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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-10-21
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

9oaA ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
-NTOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
In has been appointed by the Court Of common
pleas of Putnam county administrator Of the Es-
tate Of Paul Solomon, of Richland township,
deceased All those indebted to the estate are
hereby notifed,so make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the estate to present
the same duly authenticated for payment s4r,.
lI2ti.ss. JOHN B, READER, Admir-.
October z, 1914. 23fcw
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DOLLARS WANTED
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AT GILBOA, OHIO.

"N HtT ei
II B. SMITH has, just received and is now
1e opening a general assortment spring and
summer goods, suitable for this market; among
his stock may be found cloths, calicoes, Satin
etts, Summer stuffsof every description, Vestings,
Wells, Ticking, Sheetings, Shirtings, Twist, But
tons, Thread. Drillings, Jeans, cotton yarn from
to 10 Of the best quality, Pantaloon stufs, and
Laces, Sewing Silks and Bed cords. X ndi4S
a GROCERIES Sugar, molasses, Tea, coffee, To-
baGcD, Alum, Spice, Ginger, Nutmegs' Pepper
HARDWARE AND CuTIERY-Door hinges, Locks,
Iron Butts, Shovels and Tongs, Traps, Hammers,
Smoothing Irons, Patent Horseshoes, Shoe
Knives, Gimblets, Knives and Forks and Brushes.
HATS AND CAPNHats and Caps of all kinds
shapes and sizes, from fine Leghorn up to brush
fence, and Ladies' Bonnets to match-Lots of
Palm leaf hats for boys. fsfob Y9yEs e I'm 4ai.
4ii sy Iron, Nails and Glass, Ii ,.,
SICKLES,s SYTHES, AND, SNATHS; 1
Any QUAMIITY OF ,.:.s
BOOTS, SHOES AND SOLE LEATHER. '|
aGRocKERr-Tea Sets, Plates, Mugs, Pitchers
Bowls, &c, &c, vilasfa Yel lgsq top tIo'ta
Mr.. Smith has tried the High Pressure System
ong enough, and henceforth Goods will be sold
@ Cheap, and for Cash only; i@
Bring on your money, and you shall have as many
goods as You can carry away. TRY and See! a
The PRODUCE the country will not be re.
fused in exchange or goods, and high market
price paid for Beeswax, Ashes, Feathers, and
Ginseng.
N. b. Old Accounts mus. be settled. d gg
Gilboa, June 20, 1885, ggsa 3at s. 226x
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LAND AGENCY.

a3s. '.',','. LAND AGENCY. ,,,t, ,.si
TyHE subscriber has established Land gem
IL cy at Kalda, Ohio, for hepurchase and sale
cy Real Estate, payment of Taxas, &C., in the
Counties of Putnam, Paulding and Van Vert.
Being connected with the American Associated
States and the principal States of Europe; he
expects to be of essential benefit to all who may
engage his services ~ GEO. SKINNER.
Kalida, Ohio, Feb. "a, 1844. lW.,r,@ NJ ,,, :.
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9I1sThe German psychologists affirm that
oftwenty deaths Of men between eighteen
and twenty years of age, in Germany, ten
originate in the waste Of the constitution by
sMoKrxe IN Rss ia. pupaa &salea -
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T0'I Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware,
atpces aslow as can be had in this section of country
NOW is THE TIME, f
If you want rs rnte articles and the cheapest which
be had, give call and that you shall net
60 away disappointed t9ftli sTaFs' tffts 80 kiys
AS soon as arrangements can be made we shall beppe,
pared to sell at Wholesale and supply Traders and er
chants with any quantity that may be wanted Shop over
G. H. Rice's Store. 230zw Kalida, July %, 1645.
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LANDS FOR SALE

