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ANOTHER NEW YEAR |!

AND tho succession Of periods. once more has re-
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those mile stones" in human life
.la3 CHANGE AFTER CHANGE '.,t /.
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VACATION OF THE TOWN OF
WEST BOLIVAR. al vel

NTOTICE is hereby given that Henry Pence,
IN on the 9Th day Of April l847 filed in the
Court Of Common Pleas for Putnam County
his petition, praying that the Town Plat Of the ;
Town or West Bolivar in Perry township in tai
County may be vacated which said petition VIII
be for hearing on the frstday ofnext term OF seid
court or so soon thereafter as counsel can be
heard. tvs3 a., ts,.e, - 71
Kalida April 26th, l847.
'rSrF 1r7 By JOHN ]. ACKERMAN aBp
a2qev Attorney for Petitioner
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VACATION OF THE TOWN OF YER
'-@ NON ~ III sj.f4.Af

N1oTICE is hereby given that Henry steman
IN on the eth day OF April l847, filed in the
Court of Common Pleas for Putnam county, Ohio,
his Petition praying that the Town Plat of the
Town Of Vernon in Sugarcreek township in aaid
county may be vacated. Which said Petition
will be for hearing on the first day Of the next
term Of said Court or SO soon thereafter as Ceun-
Gil can be heard. sy 7sst's 1850, s,,tssF-e
Kalida, April 26. 1847. N
32aew Attorney for Petitioner
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IN cHANCERY.
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

'0A' : vs.. PETITION FOR DIVORCE
Sarah Martin. } s. va +falg rA aei5tE
TIHE said Sarah Martin is hereby notified tzt the
Goth day OF April, Ie47 the said John 8. Martin filed
in the Clerk office the Court Of Common Pleas for Put
nam county, Ohio his petition against the said Sarah
tn NAV be divorced from her the said Sarah Martin;
alledSed for said divorce .Gross neglect Of Duty"
And the said Sarah Martin Is further notified TINT depos
ions In this cnusc will be taken by petitioner at the office
of John w. Williams JDstire OF tho Peace in and For
Madison Township, Hancock county. Ohio, on tile
clock. A. M, and eight o'clock, M, OF said day.
fEFA-.t BY JOHN J.ACKERMAN,
..e.. III ATTY FOR Petitioner
April 90, Is47. 3siFw
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VETER TN AR X


nR.J D. G. HIPKINS, Veterinssy Surgeon o.
~ Farrer.a returns his thanks 10 the publis
for the liberal support hitherto received from the
citizens OF Gilboa and vicinity; he would say TO
the public that he intendscontinuiug his business,
\ INIFIR M. AR r Z 7
In Gilboa for subjects, and by paying strict at
tentien to hisprcfsssion, he hopes TO receive a
due share of public patronage. Fistula and Pole
Evil cured and warranted at s.. No charge
made for treating horses or cattle dying under
his care. yfrg i,Afk8sa4'' s5sf srs K
The undersigned is aware that there are men
making every effort to depreciate him, but he
compares them to rotten stick IA. ,,g,
l. My frenGs beware, don't lean thereon,
A rotten sticks no stay, tf n sfs
It will NOT break if left alone,
But il you lean i, may. & W e Rfa
} 2. And while write thought doth
Strike my mind, which seems to say,
How much rotten stick is like the .aFfst
Judgment Of the duy.l gsai i. 7sgg,F ID.
8. Be cautious how you Trust such men, 81 s
Their Judgment weak at best, .1t.a q sg.
If all were true who do pretend, "
How would the world be blessed.
4. For many say they know indeed f &.
{ ALPS well while left alone,
But when you come their helpto need
Behold their Judgments gone. h'}ea
S. There is a sufo way to shun this III,
And not on them depend, Tf--,efl la
To all the world MAINTAIN good will; -.
Buff you want your animals cur'd send
+ Them to j. D. G. Hipkins in Giboa.
! March l9, l847. 3l6.
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Total. l,..........$ $3.50 az sa
J. NICHOLAS, Pres't.
+. McCRAcKEN, Sec'y.- ssis. aa. 323
mrLLHNERY AND DRESS MAKING
MISS MARY A. BRlTToN

MISS MARY j. BRiTTON
VXTOuLD inform the ladies Of Putnam Coun-
wv ", that she may at all times be found at
James Turner'S, half mile east OF Columbus
Grove, prepared &c execute all orders in the line
Of Bonnet and Dress making. in a neat and taste
full manner and at prices ha shall be satisfactory.
All kinds Of grain and such produce lis usually
taken at the stores, will perceived in exchange,
and cash will not be refused.
Columbus Grove, Nov. %, l846. 30lzw
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KALIDA HOTEL.
JAM Es H. v ALL

