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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-02-26
MONDAY, FEBRuARY 81, ls4s.
I'm SENATE.

The Journal having been read message was announced
from the other Honse stating that had passed the bill for the
relief Of the heirs of John Paul Jones with amendments
The amendments having been read
Mr. DAVIS Of Massachusetts,, moved that the bill and
amendments be referred to the committee wherein the bill
originated.
Mr. HANNEGAN pressed the immediate adoption Of the
amendments Of the House. they for the part
verbal and did not in any interfere with the princ
piles of the bill He adyered to the fact Of the bill having
received the sanction Of both bodies the last session. and
had only failed become law through the fact of its hay
ing been accidentally dropped ia the AISLE and found
until the adjournment of both bodies and consequently could
not receive the signature Of the President Under these cir
the bill had been introduced in the first week Of
the present leave and had passed without
opposition the Senate having ecn fit TO dispense with The
usual and ordinary forms.
Mr.. BENTON advocated the reference Of the bill to the
appropriate committee declaring that he always looked with
dstust and suspicion claims Of seventy years Of age, and
least Of all should such be hurried through without undergo
ing all the investigation prescribed by the wisdom Of lega
ton to secure deiberaion
Mr.. HANNEGAN replied seratim to the objections Of
Mr. BENToS, and the debate further continued Messs
CAMERON, BADGER, MANGUM, DAVIS, of Massa-
chusets, BENTON, and BRADBURY, when the question
taken the motion of Mr. DAVIS to refer tothe Com
mitee of Claims, aud decided in the affirmative Ayes 25
not counted.
The debate lasted until after the hour for taking up the
special order and just Mr. CAss with view call
for the order Of the day
Mr. BENTON to make painful announcement to
e senate he nad just been informed hat tne Rouse OIL
Representatives had adjourned under the most affecting cir
cumstancesa caamtous visitation to its oldest and most
venerable membeone who had been President Of the Unit
ed States and whose character inspired universal respect and
esteem He spoke Of Mr. ADAMS, who had just sunk down
his chair and had been carried into adjoining ROOM and
might at this moment be passing from this world under the
roof which and almost in presence Under
such circumstances the whole Senate will feel alike and find
itself utterly unable to attend any business He therefore
moved the immediate adjournment Of the Senate.
This motion unanimously agreed to, and the Senate
adjourned.
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General Agency at w.shinston.

