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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-21
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS.
WILLIAM II. WARD, 70
Attorney at Law.
AND GENERAL AGENT,

CITY OF WASHINGTON, D. c.,
Respectfully announces that he will ATTEND to
the prosecution of Claims before the several ET-
ecutire Departments of the Government, and
Claims against the United States for Lands or
Money; to the settlement Of public accounts; to
Claims before Commissioners under Indian or
other Treaties; to Presumption and other Land
Claims, and to the procuring of Land Patente; to
Pensions in the Army and Navy, or business
connected herewith; to the obtaining of Patents
for scientific or useful inrentions, and to all
other business Of a public nature requiring an
Agent.
Claims against individuals promptly attended
to, titles investigated. &C., &c.
Information giving free Of charge. All letters
to be postpaid.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-21

Iron, Steel, Hardware and Cutlery.
AdA esshaA Lbs. IRON, assorted,
' WV" 500 plough wings.
1000 Lbs. English & American Blister StceI,
1000 do. German and Cost,stoe,
$4,000 do. Castings, assorted,
$50 Sets wagon boxes,
100 Kegs nails, also, anviIs, vices, hammers,
bellows, spades. shovos, hoes, axes. log and trace
chains, sscut and hand saws. paten, balances,
steoI-yard augurs, chseIs, strap and but hinges,
pad sacks, files, rasps, brass and copper ketta.s
knives and forks, pocket knives, frying pans, cur
ry combs, stters, cotton and wool cards, pcrcus-
sion caps, hnts, &c. g..
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.
July 3, 1917. 81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-21
$500 Reward.

TWO HU UNDKED Doll
LA RS reward viii be given
by the Undersigned, for the
apprehension and delivery
to him, at his residence in
Montgomery county. or to-
the Sheriff Of Johnson co.
his negro man ANDFP
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Sherif's Sale.

RY virtue oftwo Vendi Exronas to me
~ direc'ed from the cour, of common
pleas of Wyandot county Ohio, shall
Offer for sale at pubic vendue at the door
Of the court house 10 Upper Sandusky, in
said county. on the 23d day Of Nov. next,
between the hours of III O'Clock A VI
and p. NJ. Of said day, the felluwing
lands and tenements. to wit: 10 bits Nos
~. 33 S134 in the town o( McCutcbenvtle
in said county;levied rpon as the proper
". nf Samuel ID. Erect TO satisfy tws ex
ecuIions 10 favor of Joseph McCutchen
and agairst said Erect.
TH0MiS BAIRD,
Sheriff w .
DC, 90, ls47 -a-4t.
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S|,erif's Sale.

EpN yiftne OF awtIi Of vendition eXpoDas
~ duy issued from ,be court OF common
pie; II N,ando county, d il. 4" the d.
rec'ed. ! will offer for sale al p.bhc ven
due tie C .nr house 10 Upper Sdndnsks
in said county. on the 23i day Of Nov.
1917. between The hours 10 clock 4. VI
and =. NJ. Of said day, the following
lends and tenements, to wit: In lots Nos
- aud 73 in The town of McCn'chenvilie
in said cruntl; .akea aud levied upon as
the property of Henry ilonpt. TO sa iisf
an execution in favor ofJames X. Dunlap
aud against said lIonpt & George Eaton
THOMAS BAIRD.
Sheriff u. c
Oct %, lSl7-2-i,.
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THE Poor CT oNpox-l lpward Of %
eco persons arcp,w Inmates Ut the u nd"'
work -house>; Ge,etU are receiving ont
duor relief, aud from liCO to 2ta'o are
nightly shell cred IN Tie refnges i"r IN
honseless. The aggregate exec d' luo'
many thousands whn live n begglng. a"d
thousands more who i've hy crtmntn q
practices.
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Watch and Clocks!

sE7iIE citizens OF Upper Sandusky aud
vicinity, are resPe ctlully informed
Ihat the subscriber has commenced the
Watch and Clock making business in all
lis various branches. Patent Lever, CYL.
lnder, Lepin, Repeater, aud common
Watches and Clocks of all kinds repaired
and cIeansed, on the most reasonable
terms.
He also offers lis services as surveyor.
ERNEST NJ. KRAKAU.
July ., lS41-38-3m.
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Providence, October 25, lSl3.
ONE nlSEASE or MAN(!


