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nidts au rebnen, pGbreno 6r. 6ermann
elnen Serluit BON etlpa 600 Hbaler erlei=
Oct. sSie piel Der arme Sblofer perlo.
ren, fonnen mir nibt aneeben.
Mebrere Gintrabe in Stobrs puroen
in Der leeten 3eit in pittsburo peribt. obs
ne oaB man bis iest i'm Stanoe mar, ben
Sbdtern auf Die Spur su fommen. go
ipuroe unter anoerm pom Somifaa bis
Wontae Der Stobr bee SOrn. s.. ans.
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uno 7 Sblr. 81 Gts. an autem @eloe unb
eniee fallhe Noten oeitoblen, unter oenen
cine 10 Sbalernote auf Die Commercial
Sanf Of eafe grie; cine 10 Sba!ernote
ouf Die Ser. ct. Sanf cine 10 Sbalers
note oerWortb@eifern Sanf of &ireinia;
cine 5 Sbalernote Der Sanf of @albina.
tom idmmtlib falIb. 8ir fiibren ces
an, Oa es piellelbt aur Gntoedune Der
Oiebe fiibren mobte.
Qm leeten Wontaoe puroe oas eiierne
Sampfibif "Ounter' pom S6iffebau=
bofe oes 6rn. Somlinion am Mononea=
bella Slu1e pom Stopel eelafen. Gine
un0ebeure Wenlbenmen9e bate iib su
oielem Sbauipiel ein0efunoen. Sc elitt
lei6t uno moieltdtiib in Die Slutben auf
oenen es leibt nie Elm S6pan fbwimmt.
Gs 9ebort Dem Worine Sffiaier M'9au.
eblin. oer es bier poQ,fdnoie Sum See.
oienfte ausruiten uno oann na6 6uBtono
nebmen piQ. Gs 1T na6 0unters Vlan
nit 3doermerf unterm 8a6er eebaut uno
bdlt uneefdbr $50 Sonnen. (8rb. Sr'o.
Sin tIbteer Sbubmaber.- -ginWans
Zee: Sbubmaper in Maloen, Mafabul..
bat i'm 9aufe oes lesten Sabres nibt noe.
niger pie Sl9 paar Sbube oemabt. Gb.
-
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reno eines beftieen Minoes ieinen Out
uno perIubte pereebens. Den NIT oem8in-
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iteate er iib eri6opft an einenSbilopfo'
! fen uno iaete Su einem SorIbereebenoen:
-"euter Sreuno, ib bin Gin Seafon Der
Stride. oarf oesbalb nibt fluben tbut
mir oarum Den @efallen. meinen fortrol,
lenoen 6ut oerb aus5ufluben."
Das "Sournal Nliatique." bcrauseeee,
ben in paris. eibt an. oab 6r. Sresnel.
Elm iebr erfabrener Srientalilt. uno fest
Goniul in Seooa. in Qrabien. cine Mit'
tbelun9 9emobt bat, oab oas fabelbafte
"ginborn" in Den @Iffen bon "9aoras
mant" lebeno anaetroffen miro. Sein
Sorn fol- betpe9licb iein. - Sas CLAUDE.
lper oa wiu uno fam! - Sc ndre aber
oennob nibt unmoelib! 8. 81.
Woro. - Gin eetp1er eucas Ssborn.
etpa 80 Sabr alt, muroe unidn9it bel Der
Carbohydrates. unpeit Neu' 6apen, ouf
cine ibreetliebe Weile ermoroet, 9efunoen.
M an meiB nbts gtdberes tber Die ibaus
oerbofte Gbat, uno nod peiB man nidt,
per oer M0roer 1T.
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Vittetura, Den 81. Eetruar.

