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6kEA L CLOCK.

henry \. rgh. IN recent letter 10 The T,ihrra,or
thus describes The great cuch III the cathedral of stras
burg.
The priests and military have retired, and am now
Sl'lIhS IN chair facing the gigantic chcE-om the bot
tom 10 the top NOT less than 100 feet and al MT thirty
eel wide and hiieen deep. Around me are many sian.
gers, waiting 10 the working This clock, hen 1t
strikes The hour OF noun Every eye Is upon ihe clock
II now wants hve minutes oi Twelve The clock has
struck, and the people gone extept lew whom the
seAlol, or head man with wand aud sW6rd is conduct
ING found The building. The clock is struck in thus
way Tue dai is soe twenty ee from the or un each
side OF which Is cherub, or llule boy with M tIle
the aai Is small bell. The eherub the left strikes
,ne hst quarter, that on the night the second quartet
cohe MY feel over the dial large niche is huge
u31ie u me- bell In his left. scythp IN his rin
"ai1' In lfoat stands the figure OF yonnI man win
mar', VIM strikes iht thId quarter m lie bell IN The
manu- u ''i'', ana lhen turns aud hides. with "A slow
s'f' l'uiu pTih"u / me out cones an old man. with a
"e', ahu places tlns ii In front 81 hun A Che hour
vi twelve comes The old nan rails, ms malls, and l
efdey stiIkes twelve Times on the he'll that erbn,s
touSh me building, aud IS beard al rgnnd The rp1l,n M
e c,uieh' men The old man glIdes SLOW " behind Ia
- ~ an" N'e young man comes readily t. per-
o'ih ms part as lhe ne comes round aeain Soon es
the old inau has struck twelve and ds,nna,.l, .,b
~ " r'aeuuey Is put IN m"loa some tm enty ieeI hui-
IL - mus there Is hI9h cross " nth an im1ue
VI e'fSt Oh H. The Instant twelve has slr,rk an. ~,
'Fo'eS WALKS "hl Hum bohlud, comes ~ tom turns
s' "'u Pisses m 81 Ne Give APOSTLES Gtures LARGE As
49, VAIN 'o"hJ, DO" aud pass an. As me last appearS
eu'in""s cock, peGched On the pinnacle of the ,,ck
"'ls s "lGgs, stretches f1rln lis neck and crows
ee ,leS 50 loud as 10 be heard nulshlr The church IA
some distance, aud 50 naturally as IA ~, n,',.l "
'"'N' Rth all is silent as death No wander mis-
1 - 'ae auh' ralinn Of Europe was made IN III
-, ~, ''u 'htse mechanical wonders ever 81 ce
-- a-o"' my years when Il sloed uut of repair
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TN GOV q RES ~.
FIRST SESSION.
NasuiSeros. May II. 1916.
SENATE.

As soou as the journal was read the message nf the
plesidrat relative To Mexico, received and read
Mr.. SEWER moved that The message aud accompany M
documents be referred 10 the Committee on Foreign Re
ialons aud printed. Alsn that The Committee have
leave In si dntiag the sesSsun ut the Senate
Mr.. Speighi nhvel 10 print , .0p0 axtra copies
MIR. Calhoun said were In a ,lrliraie sina lion.
which called ar snlenn consideration. aud which might
s.enire yeas terminate. Il became the Senate o. ael
with dlgny anl hnnaess. lie preferred leaving the
question al printing 10 the committee.
Mr.. Spei2ht approved ii Mr. C.'s remarks. bnt
shought the people uash 10 have the age lie al
approved the message
Mr.. Alien was 10 favor Of prioiinl though tho Pres
sden asks ior dcrsriiuu ot war--he communicates
shst actually trists.
Mr. Calhoun Joiaej oul the ference between a
state Of and state II hlsillitles
must e,ist by action Of Congrcss--bui the Posi-
dem may repe Invasion II $ objection la The muilan
made 10 AVOID lhe inference thai The mcssaee Was
endorsed by the Senate--bsiore duly considered.
Mr. J. NJ. Clayton mosed 10 roiet to The Military
Commiter.
Mr.. Motehea1 erpnsfd--ihc Committee on FOREIGN
Relations lhr ptret committee. lie cancuu,d
~ith Mt Calhoun IN hrs constitutional views
Mr.. Clayton defended hts motion ar rXisleh-uu
matter whether q hs mplon) eunsiiuoHsIy ar noi,
and we ought IN Vote and nfnry at auce Elf.i
defend the holof Of he country aud ek ior cansrs al
serwards
Mr.. Archer opposed the reference to lhe Military
Committee. Mar did not aud would ool legally eN l.
MI A rlieo cases ny MHY ID idHsf1ipn.
Mr.. Benioa SAID lhrfe were woquesfions- ol
supplies and tie other pitleal relations between tie
H. D and NeNlen. moved In refer lie G,fmef 10 Nh,
Military COMMITTEE and nie latter 10 tile Committee 90
Foreign Relations
Mr. Sewer accepted The mod atm
Afier ts9sfks i,tm Msssrs Cas-, Mofehead ana
Others, the modified mlt1n rrlerenrs WIS a,ferd TO-
The motion 10 pruteSt copies was alsl agreed 10.
The House bf Ia increase the anb aud OF The a..
sny Vas passed with slight amendment aud prudng
motion 10 reconsider the vote The Senate went INTO
Executive session.
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.s'EGgOES Eg.sg'TkSs.
a number OF Likely Negroes,
toisusnpiiYcs be on your GUAR.
THOMPSON : COMPOUND SYRUP
TAN Ann WOOD NArruA.


