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rrRNTs or AnyERIININt..

Real estate and steamboat advertisements. sheFl7 fd
comm sssioners sales theatrical circus or sAiai a'r
tang mol o he published i'y tire tcaf.
Advertisements eisreeshle by the Insertion =i't+a #
Al csses he accompanied ~ the written aifeei li A H
tIs number af Insertions; if not, they vii e fa .4
san forbid, aud payment exaeied.
No advert isentents inserted eraufouslyt
Marriages and deaths are published a. new ONT
s,afies aud funeral invitations are AtNertiseleis
The privilege Of advertisers. by tic yeaf . Ta fed
10 advertisements Of their regular hnsine sd rHt
sasacdiug squares. All other advertisement SENT Is
them viii te Charged al iho usual rates.
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iiINViOITHER Wonderful cURE A

beware. of all spuriou> Mls11tes Of
i TAR ar NApHTiIA and purchase OF Tie advertised
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TRIUMPHANT 81 CCEsS !
Gonsumptives remember thai
rHOMPsON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND
WOOD NAPHIilA.


Consumpfives remember that "a
rHOMPsON's COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND
WOOD NApli'fiiA.
Which is daily efecing such Wondcfful cures
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
Asthma, Brochitis. Splitting Blood Pam IN
the Side and Breast, Sore Throaf. H0a1se-
ness, .Polpifatioa Of The Heart, Waoop'Hg
Cough, Group, Hires, Nervous frem0rs.
Lirer Complaint aud Diseased hidaegs,
DC. DC.
1 TAR arNApHTHA and purchase OF Tie advertised
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CEREtt!
PuiLA bELPHIA. Oct IT. ISIS
The undersigned is induced TO make the following 81
statement under irn conviction that many valuable
lives might he saved, was recourse had % Tire same
which have restored me to health ts -u tfad
for wear with weakness II the II AGS and I'm DER
COMPLAINT, but 50 gradual Were t5e mHua3s af dis
ease felt alarm until within tile iaz year, iHe
chief Of distress pain It'll mn hfea+ atd fgHt
eide great oppression almost siraaliua, and total
hilty 10 raise the corrupt matter which Distracted
breathing and al tunes great my suffering
thought could not live an hour II scarcely urfr-
w say that during this time had Tine hes reicai at
tendance, eupped, hlisered &e., ifll await
aiso used various advertised aud well kn0Ntn H9
obtained no reiief Whatever until procured . THnNf
SONS COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR and N00I
NAfHfhA.' one bottle OF whieh benefited ire mut,
ihah an else hail taken and in0R assert IL ny -ol
etnn heet ust W this time. should htfu
grave had not procured this remedy he tnae Ald
SARAH JAM ADAMS.
NO i5e South Fonfih street. fhlI.et I4t a.
Sworn 10 ana snesrihed this 9t dsy OF u5;1er
i-i5, teiofe Tue, ehAuNCA btRkLEA, Alderman.
. II r Prepared only, N Ecorner Of I nh Sarace -
Forsale BY G. W. JOHNSTON Market -l',,f,. ~
NAeeln. Ia.
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q =. KEGs FREaH T. Nt.a za5faiia ta5 fetsii ~
- ~ " eetted asd tef ~ l=AA A4;tLA q LIST
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WHEELING TINES AND
ADVERTISER a
WHEELING TINES ND G. AXETTt
-. .-.....1. :. IL ;. LII -. g LII y q NEEL- y

J.E. WHARTON.
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TIM daes aaa.4eat s:aa sala ts JAsBAHER
ae NHaains. :
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IN cHANcERY.
Thomas H. B. Hipkins, PETITION FOR