HIRTY-THREE years experience \ clerk In of
the principal accounting offices of the Treasury (Sd
Auditors) qualified the subscriber to undertake gen.
the seat of the federal government
and the any business with the public depart
ment or before Congress- An intimate acquaintance with
all matters the several departments and bu-
eaus knowledge of the laws, and the principles estab
ished by decisions in the executive departments in relation
almost every subject connected with public accounts and
with which he has become familiar from long
the public service, affords him advantages and
facilities which, perhaps, few others His attention
will be directed the prosecution OF claims of char
acter embracing revolutionary claims against the United
States individual States whether for lands money
pensions of all kinds communication for half pay and bou
lies claims growing out of contracts with the United
States examination of titles, and procuring patents for
lands return of dute remission OF fines or orfeiture
the other laws the prosecution OF claims
arising of transactions connected with tho Florida or
Mexican claims before board OF comm ssonors
hereafter be formed the sale or purchase OF real
estate generally the transaction OF any ana every
description business in which the services Oh an agent
may be required. ...-c,,, J,
The subscriber extensively known in tho city of Wash
inc To the civil officers OF the government TO many officers
both of the army and as well a. 70 Oh Con
gentlemen selected 10 whot' "0'e''1iy' Poucs
reference is requested, TO vii ~ llaa "
JAxKs w MCCULLoH First Comptroller OF the Treasury
ALBION X PARIS, Second do t. do.
PETKp HAeyER, Third Auditor Of tho Treasury
cen THOMAS s. JksUr, Quart Master General u. g. A.
cen (EoReK GIBSON Commssay General Of Subsistence
Gen. ROGER JONES, Adjutant General N t BE .4ji.
Cen NATHAN TowsoN Paymaster GonorHl. tt. 4 IL n
Col JosKPu G. TorrEN Chief Of the Corps Of Enghsers
Col JOHN j. ALERT, Chief of Typographical Enginesrs
RICHARD SMITH, ESQ.,, Cashier Metropolis Bank.
JAMES THOMPSON esq, Chief Clerk Third Auditors Office
RICHARD BURGESS.
Office 14th street. opposite N E. corner FuIer's Hotel
June 29--1y .I is It't.t
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who has estimated or who can estimate the effect Of
change which should place this island in other hands sub
with objects of different and still more dangerous nsture
Sir, that feel disposition TO this topic ON
the present occasion My purpose is only 10 show IT'S I'M
of the country, by asserting propositions which, perhaps
may be necessary TO be reviewed.
"And here diiter sgain with the gentleman from Ken
lucky He thinks that this, other should
wait until the event comes without any previous decara-
ton of sentiments upon subjects important
pirate of preventing that which, if unprevened
might be difficult redress great object in holding d-
pomatc intercourse, is frankly expose the views and
objects nations, and prevent by candid explanation,
ison aud In this case, the government has said
could the transfer OF Cuba another
European STATE 49,
hen il was entirely proper this inmaton should be
frankly and seasonaby made. Candor required il; and it
ell folly have been silent while we might
pose the transaction be and then 70 com
plain of it afterwards. II should have subsequent
right to complain, we have previous rgnt eqaay ciear
of protesting; and the evil be one which, when comes
would allow apply remedy it not only allows it, but
it makes it our duty also to apply prevention 49, !, do
but to support this BILL simply and heartily, in the form
in which il has been offered to us by our committee
necessity for material amendment OF any kinds and
feel bound to declare that am particularly opposed to
which, in my judgment, would seriously leopard the sue
of the measure contemplated. For, if our sending
troops munitions of war, and money to Yucatan, be
made to depend the continuance OF the war with
Mckee, may happen that we may get intelligence OF
of this bill through both houses OF Congress- and we
shall thus be compelled refuse the aid requested SOLE
ly for want of adequate legislation Having ample conf
dence in the Executive am willing to commit the whole
matter his discretion and have no doubt that his &C
ton will be wise, energetic, and successful
The Senate then adjourned.
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DORTER's Progress fthe Nation (Dauah,) from the
beginning OF the nineteenth century 10 tho present Time
IN volumes; London. aN'l ar ,r'l t4H. I'D M
Vol. Population and production occupation, emigra
ton, agriculture, manufactures, machinery, mining &C.
NC. ~ 0.. ,..I.l
Vol interchange revenue, expenditure, roads, canals
coasfinR trade, foreign commerce. commercial leagues,
currency finance income and expenditure, taxes war cx
pendIres, DC, DC. XIV
Vol Consumption, accumulation, prices, increase OF
property, cme education colonies, dependencics In Eu
rope in Asa, in Australia in Africa, In BRUSH America.
IN the West Indies, &c, &c.
Just received few copies of the above valuable work.
for sale at one half the usual price rv,np
May s, IS4s
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Notice to Bookbi nders.