IN. tNof' the INST introduction of TINS popular remedy
- Ia public natlct, IN The lai ri 1919 Far Mixture
and nHsirans OF every kind AID ulme have slrang up
and are paimrd 81, the reputation Of this excolIen,
medicine, 10 the INSPECTING nvad the prnprieors INKS
M lar with them 10 render them popular and secure
sales. BE moi deceived aud avoid every medicine rur-
porting Ia Contain Tar except the original prenaration
thompson Compound syrup Tar and Woud Napha
and thereby You viii time aud avoid dsapnolnt-
mcnt. lfenenher this invaluable remedy is only pre,
patcdby ), T. Thompson, n. T.. corner 5h and Spruce
streets. Philadelphia.
For sale by JOHN H. SFAY. Druonist
,agenitor LpichbUg and ricinitg.
Apnl % u,n.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18
AWFLL DISASTER AZ SEA

HE Swedish sloop OF war Charles krona. from TIa.
Vannah Tor Sweden, was upset IN sqpal IF Maarzas
On me sid instant. aud mmedia1ey sunk--rarr,lno
down Ia watery grave ONE HUNDRED AND
tlf TEEN SOULS Seventeen OF the crew and one
Lieutenant managed to keep alOat with the aid OF spars
a., and were saved.
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To ErNceficFs Going .30rIh.

TRAVELLERS going North " II find their M
cobloTlable expeditions ruute, 10 be by The II
IL ah aud Steamboat line. constituting the great Nj
fun,e RIA fredericksburg and Washing ION Cry.
Passengers, by TINS line. reach baltimore Ia Tea
he day o Their leaving Richmond; PHILADELPHIA IN
course ct the night; and New York by II NJ the mel
day-lhus ben. IN Philadc pima sume hours hef,re pa
Sengefs by The James River and Bay boats reach Bal
b"r', a"d Ia New York IN Is hours after leaving h lc
m"nd besides avoiding the uiceraInls ola Ice ncce
sify exposed to sI greater delays from rough wcathe
siufms, Sc.
Fafe ir7tn Richmond To Washington. 81
. Baltimore. S6G9
THOMAS SHARP. Agent
one r T. P n r. Co Of rra,sp,rlart,n.
Richmond, May II I2lu
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DolNcsttt fHtctltaenec.
lIlE UAllED STATES AND MEx!vo.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

The following Message from the President Of the I
ntfd Sales vas communicated 10 boh ilouses Of Cor
gtess on AlcnJsy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18

STRING AND SUMMER Day GooDs
EE.EF.V'gs OEF


o @ L Q S = U " rs s..
~ lCARDS. RYAN & co have determined Il, cl,se
y their business in Iyuehhurr, as som as possible
80 ,h'ci lh,s desirable inject, their VERY EXrEN,
NiNt SIOUX OF GOODS is offered. bg ieiolesale 0,
reimf. Al great sacrifice Many styles Of o,ods n,
30 ffR oENf LESS THAN COSr
10 any Merchant who mlv wish Ia purchase Of rs
the IovoIee VIA be shown As our object IS l., srt,s
o'f, very hlle r'2md viii be had 10 what GOODS cosr.
and "e would say. ONCE ron Alive have made -,
"uf minds 10 sob0 10 considerable sacrifice
ir'ms-cash only -unlfss othefalsc understood
MAY Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18