Thomas H. B. Hpkins, PETITION FOR
Us. nApmrnIonI
Samuel Hickerson, ct al. ioN'
SAMUEL MCKERSON. Alexander Kilpat-
~ rick, and Elenor his wife, Josephus Wood,
Solomon II. Wood, John ]. Wood, Abner G..
Wood, Harriet Wood, Andrew Powell, and Maria
his wife, the heirs of James Robins and PhiIsna
his wife, and Elizabeth Frost, Rebeca Frost, Mo.
ses Frost, Ellen Frost, Harriet Frost, Harris
Frost, Samuel Fros., Mafgaret Frost, John Frost.
and Sarah Ann Frost all Of Hancock County and
State Of Ohio. Joseph Hckerson, Allen H. Hick.
son, James Galloway and Elizabeth his wife
VIM. D. Hipkins and Margrct his wife, Nancy
Hickerson, Jane Hickerson, 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 Q petition was
filed against them on the thrteeRth day of
March, i847 in the Court of Common Pleas of
Putnam County and Stare Of Ohio by Thomas H.
B. Hipkias and 10 now pending wherein the
said Thomas H. B. Hipkins demands partition Of
the following real estate to wit :ssg ss
In lot No forty in the Town Of Gilbos, Putnam
County, Ohio, together wirh the. appertenances
thereunto belonging and that at the next term Of
said Court application will be made by the said
Thomas H. B. Hpkins for an order that partition
be made OF said premises.
-5s-TsS1a n By A. MONROE, his Attorney.
Dated Msreh 30th 1847 3i9
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New. u. Hibbard's
VEGETABLE ANTEBILIO U.s.
f "A MIL Y PILLS.

IIIBBARD'S PILLS have been exten
sively 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 OF children, &c. ever used.
Extracts from, Letters received by tte PfoDrtetor
II have experinentaly proved your Family Pills TO be
most excellent. and am solicitois to obtain more.
Rev. n. ". GREENBANK, Smyrna, Del.
have disposed Of all the Pills had and find them very
valuable.
Dear eir-Laa winter received small supply Of your
Casminatve salve, and quantity Of your Vegetable
Pills. They gone, aud four double would have
besn by this tme II had had them. They exceeded my
msst sanguIns expectntiens much want supply, and
tients 10 keep them conBtaniy hand for my
and ether practitioners Of medicine. &c. IL
DR.. ABNER CARPENTER, Malta, N Y.
became acquainted with your Fumily Pills In Phila
delphia, and procured dozen boxes Of them At that
time my hsah bad greatly to interfere with my
only relieve me- but ultimately effect cure. have tried
them and such change has been effected in my system In
week stime to astonsh many A desire 70 spread
50 useu medicine induces me to send you the following
= Rev. PHARAOH A. OGDEN. Po,tsvile, Psnn's.
=. All orders for Pills and saye or for Drugs and
Medicines, win be promptly executed BY r r. HiDDhhp,
Druggist, No. 96. 81. John street. New York.
Price l2i cts. per Box. G. H. RICE,
Kalda, July %, ls46. 2s2bf Agent
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Used by the Inhabitants Of China for more
than 1000 Years and now first introduced
into the United States!

Prepared entirely from the root Of GINSENG, and war
ranted contain preparation If Antmony Mercury,
Opium
Its controlling power over these diseases be attesed
by hundreds In the State who testify TINT has raised
Them from the Brink Of the Craze!
after they and their friends had long ceased 10 hope An
Agent writes" our medicine 10 doing wonders in our
neighborhood, short time we have had IT, -Four Of
my nsghbors whose certificates send you, dnte their
Life's Salpation to IL!
Send fresh suppyt Is fast driving cut the old rems.
dies--the low price at which youput it.
ONLY FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE!
Ia consideration of these bard times"
The action Of the GINSENG PANAcEA, differs from that Of
dseasss instead Of quieng the Bronchial irritation by
their soporfc properties and thus rendering the lungs In
sensible to he irritation Of the dsense which is bat hast
snng the Patient to the Tombll IL
Remores the Irritation,
by s specific ucton the lungs and restores the sufferer
Haze you Cough? ,a
Recoect cough is but the signal OF approaching Con
sumponl Reject in such case the Opium mixtures, offer
Ask your Physician-Iie uiU tell you so.
Are you dragging out living death with that worst o
BRONCHITIS:
Avoid the Qpium Nostrums!!
Your ease cannot DO DOZENS MAO naus been CURED
| l--PERJMaNENTLY CURED-by this prspGrationi
Even though Consumption be preying on yeur vitnls
THERE IS YET HOPE! b
tn T sVpfTsPis pgoSS Of dozens ''' 10 "0a'
Try the GINSENG. The price al which
we put il, places it within the reach Of all.
| Ohio, TO whom all orders should be addressed.
Sold by H. G. LEE, Kalida.
Fob I9, 1917. aHsaj 3tinqv
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KALIDA HOTEL.
] A M ES II. v ALL

