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TNOR Rent Sae-A gentecl tvv0-stOry Brick House,
T. on Capitol HILL the residence OF B. B. French,
esq There is pump Of good water near the yard gate
The garden contains a fine supply of cherries, pluns
peaches grapes; and the house, pleasantly locasd in
The vicinity OF the public grounds offers of the de-
sirable residences the hill will b. rented very low
good tenant, sold accommodating Inquire of
Mr.. Bussett, East Capitol street, IL. KING,
Nav 22-eo3tif~ AT the Post Office Department
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TIME FRANCO-AMERICAN 60 Nassau street, New
L York.-This and Leautiful French paper, com
mencing on Monday April g. will be issued every Monday,
"Wednesday and Fiiday the moderate OF So year.
s3 for six months; 81 80 for three mouths
devoted TO the cause democracy, liberty of religion, and
social aneoraton columns will contain the most exact
and copous commercial administrative, and judiciary in
ormnon and original literary works OF the best writers OF
both worlds consisting productions unpublished even in
Frances scientific ngriculura critical, and other articles,
together with the Paris fashions, Sc.
Tie moderate price, both OF subscription and advertising,
together with quantity and interest OF the contents Of
this paper advantages possessed by other OF the same
kind in the United States. x
Agent, ). Mio1anD,
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T EGAL BIblioRraphy.-A Thesaurus OF American, Eng
IL lish lush, Scotch Law Books, together with some
continental 1rcases, with critical observations their
various editions and authority, to which Is prexed
copons list Abreviations-comp IN vol; by j. O.
Marvin Just published, and tins day received by
Anrl "a +. TAYLOR.
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE OFFcK, May IL, l5t7.
A Election will be held At thAs Once the 6rst
"A Monday OF June (tle 7th,) by stockholders of
Franklin Insurance Company Washington Tor twelve
conduct the affairs the company ensuing
year. Polls open from 10 TO o'clock, p. IN.
CiiAS. BRADLEY,
May 1S-2awtd Secretary.
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nOHT, Madeira, and Champagne Wines.-South side
L Madeira wines, 'Symingon's" Brand all grades
Sicily Madeira wine
Lisbon do
Port wine, pure juice of the grape
Do low priced brand.
Holland gin, grapes
The above goods all under customhou lock, and
will be delivered pure imported Samples and Prces
at my office. STANlSLAUo MuhhAf.
April 2-law3w
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IhfsnUI sfpfHN, 1'S0''' '''''
Philadelphia
,Is Hotel has been prcauy enlarged and reurnished,
l. and the proprietor spared no means 10 insure
10 comfort and convenience. ne
ntg saloon Tor gentlemen as well the private ordi-
ary Tor LADIES' are large and convenient The parors and
cnaiDers are ctiacious, and lifted up IN me most ooc
stve Ihis mousse being IN cenuul positon the propne-
tor socits continuance OF public iuvor pies'ng himself
effort hrs part shall be spared to secure uem
every luxury the city affords.
~ b. A bath house attached to the hotel where warm
ID cold baths canbe had.at any hour
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ITO Contrsctors.-The Weverton Manufacturing Com
Il pany Will receive proposals Weverpon Maryland,
LIST day June next for the construction OF from
1900 to 1000 Ftrches of heavy dry masonry.
by order OF the board GEORGE JACOBS,
June I-3tw President,
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EDUCATION.
Rev ID. lrCarts boarding Scaoot for Boys, Nraso~8'
Lancaster county, Pennsyranta. o -
rT,HE whole cxpenses Tor board, tuition, &c S'iV Pr
i annufn. For references and circulars containing All
p" Rev d. MCARTER,
May l5-dlm Principal and Proprietor
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JrDUCATIO s.-Rev. d. McCARTER'S boarding school
T. for boys, Suasburg, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania
lie whole expenses board tuition, &c, per session
. MONTHS 800 .
The branches taught embrace all those of thorough
English and mathematical education, together with the
Lam, Greek, German and French languages
Parents and guardians who may be looking Tor good
school pleasant and healthy location and easy oil ac
cess by Inuinng ino the c
It's oil this Institution.
The pnc pal has had charge of for the last eight years
The summer session viii commences Monday the I'd OF
May. Payment the end OF tine term.
tor references, circular, &c containing full particulars
address REV. u. McCAhlEi.,
Principal and Propret.s Stmsburg, Lancaster Co., Pa
April z+-t3w
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FLORENE's NEW HOTEL,
No 400 Bro0dudy corner of Walker street, Netc York.