~ ne 9'"'of Editor Of the Ealrsr, writing from
y aso''g'oo, on Sunday night, says:-
10 v " ohh returns i'sniurruw To the Camp. which
n !.c'S 10 reach IN eleven days. The t.n,n, bt
aJrGad oEe,oe OF the disasters that had occurred he
49,, ieller to the Government, regnrsrInu l.a va
!" "'o''a" his resignation, and Ia be- restored C'ptbvh
- ms ftern' c9nna0d. The safae delicate s,so -,
po"f "''rh prompted him 10 tender t1a fe,ionaIiq ~,
s commission, which lac valued more dian his ll, and
a','n us honor, 'odle ed HIM tender hIs
& 'e.S =" 1e'' lay or, IN any and every sane ar 6r
nai might be desired. Gen. r. vr,e him ih,, ,a,a
vas mo- Tue reno'esi probability u eobnlci vnh ,ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18
WAGONS F'4,Js @xs,E'.

w NtsBN$ FOR SAFE.
VIE Subscriber has eight Wagons Of Il n,t,r, szs
ifoh one h1rse IN sS horse IN size:lwotf vbich
are iine plantation Wagons aud made OF ,,ond u,a,er1i
anu Workmanship. which will sell low l,r cash. or nm
s'"t' 'tfa', Also, lat of McCornack = ,uohs
WIN wrongful iron shares, which | viii soil ~
Ma ie"hss IN 'he above business done al short nn,j
DAVID p. REEFS,
MAY II lSiG. at ard
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-10-29

This invaluable medicine was prepared
ffom an extensive practice Of several years
| in bilious climate, and is never known 10
fail Of curing Fever and Ague, OF any Of the
above diseases.
tits equally effectual for the cure Of Liv-
| er Complaint, Jaundice, enlargement Of the
| liver; also enlargement of the spleen, called
| Ague cake, and the various forms of bilious
Indigestion. These, with the other varied
affections Of such climates, arising from a
common niasmal cause, are only modifica-
tions Of the same disease, and equally con-
trolled by the same remedy,
| Residenss Of bilious climates, emigrants,
OF persons travelling through infected districts
Of country, will find the Cholagogue an in
variable and absolute preventive.
| Each bottle Of medicine is accompanied
with a pamphlet on the " Causes, Treatment,
and cure Of Fever and Ague. and other Dis
eases Of Bilious Climates r containing much
valuable information, and may bc had gratis
10 the undersigned agent.
From the Hon. WIN. A. FLETcHER, Chief
Justice, Supreme Court Of the State Of
Michigan. ANN ARBoR, Feb. l7th lS42.
Mr., EDwARp BINeHAM:
Sir-Haying bad repeated opportunities
during the last year, to witness The salutary
effects Of DR.. Osgood's India Cholagogue, i,
affords me great pleasure TO bear testimony
in IFS favor, as an invaluable remedy in cases
of fever and ague and bilious diseases gen
Eefally. Many cases have come under nv.
observation, Of persons who have suffered
for years, who have been Immediately re
lieved BY the use Of ono or two bottles el
the Cholagogue; and have net known 4
single case where relief has not been OBJ
tanned by its use.
Believing that the general use Of this me-
dicine must be Of The greatest importance
to all persons living in those parts Of our
county, which are subject 10 bilious Dis
eases, give it this general recommendation
Nor is the pleasure Of this act diminished
BY the fact that am personally acquainied
with DR.. Osgood, and that have the most
entire confidence in him as a skillful, expe-
rienced, and iudicious physician, remain
respectfully, your most obedient servant,
VIM. "A. FLETCHER.
SAryoSD g Park, Cincinnati, General
agents for the West.
Sold BY III. G. LEE, Kalida.
!. GRUvER, Section Ten.
Il
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SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN
E0VESI STOVES! S0VE s I!


III -
HAS jl,st rereivod an assor'ment Of Cook
Par1or, and Sfvrn.plafe STOVES, which be
offers Is the citizens of KaIida and Puinsm
couniy, on such lerms as will suit purchase
ers, and satisfy them that il is cheaper 10 buy
q Stove than to cut wood for Fireplace, to
say nothing Of superiority BY way Of hsss
and facility in cooking.
The stoves are got up in good style, and
combine both beauty and utility; they can
be had with Or without copper furniture, as
suits purchasers.
Bdssett's 7in-shOp
is in full operation. He win keep constant
" on hand all articles in bis line, ftcm a RE
FLEcroR down to Pepper-box, and will no
be undersold.
Copper ware made TO order, and repair
ing done on short notice.
KaIida, Oct. lS46. 392
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Mr. J. w. Whirmore .


