, together with Col. Benton and others, l:
arraigned, and comments submitted with regard to
his marriage and its subsequent unpleasant results
The copyright has been secured by Mr.. Johnson, the
publisher, at Annapolis, for the purpose of keeping
the contents of the pamphlet from the newspapers
The Grand Jury now in session in this city have
found two presentments against Mr. Thomas arising
out of the publication in question.
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DREADFUL HoMcIDE.-THREE Men KILLED AT
HANOVER, MAS.-There were rumors in town yes
terdsy OF an ARRAY on Monday (St Patrck's Day)
at Hanover, in Plymouth county, and that two IRISH
men had been shot by man named Seth Perry, who
kept liquor store in Hanover. slip from the
Plymouth Memorial, received last evening, confirms
the rumor. About dozen of the laborers on the
Arlington railroad repaired to Perry's house, and
drank freely, and became noisy. Perry at last re-
fused them more rum and ordered them from bis
premises. A man by the name of Enos Bates was
present, who being pretty well intoxicated himself
undertook TO aid in removing the party from the
house. Perry stepped TO place over the chamber
hooI, and took down three guns. Bates and one OF
the lrishmen, named James Stapeton, were engaged
IN a scufie just without the door Perry aimed fired
and shot StapleoD through the heart and he died in
stantly. That discharge was quickly followed by
another; the bullet striking Patrick Stapeton broth.
or OF James, upon the breast bone glanced into his
side; he ran about two rods, and fell dead third
shot was fired the bullet struck an Irishmsn named
Dowian in his face, demolished his jsw-bope and
passed into the cheek He subsequently died of his
wounds Great excitement was occasioncd in Han
over in consequence. BY midnight warrant had
been issued by Joshua Smith, Esq. and Perry was
arrested and taken TO the town-house, which was
hlled TO OVERLOOKING The examination resulted in
his commitment for the murder Of these men and he
IS now in Plymouth Jail to await his trial-Boston
Post, Thursday.
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HoRRBLE OCCUPATION "A London paper Of Feb
rury "a, relates the particulars Of police invesgs-
ton, from which it appeared that the keeper Of a
small burying ground bad been in the habit Of di.in-
terrng bodies and burning them, to make room for
other interments. The atmosphere in the vicinity
had been rendared intolersbe. This dismal work Of
combustion had usually been commenced about II
o'clock in the evening, and continued through the
night Witnesses testified that the practice had been
to dsin'sr the bodies after two or three days, and
"cboP thsm up and burn them What will not
msn do for money
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PsE,coTT, THE HIsToRIAs.-On the LIST Of Febru-
airy Mr. Prescott was elected q corresponding mem.
Der Of the Institute Of France, under the division OF
the Academy of Moral and Political Science, and in
the Section OF General History. The honor was ne
yer before conferred on any native Of New England
except Franklin. Mr.. Prescott was chosen TO sue
coed Don Martin Fernandez de Nsvarette, Seoretary
of the Spanish Academy Of History, venerable and
admirable man, who died last year at Madrid at q
very advanced age, leaving behind him none 10 Eu.
rope With an equal kno-lsdgs Of Spanish History
Morri~g .Mt,r,.
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SECOND PREsBYrERI.s CpuRcp.-Tbe Rev DIR.
EzRA STILES Ely If Philadelphia, will preach in tho
Second Presbyterian Church Of this city, (sitate on
New YORK avepue) on Sabbath next, at 81 O'Clock,
r. NJ The Pastor OF the Church, Rev JANIS KHor,
VIII preach at III O'Clock A. M. The public are re-
specuuily invited TO attend march %
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ABnIcArIoN OF A LION KISe.-Van Amburg, the
lion tanner, now in England has decided upon retiring
from hi. profession and returning at to America,
and his whole establishment Of elephants, CRATES,
lions, departs, and stud Of sixty borsss, viii be
brought TO the hammer at Manchester In the course
of the present month.
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RIsHoP oNDERDONK's TRIAL.--C ,mple,s
LIN one volume of 100 pages published by author.
y OF the Court, and giving also the opinions Of al
he Rishops;-pric. 50 cents,
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ID | T. ID

- 10 THIS CITY, on the 18th March, MARIA CHRIS
INA SMITH, daughter Of John c. and Msrgar.,
=. smith, aged yesrs, si'sr painful and lingering
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The bullion in the Bank Of England now reaches
than s70,000,000.
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From ths Waierto,rn ytfsrsonia,l

From the WafsTfo'cn J,ffrsonian.
We this week have the pleasure Of laying before
our readers the Inaugural Address Of President Polk
on taking the oath Of Office. II is document OF
which the people Of the United States may justly feel
proud-imbodying as il does the most satesmanlke
views, and presenting in strong and clear characters
IN. src.lencie. Of our national constitution and the
dpti.. d.volving upon those specially charged with s
safe keeping and the execution OF the laws enacted
Tor the benefit OF the whole people.
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We remarked the other day, when noticing
some expressions of censure INDUCED IN by 'he
Albany Atlas, in reference TO the course oil
Mr. Polk, that with one or two unlmponan'
and uncomfortable exceptions, the Republican
journals of the Empire State would be unanl-
nous aud Jealous in support OF the President
and his policy. That opinion will be sustained )
aud the following notices Of the Inaugural, Ia
ken from .uudry New York papers, will lndi-
cate as much
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-04-18

