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a9OBERT BELL, Wholesale aud Retail Hat
~ and Cap Store, Sign of the Panther. High
trect, Portsmouth Va
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS,
r. OILS, WINDOW GLASS, DYE STGFFS
,nb.-By recent arrivals from Northern Cities tho
soSy,'cribor is put in possession of complete as
NJ ncnt Of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS,
w. WINDOW GLASS, DYE STUFFS &c, to
ersfn ne invites the attention Of the public gen
b,s ~ Purchasers wishing to obtain articles in
cali Iiue OF business, would do we'll to give him
ue,orc dealing elsewhere.
bis sdo.lowlus comprises but small portion Of
p'cohol, BpraX, Burberry Bark,
r,eruVlrn Bark, best; Gum Opium.
pun Camphor, Gum Benzoin
f,ol sulphur, Dover Powder
fd,yoincl, " En- glsh and American
Sal8p' Ioecac, EPSON Salts, Lemon Svtun.
VruP Sarsapuila, Wild Cherry Bark
'"h'ls Be5ng Musk lin grain,
HENRY BUFF
Druggist and Chemist, high street.
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III BUFF, Chemist corner of High and Mid
Al. die streets, Portsmouth,, Va.
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NEW, CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.
IN East side Crawford street, Portsmouth Va
WIN. e. MAUPIN having just returned from the
North, where after close and &c reful cxamina.
ton OF the Markets, he has been enabled TO pur-
chase for Cash a complete assortment of FALL &
WINTER DRY GOODS, which he is prepared TO
dispose of for Cash such prices as cannot fail 10
please and bya strict adherence to his motto which
will be I" Small Profits and Quick Sales ;" he hopes
to merit share of public patronage.
His Stock consists in parf of
Cashmeres Pocket Hdkfs
Rep do Scarfs
Run Rounds Suspenders from 25 cents
ALPACA Lustrc5 TO So
French Ginghams Linen Sbeetings & Shirt
Linen Cambria ings
Do do Hdkfs Damask Table Cloths
Imitation do do do DO Napkins
Silk, Cotton and Worsted D'Oylcs' FlanncIs
Hose White and Red do
Rid, Silk and Merino Canton do
Gloves Domestic Goods
LADIES' mcrino vests, Sheetings and Shirtings
do Imperial Bustlcs Ticks, Checks Kcrse7s
Green Beragc, Negro Clothing
Edg'nR5 ana Inseitngs Do Hose and Blankets
Shawls' every style and Prints--Freuch. English
r, Price and Domestic, from
Black, Blue and Fancy 6, to 81 cent?
Cloths Whitnev Ma nkcts
Black. blue and Fancy MackinSw and DnfTle do
CssHmercs from 81 to l4-4
Gold Mixed t gceds Crib do
Satincts from 37lcts to Cioakings and Plaids
S1.25 Cashmere Hoods
silk and Satin ycstings Diapers and niV Crash
Common , 30 Umbrellas from 50 cents
DO do Gloves Furniture Dimity
Black Silk Cravats Corded do
And many other articles too numerous IN nosp
ion. Call soon at the NEW CASH STORE
Scp29
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ToHN COOKE 81 CO., Dealers in Foreign
d and Domestic Dry Goods, High street, near
Middle street, Portsmouth, Va.
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Corner Of High and Crawford SIS, Ports
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TERMS OF THE NEW ERA.
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CHARLES III. HEINITSH, Agent Drug
" gist and Apotccary, and Dealer in Paints Oils,
d yestuffs &c. II gh street, Portsmouth. Va.
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Value of the Newspaper.