EUROPEAN STYLE
rI,HIS elegant Hotel is open Tor the reception OF
travellers. The proprietor solicits visit from those
whose business or pleasure may call them the city of
New York The Hotel is designed to be conducted upon
the European SYSTEM and with the adoption OF all modern
Improvements. =, >,
fsiters all times procure apartments with or With
ont board Those who may wish 10 take their meals IN
the Hotel can do private apartments of great beauty
or in the public Restaurant saloon OF elaborate and costly
magnicencc (pobaby without an equal on the continent
of America } and upon economical terms 80
The proprietor atters himself that his house will be
found upon trial least equal TO any known establishment
in point of elegance, economy, and dcsrability.
The kitchen is under the direction OF Amercan FRENCH
and Italian cooks JOHN FLORENCE Jr,
April 3O-d.5m Proprietor
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or
eSmna monym for
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BOARDING.

MFRS. STETTINIUS having several pleasant rooms I'M
1tl occupied, accommodate families single gentle
with board. The situation is pleasant aid do
sirabe for summers residence, on Louisiana avenue,
nearly opposite the City Hail. .
May G--6eod
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Charles w. SchuefnnI",
r ATE of Germany, professor oi music anu p"P , ,
c..lred Spour ia wing deternned To uiaks TINS city
as place residence respectfully offers ms SERVICES " III
struct on tie piano iorte, guitar, voca' music, &c
kEFEKENCEs.
Com Levin NJ Powell, u. >. N John H. saunders esq
~ I Nl,,i,nna,i asa lI q. Grannier, ESD.
nd Key Waits, esq Dr n, - - ,S'i ~ 80, a. a.,
A. IS ANY communication addressed 10 MI ., anu ie
Mt the music stores Mt nd Davis, Mr. OaIreu fAhder
mr. AT the residence DIR. Scbwartze Pennsylvania
avenue I'd door rom Sd street, will be promptly aena,o
~ ''''''' - 49, ~ May S--zwluThNor
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Owners names.

Brooke, Matthew +.
Brooke, Mat. E. and Allen :
Beatty, Robert II. John w. OFT,
John Il. Richie, and others :
Campbell, WINS heirs :
Cook, William :
Chester, Thomas :
Conner, Marmaduke :
Donaldson, Thomas :
Davis, John, of Baltimore :
Donaldson, Samuel j.
Donaldson, Samuel and John
Ellicott, Thomas x Meredith :
Grammer, Frederick :
Johnson, Reverdy :
Jones, RichardJ. :
Kennedy, Anthony :
Leakin, Sheppard C. :
st. Clair, Alexander :
Singleton, John :
Vanmeter, Jacob, :
Vanbibber, Andrew A. and
Hall, Benedict :
Potts, Richard and G.. M. :
Clarke, Mathew St. Clair, and
Geo. Templeman
Clarke, Mat. St. Clair :
Grindage, VIM, and G.. w.
Templeman :
Grindage, William :
Haskins, Henry :
Harry, Harriet E. :
Lloyd, John :
Morton, William :
Morton, Lawrence, and M. s.
Williams :
Templeman, George :
Templeman Il Durham :
Vanbibber, Andrew A. :
Williams, Elisha o. :
Green, Duff :
Jenkins, Benjamin :
Union Company
Howell, Charles Co. :
Howell, Lewis :
Purgett's, Henry heirs :
Buchanan, Judge Jno.
Hattie, Charles F. :
Beatty, Edward
Boggs, Peter
Koontz, Jacob
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IDLACK Lace shswIs.-We have Just received 10 bac
Id lace shawls, assofed prices - . -
April 23-3uf II. Cl-AGEll N W.
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lust arrived, that much so"sht-"ner q""i'y oil
j white pine, Al merchantabe and panel seasoned;
small lot oniy-tle ouly lot however, In uie market
A lew barrels of caicned plaster
Hemlock iencIng rails. 49, -,
Together with somr seasoned ID select culls
The above is Just landing Those vino want TO buy cheap
will find it an advantage give me call before II -
the yard to be piled join rohL
Lumber-yard, on .7th street. near Centre mark
Mar 8-eo3tS law3w
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III ALE Mourning siIks.-We have now opened pieces
II new style halfmouning glace silks, just imported.
. April 2-suf u. CLAGETT " CO.
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No To-. Of co,,y State Total.
acres. tax. tax.
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A REY's Drawing Pcncils-Made out Of the native
n Cumberland lead Keswick, England, and preferred
by European artists and draughsnen to all others.
small supply, graduated to every degree Of hardness
MAY ~ F. TAYLOR.
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nOARDlNG.-Mrs. STETTlNIUS, opposite the City
Is Hall Louisiana avenue, has several pleasant rooms un
occupied W." oo
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r AND FOR SALE.-I2O acres OF land fronting ehs
IL Rockville turnpike, within mile OF the George
Town corporation line, and north OF land OF Mr.. john
reen embracing several beautiful sites for building, well
wooded and waercd 1t will be sold together divided
to suit purchasers.
Also Is the road, being the meeting
Also, 80 of excellent land adjoining Tennaly Town.
and Immediately north oil Mrs. Sylcss farm well watered.
The above lands convenient ths markets of
the city and Geogetown and in order close the sale oil
them they will be disposed Of very reduced prices and
accommodating Aupv either Richard Smith,
or to Charles J. NOurse. flct. 3-lawn
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,,EPORTERS WANTED.-Ihe undersigned is desi-
rous of securing the services of several experienced
oyapers during the session OF Congress- and will
~ happy TO receive communications the subject until
%s II OF August Gencmen who reply to this add
risement viii please qualifications md references
tuly as possible. Communications to be post paid and
asires'sed to CDR. j. A. HoUsToN, NEw YoRK,"
"" JAMES A. HOUSTON,
Stenograpber to United States Senate.
WASHINGTON March 10, 1917
Mar l5-dtlAug Intel
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To be published twice week in the National lntelt-
gencer; Republican aud Argus and SUM- BALTIMORE Rich
mond Enquirer Richmond; spirit OF uie Times ana
DAILY Keystone and Pennsy vanian, at Philadelphia.
lima
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-01-29
NOTICE