Dayton Feb. II, is45.
MI. J. w. Whitmcre
Dear Slr--AsYou are tho regular authorized a.
gent IN Dayton, for the sale OF "Dr Wistars Bal
cam OF Wild heify.n take this method Of ma
| king statement Of facts 20 you (whichl hops
lmay be published to the world) in reference 10 AZ
almoat Miraculous cure. wrought 10 my case b.
mems oi .ne ABOVE nya us oie naisail'
lails 20 uescrpe ssi1'aiy sneets !. psoouceu
ana ,,, ,ne great pene1' aeriveu rom y: u,
tne cillzena ., Day'on ana yisinlIy we;.hssoS' ~
lecl wa! On ,he oh O Augps' 'asl, rsce's.u ~
nous ~ sne sAp'osun y . = r. py',
.lon o. rs con.snts en,s,.u niy ngn. sue ~.
oIsasls ana ~ oIi plopnoi'y .ome nsns :,
spl,nters ol me rainrod passed 'hrougu 'he
anc Piefcso lne lungs
Ai'er me lapse o ABOUT SIX weeks. Was ~ ~,
'acAeo WIZ oisllssslng cougn apa v,o;eh. Pal,
10 my r'gnl s'oe. Some Yen Gays ai'er 'his' when
~ ~ PofoAysim 81 ,eoughing' suuoen6y ah ulce
ofoke' ana q large quantity o. very onensise matt
ter mlxed with blood, most Of which found pas
sage shiough tne opening OF tue wouhu. from
tnis opening theie frequently passed qraniity
q M ar. supposed 20 issue from inc lungs. DuIinR
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SHERTFrS SIZE.

RY virtue Of writ sf execution u ne dirssssx frsI
~ the Clerk Of the Court Of esmnsn psss a. p.es.
County ho win offer for sale a. the dosr sfths Cs.rt
louise In kada on tie Soh day sf oetebsr nsry bstwsss
ne hours Of 10 oelock,A. and selesksr n The fs
lowing described real esfnts 70 viii q 1ll'1 -'t'-'
Inc west half Of the north quarter sf ssssa sps
ar 'wenty tswnshP tive south sf ranss eight sss
lying In Putnam County Ohie; taken IN exssus a ths
properly o. John Officers 70 satisfy Judgment IN favsr II
Curtis buckingham q Co. ~ "a =
s..,,.... -. III. vAfrs al.ets.
Kalida, Sept. "a, 1851 saisv
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SHERTFF7S SILE'

~ CLERK Of The Court OF common pleas Of Putnam Con
y uno Wy ler By Deputy ssr for sale u the kssss
Ohio the e6th day Of ocsher nsxf bswssn hs herss
Of 10 oeloekA and o'clock. =. H. the feswiug De-
crihed goods and Chattsis 10 wit: VIZ II 7eI
Five twelfths Of field ef ens tive herss warren
one gray mare one Gay horse five elc esws "a sfsy
colt two wear old twenty head sf hexs ses hesd 81
alse on the day, between the hsurs Il
foiirwing real esib,e, TO wit: - -
ont.lot number ferry eight IN sshs ts~n or Ksux.
Putnam County Ohio; all taken ia a. ne
erty e William Phillips, e satisfy Jsdgmsns Il Hvsr
Of Wllium Arnold. ~ q ~ u --''.' '-'.'
s,,.,,,.. o,,,c. La.vAiL. sA~v q
t5knlids, Sept, "a. Iolo. seis~
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|KALIDA HOTEL.
JAN E5S H. VAIL

VTAs taken the well known and
nn III commodious Tavern Stand fern
H04If erly occupied BY T. X. Mcclure. The
UsxW House has been thoroughly repaired
- this fall, and 10 now well fitted 10 the
ACCOMMODATION or the travelling community
J.H. v. feels confident that those who favor
Aim bv collecting his house will find the accom-
medstions and attendance equal 70 those OF any
House ii this part u Ohio. Histable will be well
furnished with tho best the surrounding country
sfIords. and his bills will be found reasonably
lev 70 suit the tines He has also large and good
stsblinr. and designs 10 spare no pains 70 secure
Is . comfort and oonveniencs of his guests
KALmA, January 8, l846. 20
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BastadosqabQa 6adg@rduG.
nosEPm rTNGLE