] A M E 5 H. V a ID
TTAS taken the well known and
- 1 eommodous Tavern Stand fern.
1ss?i efly occupied by T.R. Mcclure. The
Ussel House has been thoroughly repaired
nMn1b this fall, aud is now well fitted 10 the
accommodation OF the travelling community.
LII. ". feels confident that those who favor
him by selecting his house will find the accom-.
modations and attendance equal to those of any
House in this part u Ohio. Histable will be well
furnished with the best the surrounding country
affords, and his bills will be found reasonably
ow 70 sui, the times He has also large and good
tabling, and designs to spare no pains to secure
comfort and convenience OF his guests.
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given that the undersigned has
IL this day sold his stock of goods in Gilboa
All persons knowing themselves indebted to
hm are requested to call and pay or settle by
rote oroiherwise, and no mistake.
ISAAC B. SMITH.
GilbOu, April 23d,, ls47.
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COMMISSIONERS REPORT
OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF THE
) KALLDA d DEFIANCE g y i.. K
FREE TURNPIKE ROAD,
FOR THE YEAR 1915.
M


KAhIpA, May 10, IS47.
In compliance with an act passed March
eleventh, lS43, 10 lay out and establish a
free turnpike from Lima in Allen county TO
Defiance in Defiance county, we do hereby
exhibit the receipts and expenditures Of said
turnpike in Putnam county, for the year 1916.
Amount due said turnpike in Putnam county,
as charged on dupica:e,...,....-"$55S 81
Amt discharged by labor, $3.50 44
Received in eash.....,...... 205 10 SIS Sd
Expended as follows
Amount paid J. H. Vail, as
Superintendent and Sec
rotary. ............,.........s b 90
Paid J. White for Superin-
tending, ..................... 5 90 pt
Paid John Maison, for do. :. 10 90
Paid VIM. Phillips, for do... Is 90 35 90
Paid VIM. Phillips for Lam
ber for bridges. 500
Redseming old ordsrs..-.-. ID so
ai"..,c'!...,........957s SO
Cash on hand. ................s.,..... xl47 90
VIM. PHILLIPS, Pres.
J.H. VAIL, see'y. 324
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BLANK DEEDS

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ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE u

Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
y For Coughs, Colds, Consumption, &c.
rmporan, to all those Inflicted with Diseases Of the Lungs
,lsl,l y Breast.
win Miracles ever cease More evidence Of tssurpass
e ing Health. Restorative virtues =
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CALEB HARRISON.
Each box contains sufficient 10 spread 6
or 8 large plasters. Price so cents per box.
AeENTs.--H. G. LEE, Kalda; M. Myers,
Columbus Grove; and w. HAMILTON, Pen
dleton. Feb. 10. 1S47. 3llacw
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YORK HERALD.
The Weekly Herald.


The Weekly Herald which will be issued from
this Office tomorrow morning, will contain as
much valuable and interesting matter as any paper
we have ever published. Part of its contents
will be the most complete and perfect table Of
the result Of the election in this city and State,
that ever appeared in a newspaper, and one which
is worthy of being preserved for reference
table; complete returns from New Jersey, and
other States, as far as they shall have come 10
hand the latest news of Importance from the
seat of war in Mexico perfect summary Oh
the French and English news brought by INC
steamship Philadelphia, together win le"e''
from our special correspondents In hoi,e'
Naples, Madrid, Paris, SC, &C.; the news oy
the steamship Caledonia, at Boston, IN case
that vessel arrives in the meantime; cores
pondence from Washington, and our usual
digest of political and miscellaneous intelh-
eence from all parts of the United States, &c.
Pr;c. 81 cents each, or So l2s per annum, in
advance
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MONEY MAKkET.
Thursday. Nov. Is p. NJ

