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aud beautiful
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-06-13

tie holding Coz. moro than Two small bot
lies. T. Ok out and not gsf imposed upon -
Every DO te has ayaogbn's Vegetable Lllb
oniript:c Mixture, ? blown upon The glass, the
,pr;ften signature Of &c G. Vaughn on the
directions. and G. G, Vaughn, Buffalo, STAN
ned on fhe cork. None other are genuine
Prepared by Dr.. G. @. Vaughn, and sold p
The principle Office, 207 Main street, Buffalo
At wholesale and retail. No attention paid
10 letters unless post paid orders from reg
ularly. constituted Agents crcepted--posl
paid letters. or verbal communications solic-
i,ins advice, promptly attended 10, gratis. "A
Offices devoted exclusively TO the sale Of
this arlicle--l32. Nassau street, New York
city ;295 Essex street, Salem, Mass. and by
the principal Druggists throughout the Uni
ted States and Canada, as advertised in the
papers. Soag u iannlaug Al nr.sl 81
For sale by H. G. LEE, Kalida., !, ,.;f.,
M. j. Myers, Columb IS Grove IA ! y
d Hamilton g. Rict, Pendleton.l " 50 49,,
n Isaac B. Smith, Gilboa. sl,s d,osas
4 W. Owen, travelling agent. tHe 3%
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-06-13
COUNTY NOTICE.
IsOAD TAXES!

NOTICE is hereby given that the Coun-
Commissioners of Putnam County, Ohio, at
their March Session, A. d. ls4S, levied for
Road purposes within said county, The sum
of Three Thousand Two Hundred Dollars,
being at the rate of forty cents upon the huns
dred dollars Valuation, as the same stands on
the duplicate of Taxes for said county for
the year ls4s, and that all persons owing
said Road Taxes may discharge the same by
labor upon the Public Highways in tho pro-
per Road District, or upon ,he proper Free
Turnpike Road, at the rate of seventy five
cents per day, for such labor as provided by
law. NAHUM SMITH,
5.Ntlt Auditor.
n AuDIToR's OFFIcE, )'g II 41td
Putnam Co O. May Sd, 1913. ol a.l b /
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-06-13
O. S' J o.
WESTER N HOTEL.
i -s,asl.a BY Wn. MCCLURE.
w MCCLURE has purchased and fitted
w. up the stand formerly occupied BY
w. L. Hinkins in

40 Ii flVKIIS3 ~ ~ IIT fI.1I 7. y a ~ .
j asGilb0a, Putnam County,
q Where he will be resdy to entertain the
travelling community, and all who call upon
him,in as good style as can be done IN this
section ofcountry. His table will be sup
piled with the best that the country affords
and be will do all lin his power TO make his
house "a pleasant and agreeable resort to
the travelling community.
"a HlsiStabling aud other accommodations are
ample and will give satisfaction.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-06-13
80 Co.
K,3ALID A III O T Z L.
JA M Z s H. ALL

7-llo7g7 ~ y M M II . . II u ,--.-,--I
k2A III AS taken the y,ll known and
#iiil 1T commodous Tavern Stand fern
8ilI erly occupied by T. R. Mcclure
I'heI House has been thoroughly repaired
this fall, and is now we'll fitted 10 the
accommodation OF the travelling community
]. H. V. feels confident that those who favor
him by selecting his house will find the accom-
modations and attendance equal to those OF any
Horsein this part Ohio. Unstable will be well
furnished with tho.best the surrounding country
Affords and his, bills. will be found reasonably
low to suit the times He has also large and good
stabling, and designs to spare no pains 70 secure
Il eeomfortt and convenience OF his guests. Il
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-06-13
TO TAILORs!