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nod, 9leib nab IL llbr. brannte Der @ro
eere eaocn oes 6rn. Soi. 9ermann, in
oer eibertpfraBe. nebit elmer oaranffoBen
Den sblofer,perfifdtte 9dndlib ob. Oas
Seuer fbeint aneeleet 9emeien Su iein;-
uno oa oas @ebduce, porin beioe 9efb6f
te betrieben nuroen Elm altes Srdmoebdu.
De mar, pas i'm eaufe oieies Sabres bob
ourb Elm gseues erieRt meroen iolte. 70 III
Der Sbaoen oes 9ausei9entbImers fir
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GO 1T etpas msbr ais bic 9fsmtsraustbsis
lung, mas Der Yrsfbsnt Der Ser. Staatn 3u
bsfcrssn bat. 9as louisville Sournal fast,
baB ior. poIf pabrsnb feinsm Nufsntbalte in
einennati nibt wsni9sr als a DIT SbaIer bic
Stunse fir fein qcsis bssabsn must. Ob
bas aueb mrbl osmcfratifcb lit
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Teler. - Im Gamifas Radmittas srs
fdcll esr Nuf Seusr! in unfsrn 9traesn, une
% fano fleb balS, bab bas Saus am gd Der
7fsn Strass unb eberp allsn mabrfhsinIb
eurb Snnfen bon bsr locomotive, in Srano
ssratbsn war, (psldsS fribsr Der SSittms Iile
bert ssb6rts.) Sa ss bsasr Sag uar unb bic
Sulfs nbt fsbIts, 70 ,purbs baS Ssusr sslolbt
bspcr ss Ipefentlibsn Sbaosn estban bate.
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Gin gutter Sans.-5situnsen BON qaneas
itsr mslosn, oas elmer Der beben psredbtiaen
SsrIs, rpepcn mir pcrleste Wobs mslpstsn, 9eas
mems Dean, alias Wtitbsl, Der mutbmaslibs
Ws0resr zines 9swiifsn @omares 1T, psltbsr
lsetsn Sosrbif su ebilieotbe Obio, srmorbst
wures epnifabsl Susbss in qanealfsr, mads
ts Susrt sIsis ,pibti9s @nosduns uno wirb nun
mobl ju Der StIcbnun9 BON $1,000 bsrsbti9t
lsin, psldbs oarauf SsfsBt mar. Ser Gcupsrs
bon Obo bat bsrsits feline 2(nfcresruna tlir
Den Esrbrsber 9efanot, uno Dean miro ndds
items nab Ncb @auntp Obic, transportrt
msrSsn, um bort isin 9srbtr ;u srmartsn.-
Dies 1T Elm gutter Sang, 70 mobl fir Die gss
re6ti9fsit al6 fir bsn @pnIfabsl.
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aub wcbl bic llriabs isin. bas fs fir sslaheltss
Sslb cine pertion BON benz Slsifbs fauften unb
ss benz prsiteentsn, 4iee prfbentsn unb gous
psrnor jufanetsn bamit lid bisfe oaran labsn
uno AUDI einmal rebt ODD fiblsn m6btsn.
Gin Srsunb mafte bic pai1snts Ssmsrfun9,
oas oiss cine smefmdsise @abs fir brn Sies
pniiesntsn is, neil bsristbe feline Sutfbcrs
8sbnunsen in Der Nsesi nitbt 81 bssablen
pIls9ts. Ot dbrissns Der 9robs Obs in 9Sofs
bin9tcn unb Ioarrburs als Elm Spmbcl Der Su'
ifdnss Der SerfS eauntp 9smcfratis 9sltsn fol-,
baten mir nod ;u srfabren.
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Apifcn Der Sefet9e bmm9,

@smas sia.m Sssibts nss Stantsisfrstdra,
Den psrislbs Sufplse sinsS SefbulIs6 Der Ssisss
9stuns pcrlsets, bat Die Yenniplpanicbe @s
isesebuns bon ibrsr 9ieun9 i'm Sabre 1894
an biS jest, fclesnbs Soften ptruriabt:
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Ste Seras=Siu. - Die Sia fir ben
InfbluB pcn ssras paiIIrts fpdt am Conner.
flag Nbeno i'm Ssnat bss gcn9rsGes, NIT 81
9s9sn % Stimmsn. 9ie6 niro cine Srsubs
fur Die SsrassSreunbs isin-absr esnau bsis.
ben bobsn its ncb nbts 9s,ponnsn. Ger Tas
ticnalsSntsaissnesr bsbauptst bas baS gsIins
gen bss Ylanss jeet sbsn fo sntfsrnt iif mis ss
jemals mar, ea Die Sia burtb psisntlidbs 4srs
dnrsrungen flif gang Die @sitalt rsrlcrsn bat
in Der is pom {3auis fam, unp is mirb mcbl
Die 5uifimmuns eeS pauiss ni1t srbaItsn bas
ben.
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llm0liitf. .-Nean bat uns terihtst bas in
Ssrn Saunitblp am lesten Srsita9s ;pei Sris
Der auf Die Sa9o sinasn, unb pdbrsno Der cine
iib auf Die Sens lsbnts 9ine Der @bus burcb
esn 9ruf auf bic psreuiflcn5sSapps, los unb
Die qaeun9 fubr hem anpsrn, Der in 9srin9sr
@ntfsrnun8 auf sinsm Slcds fab in bic Seits,
mceurtb esrfslbs ip fsbr tefbdbi9t murbs, ras
ct in eini9en Minutsn tobt mar. Ole eamsn
BADEN mir niebt srfabrsn.
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Wanbperii,cb r,ub Sob. - Gcn bsr