~ n q y M ED II -. AILIII 10 n.
w HAS taken the well known and
wA HI commodious Tavern Stand fern
W::fi erly occupied by T. R. Mcclure, Tho
Usaa House has been thoroughly repair
&kzlznb this fall, and is now we'll fitted. the
accommodation Of the travelling eomp-1n'y;
J. H. v. feels confident that tbp,e VINO iavor
him by selecting his house wjvnnd the accom-
modations and attendance egdai 70 those OF any
House in this part " ohiesr Unstable WIN be wei
furnished with the best tne surrounding a counus
affords, and his billsMiii De iound reasonably
low to suit the times He has also large and good
stablinp. and deSgns to spare no pains to secure
bs comfort ap4f convenience OF his guests
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HEBREW PLASTER.
READ, and Receive Instruction.

READ, and Receire Instruction.
WE would call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of the Hebrew Plaster,
and the HoNEY- COATED Pill, in io-day's pa
per; and would also state in connection with
this, that we are well acquainted with the
Hebrew Plasler, having made nse of it at the
East of severe pain in our side and breast,
which at one time threatenep 10 eniirely dis
able US from attending 10 our business
Two or three applications of the Plaster, en-
tirely cured US. We have iu various instan-
ces since, recommended il to others for seat.
ed pains of all descriptions, and have never
known it 10 fail in efiecting a permanent
cure.-Logansport Telegraph
JEW DAvID's, OR HEBREW PLAs-
TER,
Is becoming one of the most popular med
icines now before the public. For removing
allseated pains, such as RtevmatiSm, pain in
the back, side or breast, it has no equal in
the world. 1t also eficacious ia removing
wens, tumors, corns, &c. We do not de-
sign TO puff this medicine with old, fictitious
certificates, but will simply mention few
recent cases, where il has effected cures.
Mr.. Sloan, Of Zanesville, after having suf-
fered with Rheuma,ism for nine gears, was
cured by using the Hebrew Plaster.
Mr.. Anderson, Of Putnam, was troubled
for long time with lame back, occasiened
by overlifiing, and was cured by using this
plaster.
A man (name not recollected,) Of Gratiot
in Licking county, was entirely cured Of
Rhumatism by using this plaster.
The following certificate from Mr. Wor
stell, editor Of the Massillon Gazette, wai
furnished us few days since:
Messrs. Comstock e. Co. During last win
Ter and Spring, l was so troubled with pain
in my breast, as to render me unft for the
dnties of the office; and, hearing your Jew
David's, or Hebrew Plaster, highly recon-
mended, for similar cases, was induced tc
give 1t trial. had worn plaster on my
breast but short time, when all pain left
me, and was enabled again TO engage in the
duties Of the Office. My sister, residing
at Steubenville, has also received much
benefit from it's use. w
J.P. WORSTELL.
Massillon. Nov. IL. lS43. ID f
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

" Teym ofthe Cont ef Com my,or Plsssa II NM
fer Putnam County. A. D. i847, John G, Uplouse
was duly appointed and qualified as AdnDia,rs.
tor Of Of the Estate Of Hsnry Shsulte. eccased,
'FSsil3 g STA JOHN g. UrHOUSE::
Kslids, April 7sis47 ka ~ y 5l9sw
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LLHNERY AND DRESS MAKING
p r9nL tiaa --------------- f'f
MISS MARY j. BRITTON n z

WKTOULD infosm the ladies Of Putnam Ceun-
wv ", that she may at all times be found az
ysrnes Turner's. half q mile east Of Columbus
3rsys. prepared 70 execute oil orders in the line
eS Bsnnsa and Dfcss making, ina neat and taste-
ssI snnes and at picssthss shall be satisfactory.
All kinds Of gssin aad sush Preducs az i usually
saken All the stores, will BE ressivsd in exchange,
and ssah will not be fefused.
csismhns 0reys. Nov "a, IeA6 30lEw
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" J. J.. ACKERIAN. aaaa
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
KALIDA, PUTNAM COUNTY, OHIO.