hDs - shhh Sy -. ~ - -.
T\HIRD Edition, greatly enlarged and improv-
III ed, illustrated with over Sc Diagrams and
Engravings, showing the way to cut every des-
cription OF Gentleman's dress without master,
by scale of IA numbers. NJ ID ss.'. ~, ..s-,.
This system comprises in detail the whole sci
ence Of Drafting Garments, based upon an entire.
ly new and original principle. viz: Right angles,
or size and heighth, whereby q coatray be cut
in any style or fashion, by any person ordinary
skill and taste, without teaching. This work,
containing likeness Of the author, will be nc
dompanied by pamphlet OF letters of recommen.
Tation and certificates from over 500 practical
inailors in every part of the country, who are use-
ing the System with entire success. By the use
Of this system, sure iit is the inevitable result:
saf RECOMMENDATIONS. t zai ~ H
s sat3tr @ aPhilndel elphia, Aug. %, lS47.
Mr. D. HullDear Sir AFTER using your SYSTEM four
months take pleasure in saying that nlthouEh nexper
fenced, ALTER he's been necessary, II nv
ing, In all eases made GooD FITs. and would therefore
recommend II TO the TRADE as being snpeio 70 a otier
Rules. d B. SIEBLE,
#t8a ie .aa'A q l' 929 Chesnut Street.
fully agree In Mr.. shebe's opinion Tint il excels oil
AARON PANCOST, Z !.
49, ~ US Cliesnu; street.
One or more copies Of the system. with accom-
panying Scales, will be semitic any part Of the
country free OF postage. @
PRIcE.--T To subscribers by mail, (sngle copy) $40
asf as Clubs Of five, do.,......... ..r-.,.. $40
All orders addressed TO the undersigned will
meet with prompt attention. ]. II. Z HULL,
sse al Merchant Tailor, Cincinnati, Ohio.
May ,sf848.7 376bwl ch Cin.Gaz. So.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-06-13
BRIDGE CON1RACT?

M Office is hereby given tha, from.the 18th
In day Of April TO the 10th day Of June en-
suing, proposals will be received for building 81
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Henry County Road Tag.

NTOTlCE is hereby given that the, County
LIN Commissioners Of Henry County, Ohio, at
the March sesso, j, l848, levied for road purpos-
es within and forsaid county, the sum ottwelye
hundred and eighteen dollars, being at iherate of
twenty five cents on the hundred dollars valua-
lion, as the same stands on the duplicate Of taxes
for said county for the year l848, and that all
rsonsowing said road tax may discharge the
sameby labor on the public highways in the pro-
per road districts, or upon the proper free turn
pike road, ut the rate Of seventy Eve cents per
day for such labor, as provided BY law
&t'kRTe f4s asf5s8y JAMES G.HALY, ~
re- antla.s8 q. b6 Gat t3ii County .4uditor,
AuprToR's OrrIoE, Henry County, .. .si,u...e,
(. Napoleon, May Isl, i848, 375c
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-06-13
ROMAN. TITLE. &c. S

The above prices, in consequence ofincreased
facilities for manufacturing, are much reduced
from former rates. A liberal discount for cash
In hand at the date of the invoice.
Presses, Chases, ases, Wood Type, Ink, &c.,
furnished at the lowest manufacturers pr, es, eli.
ther for cash or credit. ...5
Our Specimen Book for 848 is now ready for
distribution to Printers, who will send for il. and
contains many new articles that we have never
before exhibited, such as Writing Flourishes, Or
naments. Ornamental Fonts, &c. Of which we
have an ample stock for the prompt execution Of
o-ders.
I. OF For sale. several good second hand Cylin-
der and Platen Power Presses, Standing Press.
es, Hand Printing Presses, &c.
ae ~ GEORGE BRUCE & co.
10 Chambersst., New York
. May ls4s. 375cw&
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-06-13
wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
|gHgHA H4d GREAT REMEDY ron 81 6jr
|bsslol3aC CONSUMPTION VI y,