CEALED proposals will be received at the Office Of the
- Clerk Of the House of Representatives Of the United
ing books and ordered by the House to be bound
prior the 18th April ls4son which day such proposals
of the chairman of the Committee on Accounts, and they
will be submitted by the Celk to the COMMITTEES on Ac-
the following Tuesday, the 10Th day Of the month
of May aforesaid, for their approval. -l.lt
Specimens of the kind of binding required may be
at the Clerks Office any time.
THOMAS J. CAMPBELL,
April 28-3mwtd Clerk H. r. U. S.
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NOR RENT-Those desirable dwellings in the First
Il Ward, 2lst street, near H, recently occupied ny
Mr. Mechn and the late Capt Hetzel For careful, pune
tua and permanent tenants the rent will be $l76 per an
The houses are dry and pleasant and will DO cleaned
and put in order. Apply Mr.. Dlow's, at the corner
by, where the keys are.
Nav lO-S*
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u HENIsH WINES. -"Johannesberge," :" kudssAe Of
variety of other Rhensh wines, of fine quality, for sale
by JAMES BAlLiE, wine Mefchan.i
delpha May7-
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|CENTLEMEN's Belong1ngs.-STEVENS has just
VI ceived largest and best assortment of gentlemen's
wardrobe and articles offered by him in this city,
Wis
Linen and cotton yokeneck shirts
Silk, merino, cotton, and Isle shirts and drawers
Gauze merino and gauze cotton do do
Batiste and cambria wash cravats, new styles
Kid, silk, Isle thread, and cotton gloves
Colts revolving pistols
Silk and cotton umbrellas
Also, French self-rasng umbrellas slusat
Canes, perfumery, &c. Mn
In fact every article belonging to q gcnlemana outht-
ting establishment Articles will be sold at fair prices Tor
cash. SLEW ENSS
MAY 7-6tifeod Sales room, Browns Hotel.
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WASHINGTON MORTON's CLARETS.-The sab
w scber has Just received fine e. OF ciaret
rose" Mouon' "Pouillac, 81. Julian, &c, &C.. di-
from Washington Morton of Bordeaux for sale whoo-
sale and retail. JAMES BAlLlE, wine Mofchant;
50 door Congress Hall hotel Pha'
dephia ~ -L--M-l.--. way 1--0t
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T7REsF HOLSTERS, Hanibut, Maskerel, and Salmon,
Il can be had in the different fish markets. Baltimore,
daily as we shall receive them fresh every morning
April 5-3t WALkEh % swift.
n EOORHEAD'S Graduated Magnetic Machines Tor
Hl the relief and permanent of all nervous diseases
A new supply this day received at SIEVENSS,
May 7-6feod Salesroom, Browns hotel.
C1TRAW COODs.--Ths day opened fresh supply OF
chdrens leghorn hats Also chldrens fancy pIaids
In variety. ,.-' 3D..
s,,,ln snna onite new at STEVENS'S
Nav 7-Stif Saiesroom, Browns Hotsa.
HYPERION Hair Pluid.-BoyIe's Hyperion Vegetable
III Fluid preserving and promoting the growth
hair and removing all deeterons affections, dan
druh &c.-The subscriber has been induced, from the
highest testimonials the sole agency for this city Of
above desirable hair fluid. The testimonials are too
umeous for publication but persons DESTROYS to avail
themselves of its efficacy together with treatise on the
hair do so by applying to w. F. bAYLY.
- Staoner, Penn avenue.
MAY 2-eo3w Hotel
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-30
TOR PRINTING.


Tbe truth of this old adage exemplhed in Phil
aJelphia the other day. in novel manner. lhe sto-
as related in the Pennsylvanianis that MIR Drake,
/ wealthy ,obacconist Of that city had charming
laughter, Amy by name, who had given her heart to
Young journeyman carpenter, named r. L. Hughes,
. ot overburdened with this worlds goods. This
Mir. Drake had decided objection to, and follow
no The old expedent in such cases, he locked Miss
! nv up to keep her away from her loving carpen-
Her. On Wednesday afternoon, Mr.. Drake, on re-
urning home, met colossal son ot Africa at his
DOR with large roll of bedclothes on his shoul-
er Ebony enquired of him if he was the gentle
nan who bough, the bedding at some place in
koub st,eet. "No-take yourself Off" was the
harp reply :" | don't buy second hand articles
4 South street," being somewhat Indignantly add
n This is not yours, then" suggested the dus-
In gentleman. No-be off with your dirty lug
eaoe" responded The tabacconist, ending the col
bquy, and the porter FASTENED to convey the dir
N luggage" 10 Mr.. Hughes, who received it with
j hearty welcome. On unrollins the counterpane
Which covered the parcel, very snug piece OF
oods answering the description of Miss Amy
Drake was found inside. The young lady had
concerted this scheme, and with the assistance Of
Ter maid, had contrived 10 roll herself in the bed
i 4uts and thus be conveyed to her lover. Matri-
1ponial arrangements were being perfected, but
IRE the twain could be made one, the indignant
jhlher arrived with two police officers and arres
I'D Mr Hughes for the theft of counierPane.-
The Mayor, however, discharged the case. This
certainly is the very latest style Of eiopement, and
4lould be speedily patented.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-30

