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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-30

EsTEENED fRiEND: have already 10
formed you ina. Gen. s Oh proposed a sus.
pension Of arms On lhs 2lg', and that i. was
followed by an armistce agreed 10 IN the
22j ms'. 4 regousuoa wss forthwith
opened mah Mr. Trsl, and nave been as.
-ured that up to yesterday IT had IMPRESSED
very ss,,sfaciouly. Very shortly treaty
Of peace, 1t f,expecied, vii bo concluded.
The principal articles are the foiaaing:
The Unled States shall restore to Mex
leo The Callornlss, together With all the
porte. Cites ind Towns which the Amen.
caa forces occupy 10 our Territory.
The United States shall forever retain
the State u Texas, whose limits shall *
tend 10 the left bank Of the Rio Bravo del
Nor'e, comprising Masamofas, by means Of
. tans' sh'ch shst be cut fpt that 20 pose.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-30
Fran tie Nsu os.saa, Ptesyf7. If Sept 4
TIE PROSPECT OF PEACE.

La Pdtr,a l.susd yesterday af.efuoon an
extra containing some news, u rather some
confident snncipaHons o. news from Mevl
co. The schooner Charrau, Capt. Gold.
'nz arrived Yesterday mofniog from Tam
pico, - hence she sailed on the Oh ms, -
The Tamp.co causspoadeal Of In Pqiria
writes thai he has received the folloai y
letter from lbe Capliai--we give The trans.
,a3yn of La Pd,rla
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-21
III E1AN

=Nl CENT ortlle Manager
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-21

IA - shaving Cream, nauufsctnr.
4g5AeE q Fulton and sud. =.
4uE aa'ost excellent aft,ei4 and r..
~ he public. MP O'HEEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-21

VIEW SPRINGS 81 INNER GOODS.
tIIHE ATER 81 cHEAr CLOTHING STORE,
Stc9Bd door b581r tn [ y Hotc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-21

D. 5ft6ved and admired article, free
lpt 5 HIHseag e|sseutIai oil. and other
ts55s rsfsthe iaIr e~1pedilouslv, = n
.t'tal, aud luiaaIfs To 1.-THE delicate
d 'Stfs HAIR washed wi5AtAi- tx
sa>mgly son and haur4autInIts
t'H Wely tr.ul IN uew haif on Eald
fiat hGs Ten mZie marsh, and
=. Ia ing out, he tie use ct snlfit or
..j : aatahs' Will soaa ie restored to
AZ ~ infancy Ay a few applications Of
t ss AGAINST b dsess. ard an irtallt
Ia sf lure oi the SKIN aR the Head. a,
Inc P5e'eFi.aE tie falling oil Of the han
~ ~ a4.s.sa a. ale nine. u5whIei
'q-5- eAtatsh nd room 10 e4eAV4f4.
"Attb pteduces al thai ar rali,
"a Hs would do better, perhaps. I,
Ulr. end retail. Nv
o., 4eH}si and PJrtumer,
Httt a ts. % : - Il, Glow CHesnuf.
t9 Isl 9ii-sisis aid fancy stores m In
otsAtRGlliIB.
FH H
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-21
NEW SPRING FOODS.
A.A1 - TX

YTAS just received his spring stock Of Try Goods
~ comprising a large and complete assortment 81
cloths, casslnerss, Sestln@s, tA eeds, summer elothz, ORA
detas. linen and cotton dTIllings, and other such Goods
tdr mems and hoys' wear. OF silks, Foulards, haizar-
mes. herascs, tissues. organizes, French lawns, ring
hams, honnets aud ribbons, chiutzes, brlllianteens,
prints, alpacas, hosiery, gloves, Shawis, scatfs, cravats,
together with India, SWISS aud Scotch muslins and 9th
CT white goods for ladies and misses wear.
Aso a full stock of mourning goods Of every variety.
Also linen and cotton diapers and table cloths, sheet
iugs, pillow linens, ioweiiugs. Matseiiies Quits, Carpet
ing, Oil Cloth, & India Mating, tor House Keepers.
Together with a full aud complete assortment of eve
ry other description sfFauey and staple Dry Goods
which VIII be sold on the very hes, tefhs.
pr WTSEI.RY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-21
w Cutlery

q; HE s~utseritef. tes'er eAeiusiItS ~ ~ on.lt. in
edse tools lie has iust received a complete ns,
AZ Uari, are and C%nilsry, which, from ms 'ohe sIrS
No. IN m. liIsiness he rGu recommend with eonnes"es
ehee " 'HH ANTE .Nkfk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-21