Somebody-a very sensible somebody
speaks as follows:-"A child beginning to
read becomes delighted with a newspaper
because he reads OF names and things that
are very familiar, and he will make pro-
gress accordingly. A newspaper in one
year says Mr.. Weeks, is worth quarters
schooling to child, and every father must
consider that substantial information is con-
nected with this advancement The mother
of the family being one of its heads, and
having more immediate charge of children,
ought to be intelligent Of mind, and pure Of
language, and always cheerful and circum.
spect rs instructor of her children she
should herself be instructed. A mind ac
cuped becomes fortified against the ills Of
life, and is braced for any emergency
Children amused by reading or study, are Of
course, considerate and more easily 20.
verned.n
Meals Saturday Gazette says:-The diffe
renee between the people who read the
newspapers and people who do not, is strik
ing. II may almost be seen in their faces
and it is at least made evident in two minutes
kof conversation. We have indeed been al
ways Of opinion, that newspapers of the
proper character should be regularly placed
in the hands of children, as soon as they are
able to read. 1t will soon be to them plea
sure as we'll as an advantage, and its benef-
cial effects in awakening the mind, would be
felt throughout life. We might even, il
we had leisure just now, prove that to read
the journal is an improver of beauty; an
actual cosmetic, giving intelligence to the
eye, expansion to the brow, and vivacity to
the expression. The aspect often indicates
the soul, and if the soul be dark and unen-
lightened, the imprint will be marked on the
visage. How often do we see children of
the most bright and intellectual look, become
gradually heavy, dull and contracted in their
expression, as they advance towards maturity.
And why is this? for want of proper mental
culture. The best part Of their nature
perishes for lack of exercise. They do not
read the newspaper. People may laugh
perhaps; but if this be jest, there is not a
little truth in it.
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How IT WoRKs!- The schemers are al
raa4y alarmed at their Bank daring, and a
writer, half official in the journal, is prepa.
ring the public mind for harder times ahead
and gives the Bank Bill as the reason, but
thinks when the right times are over, then a
better day will come! Had it not been bet
fer to let things alone then, and escape the
harder times? The truth is, rumbling in
Inc distance that all the bank bursting is not
oror. There was quite a blow a day Or SO
since, about the farmers and Mochanc's
Blnk of Detroit, whig concern that has
been in desperate case for long time
We shall see The bottom some day porhaps.
Ohio Statesman.
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Sears New Pictorial Family Magazine,
second Volume, [Ncw Seriesl for The year
lS45, established for the Diffusion of useful
knowledge, Embcllished with several Hun
drcd Fine EngFavings-ln monthly parts, of
SO octave pages. Terms, So year, pay
able on the delivery of the January and
February numbers, Or ls4 cents per number.
| Ten copies sent TO ono address for one year
for Fifteen Dollnrs.
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period than one year.
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A Song Of the Sea.
Bg H. W. nocKwELL

Bg II. W. ROCKWELL.
A bold brave crow, and an ocean blue,
And ship that loves the blast,
With good wind piping morrily
In the tall and gallant mast;
Ha! ha! my boys,
These are the joys,
OF the noble and the brave,
Who love life
In the tempest's strife,
And home on the mountain wave!
When the driving rain of the hurricane
Puts the light Of the lighthouse out,
And the growing thunder sounds its gong
On the whirl-wind's battle rout,
Ha! ha! do you think
M That the valiant shrink!
No! no!-we are bold and brave!
And we love to fight.
In the wild midnight
With the storm on the mountain wave!
Breezes that die where the green woods sigh,
To the landsman sweet may be,
But give to the brave and broad back'd wave,
And the tempests midnight glee'
Ha ha the blast,
And the rocking mast,
And the sea wind brisk and cold
And the thunder's jar
On the seas afar,
Are the things that suit the bold;
The tmbers creak, the sea birds shrek,
There's lightning in yon blast!
IIark to the leeward! mariners,
For the storm is gathering fast!
Ha! ha tonight
VA Boys, we must fight;
But the winds which DER us yell
Shall never scare
The mariner
In his winged citadel!
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NATrv1sM.- Judge Mclean has written a
letter to the celebrating committee of Boston
Natives, who commemorated the birth OF
Washington at Faneuil Hall. Like mlny
other letters of the Judge, this one is fine
specimen of what the Junior of the Gazette
would call "tvaddle." The Judge will ii9v-
en- give up that DMLo-the cisp idea of his,
that he will some day be President. First
among tho Democrats in the pursuit Of the
phantom-then among the whigs-now among
the natiyes-and after while some new fac
ton will rise, and the shadow Of his dreams
will beckon him into that. Probably, how
ever, it is hamGn wem-CM. Enqai-
rcr.
We have not seen The letter referred to
above. We are astonshed that Judge nc
Lean should have thrown himself into the
hands of such desperate faction as the ma
tives, the drcgs of The whig candron. That
makes one less whig candidate for the Pre-
sidency for ls4S!-Ohio Statesmen.
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THE WESTERN LITEBARR JOURNAL
AND MONTHLY REVIEW.