a6i lgaa NOTICE. slfs Nh 9es as
4 A petition will be presented to the commis-
IA soners OF Putnam County at their next ses-
sion fer county road, commencing at the Fo-t
Jenningsroad. thence in southern direction be-
tween the land Of G. Rather g. M. Schroeder, to-
ward the town of Section Ten, in jennings town
ship. n Il, as Il t4lr lg5
Jsnnings township, March 30th. I547.
3iRc 74a 1b APETITIONER.
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WASHINGTON AND HIS GENERALS
'' on LEGENDS OF THE REVOLUTION.
t ea fat ny GEORGE LIPPARD.
By eroneE LrrPARD.

~ By GEORGE LfPPARD. -e.B
1TyHTS WORK, which, asi partly published
i in the SATURDAY COURIER, has OK
sitsd 80 much attention in all parts Of he
Union, and received the emphatic praise Of
not only the prominent Editors and Literary
men, but also the Survivors of the Revolu-
zion, has been stsrsotyped, and will bc i'm
msdiately Published, in four parts, printsd ON
fne paper, and forming altogether 500 octa-
vo pages.
The design Of the work--tc illustrate his
tory BY tradition, legend and romancs-is
entirely original with the Author. The
scenes whiehhs pictures are founded upon
authentic accounts, derived from survivors
orthe 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 diaturbsd, nor moral truth vi
elatsd.
GENERAL CONTENTs.--Legends Of
Washingten, Wayne, Green, Benedict Ar
mold, Allen M'lans, Lee of the Legion; the
Battles Of Braadywias, Qusbes, Saratoga,
Red Bank, Paoli, Germantown; incidents in
sthe lives Of John ARdrs, Nathan Hale, Isaac
Hayne, the Sigasrs Of the Declaration ofIn-
dependence, traditions fths Hero Womsa
sfihs Revolution, etc. etc.
h is net deemed necessary 10 append the
spinieHs Of the press, which snphaticaily
distinguish the work, "as enc III ne NEST ir-
ssrss6sg- and readable wsrks on tie Rcvols-
,fisa, spsr published" t5 s
All persons wishing TO obtain the work,
without dslsy, direct from the publishers,
willplssss saclos ONE DOLLAR, ,(post paid
sud address, e.,
G.LIPPARD g. CO., PhiladelpAia
All Editors who copy this prospeetas, Ter
whe have copied previous aesicss) will Be
immediately supplied. :sa
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Messrs. Comstock & Co:

Mesas Comstock & Co:
Genis:-About six years sincs,I receiv
ed hurt, which broke two Of my ribs; siuce
which time / have been most Of the time un-
able to do any work from severe pain in
my side and breast. had despaired Of ev-
sr being cured, having already paid enough
TO doctors to pay for good farm, and reeeiv-
ed no benefit. But thanks to the genius
who first compounded the Hebrew Plaster
through its effects Tam well! About six
weeks since, in Logansport, heard an agent
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 10 do work fom pain
in her side, and a general prostratlon Of
strength, who also applied plaster to her
side, and at the same time made use Of the
Honey coated Pills. She is now nearly well,
and improving rapidly.
Yours, with great respect,
CATER HARRISON
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AUDITORS SALE.
SECTION SIXTEEN GREENsBURGH
t TOWNSHIP.

TN psrsuanes oflaw l. Nahum Smith, Auditor in and for
Putnam County and State Of Ohio, win offer for sale on
Tuesday the Eleventh day Of May IS47 At - ececk at
Roon dsor ofthe Court House In said county
erssnsburgh Towhshpn said county set apart for schools
therein 70 witt
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Each box contains sufficient 10 spread 6
|or 8 large plasters. Price so centsp per box.
AGENrs.--H. G. LEE, Kalida; M. Myers,
Columbus Grove; and W. HAMLroN, Pen
dleton. Feb. 10. l647. ..es 3llaew
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No oy ls.lSsJ No. Apprais.
AANan. .st oE WAR PlRF OF Acres ed value
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RsaTiN sssls . hf Of the eqr... 90 80. ela5
wifi OF the n eQf... 50 80. 25
lftNt shfof the W qr... go -. %
,t- NV fr Of wqr... 395 800
swfr Of nwenqr... 68 -. %
v hfof the W qr... 3d.. y
shfof tbe wqr... 80 80. %
whfef the Q Or. so 80. 125
shfof the 9 9 ar. ~ 90 -. rs
The absva lands will be sold for less than five dollars
pei acre, nsrlsss than the appraised value
NAHUM SMITH, Auditor.
AuDIToR's OFFICE, Putnam Co., OIL
Kadn March "a. Is47. 317fw
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BLANKS ios sale a. shis slass.
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Massillony Nov. IL, lS43. q
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= q & ~ s.
ANOTHER AsToNIsaiH0 tUREi
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.