-lIAIELS y sCARFS.-E1tra rich plaid s.tk
- shswis, white, pink. hlus AID mode culored, enhfoi-
dcr-d Canton crsre shsvris, embroidered Thitet do, fan
c. wfute and ceiored terage do, white crane g%renadine
do a new article, supe White and colofed Bendenefe
do. with every description Of elk aud hefaee 7catis,1sck
icts &c pr6 SfNSENEf i RHODES.
: EITfSH. French and American Prints, a large stock
= OF every variety, black and fauoS cofsrcd tersgr
and SIX aud wool hRhzsrines, black Six warn alpeeas,
faHfR= eoiorcd do, muslin de sel, super super plan ~hi.t
Swls5 figured do, mattionI lastriUg Sud gro de SWISS
.pri9 MMURRAY's.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-21
s0rTH WHEELING PROPERTY

Y1OR sALE.-The south half OF Lt numbered fiIrY-
X FouR IN south Wheeling, OH the Weet side OF mala
street. fellow Bss.st and ROtInson's store, Is offered a.
private SALE until the 3oth day OF May ns4t. II noi ds
noss d OF hy thai date ~il lhsn - offered 81 pull sae
non m front Of lns pre- nj II 10 this same piece y
property Which IS 80 conYeyeth ~ John u Casfk ana "ila
r. A~fcaihald Rot erieon OF Pun sdeldAla, Z deed f-ltd
january ruin. $50. n. EaNH for
mn ARCH. ~ROBERIs0N.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-21

yEYALf. rspef aesin.-40o pieces common Granite
nv Paper Of beautiful stgles .nsl received, u aieh, to.
Fether With our former heavy stoGk and sPIsHdIa assert
ment uf Parlur, Ghanher and Hsl Papers. cnuHot feliu
nteH-t lie inoat faStliIou 6 Gail lefnf. purchasing else
altff. for We ar d%etefmined to sell. 10 pre- &H
Just suit. Don't targtt the wholesale and rcts4i V0rict5
stafc TN Msnroe Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-21
" J. ROBR,

w. j.. ROBE
xgyHakfe At.E and hatafi Bookseller and So aa
w IN. corner uf Nam aud iuIca ttee naa 5ast
tsrctvet j large aud tplepdid ass4slueHt ~ Acl4e+ft
fultF at, A seels aeeHs sad school saookz 81 every HtfH
nv u5Vl IN usc. alGn stst OF every vaftiY-NtH-
INV lind y4pels 81 I'll KIND. sHl VAL psief a. ese44
vsfletv 81 isttefa-bank hooks Of eStty KIND aad s.zs
taat may f. VENTED, Do not taFget Ia cal 81 tie eotnsf
boon et6fs II Yoa ys4at 70 get eaeaP sftiese5- IA &
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-21
as A.
G ARRIVAL At I37

SECOND ARRIVAL AT 1877.
ENSEAEY & RHODES have received Tins morning
- a fre sh supply Of new and heautitni Bssttisic etu@
HAMS, embroidered and French Lawns, RICK Prlnts and
many other new Goods al reduced prlces. ms
THEFAMILY PHYSICIAN, or the reformed srstem
1 Of medicine on veaei ale hr bot saIc P|.tactpleB Icing
. compendium Of the American Pfsotiee,T designed Tor
aIl}asses, in nine parts, enhr scing the character. caus
IS. syinp,olns, and treatnient ofths diseases OIL men, va.
men and children ef all climates. BY W. Beach, ~. H.,
coml5Iete IN oHe volume, IlUsTsted with two hundred
enqr4vIneS. iust received and Tor ras by
orR JOHN II THOMPSON, Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-21

~ kki$ hkE, cutlery ard |ssddiery hardware. co1sn
trimming, yum cloth. etc. cir. an extensive sock
-u5t received and for sac whole9sie and uiGd, ~
Prg4 OFT K GREER, eppoa!te The POSI- Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-21
" VI g.,