The stock market opened more buoy4nt this morning,
but it became heavy immediately after The first effect
Vt the European advces by The Philadelphia good
nut the being rather Indefinite, and the Caedo
MIA, with twelve days later intelligence from London
oelsg 80 near at hand operators exhicei disposition
the market freely preferrng to take held upon
Y!prices rather than whensvery thing continues
nuch depressed 1t is the general impression that
Caledonia will bring much favorable accounts
than anticipated previous to the arrival Of the French
steamer At all events there prospect in London,
the 7th of October of crash thet would plesty
destroy the commercial credit Of the country predict
I'd by croakiug letter writer's ia England Believers In
these predictions have been relieve of all apprehension
At the arst board. today Harlem closed at decline
of Is per cent; Norwich and Worcester, "a; Reading
bonds, e; Long Island Canton, and Treasury notes
osed at prices current yesterday; Reading Railroad
improved u per cent, and Farmers Loan u
The annexed statement exhibits the value Of mer-
chandse exported from this port for the moBth of o.
tober, distinguishing the value of shipments to each
country
COMMERCE OF THE PoRr OF New YoRK-ASALrsB OF
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Stealing Boat.-Oficsr Banta, of the 9th ward or
rested on Wednesday man called Michael Somers,
whom he detected in the act Of stealing yaw boat
valued at SIS, belonging to Mr. Burnham residing
Bloomngdale Justice Roome locked him up fer trial
Arrest Suspicion- Officer Parkerton, of the 18th
ward, arrested yesterday man by the name of BENZ
+. Woods, suspicion Of stealing watch Detained
for further hearing.
Illegal Voting.-Ofccr Coles. of the 9Th ward arrest
ed, yesterday, man By the name OF VIM. West
charge of gal voting the late ell elton ut of tn.
district. iu the sth ward Detained by Justice RooDe
tor fui hex aripg
Gyand La,ct,y Officer Harris, of the 7th wi-d.
rested yesterday, man by the name OF Samuel Brad
ford suspicion of having stolen S27, from the cabin
of the bark Gambis, lying in the + st river Justice
Timpson detained him I, examination.
Caught the .9ct-Oicer Norris, of ths Chief s
at g. arrested yesterday IN roing woman iing heI.
sef Rosina Myns, who was detected IN tho dwelling
house No IL Warren street having in her posses
lady dresses silk manteils, and linen cambria hand
chief valued all at $40 belonging to the b,arders
which property the accused carrying off when de
tected the Justice Drnker locked her
up for trial.
juvenile Thiepes-Ofioer Wandeli, of the third dis
trct police, arrested yrst RAY three boys, by the
OF VIM Stebbins, Cornelius MUS and Charles V. Hart
charge of se ding from n des& In che office Of Nj
Geo. Walker, No. III CHRIST. street SATURDAY
last 500 in bank bills. The boys were playing arouuo
The Office, when the money missed shortly after
wards which resulted in all three being arrested on thu
charge Justice Timpson detained them all for fur"
her hearing.
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performer deserves support Tonight his programme
part win consist Of songs, the second OF
Scotch ones and the third Of his and the pubcs very
favorite piece the May Queen" The concert COM
mences at half past o'clock
MODEL ARrrsrs.-But two more nights OF these de-
ghtful artists. They exhibit variety Of new tableux
and doing the best in their to keep up the Ia
yorabe impression they have already created
SIeSoR BLITz bewilder the Brooklynites for the
remainder of this week only The Lyceum, where he
exhibits centrally situated for visiters from all parts OF
Brooklyn
The Lehman Family are at Charleston where also s
Tom Thumb
Mr. Jamison and Mrs Farran at Pittsburgh.
Mr. Forrest is playing in Philadelphia.
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srMERcE OF THE PoRr OF NEw YoRK-ASALrss or
EXPORTS Ger i8H
Value Of ZONES. pGlue Of pdiue Of

Total exports $4,000 500
These returns show better distribution Of exports
than have noticed before for many months. Usually
than half of the aggregate shipments have
been to Great Britain and her dependencies. or the
shipments Great Britain during the month Of Octo
bsr there s,o22 bbs flour 1887 bushels Of whoat'
i0l5 bbls Indian meal, and o5,20s bushels Of Indian
The shipments from this port TO Mexico, have
been unusually largo during the past month The ex'
poraon Of spece Tor tho past month has also been
suay large having exceeded that for the previous nine
months in the year he value OF merchandise export
cd ON this port in each the FIRST nine mouths in each
of the past three years has been az annexed -
YALuE OF MERcHANnnK ExroKIED rRos TIE PoRr or
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Steamship Caledonia.

This steamer is now in her seventeenth day,
and is at least forty-eight hours over due. She
will bring twelve days laternews from London /;
and thirteen days later from Liverpool The
rough weather, reported by vessels which have
arrived within the past few days, has no doubt
detained the steamer. An extra Herald will be
issued as soon as the news comes to hand.
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LATER FROM GREAT BRITAIN-The ship Brooks
by, McEwen, arrived on Saturday from Glasgow,
bringing accounts from that city to the 10th inst,
but nothing lder from London or Liverpool
Unless the Caledonia bestirs herself, we shall
have the Siddons, or some other vessel, with
later intelligence.