A Sermon for Young Ladies.-Dow, Jr.. in
3 Of his late sermons, gives the following ad-
Ice to young ladies':
l"My young maidens-I know you all want
get married as soon as you enter your teens;
j il is better TO remain single and live upon
cold soup OF solitude. than to marry misery
TO wed woe. have bu, poverty stricken
|non Of The majority Of my sex. They are
Frupied by The miscaled re6nemen's of the
SO inflated by pride, SO fooled by fashion,
proud for naughi, so afraid of The soil on
ch they live, SO given TO cultivaiing whs-
Is and mnsr az hes, while their morals are in
hosl wrerched state for want of wedding, and
over-growu with heir, vaniiy aud Iazlness,
scarcely one IN twenty is worth being en-
sled with wife"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-30
The Password.

Mr. Lover tells good anecdote of an lrishman
wing the pass word at the battle of Fontenoy, at
be time The great SAKE was marshal.
The password is SAKE now don't forget it, "
bid the colonel to Pat.
Sacks! Faith and will not. Wasn't my
/ her millerl"
Who goes there I" cried the sentinel, after he
Frved at the post.
Pat looked as confidently as possible, and in a
br Of a whispered howl, replied:
Bags yer honor
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-30

Enormous Chain Probably The largest chain
y zen, out OF S'erbridge. England. was man.
,"feo oy Messrs. Baily, chain manulaeiur
from whose warehouse il was removed on
Resday week, 10 The wharf. consigned TO a
IN Elvsrpool 1t was Ink chain, and in
kded for the use Of an incline its length was
20 yards, or rather more Than one and one
d ol mile, and It's weight about ID tons. Ii
removed 10 The wharf in a wagon drawn
eight horses.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-30

he following advertisement appear. in the
ANY Express: Wanted-An sbfe-bodied
<on TO hold my wife's tongue, she and be.
unable to keep ii still"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-30
D,,nIished by Theodore Schoch.

,s -vod dollars per annum in advance-Two dollars
TERAs half yearly yand if not paid before the endoi
aud GU doars and half. Those who receive their
the year. or stage drivers employed by the prope-
papers ni y" charged 81 l2 cents, per year, extra
tor until all arrearaees are paid except
.so No pa, on,ion of the Editor ,;.,
athe not exceeding square sixteen lnes)
~ three eeks for one dollar. and twenty-five
VIII oe erv subsequent insertion. The charge for one ana
ceu the liberal discount maze toy yealV
advertisers ,,. - 49, rs;,or rnnst no most bsid
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-02-29