Nanbperiitcb ilmb Sob. - Gcn Der
9iaubs uno D1crbsefbibts, esrsn mir pcrias
aBcde furS srwaDntsn, f6nnsn mir bsute fpls
9snSs @in5sInbsitsn bsribtsn. 3,pe nitbt i'm
bsifen Nufe ifsbenbe &erls, Hamens Sbdffsr
unb eitsL peds pcm Sclsbausn am porlsstsn
8rsita9 Nbsnb juriidfsbrtsn, mabtsn an esm
6aufs ees 5srrn Saecb Sell, in Maicens
Grief saunfbip, 6alt uno psrIanstsn @inlas.
Sa ss fbcn Ssmlib fpdt in Der Slaebt mar,
'puros iDr Gefub permeissrt, ,porauf SbdfTer
saS 8snffsr sinjuiblasen orobts. Der alts
Mann Dat Jpn in @ubs su laf1tut absr sS mar
psr9ebsns. Sbdtfsr jsrfblu9 auf Den srifsn
e6la9 NIT fsinsr art oas untsrs Senifsr, als
Sell ibm bon inwenei9 bic 2(rt entrs. @itcl
rsibte barauf fsinsm GcQs9sn cine art, 100,
nit sr npb ensn Strsib auSfibrts uns als
esa ibm bisfslbe sbsnfaas su sntrsiTsn fubte
sntffanb j'piften ibm unb @bdffsr cine Naus
fsrsi, ipcbsi Der esstsrs Iosa bibt ans Ssnifer
;Os; bisfer scs nun jur GeIbffpsrtbsibisuns elm
S6labtnsfIsr unb ifies sS Sbdfsr in Die
Sruit' iporauf hisfsr niebsrifiir3tt unb balo
oarauf ffarb; @itsl sntfcb, unb lit, fcpsl mir
w'f1snt nob ntbt ein9sfansen. Die bsiSsn
XsrlS tparsn betrunfen unb battsn fbcn ,upcr
sinsm Habbar bic Sbir sinssfprsnst. berr
Ssa 1T Elm 9ispoutipnssgc uno maa ,pss
nisffsns 80 Sabr alt fsin. Ob es rpirflb bic
abilbt Der beiben Ssrls mar 5orn. 5ea ,u bes
raubsn, psib man nbt, bod mar ibr Sstras
gen fbdnblib senus, uno Sober wirb ben als
ten Wann entfbulbiesn, Der in 9srtbsbieuns
fsinss eebsns bas qsbsn zines 2(nbern ,erif6rte.
SSe.se N:fem.perfe.-Man fpribt bas
pom eab sin9s untsrnsbmrnssluffiss Sabrfans
ten bier nsus eiisn,uerfe anIs9en wplsn, fcldbe
als Nollmlblen, HdssIfabrifen ,e. Die arbsit
fou Beginner 70 BALD ss bic QSittsruna erlaubt.
Gin folbes llntsrnebmsn lit lcben6lpsrtb.
Stemes Wfarftba,s.-Sm fiolben
abs'ls olsfsr Staet foa ndbifsns Elm nsuss uno
bsausmes Marftbaus ssbaust msrbsn. 2(ns
fprub fur bic @rIaubnis tu benz lintsrnsbmsn
foa bs Der @prils@ourt semabt ipsrbsn.
GrDffnmma Ser Gamdle. .--Sm eaufe
blstsr 1Bcde fol oaS BafTsr in ben Sbuplfia
Canal sslansn unb am 10. Ntdrs bic Boots
fabrt formlib er6ffnst rusrbsn. Ofit benz YsNs
!pluanlasSanals wire ss 9sib;sitis AUDI 70 sss
fbsttn.
Der 8rOee Sct8, rpslben bic I9srrsn
Sbnsibsr pom Olsp, ssmdfet batten, srrssts
poriss aDod,s srosss Guffsben in oisfsr Stabt,
uno bic aofos Muffin cine o d fse Srsuos es.
pabt babsn, inosm man ao9emsin fa9ts, bas es
Gin Afi1f ekn1nfratifd.ss Ola c.i ia
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Ser 9rp6e ScbS, pslben bic iosrrsn
SbnsIbsr pom Olsp, ssmdifst batten errssts
poriss Wod,e sroses Nuffsben in bisfsr Stabt,
uno bic qofcs mdfisn cine o d fse Srsuos &C..
babt baben, inosm man a1semsin fasts, bas es
Gin dbt esemofratfder ODDS Iti. Dies m5bt,
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GrGffnnn9 Der Sandle.--Sm aaufe
bistsr SBobe fou oas Ba1sr in ben Sbuplfia
Canal sslaffsn unb ain 10. Wdrs bic Boots
fabrt fcrmlb ert6net rpsrben. Osit bsm psHs
iplpania'&anaIs wiro 60 slsb;sitis aub 70 sss
fbstsn.
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Stenes Wfarftba,ls.-Sm fiolibsn
absle olsfsr Staet ica ndbifens Elm neuss unb
bsqusmes Marftbaus ssbauet psrbsn. ans
fprub fur bic @rlaubnis su benz untsrnsbmsn
foa bsi Der @prils@Ourt semabt tpsrbsn.
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SSesse Nifem:nerfe.-Ma fpribt bas
POM oab sin'9s untsrnsbmunSsluifies Sabrifans
ten bier nsus eiisn,cerfs anIsssn potlsn, fclbs
als Nollmhblsn, @dsslfabrifsn a. Die arbeit
tou sss'nnsn 70 balo ss bic Bittsruns erlaubt.
Gin folbes llntsrnebmsn 1T lobsnSwsrtb.
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Der Gonsrce fblisst bsuts feline Sieuns,
obne pisl SsmerfenSmsrtbss sstban Su babsn.
Die serasfrass bat snsn srebsn sbsiI Der 3sit
in 9lnfprub ssnommsn uno bsm 8olfs msbr
gslo ssfoifst als Die sanH osrrIibfsit wsrtb
1T. 90 piel fir esmcfratiibs Ma6reseln.
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lS45. rt.
100000 DOLLARS WANTED!
.Ng&0 GUGud8
AVN CIT DnA OHIO
AT GILBOA, OHIO.