EA@II> FtIf } d.
zT sgfaH "a ssi tas Arm near " HeelHpE- u VIVA
: a 4 tolt OH i4yor4Nlriereaa itsal ief = = "
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-04-30
IN CHANCERY.
Perry, o:t. S, 1916.
Thomas H. B. Hipkins, nnr,n,o,r :,

Thomas H. B. Hipkins' PETITION FOR
Samuel Hickerson. ct al iAHtliIoN.
g .MUEL HICKERSON. Alexander Kipat.
~ rick, and Elenor his wife, Josephus Wood.
Solomon II. Wood, John J. Wood Abner 6
Wood, Harriet Wood, Andrew Powell and Maria
his wife, the heirs of james Robins and PhiIena
his wife, and Elizabeth Frost Rebeca Frost, Mo.
ses Frost, Ellen Frost, Harriet Frost, Harris
Frost, Samuel Fros., Ma garet Frost. John Frost.
and Sarah Ann Frost all Of Hancock County and
State Of Ohio. Joseph Hickerson, Allen II. Hick.
son. James Galloway and Elizabeth his wife
VIM. D. Hipkins and Margret his wife, Nancy
Hckerson. Jane Hickerson, and Samuel Kicker
son. of the County Of Putnam. and State of Ohio.
Ruben BlizArd and Sophia his wife of the State
IT Indiana. will take notice that petition was
filed against them on the thirteenth day Of
March. i847 in the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Putnam County and Stale OF OHIO by Thomas H.
B. Hipkins and is now pending wherein the
said Thomas H. B. Hipkinsdemands partition of
the following real estate TO wit:
In lot No forty in the Town Of Gilboa, Putnam
County, Ohio, together with the appertenances
thereunto belonging and that o, the next term Of
said Court application will be made by the said
Thomus H. B. Hipkins for an order that partition
be made Of said premises
Bv A. MONROE, hi. .attorueu.
Dated March aoth i847. io 3is
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HEBREW PLASTER.
READ, and Receive Instruction.

WE would call the attention of our readers
10 The advertisement Of the Hebrew Plaster,
and the HoNEY-COATED PILL, in lo-day's pa
per; and would also stale in connection with
this, that we are well acquainted with The
Hebrew PlasIer, having made nse Of il al the
East of severe pair IN our gidts and breast,
which at one Time threaienep 10 entirely dis
able us from attending to our business
Two or three applications of the Plaster. en-
tirely cured us. We have ID various instap.
ces since, recommended il to Others for seat.
ed pains Of all descriptions, and have never
known il 10 fail in efecing a permanent,
cure.-Logansport Telegraph.
JEW DAVlD'S, OR HEBREW PLAs-
TER,
Is becoming one Of The most popular med
icines now before the public. For reuoyine
allseated pains, such as Rheumatism. main Il,
the back, side or breast, il has no equal ia
the world. 1t is also eficacnus in removing
wcns, tuin0rs, corns, &c. We do not de-
sign 10 puff this medicine with old, fictitious
certificates, but will simply mention a few
recent cases, where it has effected cures.
Mr. Sloan, of Zanesyille, alter having suf.
fered with Rheumatism for nine gears, was
cured by using the Hebrew Plaster.
Mr.. Anderson, Of Putnam, was troubled
for long time with lame back, occasioned
by overlifiing, and was cured by using this
plaster.
A man (name not recollected,) of Gratiot,
IN Licking county, was entirely cured Of
Rhumalism by using this plaster.
The following certificate from Mr.. Wor-
stell, editor of the Masslon Gaze,,e, was
furnished us few days since:
Messls. Comsock Il Co During last win
Ter and Spring, was SO troubled with pain
IN my breast, as 10 render me unfit for the
dnlies ofihe Office; and, hearing your Jew
David's, or Hebrew Plaster, highly recon-
mended, for similar cases, was induced to
give II trinl. ! had worn plaster on nv
breast but short time, when all pain lefi
me, and was enabled again to engage in the
duties of the office. My sister, residing
at Steubenvllc, has also received much
benefit from its use.
J. P. WORSTEII,.
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LANDS FOR SALEI