Ties Look out and not gtt imposed upon T.
Every bottle has ssVaughn's Vegetable Lith.
cntript,c Mixture, blown upon the glass, the
ierittea signature of"Go @. Vaughn " on The
and G. o. Vaughn, Buffalo, s,dra-
bed on nc cork None other are genuine.
Prepared by DR.. G. O. Vaughn, and sold a.
the principle Office. 207 Main street, Buffalo,
al wholesale aud retail. No attention paid
10 letters unless post paid orders from reg
nlarly constituted Agents ercepted- -post
paid letters, or verbal communications solc-
liting advice, promptly attendedto, gratis.
Offices devoted exclusively 10 the sale Of
this arlcle1-132h Nassau street, New York
ciy;295 Essex street, Salem, Mass; and by
the principal Druggists tbroughoutthe Uni
ted States and Canada, as advertised in the
papers. asir se" = ta tTAl ~
For sale by Fl. G. LEE, Kalida. o. ~
g M.sJ. Myers, Columb is Grove. isIis7'
Hamilton &sRict, Pendleton. 9ot7a o. q
Isaac b. Smith, Giboa. iasarHl q
| y. w. Owen, travelling agent. Y set 33lab
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K KALID,A, IH.o Al 4 i, 4 4, !,
'qt2s,J Am Els. IL VAIL s,,.a, ~,

N, !. & IA M Els, oHsnYAILo ynsm
,Fuussesess oNHAS.. taken the wsil known arnpp
RHH u n commodioys Tavern Stand and : teTm' Tp
MiiI crly occupied BY T. r.. McClure.-1,
TIc House has becn' thoroughly repaired
this Hfall, and1is anow7nwells fitted fio'oithe
accommodation Of the trayelling eommunltycq |
J.H. v, feels confident that these yho iayyopl yp
modatfons and attendance equal to those of any
House in this partr,f Ohios His tablew be well
furnished with the best the surrounding country
affords, and his bills will be found reasonably
low to suit the times Hehas also large and good
stablng, and designs to spare no pains to secure
he comfort and convenienceoi his guests dfN
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|. LANDS FOR SALE IN GREENS
's.G BURG TOWNSHIP.

gUyHE subscriberis desiious of dsposing Of the
south half Of section twenty-five township
one north Of Range six east, in Putnam County,
being 800 acres. The land is capable Of making
soil low. For particulars of the terms Of sale ap
ulv at this Office or to v fALBERTSSTUMP.
''ii,s1n4,s Tarleton, Pickaway County, Ohio
Aug. 49, l847. asissvsvsTsss ssSciH'
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GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION!

Among all the famous medicines for Codsump-
ton, none seems to be meeting with greater sue
cess or gaining higher reputation than, that
mos, wonderful article.
wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
That it stands at the head of all other remedies
is now universally conceded. 1t has cured thou.
sands upon thousands-of all classes-in cases OF
the most dangerously consumptive Character
And physicians of the greatest eminence through
out opr whole country unhesitatngly recomm snd
il a the
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MOST POWERFUL CURATIVE

of Pulmonary diseases in the wbse range Of
Pharmacy The sale made in the Western States
have thus far been unparnlleled and the most
gratifying proofs Of It's efficacy have been recev-
ed from every place where it has been used
thousands of
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-02-29
coNsuMPTIyE PATIENTS

have already test its cxulted virtues, and cou-
fessed its surprising excellence and amasing
power. The remarkable success Of this Balsam
is no doubt owing in a great measure TO the pc
cuIiarly agreeable anu powerful nature of its in
qrekent 1t isa ty
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FINE HERBAL MEDICINE

Composed chiefly of WILD CHERRY BARK and
the genuine ICELAND MOSS, (the latter imPor
ted expressly for this purpese) the rare mddca
virtues <of which are also combined by a new
chemical process, the best ever discoveredsfor
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-02-29
ONE ARTICLE

N is sesyat least twice the
value ofthe entire stock of dry goods usual
ly kept by our largest wholesale jobbers.-
This fact, together with the fact, that our
means and our attention, instead ofbeing sdi-
vivided among vast variety of articles, are
devoted wholly TO ONE, will render the adVan-
tages which we can offer TO dealers perfectly
Obvious; and il shalt betour' care that none
who visit our establishment shall meet with
any disappointment.
Our assortment is complete at all seasons
of the year, 1g-- 39lAq
b 10 aoinz spL Lee, Jadson D. Lee,
'iIP. s-B. F. LEE, formerly Softhe
firm Of Lord g. Lees, and late SENIOR part
ner in The original firm of Lee g. Brewster,
from which connection he withdrew some
time ago, and has resumed business ir con
nection with Messrs. Lee and Judson. under
the firm Of LEE, JUDSON g. LEE, and he
ventures 10 assure his friends and the public,
thatthe new firm will maintain the same pre-
eminence inlthis branch Of the irafe, which
formerly distinguished the other two houses
to which he belonged. ilAo aa d. 4, MI
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WESTERN HOTEL.
Ell sbBYgsWM. MCCLURE asg