SAYS For Coughs, Coids, Consumption. &e.
Important 70 all these afflicted with Diseases Of che Lssss
brsass.
win Miracles eeass More evidence Of its susDaa
ing Health. Restorative virtues II "a -
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IN apes q a9aaaIssa sfelaia \ sae aaisa
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n IST Of Letters remaining in the Post Office
II A at Ksiida, Ohio, on the first day Of April, A.
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G.LIPPARD g. CO., Philadelphia
All Editors who eopy this prospestas, Ter
whs have copied previous Aesices) will Be
immcdiately supplied. sga
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Corunpus, April 10, ls47.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-05-12
INTERESTING TO VOLUNTEERS

In5inserliug the following General Or
der, says the National ln,elligencer, pro-
Syiding for the settlement ot. claims by: dis
charged volunteer soldiers for bounty land
or Treasury scrip, we are requested TO in
vile attention to its provisions. AS the just
claims Of the volunteer can only be esta.
blished and settled on furnishing the ,requi-
site evidence in such cases, the volunteer
officers should make themselves fully ac
sqnainted with The regulation, and be gov.
Serned accordingly:
Wax DEPARTMENT., ADJ. GEN's. OFFICE,
ss;.. Warrington. April %, i647.
4 General Orders, No. Is.
IS /. In order 10 secure without delay or
Inconvenience 10 the volunteer soldier. who
shall receive an honorable discharge, or
who shall have been killed or died Of his
wounds, (or his heirs, &C., as the case may
sbe,) the bounty land or Treasury. scrip,
provided by the 9th section Of the act of
February II, 1S47. il is necessary that the
afollowiog instructions be duly observed by
Stbe officers concerned.
2. Volunteers mustered out o seruice on
4tke expiration oftheir term. .ss 3.s.5
The rolls for this purposes.s contain
al the names which hayf been borne on
the previous muster e is, from the frs, or
.thssone mustes.d into service, including
lail Who hays died, been captured, dischar-y
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EMariaao Camarbo, s1st3 1t Artillery:
81 Barlobms Amable, Cd 1t. Artillery. Z
Jose r.. Cobarublar, Cd 1t. Artillery.
Jose de Laator Bras y Soller, 1t. Col.
Battalion de la Iibertad. S
Jose Nunez, Capt. 9Th Regt. Infantry.
Gregorio del Calico, Capt. 6lh Regt.
Infantry.
Rafael de Berrabidus, Cd Ii. 9th Rest.
Infantry. /,
5salveio yelez, Aid-de-Camp to General
Vega.
Francisco Fernandez, Isl Lieut.. Mexi.
can Navy. ~
The above prisoners, under the charge
oflCapf. Gso.sW. Hughes, Corps Of To-
geographical Engineers. arrived at Vera
Cruz on tho 21sl inst, about one hour
previous to the departure. Of the Mckim.
1t has been left 10 their election by Gen.
Scott whether they should remain close
prisoners in the castle of San Juan d'Ulloa
or proceed TO New Orleans, where they
should be allowed such personal liberty as
their condition and conduc: might seem to
require Of the ecommandant Of that post.
il is understood that all Of The foregoing
captured officers have expressed desire
to be transferred tolhe United States, and
that Col. Wilson, Governor of Vera Cruz,
had acceeded TO their wishes, and had di-
iected that vessel should be held in rea-
diness 10 sail, for their accommodation,
about the 25th Of April,