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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-10-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.
George Capron,
VS.. vENDI EXPoNAs. (

vs. VENpl EAPoNAS.
by virtue OF writ Of vend. exponas to me directed,
ID from the Court OF Common Pleas OF Putnam county
Ohio will oie for sale at the hOuss Of Hugh Scott IN
said Putnam county between the hours Of fen O'clock
and four o'clock, p of Saturday, the seth day Of
September next, the following properly to wit
Three hundred bushels Of wheat.
AND
BY virtue Of the aame vendi exponas at tho door Or
the Court House. in said county Saturday, the 28t or
October between the hours often o'clock a. M ana
four O'Clock, p @ of said day. will offer for sale hs
following property, to wit
The North East fraction Of the North East quarter or
Section Fourteen u4l Township One ~ North OF ranss
five (51 East Of the Meridian line containing thirfyfour
acres and fifteen hlindredths of an acre.
Also, the North Enst fraction Of sctiou thirteen n3
Township One North Of Range Isl Five East eonsia
ing fifty nine and three undredts OF an acre
And also the North East fiaction OF the NORTH East
quarter Of Section No. Eleven [lll Township One T
North OF Range Five Isl East, containing one hundred
and thiry four and fy hundredths OF land more
or less. M
Taken IN execution the property OF Hugh seeit, at
the suit Of George Capron.
ROBERT DOUGLASS,
Sheriff
sHERIFF'S OFFICE,
Kalda, September l2sh, ls4s. .g3sw
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SHERIFP'S SALE.

u..,. y. i,s n.,,s. .'s'''' EXECUTION.
pY virtue OF an execution 10 me directed, from the
ID Court of Common Pleas, Of Putnam County Ohio, I
will offer for sale at the door of the Court House. in KALI
da. on Saturday The 28t day of October next between
the hours of ten o'clock, and four O'clock NJ the
following described real estate, 10 wit: v. as
The south west quarter of the north east quarter Of
section thirty three 1881 township one ( south range
FIVE (D east containing forty acres more or Ices.
Appraised at eighty dollars.
Taken the property of Henry Herz6g to sntisfy aE
execution in favor of II. Joseph Boelmer.
ROBBERY DOUGLASS.
SHEKIFF's 0FrIoE, st 2gD Sheriff.
Kalida, Septemhe, 18th, 1913. 39sd
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And at my Office in Napoleon, until the
20tb day of December next. The follow
ing are the rates of taxation for the present
yeer. on the dollars valuation
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NOTICE is hereby given, that will at
IN tend in person or by deputy, for the
urpose Of receiving taxes at the usual
ace of holding elections in the several
wnships. at the time following, TO wit: f
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
A T my instance au attachment was this dny issued
n by John Kuhns, Justice Of the Peace Of Union
Township, Putnam County against the property and ef
G. r. RICE.
Sept. IA, 1e4e 3g3
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lofal.ssss.....,s.s.......
In 1874 The States in Halics voted foI
Polk, giving him ITO votes--ihose in Ro.
man'fof Clay, giving him los votes. The
states in SMALL CAPITALS have been adf7it-
Ted into The Union since the last Presiden
fial Election. l46 vees necessary to
choice in lhe present contest.
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PROCLAMATION OF ELECTION

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified
Eelectors OF Putnam county, in the State Of
Ohio, to meet at the usual place Of holding
elections in the several townships, on Tues
day, the l0,h day of October, A. d. lS4S,
land proceed, = as the law directs, to cast their
votes for one Governor Of the State of Ohio !;
and for one Representative in Congress;
one Representative Of the General Assembly
Of the State Of Ohio; and also, for one
treasurer, one auditor, two commissioners,
|one Prosecuting Attorney, and one Coroner
for the County of Putnam.
The trustees of the several townships in
said county Of Putnam are hereby nelifed
that the number Of Jurors to be by them re-
turned from their respective townships is as
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-17
I'hick Rrnnnns

5000 P"HnNs baltimore tanned spanish sole leather
.t e'ty fiin-t article, Just reed from Bsitinor.
'LALLEN, KNOX 20.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-17