wv, lMcCLU URE has purchased and fitted.
wv ss'upothe stand formerly occupied BY
WI L. Hipkins, in u balflamiia yab sid'
: = Gilbod, Putnam County,
lnB ls6ffIlT la'R beoflpab b Pn1a eai i'tsml
Where he WILDE ready 10 entertain the
travelling community, and all who call upon
him, in as goodystyl lie as can be, done In this
section ofcountry. a. His table will be sup
piled with the best ihat1ihe country affords
and he will do all in bis power to make his
honseu pleasant and agreeable resort to
the travelling community. oncfs iarl
His Stabllng aud other Accommodations are
ample and will give satisfaction. i
uGilboa, Put Co. o., June 25, lS47 B
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NOTICE = 5sas.il .ama

us Shereby given that there will be a petition
pfscented, to the Commissioners Of Putnam
county, at their mex. session, praying for an al
teration on the Mt. Blanchard State road; viz !:
Bepinning on said State road, near David Luga-
-bee. where the Lima State read crosces it, thence
south on the Lima State road to the township line,
thence west on the townships line until it inter
sects the said r6hd again.
"a February 1, i848. ~ 36i
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CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS

The following we have just received from
d Messrs Josin & Rowe, Druggist IN Newark
in this State, to whom it was scommunicatcdby
John WiEer, Esa., a citizen OF Burlington,
Licking County, Ohio:
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Piece or . Pa ck& ge.l

New Styles are received, almost every day
and many of them are got up for our own
sales, and pot to be found ELSEWHERE, q,
.Ct5-Printed lists of prices, corrected from
day 10 day, with every variation Of he mar
ket, and are placed in the hands of buyers.
Merchants will be able TO form some idea
Of the extent and variety of our assortment,
when we stale, that the value Of our usual
ctock of this.
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iRlhEY's PATENT / .oINTMENTe.
9lehl FOR THE d apw |!
a9E,9ioS eel

I,,l ~ - e EI ES,D ss,usIls, ., I
j have received very many certificates and
testimonials as 10 the efficacy ofmy, ointment,
only few Of which can be inserted for, want
ofspace. viii frs, give aIstatemens Of its
discovery, and cure Of loy,aa S ad,,o NJ ,,',a
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-02-29
PRINTED DCALIC0ES.

Their present Stock consists Of nearly
~ ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES, En-
bracng some THOUSANDS ofdifcrent pat
terms and colorngs, and comprising every
thing desirable in the line, FOREIGN and
DOMESTIC iI.ag a. s. I'D noij..aJ
q All ofwhich are offered for sale for cash.
or satisfactory credf at the LOWEST PRICES
by thes'l'1p s'i 'r'. ''--''1l' q 'ldi'-- {
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

NT Office is hereby given that the undersign-
IN ediwere tihe November term, lS47, ofthe
Court Of Common Pleas of Putnam County. Ohio,
appointed Administrators of the estate Of Samu-
ei Busssrt, late Of said county, deceased, 81
~ GF7 ~ WILLIAM SCOTT
aGNsA .fl3 RACHAEL BUSSARTe
January e5, ls4s. u ~ s6ocw
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Very truly, yours, g.,
- JOIN WIMER.


II. Lee, Kalida, o. ee sto
J. W King, Lima, Ohio.s ma
King g. Cowles, Waupaukonnetta, o.
J. A. Frazier, Sidney Ohio. .35f