So, enc u my opponents will leave i,
with ihe learned to decide whether there
be more than one cause uf disease. Di.
sease may be defined as the opposite Of
health. What is kealth! 1t is the per,
tormance, regularly, Of all the functions
ot he body. fully and without pain What
! s d;se~st. Ii is ,oam Of Life III the part
| wLere the pain is felt, or wnere the numb
ness or enlare emcnt Is situated How do
you know il is 81! Look al that piece oil
meat, i, is becoming rutriJ. hat makes
it putrid! i. was not SO wien forming part
OF lyius body. No Because thea HE
-lle prlnc,pie WAS able {, throw ,h paf-
ucular matter which neutral zcd Tic
a muspheiIc AR, aud instead Of producing
disease produced the breath OF HE, ard
Is the cause uf tie heat the human BODY
So a want Of lie IN part, is disease IN
tsat part. O course 1t IS. For now
q Il j tiHpure humors collect, II the pow
esa Of lie we're stI0ng enough to throw
t0en aul without The ard ui medicine! lie
riiing is lmpussibie. Bnt say some, how
80 ,.u kuoW that the powers OF liie would
not u raw cut tie impure l,nrhois coiiecteu
~ aiiy paIt ol The budy without resorl'hg
80 liledlciut! | auswer. 10 snch, that II
wonid ue Ike the aiding a man after he
vas CrGshed . dealh with load which
We had The powerlu take oil his back be-
,,,.t,I 40 IKE hard Lesrl.
'''e "e "''' "''' w., v,,o,hnr i,.
could nut get up withuntieIP, aud when
sdead, We say OF! Wish i bad helfed
''''" !, !. ~, ,,o
- 'N" ~ ,ilr ,s.l,.s II,
: 90 '' -, r.lr W.
"'''"e ' h,nds ,f c,,e
nave '"o ''.""' ~ ~ f.. =, ;,s
"''"D"' 40 roo,r.r, every
2 '""e 80 ~ n",,.s p,Is ,r,'eu ., =
''"0 l,,,,a. .nt bat,er NM
! a.. .-1,,ro,i =, L,ol,h Thcs,
20 ,i. INNS,
i ,1.n u,e III,
0o"' 49,, =, l,so,,o ,,auar,
ac,scf no ,1,uos,
> - rom ,"I -, ,i,a ,1s, ,Lcm are salls
+ rI r,,l, ,s aimed Here II
I ue' '''' .oC,r ir ,scsssar, +,
Il - ''o' ,,,a lILaye .s,
''""! ~ ~ IA ca,tlcma,
't'0i ""' ,,I,a Ios ,Lc,
Il 'e"! va ona ro.o,he,
} ''S ~ -" w,,,lI sunnose
'''s o''."e' ""a ,nnch oxers,xtv In
ii '" '"'A ~ 49, oa,roa T., hav,
a NE "' 's "sS"''u "1 :" ,,..,,,.
"es'. 'e"t eu' So
/ ne brs"a e'" ~ .
1 ne" '"e,e :"
f: areham' Da'hs' "o'e w. ma -.
= y twenty years sue was ~"
ahy assistance 10 helse"
a snUwed itselI as St' ' nus Da"'e ~"
huutred and MY o"Xes o' I'''s c"'eu "e'
g aba sue mas uee" az A.,
= ,eNrs, aud fully co'"pe'e"' ~ al 'he u''
b, he,selt, var puDlshed five years ago.
have iust received The case ot a med
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attachment Notice

!. A TIN, instance an atfachment was Il.
N da, issued by Abraham Myressa lac
ice a the prsce oi t'raw wi"rd' t"lw"sh'p
" ,ahdoi cuanty agaIpsl ths property an
.aer,s 81 Paul Leiiner, non resident :"
sid co1niy.
Dec5 this 18th darof 0e'. la47--1-3t
AMOS McNAlRY, .9gcRt.
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Kisses, Candies, Mats
Raiisins and Figs,

L obac chewers or Smokers can be Just
suited, for he has some of the bsst tobac-
co and cigars that can be got, almost e.
nonght TO make chewers and smokers out
of those who never use tobacco.
1t is unnecessary 10 attempt giving
list OF the articles that can be found ia The
Saloon, but just say, 60 and see for
Yourself
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SIlcri!i sale.