IT B. SMITH has just received and is now
&. opening u general assortment of spring and
summer goods, suitable for this market; among
his stock may be found Cloths, Calicoes, Satin
etts. Summer stuffs o. every description, Vestings,
Wells, Ticking. Sheetings, Shirtings, Twist, But
IONS. Thread. Drillings, Jeans, Cotton yarn from
to 10 of the best quality, Pantaoon stufls, and
Laces, Sewing Silks and Bed Cords z q"
'GRocERlEs-Sugar, Molasses. Tea, Coffee, To-
bacco, Alum, Spice, Ginger, Nutmegs, Pepper,
and Indigo. a-
HARDWARE AND CUTLERy-Door hingings, Locks,
Iron Butts, Shovels and Tongs. Traps, Hammers,
Smoothing Irons, Patent Horseshoes, Shoe
Knives, Gimblets, Knives and Forks and Brushes.
HATS AND CAps--Hats and Caps of all kinds
shapes and sizes, from fine Leghornup TO brush
fence, and Ladies' Bonnets t. match--Lots OF
Palm leaf hats for boys. s t'4,E ~
.s3 Iron, Nails and Glass, .
SICKLES, SYTHES. AND SNATHS;
ANY QUANTITY OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND SOLE LEATHER.
CRocKERy-Tea Sets, Plates, Mugs, Pitchers
Bowls, &c. &c.
Mr.. Smith has tried the High Pressure System
ong enough, and henceforth Goods will be sold
Cheap, and for Cash only;
Bring on your money, and you shall have as many
goods as you cnn carry away. TRY and See!
The PRODUCE of the country will not be re-
fused in exchange for goods, and high market
price la'd for Beeswax, Ashes, Feathers, and
Ginseng. -o rs e 17i htr
N. B. Old Accounts must be settled.
Gilboa, June 90, l845. 226x
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TFrom the Dublin Nation.