'TIE subscriber is desrous of dsposng OF the following
l. lands md tenencnts ut very low prices and the
most reasonable TERMS in several payments, with approved
security:
farm of 1876 Blanchard river the Napoleon
road miles north of Kaa containing forty acres Of the
best lotion land In the county and yve Lf said
farm improved together with several springs of excellent
water
farm of eighty arres in Section ten, Perry town
ship. on Blanchard river,and nbou mile from the village
of Franconia, adjoinng the property known as Ride
nour's mill" with upwards OF forty Of improve
men hard of beuring frat trees and comfortable
frame house
Also farm OF lee about miles south Of Kaida
near Hoy Creek, with 20 of improvement and young
bearing orchard of apple and peach trees.
One eighty lot situated on the road from Kada TO
Lima. NJ out miles south of Knlida.
One eghtynrre lot on the road from Kalida to Kenon
three miles east of Kalidn.
One eighty acre lot situated on the road leading from
kalida to Section 90 Of the Miami Extension Canal
Also improved ou OTIS in tie village Of Kalida which
will he sold either together single all suit purchasers
Also the Tannery IN Knida. now occupied by John
Kuhns, Esq. good dwelling house and tan house. and
the requisite fitting up Of rood Tnnacry.
GEORGE J. WICHTERMAN
Perry, o:t. S, 1916. sIW
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-04-30
Rev. rs. Hibbard's
VEGETABLE AN7LBILIOUS
FA M lily PILLS.
uIRRARn,s pills have han ov,o,


HIBBARD'S PILLS have been exten
svely used throughout this country, and
have proved the best remedy for Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Bilious Cholic, Nervous Choliic,
Headache, Piles, Liver complaints, Bilious
Fever, Fever and Ague, Dysentary,
Hopping Cough, Summer complaints, Dis
eases oil children, &c. ever used.
Ertractr from, Letters recsipei by IL. P-,,rtesor
have experinientsly proved your Family Pills to be
NEST excellent. and am solicitous to ohtain more
.gr.u Rev. r. v. GREEyBANK, smyrna, Del.
have disposed OF oil the Pills had and find them very
Pew. r. p. gibson, Providence, nj.
Dear elrfast winter received small supply OF your
Carminaiive Saive and qiantlty OF your Vegetable
Pills. They gone, aud fouT.douhle would have
been by this time II had had them. They exceeded my
most sangnne expectations. much want supply, and
tients, to keep them constantly and for my own
and other practitioners Of medicine, &c.
DIR. ADNER CARPENTER, Malta, N. Y.
became acquainted with your Fumily Pills In Philu
delpin and procured dozen foxes of them. AT that
time my health had greatly to interfere with my
only relieve me, hut ultimately effect cure. have tried
them, and such change has been effected IN my system In
one weeks time to 0stonsh many desire 10 spread
SO useful medicine induces me to send you the following
order &C.
- An orders for Pills and salve, or for Drucs and
Medicines win be promptly executed by T. R. HIBBARD,
Druggist, No. go, ST. John street. New York.
Price ia cts. per Box. G. Fl. RICE,
Kalida, July 90, ls46. 2s2bf Agent
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KaALIDaA HOTEL.

J "A NJ LIS "a. VAIL
LIN AS taken tho well known and
kNxA IL IL commodous Tavern Stand fern.
NssH crly occupied BY 4. r. Mcclure. TIL
MsarI House has been thoroughly repairee
&AsAAhsb this fall, and is now well fitted 10 tht
accommodation Of the travelling community.
J. H. v. feels confident that those who favol
him by selecting bis house will find the accom-
and attendance equal to those of an,
House in this part Ohio Hisiable will be well
furnished with the best the surrounding country
affords, and his bills will be found reasonab,
low 10 suit the times. He has also large and good
stoblng, and designs to spare no pains to secur,
lo cnniOrt and cnnvenienc. nf.hia nn asis N
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PROSPECTUS OF THE OHIO PRESS.