DUgLiy PoLics CouaT.-Th Pilot that
Weaihcrsd nc S'0ra-A southern PalInurus,
calling himssli Bernard Morrison summoned
Capt. Lucss. ct the bark HARMONY, oi New
York, for f.. balance OF vsges claimed Tor
/ plotting The vessel from C0rS hlrb1T to Dab
liza.
The complainant. a iair specimen 81 the
Btllyco'ip amphfbi. presented himself. tie
was dressed Iu a nun3esctipt assortment oi
ragged garments. h5li sal ors AMI bail PEA
SAINTS. ~ announced himse.f as . branch
pilot ont Of Cork hai bor.
Mr.. S,torE-What claim have you on ,hc
captain 90 itat ,cs-sil
Birny.-Why. ,ouf honor, diln'tl pilot
him up here ali the wayslr9m Corhe "
to Dublin Blst
Captain L1tas.-Dd you pilot me to Dub
lin Bay2
Blriy. Ave. aud beyon it it YOU 60 TO
thst.-(L1ugAier)
C5p.siu Lucls -Befoul IT.. sure enough
your Wo.-aip: ite fellow ron ihe vessel q
to Cu.iug'lr. ,nd w, would have lost or
lives AMI tle vessel bat tor a hisl pilot
Laughier.)
Brmy.-Wasa't it the fo-2 Would you
have me $ 2 d place / never siH b.lorr. aul q
log over O., ihiCk a. b-sukef2-tb1ughsef)
N' ~
r7ni / put 20" Cofk lor Trp',fS oe'lS o"f'
irotn New lofA TO Daoia' % l'aN'n ootH
maroon lha CofN Ni''l ir'l me- a"l 'N's tF'-
10" came on o'ofI. IL s"o He N",'
to1s.. anl ufidetiooS 70 ti.p' he ~ D'2iHi
Tor u. l-sve MN u ~ advance y" nae
not pL7cfe'ei Tar on our course "Hfn S''
peel'd ar th." hliblHS "'.h' chaln',' ANU
ani my cr-" Neri u ofis1t Io'N7ul. ! never
wa ~ Ireland before ani ! We more " its7
ai the mercy OF Is Fellow We raa'e' d
bold te'iland whIea Afterwards ita'"e'
wa Bray He'd, Nv good pu"i sara Il "'s
Nt-k'ow.-Laushief( ! saw many 'afse
steamers rdnal1HS ia laf me '"il' 'nl ! 81 q
THESE mual o. L''rfpo9. ef''t iils =. D''i';
Tie s7it "Not a. alt; taetn Us Tue "alrrof
mdil boats. lhlH5airf We pa-set wa.
We SINCE e'afd Is lfe,d9A BY. ne s!tl'
That Bul head now. u u-hterl we
carried on n~ofth"ards' AMI 20 s5n OF Duo'
Ia. called ih' leiiow Of! ana s'ia' MY
good fellow, tirre Is no si91 et d haF'3f
on this eoast--whefe l. Dublin Bay or do
You know WbeI1 You afet tine Aahhee asfe
initiated 'he plio's pose aan'iaoi!' hnd
he s1d--"hs S'fri' 'ha o'vi a one" my,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-17
THE BRAGGER OUTBRAGGED

Talk about yer darned fast lines. said a
Ne1kee to a Cockney, who We're 50 inpru-
dent as, in the natural way OF his country
men, to commence braggiog Oh English Rail
K iads, while the couple were prugre ssipp al
the rate oi 40 miles per hour on The Birmine-
CHAM railway. "Wby mister. this here rail-
way will do purity well Tor England but il
wont do for Aleriky. We tide astraddI.
OF telegrals there, when we re in d hurry IN a
hurry-but when we amt, we take the rail-
road-Now them roads amt slow as il tell
you. | was coming from Philadelphia to
York, when ses ! 10 a teller sittin' By me
who on earth owns this big garden with
white palms around ;,?,
81 don't see no white palms" ses he.
"The fellow burst out a larin-"why, YOU
darn tool ses he, .'shen's The telegraphic
poles"
Aud sure enough, when the engine TELLER
stopped, | saw them posts a bundled feet a.
part, and We had been going SO fast that ,hey
looked Tor the wuHd like white palms"
AT this moment the bell rang as a station
signal, before The oockney fully recovered
from Jondthan's last dose.
whats that bell ringing tori" inquired The
latter OF his English TREND.
we ale approaching D."
"Well, them kiud OF bell fxins' does for
these slow cars, but we can't use Them in
Meriky."
"Ah, why not?"
Travel TOO iast-fdct, beat sound all TO
smash. We would be ) ack through the viii
iage before the noise OF d ciapper MAS heard
in The neishborhood."
You don't say exclaimed the astonished
Cookery.
Fact again, by thunder WHY ! was on
the York cars, when them ere steam whistles
was first tried. Maybe you have heard OF The
terrible accident.
M"
well, sir, we were going it strong. Hur-
rycanes we're now herc-all natur seemed
shaking 10 pircrs-whcn several miles s,tne-
thing WAS seen on the track. The Whistle
Was let loose and she did scream
II was no manner OF use. Tor alter tunhlilg
over d span ol smart horses, aud 0 big ma rkrt
wagon, | was Just rising from a pond, when
along came thr whistles hoilrI. mixed up with
some blS cufsrs | mind 10 have hrsrd lie en-.
glue man nj out, ~heu he first saw The wagon
But the poor teller was dead when his voice
aflved. Fact, slr,-iar I've got the docu-
meats.
"ExtraorinaYi exclaimed the horror
struck Cockney, ami do YOU Use WISHES
yet2"
Bless yer soul n. Congress stopped EN-
right OF, amt now ~e acts on The philusophic
principle Thai light travels an alfred SIGHT
faster than sound, which viii do perhsp, tor
this generation, We 10 tell 'em were d O. n
ia BY bufstIn' out a light that does astuuish
anlmai erection, andl reckon raider surprised
the planetary system at first. When Il was
hrst Iried az night, the ROSTERS on thr road
commenced Growing, and the chickens all
ct down from TO st thinking it was day.
Fight"
The cars suddenly stopped when Jonathan
having arrived AZ the point OF his Iehlrkatiun
LOOKED around at the bcwiidered Cockuey,
nodded his head, aut wiiha carpet 1dg chuck
Ell under one arm aud unberelia under Tie
other, to3A his leave as sober a. d Tea
CON,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-17
THE WHEELING TIMES Fer SALE.

We having determined some months since,
10 bring our labors as an editor and publisher
10 a close with the close of thi, Presidential
canvass, lie It close as it might, now offer
our whole establishment Tor sale.
Il consists OF a Daily, Tri- Weekly aud
Weekly paper, OF the largest size, with a large
job office, d bindery, ami all the necessarl es
both Tor neN spap per and book work.
There could be no more ad,a lgaeeous posi-
ton found Tor ~ or three persons who were
disposed o go into the business with a small
capital.
II is the only whig or commercial paper in
Wheeling, a prosperous city OF near twelve
thousand inhabitants, and having d well i'm
proved and tsickly settled adjoining country
and II cannot fail TO be largely patronized.
II will be sold OF such terms as cannot fail
to ensure perfect success TO the purchaser.
A notice OF this fact from our editorial
brethren will be thankfully received.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-17
From ths Neu York Day Book.

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and "a, several int;n.,e 6;.,4s h., ~, one
reatd roeisrtpra vLo ,bo .,,ifar v,s ar
whence The dance. ,,ss f, ,rc,.sj N,.sS
hss .Ty sist+r sSI , h-,.h.It g. sl,,.t.l -
Public school 81 4 snJ /; , ts.rber ,Lerr.
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Oa Saturday, la.i .be leIt her fst5or'. Lor,s.
for the Normal S-h,,l !, GanJy c.u4j
uaao fuenI in Eriz. bstb.st al b,;t ca
aud Immediately lait lar b,,,e win her satfb-
RI of book. on 6er.rm e,idantly onto b,s,y
sad cheerful. Since thrp .be la NOT hem
sem ar heard uf MIR any tid;p4s obt,ira5 a.
10 her f,l- All.rwap N'D.I,.t AI,n.
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msrsus frienI. of fha 4, emily have b.sn 1.-two
ana tmyvcarisI ia ,h.ir exerti.ns !, .s-ert,in
Inc e,ise ef her s,..prs h., Inns a. i, -.
letters have al., heen s.o, fo R,.f,, pt,i,'
Ielphia Albany Rae,b, Va.bis-t1n ",
Oa.sns Cba rI.st,n ana Ci,r;no.77i I,,c,;,.
inc her and STATING r,,i.nIre 81. : =
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and th.ir win resauaj
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rrs,n, nv b.r n,nther al Inc LeIter snnks,nf
bnl snnon.qd il was IRON s,ne enrmy ,yh,
d4.iguaat IN i,,nr. ber MIN hsr ,,',L., .n1
baggsd her m3ther n,f IN ,r,,bfs ber..lf =.
h,1977 II On b.r ~ hoa,a tr,n ,be s.baaI
sLe .Io,,ea At The hoase at = fris.,d ana ali
her .be IA r,csivsI h., m,n.y snJ ~, che
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am, with bar and her sisier IN Inv In II
= sb,NI She left the h,,ss oi this ir;snd
fnfl of soi,its and h.s nnt hesn hsa,l If
since
From the history Given bv the family there
!. but rt,Ie II an roon f. Jonbt Tia, MS
young woman !. he yicIiu ofa deem laid nInl
If = I'm ~ ,iIl.ine uer OH, nTafer
- fbe ni9t6olist hnol e,-,,hI.hsa.n ~ NJ.
bsrry s,reef and i M, ah,a ~ ao to ,hs ~.
aen.. nf .3rertisioa and nayi,g ,oI,c. 81
Ger, 10 find hi, child III ran H., mo- than.-
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Wheeling, Nov. Is, Fsa8.
WESTERN ADy9prislyeA vDcoLLecrINc :


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ANDcoLLECriNG .
AGENCY
WH. hINsLoE. Tbiri street, two doors east
4 Post Office, Pit,sburg, Pa. is our an hon-
ed Agent for that city. Mr. X. ais attends
10 the caliecti IN Of bills against persons in
n that city-iarge or snall-and refers to the
Editors Of the Pittsburgh press in particular.
ard The western press generally.
f. w. CARR, opposite the Exchang,
Philadelphia, is agent for procuring %sahseup.
ions and advertising tor the Wheeling Iitoe !.
BEDIENI & GeEES, I'd Street, opposite the
Post Otiicr, Cincinnati, will act as Agent,
Tor the Wheeling Times, aud all orders lei
with them will he promptly attended to.
NoLEEY Is. Palmer is authorized To act a.
agent Tor receiving subscriptions and adyeg-
tisements tor the Wheeling Daily Times &
Advertiser. at Baltimore, Philadel plia, New
York and Boston. Hisolla is in
Baltimore, at the South2sst corner OF NORTH
aad Fayette streets:
PhiIadelphia, n. w. Corner OF Third and
Chestnut St.
New York, Tribune Buildings, oppositecit,
Hall.
WIN. THOMPSON, corner Of Baltimore
aud Sout'i SIS. is dnly u horned ageut for
this paper in the city OF Baltimore.
GEO. PRATT No Isl. Nassau 81. y. Y.
viii act as agent to pfaeore advertisements
and subscriptions in the city Of New York Tor
the Wheeling Daily and Weekly Times.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-17

Shocking Death.-Mr Calvin Symmes,
brother OF Mr. Caleb Symmes OF CbsrIestowD
while adjusting a belt in his factory at Troy,
n. Y. came SO near the drum as TO have q
screw catch his coat collar. while the drum
was revolving more than twice ia "a second
He was thrown SO violently against a board
partition as to dislocaie his neck aud fracture
his skull at the first blow, splitting the parti-
ton in fragments.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-17
Forhe lima.
ohio County Cur. NV. Tenn. ls4s.

Ohio County Court. Nov. Term, lS4S.
Where's it has pleased God TO remove
rom Us BY 1ss'h. since the last meeting Of
this body JouS J.. JAooB. one otthe justices
Of this Court
Resoired. That while IL IS our duty to bow
with tcsiguati % 90 the dispeusstion. we can
not but Ismenta stroke that hss deprived this
cur, Of ous % is sblest associates, aud The
community oia highly valuable and useful
%tltizau.
Resolrsd, That We tender To The family Of
the deceased ihe assurance oi our deepest sym
rsthy with them in their bereavement.
Resoirsi. That these resolution, De entered
on the order book OF thi. Court. aui ihatthe
Clerk be Instructed TO furnish a copy Of the
lame to ;be family Of DE deceased, and to
zach OF the papsrs published ia the City of
Wheeling ior publication.
Resoiusd. That os d lur.5cr mark of our re-
spect for o. memory of Dr. deceased. his
court now sjaum until court IN course.
i copy iest.
JN0. MCILL0CH CIk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-17
.urEIING q BELMONT

rgtuGE COMPANY.
The subscribers To- ihr -tplial ~'orH oI ''e
Wheeling and Belmont B,idEe COMPANY aic
hereby u.-ifri that au iasl5 mcUt Cd s-'Ou
ipou each end eeers shass lsefroi is ~
iu.r.l 90 is paid Is them resp-ctiree ~ i'r
frs.urt of tHe std Companv. ou Mou-
isy she llih lay OF December. ISIS
B, orlrr at lhe Basui ~ Ni-usceis.
+. H. FITZnUGN Clcrk.
John Norzau. ESQ. Che Tnosurer w. BE-
onp4 al The Merchants sad Mechanics BanH.
Nov. .. ISIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-17
EsDDs1 EBfNEeERY.

HI undersigned having taken the Birdery hereto
: tore carried on By J. T.. Wharton, on Monroe street,
would respectfully iniorEl his friends endih public
generally That he ~ prepared 10 do all description Of
binding, including Bank Books. ia the very hest u.sA.
rCr. HIS terlus Will he as low, j; not iowe., than any
other establishment IN the city, aud tic quality of his
work shall te surpassed by none.
TANK hooks rulsd 10 order. Particular attention
Paid 10 jobs. Al orders from abroad received by mail
or Otherwise speedily executed and forwarded as or
deed.
The subscriber eau al al times be found in the Bin.
derry. over the Tunes Office. Monroe street. near The
Court House. ney14 JOHN GiLCiIkISr. Jr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-17
ARTS \ SCIENCES.

A matfon down east, employs a dog of the
setter kind TO hatch eggs.
A miller is about advertising 'ihe -four of
youth for the benefit OF soperannuated per-
sons.
A manufacture of combs ought 10 be esiab-
lislied for the use OF candidates al election,
with which they might curry favor
An amatuer naturalist offer, a reward TO the
man who will furnish him a live specimen OF
the brick bat.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-17

Within The last four months the hea; OF a
warmly contested presidential election has
compelled US to lose sight, n a measure, oil
our city interests anil bIsisess. a day or
two o., leisure. however, has convinced US
that The ereat business Of improvement, has
not been suspended, but that our city is thri-
wing as ever.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, as a great city
and state interest. have been gradually pro-
crossing. The 3d ward has a fine two sto-
~ brick nearly completed aud the grounds
fenced aul improved. with two schools, male
ami female, conducted upon The most inpro-
we'd system OF educal ion. There are now a.
bout 30 scholars in these schools, receiving
the advantages Of education, which, with
many oil them, but for this. would never have
been attained. We shall speak more fully
Of this hereafter.
In the lst ward the trustees are fast pro-
crossing. with a building which will b. an or
nament to the civ. II is situated ON Main
ST. ana planned with much taste, and erect
ed with that regard to durability and perma-
nence. highly credita5ie to the trustees. In
alter times, though the trustees may be com
PEELED to struggle d little to maintain their
schools. fat a lev years, the stranger. as he
enters the city through that avenue, will be
lead 10 e1ciaim. Taste and liberoliiy are here
combined in the erection Of the temples Of
knowledge. and here viii ! rest from my
wandenugs."
The 4th and 9Th wards have also fine
structures nearly completed aud they will
have schools in operation in he spn & That
OF the 2nJ is also under contract.
IN CHURCHES " heeliug has progressed
we'll. The Catholic church. under TIE con-
tral OF The talented Bishop Whelan, has gone
forward steadily toward co APPLETON, and in
the interior has no equal IN style and architec-
tIral beauty. 1t is immense in size, and
goand in It's whole appearance. Ii Will be
o cupied as a place OF worship in a few days.
L e methodist congregation in South Wheel
Ing. have a spacious church nearly up. and
the Pad Presbyterian congregation have hand
20 nelly prepared a large building for divine
service.
DIR BRIDGE has gone on steadily. The
western abutnlenl Is completed, and the men
are now .ayiag the last course OF the eastern.
The cables aud woodwork are done, aud all
that now remain to be done are the towers,
wing walls and eastern iastenings. 1t will.
il the winter is favorable, be crossed by next
April.
Other Improvements have attracted OUT
attention, which will be noticed hereafter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-17

Physicians, He'll Tdysef,-Diarree Of d
Physician said old mother Frizzletop, as she
spelled cut through her Anticipated iron rims,
something shout the Diary of a Physician
in a paper the other day. i should think, il
he was much OF IA doctor, he needn't have
that complaint long.