Es1 ,HIue Of aud pursuant o decree
az u he cour, f comaon plt as wi'lIu
aud fpr tie cnant, OF NY yandnl and shte
Of Otio | i'll txp,se 10 public sale a! the
dut Of the court house in Upper Sandus
k>, in said county. on the !3j day Of y. v
y d. his41 between the hours OF 10
o'clask. A. VI and 4 p VI Of said da,,
II . follow ing real esiate, to wit: Lot M.
% il tie village ,f McCn chenville, in
said " andot county Ohm
Said re- estate is ordered 10 be sold
y, said court TO satisfy decree there IN
"a favor of Herr, Freel and against John
Reade Administrator Of Pc er ID. Zabris ,
hie, deceased.
THOMAS BtIRD.
Sheriff " c.
Ori 90 lsl1-2-4t
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HartcstS wth0M l'rfrions SaicMs' II"
New York paper we find an account oi
method Of compelling the wheat plant to
becemc perennial, like glass, aud 10 per-
feet it's grains annually without annual
sowing Of seed, which has been success
fully prac'ised a, Constance, IN Gs rmaA!
Ii was discovered by the siewa Of an e-.
tate named Krcn. His melhui, at'ei
plourhing and manurirg ,he lAud, and
sowing It with summer or witicr "hea Is
to NOW it in the spting be:oie the e-r
makes its appearance. This process Is
repeated several times in the season, and
the produc, is used as hay. The plants Is
then allowed to grow and be Cut in the
ordinary manner. The next year is ripens
earlier, and bears more sbnGdan lf u@h
wheat treated in the utdthary manner II
is manurod in the antumn Like gr"ss ~
The meadows, any IN sp'ia- cleared ir II
weeds. In this way, fram one Geii four
successive haries,s have been ga'h.r'.
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HANDSOME MGN.--tirc OF Cur exchanges
contain the following remarks: F." II ven are
threatened With a handsome man in the
family, just AXE clothes p '"ndef white
i.e'sye in tie bud, and bate, bis ntse Io
n pumice. From sutne cause or otLer.
handsome men are iuvariable assesi they
cultivate their hair and c"mF''X"n u So
much that they have 10 time To tlr'nk OF
their brains. B, the time they reach tlir,
ty. their head and hands are tqnally sptt
Again we say, il you wish {" fiild an tnteI'
leclual man just 10, k for one with features
so rough that yo" m'git use his face tor a
nutmeg grater."
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given to the ihhzti-
tants Il Wy ando county, that there will
be petiilun presented to, tile Commis-
sinners Of Wyandoi county. at their next
December sessionr pra, lug Tor the aliera,v
lion OF the count, road that Stats at the'
Marion aud NJ, Blanchard s. ate road and
runs TO the county road tb- . rams from M t.
blanchard 10 John Cary : AIiil; heiaitefa-s
tion TO commen ce whcre the Upper SAN
dusky and Williams own state road crosses
the afore said co'.niy road: thence west
along said sta e road 10 The east line OF
David Adau.s' land; thence norih to north
line of lstael ltormas' land; thence east
TO the Jnlh west corner Of john Smiths
lard; tLence nor,bao intersect the sfore
said county road again. e<
October SIh, 1s41-l-it.
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T A X N 0 TIC E

'BHE amount of taxes levied in Wy andot
county for the year ls47, on each hun-
dred dollars Valuation, is, ao
Far State rurp ses, 2.l cents
FOR CounlJ 81 schUI, 32A +"
For Road purposes, 10 "
For township Poor aud Road
purposes IN Richand tp, 32a
For Township, Poor and Road =
purposes IN Crane tp, 40 4"
For Township Poor in l,moch>
Fer Township & Poor ia Anirin, 20 g
Fer Township g. Poor in Pitt, 10 /"
For Township & povr in Syca.
more,
For Township g. Po in Salem, ID /"
For Township x Poor in Ridge, Is g
For Township q Poor in aliin, ~ !" !,
The county Treasurer will attend, at
lis o(ice, iur the pnrpuse Of receiving
taxes until The 20Ih of December. alter
" lch il is made his duty to call upon
person at their residents.
GEORGE HARPER,
Treasurer.
Treasurer flics, L. Sandusky,
We. o. Sep. 32l l947. .-50.-4t
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Notice