t- From the Dublin Nntion.1
BIDE YOUR TIME.
Bide your timei--the morn is breaking,
Bright with freedoms blessed ray
Millions from their trance awaking,
Soon shall stand IN stern array.
Man shall fetter man no longer, 1
Liberty shall march sublime:
Every moment makes you stronger
Firm, unshrnking, bide your time,
Bide your time-one false step taken
Perils all you yet have done; s
Undismnyed- ed-erect-unshaken,
Watch and wait, and all is won.
IT'S not by one rash endeavor
Men or States 10 greatness climb
Would you win your right forever,
Calm and thoughtful, bide your timel
Bide your time-your worst transgresslon
Were TO strike, and strike in vain; M
He whose arm would smite Oppression
Must not need to smite aEainl
I Danger makes the brave man steady-
Rnshness is the towards crime
Be for Freedoms battle ready,
When it comes-tut, bide your timel f
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HINTS TO LApIEs.--Stair carpets should
always have a slip of paper put under them
at and over the edge of every stair, which is
the part where they first wear out, in order
10 lesson the friction of the carpets against
the boards beneath. The strips should be
within an inch or two as long as the carpet
is wide, and about four or five inches in
breadth, so as 10 lie distance from each
stair. This simple plan, SO easy Of execu
ton, will, we know, preserve a stair carpet
half as long again as it would last without
the strips of paper 3
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SONG

A oh her hair il dark as the midnight wave,
And her eye Is like kindling fire;
9 And her voice Is sweet rs the spirits voice
That chordA with the seraphs Tyre.
But her mills are Us sharp as toqsting fork,
And her arms as strong as BEARS
She pulled my hair and she gouged my eye,
And she kicked me down the stairs.
I've got an eye that's made Of glass,
And I've got me wig that's new
The wig Is frizzled in corkscrew curls,
And the eye is u clouded blue.
She may shake her knuckles full in my face,
81 And put the lamp TO my beard, esa sfg g.,
And hold the bToomstick over my head
But I'm not bit afeard. N4h
For I've bound her over to keep the peace,
And I've bought me crab tree cane-( =
The justice will come, and the constable too,
If she NEEDLES with me again, n
My head was week in the linen cap,
L And My eye month In the patch sr
Inever thought that the torch Of love
Would light such Lrimstone matchls I
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DREAMS.


Oh! there is dream Of early youth, ~
And it never comes again;
,Tis vision Of light, and life, andtruth,
That fits across the brain:
And LOVE is the theme Of that early dream,
SO wild, so warm, so new,
That in all our after years deem,
That early dream we rue.
oh. there is a dream of maturer years,
More turbulent by far; aas
,Tis vision of blood and of woman's tears,
And the theme of that dream is WAR:
And we toilin the field of danger and death,
And shout in the battle array, t3 sog
Till we find that fame is a bodiless breath,
That vanishes away. @ as5 dr
OIL there is dream Of hoary age,
,Tis vision Of GOLD in store,
OF sums noted down on the figured page,
To be counted DER and DER:
And we sondly trust in our glittering dust,
As refuge from grief and pain,
Till our limbs are laid on that last damp bed,
Where the wealth of the world is vain.
And is it thus from mans birth to his grave,
In the path which all are treadinge
Is there nought in that long career to save
From remorse and selfupbraiding
Oh. yes! there's dream so pure, SO bright,
That the being to whom it is given,
Hath batAed in sea of living light
And the theme of that dream is HEAVEN.
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] pity the unbeliever-one who can gaze
upon the grandeur, and glory, and beauty OF
the natural universe, and behold not the
touches of His finger who is over, and with,
and above all; from the bottom Of my heart
| do commiserate his condition. The unbe-
'liever! one whose intellect the light Of reve-
lltion never penetrated, who can gaze OH the
sun, and moon, and stars, and upon the un-
fading and unperishablc sky, spread out So
magnificent before him, and say all this is
the work of chance. The heart of such IA
being is drear and a cheerless void.-Chal-
nerS.
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OF Willis spoke the truth when he said
editors are the pump handles of chirty-
always helping people to water, but never
thought TO be thirsty themselves.
1t is an exceedingly fortunate thing for
public defaulers, that TO be suspended don't
'n can TO be hung.
Being kissed 20 death by apretty girl, is now
STYLED =" capital Punishment"
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Henry cou'.ty % oiio Il W. was '"E made BY 'dr the
Commissioners of Henry County at their June
session., l645. fa n
Ordered. Thata tax of Eighty cents he levied on
each hundred dollars valuation of taxable property
for the year 1915. fifty cents on the hundred dol
lars valuation to be worked at one dollar per day
and the remaining thirty cents at saventy-fve
cents per day. IN ~. L. L PATRICK,
228cw County Auditor
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/" You have not dined," said stranger to
a friend. 81 have," answered the other,
"upon my honor" Them" rejoined the
first, 81 fear you have made a very light din
ner." m sa 4ss Ts4a,ab
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NOTICE
rs hereby given that the Commissioners at their
Il June session, 1915, levied tax for Road pur-
poses for the ensuing year of eight mills on each
dollars valuation Of taxable property in the
county of Putnam, Ohio
j. E. CREIGHTON,
County .Auditor.
Kalida, June 90, l845. ....l 226
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

= AUMINISI KA IUR'O SALE.
IlY order of the Court of Common Pebs for Warren
ID county, dated May LIST, 1885, stall offer pu lie sale
IL the Court House in the of Knda and county Of
Putnam "Wednesday the 9th day of July next etween
the hours of NJ and P NJ of suid day, the following
property, TO wit: as
Lot No. 5s in TIE town of Kalida, Putnam county.
Aso, the undivided half the northwest fraction of the
south half of section No. 34 town two south OF range five
ets in Il county of Putnam, containing So acres, with
mil thereon.
Lot No. 50 in Ka'ida appraised nt 500. ...
The undivided half Of TIE 81 tract, with tie mill
ereupon appraised so. Pot tracts free from dover.
Ore ird Of the purchase money to he paid in hand
the day Of sale third thereof in nine months ereaf
ter, and tie residue in eie teen months from the day Of
sale. To he secured by mortgare uTon Il premises
pectvey. The ring interest from day of SALE
DEMAS ADAMS, Jun, Admir-
-ts ,, Estate of 7. b. Pan Horn, decd.
July 4, 1S45. dwssS
In consequence Of in TIE former advertisement,
the nle of tie nj property did not take place No dis
appointment need beapprehendej in sale advertised
u. A. Junr.
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PRICES CURRENT,

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.H'o3j d g5'leQI{l mo rICE Niitt4
rs herehv given thatthe subscriber has been np-
Il pointed Administrator de bonis non on the
estate of Noble Beveraoe late of Putnam county
deceased. Dated this 9th day of June. 1845.
di 227cw giE 5sfg aJ{e9 MOSES LEE.
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LAND AGENCY.

YVyHE subscriber has established Land Agen-
IL cy at Kalida, Ohio, for the purchase and sale
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. %, 1874. S09f
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
BEN. METCALF,

Attorney and Counsellor at Lar.
TTAvING opened an Office in Kalida, will
give his attention to the ordinary business
Of his profession, and particularly to settlement
Of claims, payment of taxes, &c., for non-resI-
dents. Jan. 10th, l815. M 2o5ti
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LANDS FOR SALE

I IIV 4 CIV :
INVEST half of North East quarter of Section &c. Town
wv South Range Six East so acres
West half Of South west quarter of Section 30, Town
South Range Eight East, 30 acres. Il
North west quarter and west half of South East quarter
and North East quarter of South East quarter, and west
half of South quarter of Section z, Town North,
Range Six East, 1863 acres.
North East quarter of secton7, Town North, Range
Six East, l60 acres.
hese lands will he sold low for cash for quartet
cash and the baance one two, and three years. with in
terest and those having money, pay hy clearing
land in this township. A. +. EDGERTON, d
Hicksvile, Defiance co. o. HgenG
June 4, 1e45 225ebw
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There were three divers, who, overoyed
at their good fortune, speedily divided the
price among themselves: and directly anoth-
er descended in search of the porter's bag.
This time he returned in triumph. The
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BANK NOTE TABLE.

CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE N. Y. EVENING rosT.
OHIO. I,ehar onMam Bkg 60. bro
No n I.nnr at