b3SilaalaCONSJMPIlON!,8,a., 8,a. AZ ,st
Amono .,I tho famous medicines for Codsump-
ian nnns' Scans ~ he meeting with grenter sue
css. ~ ao;n;r@ : b;oher reputation than that
u,sI mos Iwonderfu7 articIe i'fG ~ lhael u
'IYT b@fii'l YTrr'fT sJ1lf II ,,.,,,,,, !,
WlSTAR'S, ,BALSAM Otl WiLD SHlpEsinns SHEnni /.
Tbat /, stands at the head Of all other remedies
Il q now universally conceded. It has cured,hou
sands upon ihousands--of all classes--in cases OF
the most dangerously consumpiiye character.--
And physicians of the greatest emnence through
out orr whole country unhestatingly recomm end
II ma the 81 $50 a. ~
IF'iD7l1 nsncr, pnuEp FrIrlN err ATIyE vi
- M ~, ~ y, ULus ~ snaia ,ane NJ
o. Q, fuimohaiy u'seases y wns,.,n ,ea
rnarinacy me saie i,..aJ msue Il, .aS ma III nos,
haveinus iars oeer unPssas'yu ssn y,ce;v.
gianly'ng p,oo,s y, 40 49,. !; has Nan ,sed 10
ea ltonI syelyl Piase ""th'eH'Sf'ss 80 I's4eSf
lnopsanas oi 4,i.....-... q ......,r,, ,..,3
CONSUMfrlVE rAliENio
have already lestd its cxuited virtues, anu. cour
fessed its. surprising excelience any sapIs.ns
power. The remarkable SUCCESS q lps ~ pa'ean' ~
is no doubt owing IN greot measure 70 me II
culiarly agreeable and powerful nature Oh us IN
grekient. Hisa 'N3@ Hif' nal2spl eo-pl'e"
~ laga FINE HERBAL MEDICINE eaF
~. ia "a .,.;.a. II tvu,DeuFRRy nAf,K and
Gonpusea eIc TcEI ANT MOSS f,he latter impor.
n1 si.' senuJ r. ~ n,,nose : me rare mddical
rev ny -. fSi,ps-w aiIn new
yr'uss - mun ~ ~ Z, ..ar Al coysrsa fol d
cne'n'ca, ~ ~, -, ,,,,,,s gS
5a-v YIN It,lN MI iVlS iS4s II ~ Ail A.,.S ,
ne y, iNs lollow.us ~ n }R1sn.a;s, !, H. a. ~
Messls @ .osl'n os 4, =, sS n,n,nu.s,c ~ hv
10 nnrn .n'y W G.as ""' c;,;ssn ., RnrI;ng,on
i9nh ignn; Te,,,,r il iHh;o. '
n,,.,,..,a I,,,,s. =, ~ ns. Z ,sxaJ
Ms.a,s 1rs9ms r p"ncs A., va"r 'reones
bs-ss;,h ,,.nsn,it 10 yony statement of the a,eI
nf ME- W;mer and cb;lS. as 'near ~ I am able tc
Communicates. which you are at liberty to pub-
III ;s Won see t;t as feel desire 10 Inform tbe
world Of tbe effects Of yoar Invaluable medicine
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-06-13

A T my instance an attachment was this day
IA issued b. Elias Horn, Justice of the Peace
OF Van Buren township, Putnam county, Ohia,
againsr the property and effects Of Michael Mich
olson, nonresident debtor. II
@a e 1s liIsg LUDoWlCK HULL.
DateI Nav 18th, 4 SAC. 376a3
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-06-13
PRINTING TYPES
WILL BE SOLD AT BRUCE'S

WILL BE SOLD AT BRUCE'S
Neaa g@rik Sg1pe- -:D@uo ogSG@,
A FTER March 18Th. l848, at the following
IN very low prices, for approved six months'
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-06-13
NOTICE.

.ls AuDIToR's OFFIcE,
Putnam Co. o. May Sd, l848. I
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-06-13
TO THE PUBLIC.

~ oasr TO THE lFDBLICIr T.,4sg,.
VXTEiEREAS, my wife, oRosanna Hardin. has
wv left my house snd separated herself from
me, hereby caution all person against Trusting
OF harborng her on my account, as il is my sints
ton hereafter not to be Responsible for asy1d
she may contract. . "a GEORGE HARDIN.
blanchard tp !, Putnam 90. o., May '23,, A.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-06-13
HEBREW PLASTER,
" READ, and Receipe Instruction. e

So I-l /. y d v
yx7 would ru Of reaaersto 70 the advertise
wv met Of the Hebrew Pnsier, and the tosEr CoArKD
PILL todays also state In connection WIN
this thn we are all well acquainted with the Hebrew Pas
ter hnving made off at the East for IN severe pain IN
our eide and breasf which time teated to entirely
Disable us from attending to business. Two or three
oppcnIons Of tile paser entirely cured us We have IN
various instances snre recommended II ohersfof seated
pnhs Of all descriptions, and have never known 70 full
In efeetins permanent cure.-Loganspeff Telegraph
ai b JEW DAvID's. OR HEBREW PLASTER,
Ishscoming one oftte most popular medicines now be.
fore The public for removing s seaea s soea
In The world. Il Is also efcacious In removing wens, t
nors corns We do not design 10 pnf this medicine
with Old fictitious certificates, but will simply mention
few recent cases, where II has effected cures.
Mr. Slonn GAINESVILLE after having suffered with Rheu
matisu for nine years, was cured BY using the hebrew
M Anderson OF Putnam was troubled for long time
with ioms besk occasoned by overlhing, was cured
n man tns1e not reeollceted) of Grntiot In risking
county, entirely cured Of rheumatism By using This
pinster. isftAt37s II sfa.tnif. e.ter
The following certificate from Mr.. Woste editor cfte
Masslon Grzette, WIS furnished uB-
Messrs Comsfock eco.--Durng nkt winter and spring
was % irouhlea with Pain N my Brenst 20 70 render
bsvids Hebrew Plaster highly reeeommended foi sim
liar cases INDUCED to give i trial. had worn
plaster IN my breast but short tne when oil pain eft
me- and wSs enahled sgain engage in the duties the
offee.-Massion, Nov. ~, 1876. J. r. WORsTELL.
Meafrgl CnmstOck tcro: -htout nx years ago,
received hurt which broke two OF my ihs; snee then
hive heef most OF the time unableto do nny work from
severe pain in my side and BREAST had dcfpnred Of eyer
henr cured having already paid enough to doctors to pay
for good farm and received benefit. But thanks To-
the genius who first compounded the Hebrew Plaster,
through its eectsI am we'll About slx weeks nso IN Lo
Ihenrd sn ngent OF yenrs the He
brew Pnster and was induced buy box and tho result
was as hnve stated would also state that have
who for two years hns been unable TO work from
main in her aide and general pronration Of STRENGTH
who also aped plaster to her side, and at ths time
HONEY COATED PILLS. 80.
She 10 now nearly WELL and Improving ran idly Yours,
.qa iisss a9 34 g8 hps ~ CALEB HARRISON.
Each boxcontains sufficient TO spread or pssters,
~" W Price so cents per box.
? -AG GENTs.-H. G. LEE. Kalida. NJ MYERS, Coum.
bus Grove. We HAMILTON .Pendeton.s, sllnc
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-14
THE HARP OF \ THOUSAND
STRINGS.n

God has created the human frame,
with its hundreds OF muscles and bo-
mes, its thousands of blood vess- Is and
nerves, its complicated digestive ap-
paratus, its nicely adapted lungs, and
ITS active skin-all these he has for
med in systems and organs, each ha-
wing a separate duty to perform for
the good OF the whole each doing It's
own peculiar work and yet not wor-
king without the cooperation of all
the rest, and the whole under the d.
TeCtiOn OF tie brain and nervous sys-
tenn. All these, varied and harmoni-
Gus, constitute the machinery of our
life. And this God has put INTO our
hands to direct to supply its wants, to
suit the clements of nutrition, and exc
cuton OF food aud air. and bathing
and exercise, precisely to the necccs-
sites and condition OF each organ
and, out Of the whole, to produce the
greatest amount of health. This IS
our responsibility. This is the "harp
Of thousand strings" which we are
to play upon, and to bring forth the
music of energy and cheertulncss.-
We are TO play, each one of US upon
his own harp. Whether we are deep
/ " skilled in thc'usc OF The instrument
and It's uses, or are totally ignorant of
both. still we must be the players :
and the music, harsh or dIScordant,
must be such as we individually are
able and willing to produce. Our VI
tai machine has each its own director
and admits Of no substitute; and accor-
ding to the skill. and faithfuIness Of this
direction will be the amount Of vitaIi-
. ~ given US. II is vain to say we are
not competent 10 sustain the response
biIity-tor we must sustain II or we
must fall No one can assume it for
Us; no one can bear the consequences
/ in our stead.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-14

| * herfB' Is Sale. Notice is here
- by given that by virtue of a Fierj
FuciIs issued on. OF the Office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court in and Tor the
County Of owa Territory Of Wisconsin.
and to ne directed, against the goods
and chattels, lands and tcnements, OF John
B. Terry and in favor Of Nathan Cor
with, did on the 27th day of June \. d.
1913, levy on all the right title and inter
est of the above named John B. Terry.
in aad TO the following described Real
Estate viz The east half OF the south
east quarter. and west half of the south
west quarter of section No. eighteen (IS)
in township No. seven q Orange No.
one ~ east of the Al principal merid-
ian, in the County OF Iowa State of Wis
cousin containing one hundred and SIX
ty-one, and thirtv-s;x hundredths acres.
together with the improvements thcrcun-
to belonging. which said property, I will
expose to sale at public venue, at the
front door Of the Court House in the town
of Mineral Point, County Of Iowa, on
Saturday the 18th day OF August, \. D.
l84S, between the hours of 9 o'clock .
IN. and o'clock p. m. OF said day to the
highest bidder for cash, 10 satisfy said
" rit and costs.
LEVI STERLING Sheriff,
Sheriff. Office Mineral Point June 20.
1913.
Messrs. Jones & Crawford Atty's for
Plaintiff.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-14
FIliS -. CunIERA.


The physicians of ConstantinOple are
Recommending the daily use OF dried
hgs, in small quantities TO prevent at
tacks Of the cholera. As an article
Of luxury or food, we have always
considered good sound dried figs a
most valuable fruit, and are astonished
that so little attention IS paid to the
cultivation of the fig tree in our South
ern States. Florida, Texas, Lousia-
ma, Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas,
and Georgia, offer b0undless facilities
for this branch Of agriculture. The
demand Is now much greater than
the supply. The popularity of the
fruit IS gradually extending through
out the Union, and in Massachusetts,
where its Medicinal qualities are uni
versaily known, the consumption IS
about one-hfth of the whole quantity
imported into the United States
For children the fruit is invaluable
Itnot only imParts healthy tone and
vigor to the system, but saves the ex-
pense of trashy Injuries. and general.
Iy obviates the necessity Of using med
icine,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-14
Cass IS KEadfag2 Agent.
From the N.w-Yorh Express.