CoPPER-GREAT DIsCovERY.-A mine oi
copper bas been discovered near Fort Will
kins, Copper Harbor, Lake Superior, which
is supposed TO be richer than any other in
the United States. AT the surface, it is
about twenty inches wide, spreading out as
it deepens, and is supposed to be at least
three miles in length. Specimens of the ore
have been raised, which warrant the belief
that the mine averages seventy five per cent.
pure copper. Particles of silver and gold
have been found intermixed with the copper;
and it is calculated that the mine will easily
yield $6,0O0,000 annually. Our information
is from such a source that we cannot doubt
its orrectness.-Green Bay Republican.
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MARRIED WHILE cRAzY.--The Vermont Supreme
Court is engaged in considering what degree of
mental capacity is required to make the marriage
contract A case has been tried, in which man
seeks divorce, on the ground ofPartial insanity.
An oldbacheor, just at our elbow, who, al
sthough making the strongest atestations of hatred
for tho sex, nevertheless, whenever he can get
the chance, is a most accomplished and amiable
would be Slowed in the Courts, it would separate
nine tenths Of the whole wedlock fraternity. We
can account for this opinion Of his by setting up
ahe same plea in his own case All bachelors are
partially Insane
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NEW PROSPECTUS OF THE
OHIO STATES M A N .

IAN appeal to the one hundred and fifty thou
sand Democrats of Ohio, and to the just feelings
of men of all parties
Last night-in the darkness and gloom
that surrounded the halls of legislation-the
foul deed was consummated, and the solemn
contract with the State for the Legislative
printing was violated, out of pure POLITICAL
sprTE! No other reason was assigned than
that we had, by the publication of our paper,
annoved the coon nartv and the ACCl-
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

Robert Hakes
Caroline IIakes.)
TNHE said Caroline Hakes, will take notice. that the
l. complainant the Goth day of February, A. D. 1915,
filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas for the county of Paudng and State of Ohio lis
petition praying that the marriage contract now existing
between them dissolved and that he he forever divorced
from her; alleged adultery and gross neglect of du
ty and also that depostions Of witnesses will lie taken in
the above by the complainant at the house of Peter
Myers in the township Perrv in the county of Putnam,
and State of Ohio, the o9 day of March, A. d. 1886
between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ, and O'Clock P. NJ
ROBERT HAKES, Complainant
February o3d lS45 6w9ll
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
DY virtue of writ of feri facins 10 me directed from
- the Court of Common Pleas of Hancock county Ohio
will offer for sale at the house of Allen ickGrson in
Giloa, on Monday the 2ls day of April, A. d. Sj, he.
tween tile hours Of ten O'Clock, A. NJ, and four O'Clock
p NJ said day. the following described goods and chat
ties, to wit:
One Gray Horse and Bay Horse and two sets of
Harness, and one two Horse Wagon.
Taken the property Of Allen IT, Hckerson to satisfy
an execution in favor of Freedand T.. Earnev
..,-.x-.., .-,-.-. IT. r. MCCLURE, Sheriff.
April 10, 1916. SwoIG
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that sole and proprietor have
this day filed in the Clerks office of TIE Court of Com
Pleas Of Putnam county, Ohio petition praying for
the vacation of tho whole of the plat of the town of
Pleasant, situate in the township of Pleasant, in said
county, which petition will be FOR hearing next
term of said Court. JOHN SIGAFOOs.
April 1st, 1e45 sw2lG
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Sou1RM1Ne.-The protectionists have dis
covered that the general reduction Of duties
in England IS "to protect her manufactures"
We 60 for protecting ours in the same way.
-NeU York Morning NelcS.
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A PnrLosoPHER.--A man ran off with another
mans wife the other day, and stole four of his
shirts at the same time. The bereaved husband
says if the runaway will agree to live with his
wife, he shall be welcome to the shirts.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

HHEHIFF
Gordon c. Colt, C. Cark,)
and George w. Merrill, I -
{ VENDI EXPONAS.
Mathew Chambers ct al.
DY virtue of Vendi Exponas to me directed. from the
ID Court of Common Pleas of the county of Erie and
State of Ohio will offer for sale at the house of Matthew
Chambers in Gilhoa Monday, the 3lst day of March
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock, p M
OF said day. the following property, TO wit eight day
Brass Clocks; of blacksmith oos yoke of OK.
en- ed and White; Sorel Ilorse Gray Horse one
Ray Stud Horse; one Durham Heifer Horse Buggy,
and one two horse Wagon. Taken the properly OF
Matthew Chambers w. Ackley, Stanleuy Sutton and
Million C. Ewing satisfy Execution in favor of Cor
don G. Colt Grotomer Clark and George w. Merrill.
7. r. MCCLURE, Sheriff.
sHERIFF's OFFICE,
Kalidn, March 91. 1916. 2w2l3
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In town in Connecticut there is family of
fourteen daughters, all of whom have been mar
ried in regular order, according to age.
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The marching distance from Missouri to tn,
Oregon shore on the Pacific, through an nhospi
table country, is not less that 1000 miles.
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Paw the Printer.