rs hereby gwen, that petition will be
presented to the Commissioners Of Wy
anAot county, Ohio, at their next Decem-
per session, praying for the location OF a
county road commencing at the Wyandot
road leading TO Litlle Sandusky, eighty
DDS east Of the south east corner Of sec
ton thir.y two, in tow nship three south, In
range fifteen cas- thence north along the
east line Of Wm Neil land to the Soutl
east coruer OF W. e Kellar's !an,, in sec
lion weniy one thence west eighty rods
t. he stCu llne betwe, section TWEEN
u and wentN one; tlenoe north along TIC
llue rr nc ar 1t to the nor,h line o! Antrim
township
Oct. ~, lSl7--l-!t
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a good temper. a g4ol libiar}, goot
lie 9TH good wife and good "e"spaper,
are FIVE choice blessings.
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HARDWARE,
jStorcs and Pipe!
anl sizes fs'ov with the utensils for cooking
The General Sclection


n in in
STORE Remeater $ place to i you
wish COED bargains cheap and fancy goods
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division Of The Sous Of Temperance.
How Jonah .fth when he Was IN Tie
W'haie's Belly No one doubts that Jonah
renamed enttmbed alive in tie bowels
of a sea. monster for a considerable space
OF time, ard some ancient writers have
endesyored to account. philos"Ph'caliy.
for his existence in such a singular and
av ful situatinn One SAYS that the h-h
which swallow ed Jonah, had seven eyes
which served as so many windows tor 'he
prophet TO see all that vas IN the sea, ana
among ether things, to discover the way
which the Israeiites took, in crossing tie
Red Sea. Garasse says thai John himsel
acknowl ledges that his preservation was
miraculous, and that he more than doubt
whether lie remained in such greasy dis
Agreeable place for SO lpng time wilhou'
nour;shment Though he certainly saw
day-light three times return, II Is very
possible that tile munster Il, pass g
,Lrrueh tie centfe Uf the world, might
have teen IN opp sue Piaces y" '"s S'ooS
within twelve h,uIs. and lh"s exhibited I"
him day aod nigh, wtlLin that time, and
by this reckoning, Juuah would have +"
NAMED but one and hall days, ihs'eao
of three DAYS, within the body OF The rs
Bin, Jouah's whale has been found! Strange
as it may appear, Pl,ny details the e"''
oar fact tia, the skeleton OF an enormous
sea monster, found near The coast oi rpa
las been satisfactorily identified Is th.
very fish 10 which the history OF Jonah re
fers, Mr.. Jacob Bryant has eula g"d OF
the subject, aud supports the opinion
piny by description oi tie z- a"d pro
portions OF tie monster, and from tie ~
,uie and consideration Of tie cUas', neal
wh.re-iis remains were found.
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THE LONG EXP TED
.4rriUed at last!

MR., John J llartz who studied his pros
iesslon as physician and surgeon in
France and Germany and has practsed
u this state for the last II years, has a.,
lie many solicitation Of lis acquantances
permanently located 10 Upper Sandusky,
and tenders his professional services TO tie
public. He intends to restrict his riding
% the vicinity ol his place. Persons a, a
distance can consult lin by bringing the
nrip first taken in the morning, in, clean
wal, particularly IN long standing or Old
complaints
lie can be ionnd a. his Office, on Wy an.
dot avenue, opposite the old Indian tavern,
at all tunes, except when absent on pro-
iesstonal business Beng able to speak
the French, German and Eng lish langnsg
es, be can consult with all.
REFE II EN- G Es.
Doctor L. B,ggelow, Palmyra. Portage
county, o.
{" J. De Wolf. Rsvana, >
/" J r"wu IIudsnn Summit co.
Il. E.tep, Canton Stark, CO y
S. Seeby, Warren Trumbull CO.
J scott, Parkman, Geauga co.
U Sandu,ky Oct sth, ls47--52-uf
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Sheriff. S Sale.