" AsHINCToE, June 10, 1913.
It viii take some time and some labor
to unburden from the rubbish of the Pub
lie Documents, the facts connected with
the administration and mal-administra-
ton Of Gen. Cass as an officer Of the
General Government. The Democratic
nominee has grown rich upon the spoils
Of office, doing nothing, we are willing
enough to believe, personally, but yet hol-
ding most unscrupulously to the creed,
that TO the yictors belong the spoils Of
Office"
Gen. Cass was Governor Of Michigan
Territory, from 1913 to 1921, and receiy-
ed liberal salery as compensation in The
discharge of his gubernatorial duties
His love of acquisition, and persevering
application, however, secured for him an
extra compensation, nominally for Indian
service, of fifteen hundred dollars year
additional, as a salary, and beyond all
this, ten rations day, equal to $3.50 a
year, from the date of his appointment in
1913 to the end in 1921. Here is an ex-
ira allowance of So $50 per annum, for
discharging duties incident to the office
of Governor, which he held and for which
he was most literally paid. Al this, of
course, was Independent of his salary as
Governor.
On the 3Oth of April, 1881, General
Cass, after begging steadily for ten years
received SIO,5OO as extra compensation,
and on the 3Oth Of November 1889, So
SO was allowed him IS additional pay,
The particulars Of this case may be found
in document Il2-25i, Congress, Sd
Session, II. Of r
In document PA, same Congress, !
find the following items under the head
of " allowances made 10 the Governors
of Territories, to cover expenses incurred
on account of the Superintendent of In.
dian Affairs, for Office rent. clerk hire
81
Lewis CaSs, Michigan, from Oct.
., 1913, to May %, 1922, 10
rations per day, at 20 cents
each. Sc Gll
I Lewis Cas-, from Oct. 0, 1913, to
July 81. 1881, extra salary at
$500 per annun.) 26.7IC
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-14

Z Ii PERSONS INDEBTED 10 the firm
"a of &. c. RyNERsoN * co, are re-
quested to come forward and SETTLE
THEIR ACCOUNTS, as by so doing those who
have accounts of long standing may save
COST. G. G. RYNERsoN & co.
Dodgevile Feb. 18th, l848. % If
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-14

\ NOZZLE ACT. Sen. Taylor, in 1914
10 was captain, or perhaps a major by
breyet, and stationed with his company
at Green Bay-at that time far beyond
the limits Of civilization. The Pavmas-
ter received from the Government the
necessary funds to pay oTthc u. S. troops
hlch funds, save a small amount, he
exchanged for the Bills of J. II. Piatt s.
Co., Bankers in the city of Cincinnati
this was a business transaction" on
private account The Paymaster procec.
ded to Detroit, and there paid off the sol
d;ers in this Locoloco individual respon.
sibIIity paper he then proceeded TO
Mackinaw, and there paid the soldiers in
like manner; lastly, he reached Green
Bay. Here again the Paymaster, with
proper official solemnity, counted out to
Capt. Taylor the bills Of J. Ii. Piatt &
Co., Bankers, for the soldiers Old
Zach " looked at the rags" and said
IS mis- The stqy goa intend 10 pay as .
The Paymaster assured him It was the
same that he paid to the men at Detroit
and Macklnaw but, says be, with a
knowing wink, hare L. 5. BquE bills
for you officers. 10 this Capt Tay lol
Replied SIR, my men can receirc no no.
neg hat an unuuinE 10 tako myse1j-gc
hack and 0ef 7Jr rD0I ,ggge,,. 81 GIN GA.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-14

/ Is necessary for Congress TO vote supplies in
L order to send recruits TO Mexico But il Is of
much more Importance that those who are indebted
TO c. c. RYNERSON & co. should pay IN. so
that they may be able lay in a new stock Of goods
{. c. RENERSON s. co.
Dodgeville. February lg 1915
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-14

on condition that the United States shall
make a similar guarantee TO New Grana.
da of the neutrality of thiAportion of her
Territory, and her sovereignty over the
same. Another icleprohbits privateer-
ing IN case OF war between the two Re-
Publics; and another nationalizes all
vessels of the parties which '.shall be
provided by the respective governments
with patent issued according to its
laws ) and, this particular, goes farther
than any of our former treaties. The
importance Of this treaty, both politically
and commercially, cannot be over esti-
mated, and it viii give an impulse to cap
Italists TO commence and complete, at an
early day, the great connection Of the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
Tho Hartford, Conn, Courant, states
that the Hon. Isaac Toucy, of that city,