A MONTHLY Literary Magazine, containing 60
IN large octave pages entirely original matter,
emanating from western writers, will be issued
regularly from the first of November, 1874. 1t
will be divided into two volumes per year, of 800
pages each, or 720 pages at the end Of the year.
E. z. c. Jupson and L. A. Hine Editors Robin
son & Jones, l09 Main street, Cincinnati, Pub
fishers. Price So per annum, in advance, or
within the first quarter
kF Newspapers giving this few insertions
will receive magazine regularly.
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LAND AGENCY

TBNHE subscriber has established Land A GEN
i 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.
Kalida, Ohio, Feb. "a, 1874. 209tf
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

Gordon c. Colt, G. Clnrk,)
and George w. Merrill I
{ yENDI EXPONAs.
Mathew Chambers, ct all
pY 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 Mathew
Chambers, in Gboa. on Monday the 3lst day of March
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and O'clock M
said day, the following property, to wit eight day
Brass Clocks set Of blacksmith toos yoke of OK
en- Red and White; Screl Horse Gray Horse;
Bay Stud Horse; Durham Heiter Horse Buggy,
and one two horse Wagon. Taken the properly of
Matthew Chambers w. ACkley, Stanherry Sutton and
Million C. Ewing to satisfy Execution in favor of Cor
don c. Colt Grotomcr Clark, and George w. Merrill
n. r. MCCLURE, Sheriff.
sHERIFF'S OFFICE, I
Kalida, March 81, 1915. 2w2l3
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NEW GOODS
att S&IIOUG&u

JACOB J. GREENE, in Defiance, is receiving
O new and splendid stock of cheap fall and
winter Goods, suitable for this region, to which
he invites the attention of the citizens of Putnam
county who may visit Defiance for trade. lie in
vites all such to give him call before trading
elsewhere, as he is determined not to be under.
sold by any responsible house in the place.
o. Cash paid for acheat and skins.
Defiance, Sept. 26, 1914. 1877
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

Robert Hakes,
Caroline IIakes.)
TJ7IIE said Caroline TTakes viii take notice. that the
l. comnlanant the Goth day Of February, A. D. 1915,
filed in the office of the Clerk of TIE Court of Common
Pleas for county of Pauding and State of Ohio, his
petition, praying that the marriage contract now existing
from herr causes alleged adultery and gross neglect of du
y; and also t: dcposons of witnesses will be taken in
tie nlovc cause by the complainant at the house of Peter
Myers in tie township of Perrv in the county of Putnam
and State Of Ohio on the Goth day of March, A. d. 1916,
Ietween the hours of O'Clock A. M and O'Clock, p NJ
ROBERT HARES. ComPlcSS~art.
February cid, 1875. DWELL
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

Enoch Stevenson,
0s. I Putnam Court of Com. Pleas-IN
Anthony Farley G. CHANCERY
William Farley. }
by virtue of alias decreul order in this ccuse TO me
- directed and delivered, issued out OF said court o com
mon pleas shall offer for sale at the door of the Court
House in kGda in said County, o. monday the 10Th Gny
10y, y; .oTo ucJween tire hours 0r ten o'clock A.
M and four o'clock, NJ Of said day, the following de-
scribed lands and tenemens situated in said county of
Putnam. and State of Ohio, TO wit:
Inc north east quarter Of the north east quarter and
the east raction of the north west quarter section TWEEN
ty six in township one south, of range Con
tanning forysx acres of land-apnraisca value S5GU
GEO. l.. HIGGINS,
Master Com'r. in Chaacery.
February 2s, 1886 5w9l6
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CAUTION TO ALL!
Let all the world 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,
G.. BENJAMIN SMITH wi. 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
NaroN, and others, this supPosition is at once
proved groundless
Sold in New York at 179 GREENWICH STREET,
also by RUsHToN g. Co., 10 A AsToR HOUSE.
Pam phlets 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
3m2lO
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LOOK OUT FOR MORE KooNs.-Gen. Koon.
of Ncwbury District, $. c., has married
Mrs. Mary Cannon.
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METCALF g. HUBER.