1osEPM rINGLE
4xyHLL sn,iuaed with tho patronage with which the
wv pnbie have favored him during the past ycnr Sill
srrss On his busines Al his stand next house above y
dsnlssr's 6tore, where
UP UkA.StE7n@IRE1y0a
4, an Ne hanchcs i as executed order
Th< FASHION PLATES are regularly received from
FhIadsIphn and ke fess;csndden that those who desire
thn eofhes made In elegant and workmnn'ke mnnnet
shep. Tho sf
Spring and Summer Fashions
r present year received CUTTING doas % order.
ra6 rxfcrs low ts suit the times. ~
kaida, Augusta. leio. xosz
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BEN METCALF,

BEN. METCALF,
Attorney and Counsellor at Lar.
uAvIns opened an offic sia Kslida, will give
his attention to the ofiis,ry basiness Of hls
yrsfession, end PAi.ic a,asiJ 20 settlements q
claims. payment Of ta<ss, &C., Tor non-resi-
dsnts.--kalids. May, 1916. azz
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7RE4SURERs NOTICE.

fTyHE amount OF Tar levied on ench Hundred DeI!a
II Valuation Of Taxable Property In fhs county Of tut
nam, III the year 1916. q AZ follows 70 wit:
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-11-12
SHERIFF'S SALE.

EYY virtue of a special execution Issued
I'D from the office of the Clerk of the Wander
burgh Circuit Court in favor OF James Dundas.
MordicaI ID. Lewis, Samuel w. Jones, Robert
l.. Puzzled, aud Robert Howell, and against
Thomas j. and Isabella Mathews. [ will on
Saturday. the 28ih day of November 1916, at
the door OF the Court House in Evansville, be-
tween the hours OF | 0 O'clock A. NJ, and o.
clock L. M OF said day, expose to sale at pub
nc auction and out cry, the rents, issues and
prohts Tor the term OF seven years, of the fol-
lowing described property, VIZ: Lot No. II in
pollock No l, lot No. 90 in block No 2, lots No,
and 10 in block No. d, lot No. 3 in block No.
10, lot No. IN block No. 7, lot No. 5 in block
No. s. lots No. IL aud 27,in block No. 8. lois
No. 4, II, and 3 in block No. 10. lots No. 3
and In block No. II, lots No. 4, and II in
block No. 70. lot No in block No 10. lot No.
~ IN block No. Ia, lots No. and IA in block
No. 10, lots No. and in block No. l6. lot
No. in block No. 49, lots No. Z and in block
No. 20, lots NO. 1 and 10 in block No. 2l, los
No. In block No. 90, lot No. In block No.
%, lot No. in block No. "a, lots No. 6 and IL
Ia block No. %. lots No and 10 in block No.
Is, lots No, and in block No. 81, lots No.
-, 10 and l. 5 in block No. 80, lots No. d and 10
n block No. 80, lots No. 5, IL and 90 in block
No. "a, lots No. I, 9 and IL in block No 35, lot
No. in block No. So, tots No 6 and Is in block
No. 81, lots No. 8, Is and 20 in block No 49,
lots No. =, 9, II and 8 In block No. 49, lots No
1. aud IN block No. 40 lots No. and in
block No. Al, lots No 2 and in block No. 40,
tots No. and u in block No. 43, lots No. 10
and "a in block No. A, lots No. 7. 10 and I2
IN block No. As, lot N o. in block No. 46. lots
No. 6 and 10 in block No. 81, lots No. aud Ia
N block No. 48, lots No 6 and 10 in block No.
lag, lots No. 2, II ahd 10 in block No. so, lots
No. and 10 IN block No. 81, lots No. 5. 6. 9.I0
and 10 in block No. So, lots No. 2 and 10 in
block No. SO, lots No. 1 and is in block No So.
| md lots No. 5, ID and Is in block No SIS. ali
IA the Eastern Enlargement of the town of
Evansville. AlsO a tract oil five acres and eight
Ihundredths oil an oil land in section No 40
IN Township No. 6, South of Range No. 10
West, IN Vanderburg county, being on the
Princeton road aud on the Corpora on line of
OF the town OF Evansville, the bounderies of
/ which are particularly set forth in decree OF
The Vanderburgh Circuit Court, against the de-
tendants and in favor of the plaintiffs in the
texecution above mentioned, aud should no per-
son offer and bid for said rents Issues and pro.
hts sum sufficient TO satisfy said executions
and costs, will at the same time and place
proceed 10 sell at public auction and out cry
the lee simple OF the above described real estate.
Tor the satisfaction of said execution and costs
VIM. NJ. WALKER, Sheriff C. C.
| Oct. 90, l846.-3-w - SO 90