Tho Orfo PRrsa will labor for the cstab.
Iishment Of universal liberty and political
equality, and will advocate The measures Of
the democratic party as the best calculated
10 advance these great principles.
The most Important ofthese measures, are
that the tariff shall be for revenue only, and
NOT for protection, the finances OF tho Unlied
States shall have no connection with banks,
nor with any otherieurrency than geld and
silver coin; ;and the state goretnment shall
confer no chartered OF special privileges, nor
nor give any sanction to paper currency.
The same principles govern in both ma
tional and state afiairs--frst, the equal ght
ofall men TO acquire and possess property,
10 buy and sell without restraint, and to pur'
sno any honest occupation--and secondly,
The protection ofihe constitutional currency
from debasement by issues ofbaak notes.
Or the great measures for wch the democra-
cy Of this country are contending, may be con
densed in the short expressive sentence
FREE TRADE AND HARD MONEY.
The PRKss will contend for just system
OF taxation, by which all will be taxed in pro-
portion 10 their wealth. and by the same uni
form law.
The Press will advocate the speedy call
Of q convention, TO frame constitution, tit
for the people Of Ohio, and in accordance
with the present enlightened state OF political
science.
Our country being engaged in war, in
vh;ch II has been involved BY the injustice
and stubbornness ofa neighboring govern
meut. the Press will sustain the adminstra-
,ion, in its efforts 10 end this war by speedy
and honorable peace.
Since no permanent reform can be aitec-
ted that is not based upon the convictions
Of the people, and scince it the first step in
political progrers, that pure principles and
measures he well understood by the mass OF
the voteis; il will be The constant object OF
the Ohio Press to spread the knowledge OF
democratic principles and measures, by the
publication Of discussions, investigations,
sud facts. The weapon 10 truth, the obIec'
freedom.
This is the course which the Press has
endeavored 10 pursue from its first establish
ment TO the present time. 1t will continue
10 follow The same track, struggling for the
ascendancy of democratic measures and
men, and combating with the enemies OF
truth and freedom, in whatever garb- they
ma, present themselves.
The friends Of equal rights are appealed
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the Press, as one means Of aiding the great
cause Of democracy
TERMs.--The ONO PRESS Is published
twice week, at three dollars per annum.
ANY person sending the names of five sub
scribers, with the money, will be entitled 10
an extra copy.
The WEEKLY ONO Press is at the rate
Of Two dollars per annum.
To CLuBs.--Six copies Of The Weekly
Press will be sent for one year for ten dol
lars. or ten copies for fifteen dollars. Six
cop;os of the weekly will be sent from this
date until after the election for five dollars,
or at the same rate for paIt of that time.
These rates are low, because they are for
sash in adpance, which must be remember
ed.
CoIuNBus. April 10, lS47.
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CoLuMBus, April 10, ls47.
WASHINGTON AND HIS GENERALS,
OR LEGENDS OF THE REVOLUTION.
BY GEORGE LIPPARD.

TvHTs WORK, which, as partly published
i in the SATURDAY COURIER. has cx.
cited 80 much attention in all parts Of he
Union, and received the emphatic praise oi
not only the prominent Editors and Literary
men, but also the Survivors Of the Revolu-
ton, has been siereotyped, and will be i'm
mediatey published, in four parts, printed on
fine paper, and forming altogether 500 oc'a-
vo pages.
The design Of The work-to illustrate his
tory By tradition, legend and romance is
entirely original with the Author The
scenes which he pictures are founded upon
authentic accounts, derived from survivors
efthe Revolution. While il has been his
intention 10 impart the most absorbing inter
est to the pages of this book, no historical
fact has been disturbed, nor moral truth vi
clated.
GENERAL CONTENTS.--Legends of
Washington, Wayne, Green, Benedict Ar
mold, Allen M'lane, Lee of the Legion; the
Battles Of Brandywine, Quebec, Saratoga,
Red Bank, Paoli, Germantown; incidents in
the lives Of John Andre, Nathan Hale, Isaac
Hayne, the Signers Of the Declaration Of In
dependence, traditions Of the Hero Women
Of the Revolution, etc. etc.
II is not deemed necessary TO append the
opinions Of the press, which emphatcally
distinguish the work, "as one ofthe most h-
seresting and readable Torks on the Repolu-
siOn, ever published"
All persons wishing TO obtain the work,
without delay, direct from the publishers,
will please enclos ONE DOLLAR, ,(post paid)
aud address,
G.LIPPARD g. CO., Philadelphia.
All Editors who copy this prospectus, Tor
who have copied previous notices) will be
Immediately supplied.
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Used By TIE Inhabitants Of China for more
Man20O0 Years and now first Introduced
into the United Sta,es!