Attorneys and CounseJlors at Lar.
"AVING opened an office in Kalida, will
Il IL give their attention to the ordinary business
of their profession, and particularly to settlement
OF claims, payment of taxes, &c., for non-resi-
dents.
Jan. 10th, 2845. eO3tf
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j. ]. ACKERMAN,
Attorney and Counscllor8 at Law.
KALIDA, PUTNAM COUNTY, OHIO.

:
WIFI practice in lac &c. Uc@.t- '. '. Common
w Pleas and Supreme Courts in the Thir-
teenth Judicial Circuit. All business entrusted
to him will be attended to with zeal and fidelity
He will also act as agent for the payment Of
taxes, and the sale of lands, for rnop-residents.
Office on Main street, opposite r. Il. McClure's
Hotel. Kalida. November |. 1914
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RICHARD G. SPEARS.
Attorney at Lar, Van Vert, Van Wort county.
Ohio. Feb, '44
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an exposure of the Managers i'm the
ubiquitous projects before the Le-
giSIafUPe!

I'm expOssvre Of the Managers i'm the
inHqGGit0ggS projects before the Lee
gisIaGnre!
Mr.. Van Vorhes, (whig) in his place in
the Senate to-day, exposed the way the ini-
quitous projects of his party are got up
He said the first he ever heard of striking
two townships from Athens county, and put
ting them on to Morgan county, was in the
streets of Columbus last Norember; on his
arrival here! 1t seems, then, that this div-
ding of counties is the concoction of scape
graces in this city, and men from distant
parts Of the State are made the puppets, to
do the dirty work; while tie peopia, oil a tiiaI I
farms and at their fresides, are made the
foot balls of these dcspots-turned in and
turned out of counties, knowing nothing of
the act till after it is over. Who is safe?-
Who can trust moment TO constitutional
protection, if such infamy is not at once put
down? Word has just reached the people of
the danger they are in, and hundreds of re-
monstrances are pouring in, to let them alone
10 let them remain where they are; but
deaf TO the groanings Of the people-deaf
TO Justice and honor, the bill is pushed on
without notice being given, with the Repre-
senativcs from the counties of both Athons
and Morgan opposing it, who should at least
be presumed to know as much about the in
teFcsts of Athens and Morgan, as men living
in the most distant parts of the State! What
has our State come to? To what depths of
party madness are we sunk? To what revo-
lutionary measures have the people got to
submit, until the ballot boxes give them re-
lief?
We wish the whole people could have
beard the indignant voices of the democratic
Senators, many Of whom sat indignantly ST.
lent when the votes were taken, both to-day
and yesterday, and bade tho heroes of des.
potsm and villainy, defiance! Seldom did
such deep and indignant cloquence ever fall
from the lips Of any one, as fell from Mr.
Disney on yesterday aud to-day-but Mr.
DIS feeling warmth was but tho commence
mont of a storm of popular vengeance tina
will sweep over the State and whirl the cor
rup!!on from power that now disgraces on
otherwise beautiful Statc.-Ohio Statesman
THE WAR GOES oN.--The war between tho
late brothers Of the coon and native pres.
goes on bravely! When rogues fall out
honest men get their dues. The Journa
shown that at the first trial for Mayor of fBos
ton, the vote stood.
Native. Coon. Dem
lst trial, Dec. 0, 1914, 4,Ol7 4,457 3,11;
Last tral, Feb 81, As, 1872 4,576 none
1t will be seen by this, that the democrats o
Boston, being largely in the minority, with
drew from the fight and let the wool fly, anc
thewhig division ofcoonery got licked by abou
500 votes. 1t was bear fight in which hon
est men cared but little how it terminated
Ohio StatesmaR.
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GEORGE SKINNER,
SADDLE g. HARNESS MAKER. Kalidn.
~ Putnam county, Ohio. Orders promptly exc
cuted. Saddles, &C., constantly on hand.
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The following banks were paying specie
at the last ounts:-Lafayette bank of Gin
cinnati, Clinton bank of Columbus, bank of
Circleville, bank of Massillon, bank Of Nor
walk, lbaili1; bailii1s; cf sandusky, bank of Wooster,
bank of Xenia.