@I' y L 4F11h OOCLV1
INVEST half of North East quarter of Section 2 Town
wv ] South Range Six East, 80 acres. - ,..s.f.
West half Of South west quartero Section 90, Town
South Range Eight East, so acres Is {sdl III TDyIs
North west quarter and half of South East quarter
and North East quarter of South East quarter and west
nai q south est quarter Of Section z, Town North
Six East, 160 acres, i f; - n n -
will be sold low for cash Or for one quarter
cash and thbalance In one, wo nthree years. with I'M
terest and those having money, pay by clearing
land in this township A. r. EDO ERTON
Hicksvile ,Defanee co. :llsal g.ct CH Agsnt.
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QQEsTIoNs AND ANSWERS IN ENGlNEERING,
pRAueHTINc, cEoMETRY, &cT-Q, What, is
the object of science ,s,,s, III be,s .c,a.ru.
yf Al. To know how to put the abig licks''
in when you get into q street fight ri qms
ny q, Describe the instrument and manner name
scf: looking through the glass, ,i,,oJ. g5d
~ "A. The instrument is a glass tube OF "a
cylindrical form, open at one end only, II
lis filed with d mixture of aqua rite and
aqua para. The operator grasps il in his
right hand Lifts it TO his lips-decants the
liquid down his throat and objects may then
be distinctly seen through the bottom Of the
tufn-I mean, the Instrument q ase9 Yes
@. What do you understand by an eleya-
ton?
al. Getting high. ATFayiKdA
20. How could you best obtain d ground
elevation? ~ g9.e.i e,.,,,,,F sg,g ~ ~ 80
A. BY getting Up an earthquake | should
imagine. bRi s7e ok ssoaA .aase3nae aaa7
msQ. How can youform fcircle?a s,a'sa
A. When two Of us get quarreling, we
SNAKE fingn and z have it out"
a. Describe an arc. ERel ( rsiotsq
Al. An arc was an instrument found very
serviceable by Noah during the rainy season.
Like saltpetre, it also preserved Ham.
@. What is a sine? .,.,e. s,.st1s ! = ",
" Al. "A mans name on a board, to pointout
his place Of business lln6 ,,gor & sji ~ lo
j q. A co.sine? sasi " 7ni2ag ,s4r.a y
A. The same with the addition Of Co. to
indicate partnership.
@. What is a tangent2 ...
Ia. A gentleman who keeps d tannery.
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rTur puii,osopupR,s SroNp.--Tbe eccen.
,,;c h,,t M hr;ll;ant Jobn Randolph. once rose
s,,Idsniv a IN i m Il his seat n the house of Re-
nresentat;ves. and screamed out at the top
e b;s shriII voice--a Mr.. Speaker! Mr..
sneaksrl I have discovered The philosophers
s,one Itis--r,ay as YOU go!' 'sl2t
Jobn Randolph dropped many gems from
his moi mouth but never richer one than that.
aPav rs YOU po.n and YOU need not dodge
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THE EIKEt NEVER BEFORE KNOWN,
TIN SHOP IN KALIDA. {

elaI bas RICE g. BASSETT,
TJAvE commenced business and will be ready supply
Little citizens othis and the adjoining counties with
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-10-21

John Randolph was right; it was the phi
losopher's stone. Sri
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-10-21

Embossed EnamelIed Cards, tinted and
plain, beautifully polished with elegant design
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
Our City Government.

Our citizens have now an opportunity OF assuring
themselves OF the absolute impossibHtY Of having
the Clty well goycrneu unueT ille sway OF the usua
party influences and party tactics The Mayor has
nominated Justice RoBERr TAYLOR for Chief Of
the New Police, and the Board of Aldermen ha:
unanimously confirmed the selection. Every bedy,
apart from the htte cllques of Ward fuglemen and
office expectants, agrees in recognizing Mr.. Tay-
lor as eminenty qualified by ability experience and
integrity for the post. But he is not member of
the party aud the minor wre-workers too short
sighted to see how much more the party would gain
in public regard and confidence by snch an appoint
ment than it could make by any possible partisan
direction Of the office. The consequence is gen.
eral ferment in every Ward groggsry aad back
stairs concave, which ensures the nonconcurrence
of the Board of Assistants and the speedy backing
out Of the Mayor and Aldermen
We rejoice that all this has happened, or is 10
happen. The sooner the People are thoroughly
satisfied that Political Party cannot rule the City
with view 10 City interests aad needs the better.
It can require but few more experiments TO put this
beyond cayil
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
Canal Policy.

Gc5- The joke of the Season is editorial in
Saturdays Morning Ners, exPatiating with met
fable self-complacency on This Tribune's ignorance
Of State affairs, and hereupon proceeding to con-
found our table OF Thursday of the tolls on oil ouI
State Canals, as estimated by the IThig Cana
Board OF 1910, with Mr.. Ruggless Report, made a,
Chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means
Of the Assembly in 1883 We plainly stated twice
over that we quoted from the Report OF the Cana
Board Of 1910 tof which Mr.. Ruggles was Mem
Der as Canal Commissioner and not from his Le-
gislative Report of 1888; the News quotes ouI
table which we say in Its heading is " from anothe
Whig Document" than the Ragges Report OF
1888, TO wit. "f.om the Report Of the Canal Board
in $780," (repeated just below;) and proceeds 10
put its foot in il after this fashion,
'.Now, this Is entirely Wo DO not. however
charge ineRonal misrepresentation upon coniempe-
rary heraHss his eriienay Of igaordns utter
,caat of oc9uliRt1ace tcita e s; aad
throw away many words may pon, out his error.
Dear, compassionate soul! What pity your
sympathy should be split so utterly?
The News says that the actual receipts on the
Canals have fallen mine per cent short of the est-
mate of Mr.. Rusgles in his SO much reviled "Mun-
chausen Report" of 1855. Now just remember that
this Report was framed on the basis of an ensrge-
t'c prosecutions Of The Enlarged aud Lateral Canals
TO completion. Had they been prosecuted prac-
tical man can doubt that the Receipts Of Tolls
would have eressded the highest estimate OF Mr..
Ruggses.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

THUNDER GUsT-During the thunder shower on
Tuesday afternoon the lightning struck several bcdings
this city, and many persons standing in the open air
ceived severe shocks from its effects.
The house of Dir. Z. Moshe- struck. i woman
who was sitting near stove stunned by the shock.
and rendered nsensble FOR time Her shoes also
torn by the fluid. child who the floor the
also had the quarters torn OF and holes
made in its stockings, but uninjured personally
pigeon on the roof Of Military Hall struck dead
and :e 10 the ground. The house occupied BY
Henry Townsend, In Rvers also struck,
iured materially The fluid also descended the lightning
rod attached TO the house Of Judge Huntington
street.
Mr Lyman Cross standing, the time Of the loud
clap thunder Montagnes shop door II Cannon
Place and received shock The effects Of which
. felt yesterday.
NJ. Hugh Smith, drsyIaan, stunned by the light
uing while driving his dray through River-st. We hear
also OF many others who affected less by the
lightning.
In River-st below Congress. The electric fluid passed
s-ng the railway very psrcephy for several seconds.
Three men employed in painting the roof Of the
Trey Horse, also knocked down. Two of them
unable 10 work yesterday. fTroy Whig Thursday.
POVERTY AMONG The CHERoKEEs-The great
OF The people, have mace It necessary supply heir
far possible OF the public funds For this purpose
depots have been established ia several OF the Districts
where Is issued &c these needy but what
tent have not ascertaiHed. Could those 10 whose
guidance and mercy committed the temporal being and
destiny OF the Che.oke-s descend for moment from their
palaces Of and atiuence-come into midst and
witness the destution and want that have been brought
many whose only crime that they clung fondy
the land possessed by them the g Of God surely the
dispeu.ation Of justice would logger be withheld.
Cherokee Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
si1ty-First Annual Convention OF the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church OF Pennsylyania'

The Convention rssembled a, o'clock yesterday AFTER
noon when the minutes of the morning session were read
and approved.
Judge Lewis offered amendment 10 the 9Th article OF
the Constitution 70 the effect that the votes OF the lay
delegates in ar election OF Bishop be taken by ayes and
noes. and the name Of each recorded
An amendment offered that two thirds OF all the
ee,a,es-cercal and syshould be present, which was
agreed "a.
Dr. Ducachet wa, in favor OF voting by ballot
Jas = Smith, ESQ. suggested the referring OF Judge
Lewis motion 10 committee, which was concurred ~
and Judge wis., James ). Smith, and Vim NJ Meredith,
were appointed.
On motion Messrs. Newbold Kempton Robert Toland,
and John Welsh Jr chosen Trustees OF the Christ
Fund.
Il was moved and adopted that the residence OF cler
gyman Tor Conventional year. in the Diocese shall en-
,ltle him 10 a seat in the Convention.
The thanks the Convention were then voted o the
Rev. Dr. Bull for his faithful discharge st the duties OF the
Chair Also to the Secretary and Assistant Secretary
and to Rector Vestry and Wardens OF ST. Andrew
Church.
Amouon to exclude Chapains Of the Navy TO seat IN
the Convention, was, after short debate. denied.
The minutes were then read and approved.
The four lat Of the 99th Psalm. commencing
10 ever pray for Salem's peace" &c.
Were sung when the venerable President pronounced the
Benedcton and the els, Animal Convention OF the Pro-
tes,aut Episcopal Church Of enns was 1ecla cd
adjourned sne de.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
To NE Editor Of The Tribune /:

To Ne Editor Of The Tribune:
have lately attended Course Of Lessons Elocutlon
with j. W Hows, Esq and the great qualification and
Advantage have derived from 1t, induce me to advise
those who are called UPON speak in public, to do the
same Speakers are TOO often apt Inhct upon the pub
lie the harsh ard unnatural aud the awkward ges-
lures OF ignorance trng their aude and lowering
themselves In their esimation-whereas little carefsl
study would avoid all this ~ least with majority of per-
sons and enable many wins Is bore become
agreeable speaker The number OF miserable speakers
remarkable when copsder how much public speaking
there IS and shows how little attention, and how little
perseverns study given TO the great art Of Elocnon
Mr. Howss instruction is clear, precise and simple and
the point He has lately been chosen Instructor in this
art TO the Columbia College. a.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
Constitutional Reform.

The albany atlas sees fit to give diplomatic
and lawyer-like answer to The inquiries in which
we addressed it some days since on the subject oi
Constitutional Amendments. The gist OF lts reply
Is that il hasn't bestowed much thought on the
points indicated in our questions and IS mol prepared
10 express opinions upon them regarding 'lieHi Vi
little moment.-Of course the Atlas may 'hink ths
way: but II doesseem to us that questions affecting
the EQUALITY of Rights under our form ofgovernment
ere the first in order, II may be well TO tie up the
Legislature ever SO carefully and remodel the judi
ciarv ever so thoroughly but before this is accom-
plished we must inquire wlo shall rightfilty do II.
Those wrongfully excluded from suffrage may be
few and feeble, and the class prescribed from hold
ing Office may be quite indifferent In the premises
but we have yet TO learn that grave questions OF
Principle and Right are thus 10 be whistled down
the wind What we seek first ls government
based on the true idea OF Republic and framed Ill
perfect consistency herewith. We regret that the
Atlas considers questions OF policy, and Of doubtful
policy, paramount TO essential Principles. But we
are given to understand that the Barnburners'
choose to stand wholly by themselves, and 10 pur-
sue their own special objects in their owa manner.
Very well this is the information we sought; and.
though given rather ungraciously, we receive 1t
with grateful acknowledgements
The Atlas thinks the restriction Of the power OF
the Legislature TO contract Debts and Judicial Re
form the great ends to be secured through Con-
yention Our views are different but as the Atlas
does not ask our opialons on its projects, we will
only say that our anxiety for Judicial Reform is
not more fully and frequently expressed only be-
cause our acquaintance with Law and Judcature
is limited If, as we suppose. the conductors of
the Atlas are lawyers, they are or should be quail
tied 70 treat these topics more decisvely and fully.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
Dr.. Lnr,lner,s Lectures.

The Second number of Dr. Lardners Popular Lectures %
Science aud published and for sale this morning.
This number contains the Lectures The Minor Planets
The Weather Almanacs; Halley's Comet; The A,nOs
pherc. and The New Planets Price - cents.
''he work will be exceedingly valuable and commend
il to those who take pleasure IN such pursuits SGrcSas
Rsrubiican.
III Will be Of more worth TO the world than ihousard u
mans ofs cheap rubcatioGs that flooding the coulhT
-Monfyeher u. Freeman
Ouf wish iha, these Lectures might hs n,hs pr
session of every family IL cOmmuuty."-liuEit
y. j. GG:ette.
DR. LarJner has an uncommony happy facility Of erpr
SION combined with sasy an. striking illustration, b.
charms by the very of his periods. while se iasti
siruction on the mind - Ues,d2d ~ J. Messenger
We trust that >uch WORK viii from the reitrf
community that eucou gagrTent which It justly
t,t IL will be found on every farmers table and vGy H.
bnfv r-EaferprtSG. MD
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the New YORK Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, May 23-P.