sVshsrsby gwen that a petition will be present.
~ edfto the Commissioners Of Putnam County,
Ohio, at their next session, praying for. County
s. S.Ncholaa land Gin Union township, p,on the Find
lay and Kalida Turnpike road. thence due south
through John Parish's land, thonee south west
4 waidly direction 10 the north end Of Asa Jshn-
sons lane, thence south through hisimprovemsnt,
thencsto the north west corner Of fLewis Stover's
hand, thence to the halt ssctisn corner ofpsecton
IS, or near il On the township line, between Union
and Sugar Creek Township, thence seuthwardly
snsaresi Blanchard road near the house Of Isaac
Clsyengsr, on the westin Sugar Cresk, township
January IL, l347. n 3 s-.S 30St
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NJ w wb;,moye. Ps08 's-f1,
b Dear s;r-I Won arc the regular authoflsed a.
Gent IN DAYTON. FOR he sale Of .Dr. Wistar,s Bal
sam ot wild harry take this method Of ma
E;,,, 4 ,etoant of 1facts 20 Won (which hope
NAV be published TO the worldl in reference to an
almost Miraculops cure. wrought IN nv case BY
means Of the above invaluable Bal sam. Language
fails to describe the salutary effects il Produced
and the great benefitI derived from 1t. y
The citzens Or Daytoi, and vicinity well rccol-
lect that ON the 9th of August last, received se-
rious iniury by the explosion of cannon. Apor-
I lion OF rs contents entered nv right side and
sieast! and in oil probability some fragments or
spnters of the ranrod passed through the .plura,'
and pierced the lungs. F'' q
Leather the lapse Of about six weeks. i was att
tackled with distre ssin o cough ard violent pain
Tin nv right side. Some ten DAYS after this, when
/ in unroxysim Of coughing. suddenly an ulcer
broke q. and largo quantity of very offeusiye mat
Ter mixed with Blood. most Of which found pas.
a pe throuoh the opening Of the wound. From
| this opening theie Frequently passed q quaptity
OF air. supposed 10 issue from the lungs. During
ali fia time INV sufferings were most intolerable.
NV physicinne. meanwhile paid the strictest at
tention 70 me. md did all in their power for nv
lrecoyery. But with all their skill they could not
| va.cL x q saat "a d;s,ra,s 1 was v;oted dur;no
mia lime bv atleast twenty Physicians. afHs'
| ! was now reduced to a certainty, thatinAama-
tien of The Lungs was rapidly taking place; and
Itha this would terminate nv life in yery shert
time. wss IN ,the highest d eeree probable. n
Al tb;s critical staoe n messenger was des.
ps'shed 70 Cneinns,, and celebrated physician
paSiy Win IN. NV Situation he ysmorsss sba,
nohng co,,lS be done by medical aid. If III con.
s,tu,;an ;,ssIe was ne, fcen, 10 tb,a,v "a Il.
d;ssose y
NV friends now desoa;red Of nv recovery and
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-01-29

,n nRoSG ooD,s, ,INDI a cHoLA-
- GOGUE. This is the season of. year
"a which the noxious exhalations from The
earth predispose the system to oAgue and Fe-
vers and the various forms of Lillious dis
ease The Iadia Colagoguc proves en,irely
effectuai as preventative Of those diseases,
and a certain remedy for their speedy and
|permanent cure. Emigrants to the Western
States, will entirely escape the Feyers Of
those regions by the use Of this remedy, ac-
cording to the directions ofsshc accompany
ing pamphlet, copy Of which may be OBJ
iaincd gratis Of II. G.. Lee solo agent for
Kalda and vicinity. s''~
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SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN
/. STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!
I0P. q. BAssETT

'lss s'a9 n. &. BAssETT
HAS Just receive an assortment Of Cook
Parlor, and Ssssnplate STOVES, vhichnhe
offers to the citizens Of Kalida and Putnam
county, on such forms as will suit purchase
ers, aud satisfy them that It is cheaper 70 buy
a Stoye than to cut wood for a Fireplace, TO
say nothing of superiority by way Of heat
and facility in cooking. q nes.s3 ell
The stoves are got up in good style, and
combine both beauty aud utility they can
|bs had with Or without copper furniture, as
suits purchasers. p sasiss ~ f9i Si'sjs2'S
slsa slBassett's II,,-shOpI ell5aa
is in full operation. He will keepconstaat-
" on hand all articles ia his line, frem RE-
rLEcToR down to Pepper-box, andswll not
be undersclG ,.,.5,
|aA Copper ware made 10 order, and repair
ing done on short notice,pl " ssel4es3 &
Kalidas Oct. l046. HI sinsaea 1892 se
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NOTICE.

EShersby given that a petition will bs present.
III edto the trusteeso Of Pleasant township, at
theirnext meeting, on the first Monday Of March.
l847, to lay out and establish new township
road, beginning at the base limo at the northwest
corner Of the north ;eastquarter OF thesncrtIl eas
quarter Of section five in Pieassnt tow pship, Put.
nam County, Ohio, thence south half mile o,
eighty acres long, thence west enc quarter Of 4
mile or forty acres to intcrsect the new Copntv
road which is lately established there on the NH
section line in said section fives ssiis3 1s'sf,
January f8,i847. sosd
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S08fw
slsERIFF,S s.ALE.

EDY virtue sfsn execution to me directed frsm
HJ De eeurf Of common Pleas Of Putnsm Cous-
" Ohio, will offer for sale 81 the house OF Will!
+ Ian Saiyords, in Pleasant township, Putnam
County, @hie, on the third day Of FsBruiry. A. D.
I847. between lie hsvrsof 10 s'clock, AL M.
and four o'clock r. IA. 8of said day, the following
described property, to wit: sysst N
Tkirteen acres mora or loss Of wheat growing in
the ground and three acres nors or less ofrys in
ne ground growing; taken as the properly Of
George q. Stevenson. e h
i "A \ u H.vAIL, Sheriff.
se SHxRIsr's OrrIcH. 4 X u g
Nslida. January ~, 1916. @ ,ss
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

~ r my instance an attachment was this day
IA issued by StansberTy Sutton, q justice OF ths
peace, Of blanchard Township, Putnam Csnnty
sqsinst ths property and effects Of Jshn Higgins
4 an abscsnding dsbtor. Dated January 4, lS47.
3O8fw J.G. ALLEN.
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MILLINERYIAND DREssMAKING
MISS MARY ]. BRITToN

VXToULD inform the ladies OF Putnam CouH-
wv. ty, that she may at all times be found at
James Turner'S, half milo east Of Columbus
Greve, prepared &c execute all orders in the line
sf Bsnaet and Dfess making, in aineat and taste
'ful nanasrand at prices that shall be satisfactory.
All kinds of grain and such produce as is usually
taksR at the stores, will be received in exchange,
and cash will net be refused.
Celumbss Grsvs, Noy. "a, Is46. ieaJ 3oixw
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GEORGE SKINNER,
CADDLE 4 HARNESS MAKER, Kalidn,
y Putnam county, Ohio. orderspromptly exc
cuted. Saddles. &c..constantly on hand! 81
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are, prepared to 60 on with this interesting
branch ofarchitecture az soon as We can fnd
room. ...---.. ......
y Croiehes and Lace Work, with EnssllisE-
ments.s s,sasg aysas ~ s,s4ssssw8
sThes Family Physician, a g sT
\ Artificial Flower Making, 'sss
!. Indeed all kinds Of eedle-wsrk, and ether
useful branches that will interest an Amsri
can lady, will finds p;ace in this book.
4 n bet Domestic Economy, ii n GsaW
90 vitality important in The lestirna atlon Of al
|iudicisus persons, will be greatly enriched
BY well written and useful articles from frs,
rate hands, and by we'll executed saarav.
ings. We do not 60 into particulars dnds,
this head, because we are not particular,
anxious TO. furnish rival publications. with
hints, by which they may bs led to execute
badly, what we are prepared to execute
thoroughly and we'll. d. For the same reason
we omit TO enumerate moro ofaihs various
departments Of literature and art, in / which
we have made preparations TO furnish attac
.ive novelties dsring tho coming year, know
ing as we do that our readers, judging by
past experience, will sepose ihe fulIost con
fdenco in, our promise to make the. volume.
ofthe Lady u Book for l647, the richest and
rnoN beautifai that have ever appeared sir q
the origin Of this Pioneer Of MaRasiia.
Literatms rxRNs. so 81
One copy one yesr, cash, ia advance. IS ca
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One cecy two years. q ~ ~
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DIET,


~ US fr'ltrnce n thr lihs~ IN the
m0fnnf e. ne ..'h ms Nj Pearson
f""n'1n rolof'd nan
Tho deceased rn' tom = slave ei Wa
i'thufy. Conn u, = h o' January. i1bl --
Na' '"ll ga slave several I"n'', 'ef"d three
t''p 10 NE h'r'nlinh''y var ~ "nl,'
10 Gen C"es" c'l md a' such vas o. Va
y lana OF the TINE 81 The saff'ni'f o' Com
wal''s--o ' 'hencc o. ~ o''ein' q has bee
non--on we siih ~ lniV l''N WIS mar
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'co'c''t rfe'fnu, 10 or la',- d.'ss
''"o AnrOdn go .s.c,st.i sri oti,,,J
H"sf furhe' c,jc- It Cu1-i Ataca
6entfs' Vsiruci, tnJ Ssiss were or
'f''t - leave %. cry "a -, ci'h al rtD.
-eei 90 Ssn i.Ii' 20 take command 81 BE
A'mls Of he pouh
Tho result of toe Pre-, .Jru,sl l., ci.,r
~ ''f ",nd' To, 10 oYaco. She oii ;,
'sialate voted i)' ii,riars IN. ne~ hg
''ia'n'e 'o' Ssn, Anns Gisrr lh. vc,,
70 santa AIMS coe,i leave ~ frafa r1,
'o's Ang,l T'n three. O-amro oac, r.
lo'i'go one Amon'e one, Ll'sssa one
sn. sIua inua Que
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FROM TIE SEAT or WAR.

The steamer Telegraph from !. mp,co
IN ,n., nni the Bszt. oh sui ani nrf'-
a a, New Ohcans, GA the AN
The Maamoras Flag OF the -. -.
tbs, tnl Don ph,n ard q po'ion a. h''
oomm,nt pos.'d down ihe ris. on the Ga
wrh Cnfk. battery. sni ten pieces OF can
non captured AZ Sictamrnla
A feh' occurrsi between sI,y Of The II
vance quad II plniqhan's force sni onr
hlcif,i Clmnnchr,, twenty mice from
Isfa. Oar Nsnaptisn vas wounded
Scver'sen lninns were k,ilsd ana -A,efal
wounisi $, Ne,can boy, 1.-Two wo
meu were tc'aksn ani ihetsioI Further
.rroGr. sa.e hat The Caminehe, wc'r
finally
Irp,',hc. from Tho Gavrrnor 81 sir
lgisio Gsnersl IaylQ'. s'c announced -
Tn Governor inquiries Whether ou 10,
inierioi sf9roach ~ iae An,ncan army
The Common Ing Gcncr,i nj. %. cooiuct
ine Do, mach arcof!.ng to he v,sg's g
ei,tasod nsrons OF 70 the marnef ADOBE.
IS 'he C,rn1n-hce lr'' Cencfal Tay
Tor. sn,s,r - oc' eivr~
ser aiv.css have ten received from
tie sc,i Ct war-i'om ne ofy o. N|Ileo Il
The e0ih ul
Gen Ans, 80 had becn charged wr'
coward g. had r,isscJ 20 'tI,e, unn. "a
charge uss WRtdfaWn.
There wa, a great centurion n The cap
tai III, r',grai.on OF Gea Bravo hs
ben sccerei
TIE rro1ince = Iacaleos, vas 10 a res
o.UtoIafy suiii4on
TIN Tay'o' has received orders ffou
Gea scoi 20 st'anee upon Ssa Lgs T.
to.iw.ihou, delay p.i Tv Of he OF ".
ur,eefs wi. eoanase W,sh h.n
The death a. G,n Sco- ~as rumsrei d
the Csri,a' and s,,e,,i ta' %, error v.
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vNitf ~gb.' liher hssm.t- srrsnprmsris a.
open ifsuth 81 tie ttn. cfh.ok ~ nl.
Delp' 40 lhe nllare ~ ShDfsism. 81 A
state hnuss tor no present .-sson. stgs,
on 40 puhI,c sq4'fe 10 ,,ii ,llagt H..
NIi be prepare 4 80 s,,c IS .1 shet tie
lO'h a. lupe.
Tie iieoc's ~i.l be- thrown 100. So sol
r.D'c 49, frs..r o. can hIsr tltif chp 1f.f
.cpara'r fst 80. iwteu Dttefr3.
4 ~ runfNpn t. ur made lsiprrt
30 . art of nat toooly3a.. S.e,
49, ~ r go lrtsfs' fg.. Iurtaat.
s'.,~ri r- oo' seri ,re"i nr usiv
ing .'nunf ana "li1r sod re in.ur.aoc
~hffl 49,. be- tw.ni, We ceni. on one non
dfei do.iss ta tom Of ir,-- month, --
Advances IN Sasn ~ii' he made On II. Dc
t,sry Of Tee " ooi, n requested Ssrk.~ll
~ 'ofnishsd 10 itp.e ~hn sish. Nv tneif 90.
-ng mo rri"ns- Of if.asfDtstlon and l2l.g
esr's esot 81 u~f'u Use
J. fKsisfsnc~ Can b~ hsf q. ~, T.
beesmsn. 3 ldeiaoDs F. VS. n J.nn,
.on, >hDIsh,rl. " Blngh.m Corn~.n =
" J-ssii. Ws'b'ids- n B-tl. M,fdis,a
~ l. Hal. ~he hum. IT
I,@isrs sfd'csssI 20 ne suh.efIt.r a.
rrofshsm, 10 fels'lnn 10 ne Nssl Dri..i e.
r'si fl.e sil receive tmm~flsis auenff,n
IT, ne -p>~nrs NJ wen, ~ Mere 90
reeve 49,. 80 siss snv r.gosis mi.i
esn0n 90 ins sytl'ri
II BLANCHARD
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30
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N1nlay innr ~ l-ii
Al mako 81, Le,f ,au,s ,ucluir .
100 ieh Over Ia. wt,A =. pat, ~ott.f
o., o 10 oa~'sni eol,u, 300 ,A,,g az.
lamt'. sul %, ,in.
Isi,is Iri Bsrle A kN t,f'e
: 90 o.. qaaut . t1a5 80. SECOND :,
a e. 80
and eros
Cow and Csi,s Sale, sss3t
sh"p ari Lin.is &c., Ship | -. 900
~ = -, lsmbs ,J.aSJ
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snal. l,ss -l.sJ
Marie tu'A Rri o.,afcj 70 zoe ato,'
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