II B. STEEDMAN g. co. have left the un-
eB settled business pertaining to the North
Western in my hands to be adjusted, those indebt-
ed for advertising or on subscription will please
call and settle.
WILLIAM CARTER.
Defiance, February 28th, 1915.
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MAsTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

MAST IEN CONNISSIONEN'o 9HLE'
Enoch Stevenson, -
Us. Putnam Court of Com. Pcas.-IN
Anthony Farley & CHANCERY.
William Farley. }
oY virtue of alias decretal order in this cause TO me
ID directed and delivered issued out Of said court of com
mon pleas shall offer for sale tie door of the Court
House in Kalida in said County Monday the 10Th day
Of May, A. D. 1885, between the hours of ten O'Clock, A.
NJ and four o'clock, M of said day the following de-
scrhed lands and tenements situated in said county OF
Putnam. and State of Ohio, to wit:
The north east quarter of the north east quarter, and
the action of the north west quarter of section wen
ty six in township SOUTH of range seven east Con
tanning forty.six of lapd-apprased value $sC0
GEO. l.. HIGGINS,
Master COm'r. in Chaneery.
February 90, 1876. 5w2i6
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ON the 10Th day of May, ls45, between the hours Of
ten O'Clock A. NJ and four o'clock P. NJ, Mt the door
of tile Court House in Kuda will he sold TO the highest
bidder the following real estate as the property OF Sam
uel Clark decensed TO witt The east half of the north
east quarter and the south west quarter Of the north east
quarter of section thirteen in town north of range
seven east containing one hundred and twenty acres,
subject to the dover of the widow Terms of sale,
third in hand and tile balance in two equal annual install
ments, with interest. The deferred payments TO be Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises.
CHRISTIAN HUBER, Admir-
Of Samuel CLARK, decd.
April 2, l845. 5w2l5
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The population of the United States double
once in 23a years.
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RISLEYS' EXCHANGE.

YWNHE subscribers continue at the old
IL stand, in the brick building direct
hiiI ly opposite the Court House, in the town
a. of Kalida, Putnam county, Ohio. They
respectfully solicit a continuance and in
crease of patronage of the pubic--promising, in
return, to spare no pains on their part, in provi-
ding every necessary comfort for their guests.
w. g. o. RISLEY.
Kalida. February %, 1914.
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CAUTION TO ALL!

CAUIlON ~ ALL!
Let all the world take notice, aud be careful
not to buy the SUGAR coArED)
IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
unless EVERY BOX has on it the written signature
of the original inventor and patentee,
G.. BENJAMIN SMITH WI. ID.
These pleasant Pills possess powers to open
ALI. 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
NeToN, and others, this suppostion is at once
proved groundess.
! Sold in New York at l79 GREENWICH STREET,
also by RUsHroN &, 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, 1919 Fulton street, Brooklyn, and
at respectable stores throughout the United States
3m2l0
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PUTNAM COMMON PLEAS
IN CIIANCERY.

rT1HE said William Irwin and John Irwin are hereby
l. titled that the eighth day of APRIL A. D. 1876 sa
rah Irwin of the county of Putnam filed in the court of
Common Pleas of the county of Putnam and State of Oio
bill in cbancery against the snid Ro'cr Patterson, Sl
Patterson Oliver c. Pomeroy Margaret Pomeroy.
William Irwin and John Irwin the Object and prayer of
which bill procure the assignment of hc dover in the
following described premises of which Samuel Irwin
of said county died seized cstase Of inheritance
wit the east half of the southwest quarter section
twenty (2 township two 10y north of range seven
east-contaning eighty And the ens half Of The
northwest quarter Of section 3 township
north of Range u enst-containng eighty arres-
And the said William Irwin and John Irwin are further
notified that unless they appear and plead answer de-
mur the said hill within sixty days after the Second term
of said court the said Sarah Irwin AZ the term after
the expiration of said sixty days will apply to said Court
take the matters of the bill confessed and to decree
thereon accordingly.
BEN. METCALT, Sol. for Compl't.
Apri! 9th, 1s45. 6y216
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LAND AGENCY.


TENHE subscriber has established Land Agsn-
IL cy at Kalida, Ohio, for the purchase and sale
of Real Estate, payment of Taxas, &C., in the
Counties of Putnam, Paulding and Van Vert.
Being connected with the American Associated
Agency, which extends throughout the United
States and the principal States of Europe, he
expects to be of essential benefit to all who may
engage his services. GEO. SKINNER.
Knlidn. Ohio. Feb. %. 1914. 2O9tf
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