PHILADELPHIA, May 23-P. NJ.
As a rare instance of the speedy manner IN which
iustcc is administered In this city, will state thar on
THURSDAY last colored man. who had been orGered 20
disuerse among Others from crowd. committed
sault and battery upon AID Hcfner was arrested sent TO
prison. true bill found him III same cay tried
and convicted the next and on the third o-aay) SELL
fenced TO an Imprisonment of two years
In the Court OF Oyer and Termlner, this morn
lng Paul and John Daily convicted OF murder during
the Kensngton riots were each sentenced 10 Tour years
In rrisoleE, ard Henry Haughy, convicted OF man
slaughter ysars Thomas Love, for an assault ana
battery upon wScman, sentenced TO two years i'm
prsonmcnt.
The fifth Anniversary Of the Sunday Schools Of
the City and County under the auspices of the Phlade-
phi1 Sunday School Union, will be celebrated in cnec-
lion with Floral Procession Thursday afternoon next
in Washington Square. An Address Is announced oy The
Rev. \. L. Stone, Of Niddetown, Ct
Timothy Abbott, o1e OF our oldest, most esteem
ed and wealthy citizens died yesterday at his residence
in sixth street. Mr. \. WAS member CT the Society OF
Friends.
Gouverneur Morris Ogden, Esq. Of your city, has
h..n committing with OF the daughters
the late CaJwalader EVANS OF this city, man OF wealth.
Mr.. o. in addition TO wife, has also obtained handsome
fortune.
Boston papers of Friday morning were received
in this City by the mail Pilot Line the evening about
l0t o'clock
Our markets are now abundantly supplied with
the good things Of the land This morning Butter of
superior qualty-and the Pennsylvania farmers produce
the Butter-sod II 90 cents per lb; Eggs l2 l2
cents per dozen green Peas 81 2 cents per peck Straw
berries 20 25 cents per quart; Cherries IL 2per lb
Caulhowers, Cabbage, Salad, &c &c. were plenty, and
sold reasonable prices Veal selling ut l2 cts
per 10.
Two of the young fire rowdies who committed
depredatons upon the gardens Of the citizens Of German
town. the morning Of the lst Of Nay have been
fenced one 10 six the other months Imprisonment
in the County Prison.
The Temperance men have commenced work in
good earnest against the numerous groceries lower
part Of the city and districts number OF ths pEopretOrs
having been and held bail Court
This morning named McCabc, convicted of selling
liquor without cerse sentenced TO pay fine of 500.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
THE TRIBUNE.
MONDAY MORNING, MAY %. 1915.

1Tur Arpxsss OF TIE WIG MEMBERS of the
,.,. LEGISLATURE Of our State, giving an account OF
,h.;r course and Of the doings of the Legislature
through its late Session, appears on our First Page.
II will be found worthy of the profound attention,
NO. of the citizens of New York only, but Of the
friends Of Republican Freedom and Sound Policy
every where It's dlrec,ness, Its liberalty and mo-
deration, its frankness and manly sincerity, will
commend il TO the hearts Of the candid and ntelll-
gent Il contains not one appeal 10 popular preJu-
dice or passion, not one alluson 10 Party aims or
interests save az they directly subserve or threaten
the Public Good. As concise exposition and his
tory of our State Policy for the las, Ten years and
a foreshedowing Of the issues and events OF years
10 come, it will be valued by every impartial reader
Whoever desires to know THE TRUTH respecting
the alleged State embarrassment and apprehended
"Forty Million Debt" will find il here. Whoever
would know on what grounds and with what pur-
poses the great mass Of the Wings of our State
support the call of Constitutional Convention may
here be satisfied. Whoever would Judge of the
Political Aspects Of our time has here favorable
point Of observation.
For the first time since 134I, the Wing LeglsIa-
tive Addres. is more numerously signed than that
of the opposite party The names Of all the Whie
Members are appended to it, for all Of them unite
in the views which it sets forth, (two only having
partially differed at an earlier period with regard to
q Convention y while minority OF the Loco
Focos appear as signers Of the Address issued OF
that side, and adopting Gov. Wright's Veto as the
touchstone of political orthodoxy. Who can fan
to discern the auspicious signs OF the times?
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

S,xDs' 'S,R.ApARittAI is calculated that with K,led
oscop- containing twenty bits Of glassmakng leu changes
IN muuts-t would take 62 $50 $50 SO years and go d.i
o 90 through all the combinations capable Of prodasiri
amounting cocug irail notions OF things.
eternity Imagine ten the nGitr variety of combination
aud changes that mght produce with vegetable
and extracts In SN>pss SARssPABiLt. We have ih
hspprst instances of what Chemisy has ALREADY accomp
ed in this particular King, Evil, Scrouli and many kat
red diseases long supposed ucumble give way before he
sep,ic and tonic qualities o this prepaton For all ue
Ous crupve diseases 1t may be given 10 the infant IL w
as to the adult
For particulars aud conclusive evidence OF It's IaPs
nor value aud efficacy, ismphlet which may be obe
Of the propn-tors and their agents gratis.
Prepared aud sold, wholesale aud retail, by A. B. L D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 70 Fulton street, NeYl
Sold also at 273 Broadway u East Broadway aud by Drug
srs generally hrouehout the United States Price 81
bottle Sir bottles for 81.