DY virtue OF an execution tp me direct
- ed from lhe couFt Of common ,.pieaa
of Wyandot : county, Ohio Will Hor for
sale a. 'he d"er Of the court hu"se in the
tuwn Of Cpper SanhnsEy, W,sndni coun-
ty. Ohio, op The. 23d DAY of Navember. A.
ID. Is47. between the hours Of % o'clock
4. NJ aud 4 o clock. p. M..of said day the
i"llo~ ing property, to wit: The south half
of lie son'hwest garter of secI'on twen>
~ two. (22] township two ~ south, of
rarge twelve i2l east. in the Bnt,rns
lani district. u, containing eighty acres;
levied upuu as tile properly oi ,Nicholss
Alber,son, at the suit oil c ,esier Iook &
TO.
Appraised at $500.
THOMAS BtIRp :.
Shor:f ". C.
Oct. %. 1s4T-2-4t.
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alDf.Qn n0ArR4,

The highest market prices paid for PRO
dncedn goods.
These articles will all be sold as cheap at
the Saloon as any other establishment ia
slis place.
T. WHITE.
S'p'. II, ls41 -ia.
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Administrators Notice

NOTICE Is hereby gwen. that the sub
~ scriber has been appointed aud quail
fed as administrator on the esiae OF
Coprod Hare. late al w, ,andot county,
Ohio. dectased Dated al Upper Sandn>-
XIV, OHIO this 22d dav of Oc,. lS4I-2-3t y
ANNA MARY HARE,
LEVI HARE.
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GODEY'S REPRINT Of the two most
popular aid Fashionable English Maga>
zIues'
Rerrintof Blackwood's La
dy's Magazine. Monthly, 81 per Aunum
Reprint Of London World
OF Fashion, per Annum
Two copies Of eiher,or one
copy Of each, year, 5U
An, person subscribing to Godey's Lady's
Book, and sending S3 in advance, shall
be furnished with that work one year, and
a copy also one ear, Of either of the Re-
prints. gratis.
The above works afford greater profit
10 local alortravelling agents than an, 9th
er works published.
For terms, address the Publisher
l.. A. Cooley, Philadelphia.
SCRAp PLATES FOR SALE.-Foriy Of the
}eauiiful Eugravngs used ia the Lady =
Book, will he sent TO any person on re-
ceipt t One Dollar! They are all from>
Steel Plates, and are handsome adds
ton to scrap Book.
Address, L.. A. Cooley.
Publishers Hal, Philadelphia.
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AG e n T $.

ID. & W. A,res, Upper Sandaskv, Jo-
.eth Shurs, Lutle S.ndusk,i "; IL.
f.nes & Ca. Carey town; IL. freet, Nc.
u, chon,ille; T. liloom, MexicC, llrnr,
,huomar; Crawford ip.i Joscpa Shs.l ng
.3Hi'qgten..
Sep,-mbcr - lslT.-i7 In.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

There will be Temperance meeting
&at the Court House, on Saturday evening.
23d inst. for the purpose "f taking inio
consideration tie propriety Of organizing
division Of The Sous Of Temperance.
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QU EN- 8 w ARE!

tsu" sec o lsrrna " who
lie 5 a large qpan,ity Of Well selected
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Oct. 90, lel1-2-4t.
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Srr'. II. ls47 -ie.
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Treasurer ilics, I. Sandusky,
w t.. Q. Sept. 32d lS47. 80. At {
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-02-16
$54,162 SO
Or.

Ut.
Der Nebnun9sflbrsr 1T ersbtirt nit Dem 8ss
Iauf Der an ibn ausaeitsQtn Nnwsiiun t.. cen
Nrmsns9irftcren non Ssrfe@c fclpit nit bem
Der an ibn pcn psn SommfIcnsrs Der srfoQten
Sauntp ouS9sifsahn. .9tnmsiiun8sn, ndmlit {:
Sur5 Nrmtnbaus-3l4 Nnwslun S 1877 20
Jntercncn-52 Nnmsiiun9sn:
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Deftlihes 3udtbaus:
lInterbalt fir Serbrctsr fars Sabr
l845. ndmIleb $etsuemittel,
Sloouns, Seneruns, Wleoisin, 1t.
Auhsbas Gebalt su l9 Gents
etn 3as-l Anms,'llns 50a so
Inflaaeh nno 3eu3enfInpetfun9cn {:
y. 8eaaan Neputlit &C.
sen 3. Zimmerman 81
DO DO % g. Srilnpalt S 81
e. 8. 6mnter, ltntsrfuttea
bes Strpers y. 8 Saplor 10 90
3. grnit, Nsputlle scsen
W1 DcMneI 80
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WHAT Is BRoNCHlTIss