prepared entirely from the of GINSENG and war.
or Opium = "' ''"u'y'
seontsong powor over these diseases con 10 nttested
Wy hundreds In tile State who testify tlt 1t las raised
Them from the Brink of tie Grave!,
after tfey nnd their friends iud long ceased 10 lone An
AGENT writes" Your medicine Is Going wonders In our
neigl oo as short time we have Lad it. Four OF
my neigborsw whose certificates send you, date their
Life's SdipGtiOn TO ii!
Send on fresh supply Is frst driving out the old rene
dies-the low price at Which you put it,
ONLY FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE! +!
s consideration of these ard times" il-
Tie action OF tie GINSENG PANAoEA differs from that of
my otter preparation ever offered for tie sEme cass Of
discusses instcnd OF quitting the Bonc al irritation ly
Their properties. ond tlus rendering tile lungs in
sensible 10 tho irritation Of the disease Which Is u INST
ening the Patient to the Tomt!l IL |.57sT
RemorfS the Irritation,
s SPECIFIC action on the lungs and restores the sufferer
Hdpe yOu C0ugh?
Reco!eet cough is Int the signnl Of approaching Con
anlption Reject in such ease, tile Opium mixtures offer
ed as sps clfcs, as you Uouid Poisonl
Ask yoHr PhgSiciaa--iL wiH tell you so.
Are You dragging out living death with that worst Of
BRONCHITISo
Avoid the Opium Nos,rl,msil
Your eannot 6s DOZENS ho mars been cured
--PERMANENILY y CURED-6y this pregarafionT :
Even though Consumption he preying on yeur yjtoIs
with its serpent teetl, ~
THERE rs YET HOPE!
The experience of dozens to you-7hsrs is MORE
THAN HOPE. - '"o"G
Try the GINSENG. The price At which
we pnt il. places il within the reach of all
DHpIS 4 WiLNER, Columbus, General .soents fo,
Ono, to whom all orders 81 ouid he addressed. ~
Sold by IL. u. LEE, Kalida.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NoTICE shereby given that at the March
IN Term ofthe Cou't Of Common Plens in and
for Putnam County, A. D. I847, John G. Upbouse
was duly appointed and qualified as Adlninis,ra. !.
tor Of of the Estate ofHenry shoulte. decensed.
JOHN G. UPHOUSE.
kalida, April Y. l847 3l9cw
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J. WORSTEI,I,.
Massillon, Nov. II, ls43.
Messrs. Coms!ock e. Co.

Messrs. Coms!ock e. Co.
Gens:-About six years since, receiv
ed hurt, which broke two of my ribs; siuce
which time have been mos, of tho time ul,.
able 10 do any work from a severe pain in
my side and breast. Ihad despaired of ev-
er being cured, having already paid enough
10 doctors 10 pay fer IA good farm, and reeeiv-
ed no benefit. But thanks to the genius
who first compounded the 'iIebrew Plasfe,,'
through its eff,cls lam WELT About six
weeks since, in Logansporl, heard an agen,
ofyonrs recommending the Hebrew Pluser,'
and was induced to buy box, and the re-
sull was as ! have stated. would als,
state, iha' have a daughter who for two
years has been unable to do W ,rk fiom pain
IN her side, and general pros,ratlon of
strength. who also applied plaster to her
side, and at the same time made use oi The
Honey coated Pills. She is now nearly well.
ind improving rapidly.
Yours, with great respect,
CALEB HARRISON.
Each box contains sufficient 10 spread G
'r 8 large pIasters. Price SO cents per box.
AcENTs.--H. G. LEE, Kaida; M. MYERS.
Columbus Grove; and w. HAMILTON, PEN
ileion. Feb. H. lS47. 3Ilacw
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-04-30
AUDITORS SALE.
SECTION SIXTEEN GREENSBURGH
TOWNSHIP.

persuance of law Nahum Smith, Auditor In and for
Putnam County and State OF Ohio, will offer for sale
T. esday. the Eleventh day Of May 647, nt l2 o'clock at
noon. nj the door of the Court House, IN said county OF Put
man, the following described ands eug section SIXTEEN
Greensurg Towhshpn said county set apart for schools
therein TO wit: