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Ezra FOR RENT, commodious dwelling house on
Mill Pennsylvania avenue, in the row known as the
-0X g Sir Buildings" This house has been thoroughly
repaired from cellar to garre-Price $3.50 per year.
Enquire at the Union Office
DOARDING.-Miss Polk Is prepared to receive
ID bers of Congress and other boarders Location one
door west of jackson Hail. adjoining Tyer's Hotel.
Dec. 3-du
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J. J. ACKERMAN. e
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
KALIDA, PUTNAM COUNTY, OHIO.

NOTICE. '+
A petition viii be presented to the commits
IN sioners OF Putnam County at their next ses-
sien for county road, Communicating atthe Fort
Jennings road. thence iu southern direction be-
tween the land Of G.. Rather & M. Schroeder, to-
ward the town of Section Ten, in Jennings town
ship. = 9tif
Jennings township, March 3Oth. Ia47
3l8c A PETITIONER. x
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From Or. Baker, Springfield, Washington County.
t Kentuckv - -7,.- T'''

From Or. Baker. Springfield, Washington County,
+" Kentucky.
sle sPaIKoEELp, Ky. May IA. 1s45.
Messrs. Sanford & Park-I take this 0pportuuty of
informing you Of remarkable cure performed upep
me by the Of DR.. Wstars BaIsam OF Wild Cherry
In the year 1910, taken with IN Infammnten of
the Bowels, which labored under for SIX weeks when
gradually recovered In the fall Of 1884, was attacked
with severe cold which seated itself upsn my ianes
and for the of three years confined 10 inv had
tried all kinds Of medicines and every variety Of medcs
aid. without benefit and thus wenred along until the
winter OF 1874, when I heard Of "Wistars BaIsam Of
Wild Cherry fi aat
My friends persuaded to give trial, thought had
given up all hopes OF recovery, and had prepared myself
for the change Of another world Through ther soita
tion was induced to make Of the Genuine Wistars
Basam Of Wild Cherry" The effect was truly astonish.
ing. After five years Of aiciou pain and suffering and
after having spent your OR FIVE HUNDRED to
purpose and the hest and most respectable had
proved unavaiiing. restored health by the
blessing Of God and the use or Dr. Wistafs BsIssm
Wild Cherry.
now enjoying good hsalth and such is nv altered
appearance that avn no longer known when meet my
former acquantances
have gained rapidly in weight and my flesh 10 firm and
sold can now eat as much any person. and my food
seems to agree with me. have eaten during the
last six months than had eaten for five years before
Considering my case almost miracle deem t neces.
sary for the good Of the afflicted and duty owe TO the
propetors and my fellow men, to make this statement
valuable medicine Wsar's Balsnm Of wild Cherry.
Cures similar 10 tis above are % constantly being per-
formed in other parts Of country and should In
call upon all whoale afflicted with pulmonary disenses
at to this the only remedy that be relied
for cure. .et1tei2i icB slr{4sE MH Ia
ssa j, cnsnns on the eorss, q EsHrA and Walnut
General Agents FOR the Western States.
Sold by II. G. LEE. Kalida. go@1Hi5lH ls8cl
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NSCHANCERY.
~. nv CHA
Thomas H. B. Hipkins,
PETITION FOR
PARTITION,

gs n !. pnTnIonr -
Samuel Hickerson, ct al. ran ioN'
CAMUEL HICKERsON. Alexander Kilpat'
| y rick, and Elenor his wife, Josephus Wood
Solomon H. Wood, John J. Wood, Abner G.
Wood, Harriet Wood, Andrew Powell, and Maria
his wife, the heirs of James Robins and Philens
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
Stale of Ohio. Joseph Hickerson, Allen H. Hick
son, James Galloway and Elizabeth his wife
VIM. d. Hipkins and Margret his wife, Nancy
Hickerson, Jane Hickeson, and Samuel Kicker
son, Of the County of Putnam. and State Of Ohio,
Ruben Blizzard and Sophia his wife Of the State
| Of 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 State OF Ohio by Thomas H..
B. Hipkins and is now pending wherein the
said Thomas H. B. Hipkins demands partition Of
the following real estate TO wit: ge
In lot No forty in the Town OF Gilboa, Putnam
County, Ohio, together with the appertsnances
thereunto belonging and that at the next term Of
said Court application will be made by the said
Thomas H. B. Hipkins for an order that partition
be made Of said premises.
3R3 By A. MONROE, his Attorney.
Dated March 30th I847. 055o 3l9
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DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.

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CoLuMpus, April 10, ls47.
WASHINGTON AND HIS GENERALS
, SIS OR LEGENDS OF THE REVOLUTION.
BY GEORGE LIPPARD. siagaH (

sI * &
.gTyHIs WORK, which, as partly published
IL n the SATURDAY COI RiER, has ex-
cited SO much attention in all parts Of be
Union. and received the emphatic praise ol
not only the prominent Editors and Literary
men. but also the Survivors Of the Reyolu.
tion. has been stereotyped, and will be i'm.
mediately published, in four parts, printed on
fine paper, and forming altogether SoO ocia'
yo pages. a
The design Of the work-to illustrate his
torn by tradition, legend and romdnce--ls
entirely original with the Author. The
scenes which he pictures are founded upon
authentic accounts, derived from survivors
Of The Revolution. While il has been his
intention 10 impart the most absorbing inter
est to tho pages Of this book, no hlstorica
fact has been disturbed, nor moral truth vi
olaied
rs 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
sthe lives OF John Andre, Nathan Hale, Isaac
Hayne, the Signers Of the Declaration ofln-
dependence, traditions of the Hero Women
ofthe Revolution, etc. etc.
Il Is not deemed necessary to append the
opinions Of the press, which emphatically
distinguish the work, "as one oftte most iD-
seresting and readable rerks on the Repola-
tion, epsr published."
All persons wishing to obtain the work,
without delay, direct from the publishers,
win please enclos ONE DOLLAR,(post paid)
aud address, ,..
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iE All Editors who copy this prospectus, Tor
who have copied previous notices. will be
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ANOTHER NEW YEAR !

AMID che ever succession Of periods once more has re-
viewed around How frnugm with food for thought are
those " mile stones" In human life
CHANGE AFTER CHANGE
how many the changes-at retrospect Of the past 10
months will conjure up to viewi ;T'1 =
THE STRUGGLING POOR
nave IN some instances been made happy by the dawn of
brighter days; while those basking fn DIE tHl
SUNSHINE OF PROSPERITY
have had TO taste the bitter psngs Of want How ought
these vivid lessonsfrom off fe trurhfnl page-to stir
up the hearts Of all L#-
TO geody deeds,
And thoughts Of sympathy
DEATH too, has not been he but has helped make up
the changes Of the year. And where health soek
up its abode dsease holds in raidem But how oft
II III health attributed TO A -
NEGLIGENCE OR PREJUDICE,
which induces the suffering invalid TO- refuse Ssing the
rgful remedy which his own peculiar maady calls for
The experience of more than 'lf
TEN THOUSAND TRIALS u
proves the unequaed value Of that pleasant and most
celebrated medicine,
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
For Diseases Of the Lungs and Brsostl
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Rev. B. IEibbnrd's
VEGETABLE AN1IBILIOUS
F A M IL Y PILLS.

IIIBBARD'S PILLS have been exten
sively used throughout this country, and
have proved Ihe best remedy for Dyspepsia
Indigestion, Bilious Cholic, Nervous Cholic
Headache, Piles, Liver complaints, Bilious
Fever, Fever and Ague, Dysentary,
Hoop;ng Cough, Summer complaints, Dis
eases Of children, &c. ever used. ss
Erfraef, from, Letters reeei0ed BY The Proprietor
have experimeetay proved your Family Pills to be
most exeeIlent, and an soiieitous to obtain more
d Rev. r. Il. GEEENBANk, smyrna, Del
have disposed OF all the Pills had, and hnd them very
valuable. s, y.,.. ~
Dear sirLast winter received smell supply OF your
Carminatve Save, and quantity OF your sege,aye u
Pills. They were soon gone, aud fourdonbe wou,u nave
been by this time If had had them. They exceedcu my
most sanguine expectations much want snppV, ana
tients to keep them conaanty hand for my own use
and other practitioners Of medicine. &C.
~ DR. ABNER CARPENTER. Malta, N. y.
became acquainted with your Fsmily Pills In Phila
delpin and procured dozen boxes OF them. Al that
time nv health was 90 bad greatly TO interfere with my
mniseria dntes was assured that the pills would not
only relieve me- but ultimately effect cure. have tried
them and such change been effected In my system In
one week time as to sstonsh many desire TO spread
so useful medicine induces me to send you the Following
o'''' aev. PHARAOH A. OGDEN, PottsviIls, Psnns.
- All orders for Pills and salve, or for Drugs and
Medicines will be promptly executed by T. R. HIBBARD
Druggist, No. 90. ST. John street; New York:
Price l2a cts. per Box. G. II. RICE,
Kalida, July 90, ls46. 2sabf Agent
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KAoLIDA HOTEL

MES H. VAIL e@ y
NE AS taken the we'll known an
AHwA LII commodous Tavern Stand fert,
ksN erly occupied by T. R. Mcclure. To
s6W House has been thoroughly repared
dRnlhnab This fall, and is now well fitted 10 tht
accommodation of the travelling community.
]. H. v. feels confident that those who fav,
him by selecting his house will find the accon,,
modntions and attendance equal to those of a.
House in this part u Ohio. Histable will be We
furnished with the best the surrounding coun,.
affords, and his, bills will be found reasona
low to suit the times. He has also large and gu
stabling, and designs to spare no pains to secu'
hs comfort and convenience OF his quests.
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NOTICE.

A T eur instance on attachment was this day
N issued BY Charles Guisngera Justice of the
peass Of Blanchard Township. Putnam County,
against the properly and effects Of Christian
Smith. an absconding debtor efsaid County. da-
ID this third day Of April, nthe year ONE 'hou-
JOHN cox
.ro DAVID cox.
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Messrs. Comsiock g. Co:

Messrs. Comstock g. Co: e3bg8
Gents:--About six years since, receiy
ed hurt, which broke two of my ribs; siuce
which time have been most of The tilneIun
able 10 do any work from severe pain ia
my side and breast. ! had despaired Of ev
or being cured, having already paid enough
10 doctors 10 pay fer good farm, and reeeiv
ed no benefit But thanks to the genius
who first compounded the Hebrew Plaster,
through its effects am WE'LL About six
weeks since, in Logansport, heard nagen1
ofyours recommending the Hebrew Plaster,
and was induced to buy box, and the re-
suit was as have stated would also
state, that have daughter who for two
years has been unable to do work fiom pain
in her side, and general prostratIon Of
strength, who also applied plaster to hel
side, and at the same time made use OF the
Honey coated Pills. She is now nearly well,
and improving rapidly.
,A3 Yours, with great respect,
a8 CALEB HARRISON.
Each box contains sufficient to spread 6
or 8 large plasters. Price so cents per box.
pcAeENTs.--H. G. LEE, Kalida; M. MHERs,
Columbus Grove; and w. HAMILTON, PEN
dleton. Feb. 10. lS47. s# 3llacw
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& .LtsI 'pes I!idv 'soquD
HLINs q OvvSI =. Ill. l
4, .syBls!u ou PuB 'ss!Aispo 10 sloJ
40 sWss 10 lSd pup lIso o. pe'senbsi eip uq
o, po,qspu! ssAIssmsq, 5u!Aou4 suosIed NV
voqllD u! spooS 20 Hse,s s!q pIos ksP s!qlT
spq psuSIsIepun eq, ,sq' usA!5 AqeIsq 81
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HEBREW PLASTER.

READ, and Receive Instruction.
WE would call the attention of cur readers
to the advertisement of the Hebrew Plaster,
and the HoNEY-C COATED Pill, in to-day IS pa
per; and would also state in connection with
this, that we are we'll acquainted with the
Hebrew Plas,er, having made nse Of il at the
East of severe pain in our side and breast,
which at one time threatenep 10 entirely dis
able US from attending to our business -
Two or three applications of the Plaster, en-
tirely cured us. We have iu various instan-
ces since, recommended it to others for seat
ed pains of all descriptions, and have never
known it 10 fail in efleciing a permanen,
cure.-Logaasport Telegraph. y sa q.
JEW DAvID'S, OR HEBREW PLAs-
TER, 3
Is becoming one Of the most popular med
icines now before the public. For removing
allseated pains, such as Rheumatism,p pain in
the back, side or breast, it has no equal 10
the world. 1t is also efficacioUs in removing
wens, tumors, corns, &c. We do not de-
sign to puff this medicine with old, fictitious
certificates, but will simply mention a few
recent cases, where it has effected cures.
Mr.. Sloan, of Zanesvlle, after having snf.
fered with Rheumatism for nine years, was
cured by using the Hebrew Plaster. gEa
Mr.. Anderson, of Putnam, was troubled
for long time with lame back, occasioned
by ovcrlifiing, and was cured by using this
plaster. iaefza
A man (nsme not recolected,) Of Gratiot,
in Licking county, was entirely cured Of
Rhumatism by using this plaster.
The following certificate from MI. Wor-
stell, editor Of the Massllon Gazette, was
furnished us few days since: .a
Messrs. Comstock & CO. During last win
Ter and Spring, was so troubled with pain
in my breast, as to render me unfit for the
dnties Of the office; and, hearing your Jew
David's, or Hebrew Plaster, highly recon-
mended, for similar cases, was induced to
give it trial. ! had worn plaster on my
breast but short time, when all pain left
me, andI was enabled again TO engage in the
duties of the office. My sister, residing
at Steubenville, has also received much
benefit from its use.
J.P. WORSTELL.
Massillon, Nov. IL, 1913.
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sNlDILOA
t'.. IN CHANCERY.

.'.., .'aa : Mars martin PETITION FOR DIvonsz.
YTyHEsaid Sarah Martin 10 heTsby notified thxt the
Il sosh day OF April I647, the said John Martin filed
in the Clerks Office Of the Court ofCommon Pleas for Put
nam county, Ohio his petition against the said Sarah
Martini che prayer Of which 10 that the said John MAI
tin may be divorced from her the said Sarah Martin cause
And the said sarah Martin further notified that depss
ions IN this cause will be taken by psftons at the office
OF John w. Williams Justice ov the Peace In and yos
Madison Tevnship Hancock county, Ohio on the
seventh day June ie4T between the hours o. sight
clock, a. NJ, and eight o'clock. P. NJ, oy said day
yt BY JOHN y. .ACKERMAN.
4A fs8g eH H. An'y FOR Petitioner
April 90, Js47. 3elFw
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mTLLINERY AND DRESS MAKING
!. MIss MARY j. BRITTON

WouLp inform the ladies II as :, raina Ss ssns SSIa q,
Z 80. T,rnsr's. half q mile east Of Columbus
ass nyeoared 70 execute all orders in the line
~ ponnet sud Dress making, in neat and taste
-. manner and al prices that shall be esatisiactory
Sai l;nds of grain and such produce as is usually
ssren Al tho stores. will be reserved IN excnange'
and cash will not be refused. ,o,l.
Golnanhna Grove, Noy.24. l146. 9vlzw
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GEORGE SKINNER,
Feb. 10, l847

GADDLE & HARNESS MAKER, Kalda,
~ Pulnam county, Ohio. Orders promptly exc
cuted. Saddles, &C., constantly on hand
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THE PINE BLUFF TRAGEDY

Our readers may Iecollect that short time
since an account appeared in our column:
and indeed went The rounds Of the papers
generally, of what purpored to be an outrage.
Gus seduction case 10 Arkansas, and the MUIR
der, by the seducer, Of the father of the Sc,
duced. Judging, however, from what we
learn through source entitled to credit, we
are of the opinion that the published statement
is rather one sided affair. We have reason
to believe that the following are the facts =
The name Of the murdered man was James
Dubaun; that Of the murderer Embru, the
latter practitioner of medicine, and both res
denls Of Pine Bluff, Arkansas. The seduceJ
woman was Mrs. Taylor, the daughter o.
Dubaun. Mrs. Taylor aid husband were for
merly residents Of this city. Here, The hus
band became jealous of the wife. lived uuhap
PLY with her, and fiually returned with her
TO her fathers, declaring he could not live with
her. la Arkansas also, he alleged her conduct
to be reprehensibe, and on the strength Of such
representation, obtained divorce.
Shortly after the latter event, DR.. Embru be.
came acquainted with Mrs, Taylor, and, as II
was alleged by her friends, caused her seduc
lion. The father demanded, but did not obtain
redress wheroupon her brother, quite youth,
challenged Embru to combat. The parties
met, but through SO he frivolous prelcx', young
Dubaun declined fighting. The charge of Sc
duclion having gained some notoriety Embrr
left Bluff, and settled in the neighborhood. :
About six weeks since, however, having bust
ness TO transact at the Bluff, he visited tina
place, whereupon the two Dubauns, father anc
son, assailed him while unarncd, fired al hin
several times, and severely wounded him il
the hip. Through the interference Of specta
tors, Embru's lie was saved, and he was lakel
home. About three weeks after, having par
TALLY recovered, he again visited Piue Bluff
and while sitting at window of the hote
where he stopped saw the Two Dubauns ap
preaching. Under the impression that the,
were seeking him, Embru drew his pistols, an
shot both father and son. The father fell dea
on the spot, but the son was not MORALLY woun
died. and is now recovering. Embru left Pin
Bluff, and is residing in the vicinity. 81. Lou
Rcpille. ~.
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NEW YORK MARKET, Aug. Il


The -four market firm, sales not very heavy;
Gcncsee could be bought at the close for less
than Sc; sales of about 1000 barrels Of Genesee
were made during the day at SIS S7sa$6 small
sales of Oswego at SIS SlaS5S73 and Of West
ern at S. 62a; in Southern nothing doing.
Indian Meal very firm al 81 75a$3, but no
transactions Of importance. &"
Wheat in demand, but held too high for trans
actions. For prime Gsnesee 40 was bid, and
some lots Of ordinary TO good Ohio were sold
at ll2I. r.
The sales of corn today are 10000 bush. al
75a77 for round and fiat yellow.
The cotton market is without animation; the
sales to day 500 bales.
The commercial community are looking for
further news from Europe with much interest,
there being now two steamers due from Eu.
rope. The French Mail steamer Missouri, from
France, with dates TO the 3lst ut. and the Bri
fish steamer Cambria, from Liverpool, to the
ath inst.
The Cambria being the fastest ,,s;ccss!! boat in tn
Cunard line, it is supposed she will arrive mrs
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FEMALE CouRAGE.- seIvan, girl of Lise
remarkable for her fearless disposition, laid a
wager that she would 60 into charnel-house
at midnight, with light, and bring from thence
dead mans skull. Accordingly, at the ap-
pointed time, she went; but the person with
whom she made the bet had gone before and
hid himself in the place. When he heard hel
descend and take up the skull, he called out in
hollow dismal voice, Leave me my head p
The girl instead Of displaying symptoms OF
horror or fright, very ccolly laid it down and
said, "Well, there ii is lhen;" and took up
another, upon which the voice repeated
F." Leave me my head ~ But the heroic girl
observing that il was the same voice that had
called before, answered in her own county
dialect, Nae nae, friend, ye cana ha' twa
heads |" 49,"
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A. M. H OF F AR,
SURGEON DENTJST.

LNOUR-AND-A-HALF street, FIVE doors sbove
IL Penn Avenue, east side. A. N. H. performs
all operations in the line Of his profe sion, such %
plugging cleaning and inserting artificial teeth from
one 10 full sctalso full sets made with artificial
gums Having had great experiences in his line Of
business for many yeaIs in the city Of Philadelphia,
he pledges himself that he shall not be surpassed for
beauty or durability, and having very great facilities
for such work, it will BIO done much lower than ever
done in this city.
From four to five o'clock each day devoted to the
attention of childrens teeth 10 regulate their proper
positions, for which there will be no charge for ad-
vice, but only for actual operation.
aug 2--n
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TIME WASHINGTON CITY CIRCULATE
ING MUSICAL LIBRARY.-MRs. Gan.
nrr ANDERSON intends opening the above named
Musical Library as SOON as sufficient number OF
subscribers shall have been obtained to justify the
carrying the same into effect IL has been approved
by many, as it will afford All opportunity to tho To-
vcrs of music of avaling themselves of what music
they may want, Tor its use only, at small expense.
The Library viii be furnished with the standard and
new music, comprising opera music, songs, duets.
values, &c. r
For terms, apply at my Music and Stationery
Sicrc, where tho Library will be established.
Penn. avenue between | It'll and 18th sts
august 5--oawiw .. ~" ...v'a.,