Mosr persons arc aware that the Lungs
are made up to great extent at ramfca-
tons, proceeding from the windppe, and in
tcrwcven in mos! wonderful manaer--.hal
these ramdeations are perfect tubes through
their whole length, and are iatcuded TO con-
vcy air TO every part Of the Lungs, in order
that the blood, which in lis course through
the body has become impure from an excess
of carbon, may be restored TO purity by the
oxygen Of the aimosphcre--ihese air tubes
arc lined throughout with n membrane,
which in its healthy state secretes mucous,
bu, when excited by any cause 10 increase
ito action, throws ou,, Of course, an ndd-
tional quantity, and Thus chokss up tie deli
cato vessels, giving rise TO cough, difficult
breathing, and general bad feeling. Now.
how is this 10 be relievedi Why, common
sense says allay the irritation Of the air tubes.
This we warrant the GINSENG PANACEA
10 do in all cases, as large numbers can tss-
,ify. 7. SALTER, Proprietor.
Price only 80 cents.
Sod by II. g. LEE, Kalida. 323
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GrS. TArLon,-This brave warrior, who

GEN. TAYLOR. brave warrior, who
in the present war has done .ae hghes, jus.
.ics TO the foresight Of the government in Sc
lecting him TO lead the American army TO
victory, is mado the sport Of political traders,
and contrary to bis own will is forced into
the political aroma, while yet he is engaged
in fighting the battles of bis country. By
a species Of common consent, even by those
unfayorable 10 his nomination, he is hold for
ward as tho whig candidate for tho Presiden-
cy. There 10 something monslrous in the
utter disregard Of principle exhibited in this
course. Availability is made the cardinal
principle and guiding star. His laurels and
his genius wholly belong to war TO this war
yet he is the choice Of those who call this
war snful-nay damnable, and worthy of
tho vengeance Of the Almighty upon the
country for lis prosecution. He is a slave
holder, yet the party who are par excellence
abolition make him their choice. He is II
military chiefiain--yst the party who have
denounced the principle Of selecting military
men for civil office prefer him for his militia.
ry prowess. His principles are unknown
bu, he is available, and this has been and
ever will be cardinal principle Of tha, party
who arc the patrons Of monopoly, privilege,
and special Legislation.
Tho star Of 0orwin pales before the rising
sun Of Of his unwilling competitor. Nc
Leans hopes have gone out like snuffed
candle, and the great WebOtor's prospects
look black as his own dark visnge. Even
the conqueror Of Luady's Lane and Vera
Cruz, finds nans SO poor as TO do him reve-
renee in this bis hour Of political dessriou.
Old "Rough and Ready" may have found
The an,i-war Wings unwilling 10 fgh. under
his banner in the war with Mexico, bu, they
will never finch from his standard if he will
consent 10 lead them on in the contest for
victory and "the spoils."
In this shrinking from the issue raised by
upon the justice Of ,hn war, pas
sing by their old leaders, and forcing their
standard upon one, whe only seeks TO bear
his ceuntry's, the wings plainly confess tina,
in centest Of naked principle, they have n"
hope Of success with the American people.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-05-07
NOTICE.

rs hereby given that there will be petition
u presented to The cgmmssioiiers Of Put.
nam county Chic 2. their next June session
praying for the establishment, ofa sounty rond
as E;,iows; I ,r b" rl'l y
Commencing at the souiheas, corner of sec.
lion (27) town one north Range oight east,
thence wesiwardly on the nearest and best
routto the south cas-, corner Of section TWEEN.
iy-nine, (29) being the southeast corner Of
land owned by N. Bagly, from thence the
nearest and most praci'cable route to inter.
sect the, Williamson and Ollnwa State road
a, or near the center of Section thirty six, in
O,taws Township, Putnam county, Ohio,
April 9Th, l647. Z haa lsidagh 'sgia h322 4