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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-03-21
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=" LAUDATIoN ExTRAoRDINARy.--tton 70
The body which has the courage TO slultlfy
itself. We-stupid MS are we are--never
Q dream of practically unsaying all that we
have sad-and though we do write ourselves
like DocBEnRY--a ohn-donkey, we.neverihe-
less conceal as much Of our ears as possible.
I. Not SO with our free and independent con-
gressmen. They despise all the restraints
7 of reason, and the dictatesof common sense;
o bray loudly and long, bul wisely refrain from
: using their heels. ao3 -tsas}k
q Honor say we to the Congress, in general,
and to the House Of Representatives, in par
: ticular. For what other body ofmen than
the last would have voted war to be uncon-
stit,tional in its commencement ana coEtin-
.uance denounced the President as guilty Of
an impcachable offence and then very coolly
made itselfpatticepS crimipis. by voting six
teen millions to carry on that war whose COM
mencement and continuation was high mis-
demeanor, if not positive crime? All the
vaparies of the Parliament of Fools are as
nothing comparedto this, 1t was consistent
in its folly at least. Our wise Soluns care
nothing for consistency, and sleep with folly,
like TYLER did with BoTTs-"two in Il bed,''
Honor then TO Congress-more honor TO
The Senate-most honor to5the House -
Politicians frequently call it the Lower
House," but judging by this last action, we
should call itihe lowest house, we ever heard
of. Voting large loan TO sustain an uncon-
stitutional war is no, only carrying out a
principle, but it is burying the principle Of
the same time, with the honors of war;
.rJoka Donkey. n ftak3
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SCIENCE AND ITS LANGUAGE.--There are
many who have singular ideas regarding Sci
eacc. They consider it something which
Sbolones 81 is known onlyin Collegiate Halls.
Something that cannot be explained,in com
mon language but requires peculiar jargon
Of its own, 10 mysiify, not explain ITSELF
This has arisen from the custom Of Rrofes-
sors .fnystifyng plain truth by soldering names
cf"wondrous length and laundering sound''
up)n common plain facts, to, give them a
learned appearance. The physician must
prescribe in an unknown tongue, and the ma
turalist and geologis mustsIitch up the whole
science with such names as megalosauri and
igaanodons and some others longer and more
uncouth still. These names we think, in,
stead Of being science, or displaying sim
/ pie and clear classification, only exhibits the
I weakness 1.-The pedantry of the scientific.
Science is q clear arrangement OF facts de-
rived from close and correct observation OF
nature. and certainly the more simple the
language that is used 10 explain or describe
those observations, the more confidence do
we place the auihor--be satisfies us that his
observations are not dreams.
Weibave thrown out these few hints, hop
ing thatibey may be not Inappropriate at this
time. We know ourselves bow dificutit is
10 overcome old predilectiops, especially
those that have been instilIcd iSio our minds
by education, but wo consider fiat mystic
I language is the most unscienti6c part OF SCI
bence, and that isirjurious to clea1 comprc-
-
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ADMINISTRATION SALE.

STATE OF Ono, Sale of Real Property
Putnam. County, IS. by order Of Court.
NOTICE ishereby given that the subscriber
lV will offer for sale, at the door Of the court
House in Kalida, Putnam County, Ohio, on the
18th day of'Aprii next, between the hours Of ten
o'clock, A. M, and four O'Clock, P. M, the fol-
lowing described real estate, as the property of
George B. Miller, deceased, to wit:
The north west quarter Of the south east quar-
ter of Section twenty-one town number two south
of range seven east. containing forty acres, be the
same moro or less. Appraised at $4,000.
Terms Of Sale, one half cash, the balance in
81 K months, with approved security.
SOLOMON R. MILLER,
Naturalization ofthe Estate Of George B. Miller,
deceased.
Monroe Township, March IS, lo48. s0a
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CLAY'S MEXICAN SPEECH PRINTED
IN SPANISH TO GIVE "AlD AND
COMFORT'' TO THE ENEMY. 1o,

Col. Brough in letter 10 the Cincinnati
Enquirer, under date of "Puebln, Mexico,
January l6, iS46," relates the following
OF which le was an eye witness: 53
"Let me It'll you a matter of fact, ofwhich
any thinking man eau make au instant apl IL
cation. 'Tother day, three hombrcs were
brought by the guard before Colonel German,
commanding the city troops, upon a charge-ol
theft, IN which act they were taken. One of
them tumbled in his hat for a pass or other
paper; and seeing some priniedsmstter there
took it, and upon examination, found it TO
be an abstract Of Mr.. CLAY's Lexington
spccchm the Spanish tongue. afterwards
found that The document had beenso printed
in. large numbers, in The cityjat first quiet
ly distributed and subsequently, openly sold
by nows-boys at all the corners. | send you
enclosed Mcssrs. Editors, the;document.'
.y The editor of the Enquirer acknowledges
the reception Of the document, and tits now
Z in that Office open TO the ''inspection Of The
curons, and perhaps to other uses between
this and the Presidential election ,p-Ohio
Statesman. HIqr iqer
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SHERIPFS SALE.
l'f''ns'Ss Ss. 9 burst EXECUTION. I.

Yer. n',,'es's: ess:;,. : burst. EXECUTION.
pY virtue oro writ OF Execution to me directed tho
ID Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas ofPmnam coun,
ty Ohio will expose for snle at the door of the Court
House, in Koldn the 18th day of April Is4s, between
the hours often O'clock A. and four o'clock P. NJ the
following described real estate. to it:
The south halfofthe south quarter OF section thr
ty one of townships two sonth OF range six east contain
ing seventy hine ucres, be ,he same more or less.
Taken in execution the property of Jacob Conrad. ct
at the SUIT of Yerrington'and burst.
ROBERT DOUGLASS, Sheriff
SHERIFf's OFFICE, .fNfHe as sgiftg
Kalida March 18th 1913. 367ew
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FOR FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following Admnistro
tors and Executors have filed for final SET.
Element. TO wit: ~ w.
Get sed ~
Moses Lee Administrator de bonis non Of the Estuto Of
Noble Beverage deceased. s,llsi'7l' - 's VI
John Shoemaker, SEN, Executor Of Christian Nisewan
der deceased si 2. ttAJ l77'IDr'''f 80
Christian Huber administrator of Herman H. seibeneck
licensed
Christian Huber Administrator of the Estate of Henry
Striken decreased s III, , -
Christian Huber Administrator The Estate of Gerard H.
Fenger deceased a t1f 7f
John lmgnbill and Christian Sui:or Administrators of
the Estate Of John Suitor, deceased.
Dnyid Staer Administrator of tile Estate of Peter Mise
wander deceased.
Aaron'W Peegorden Administrator Of the Estate Of
Dnvid Hartman deceased. I'm uniy3h4 eei
John Lugal and Simon Basinger Executors OF the Es
tate ofChristiau b. Bnsinger decensed l' n ll.1
Cndwallader Jones End Susan Roberts Administrators
of William Roberts. deceased.
Cndwallader Jones and nnArthur Administrators of
the Estate of Ehomas Arthur. deceased, "
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Clark, Work d Co.,
I f...AA ~ DOC INH.e i.rt.E
IoRn Iol,n n NJ Pa!%sr Ma,;s,a and { EXECUTION. a3
virtue of several writs directed from the court
~ ofcomnon pleas of Putnam county, Ohio, will offer
or sale at the door OF the court house. in said county on
uesday the 18th day April next between the hours Of
ten o'clock A. NJ, and four O'clock r. NJ the following
described Real Estate lying in said County OF Putnam
witt l.fO4 .a fft,.-
The north west quarter of section number fou 4l CON
thinning hundred and sixty 60) Of lnnd also
south quarter dissection number five containing
hundred and sixty Of land, and also the ndvdua!
onefourh partofthe senth half OF section umher four
all in Township number two north of Range number
en- eastogeher with all the improvements and appur
tenahces thereon. t 1.7,is ii.a .s{
Taken as the property OF John NJ. Palmer and John w.
Walters to satisfy five several dgments at the suits of
Christian HUBER John M. Palmer; John Crumy, w.
John NJ Palmer, Ehenezer CrumIy, vs. John NJ. Palmer
& A. Wesson, John NJ. Palmer mud JOHNNY. Walters
and Clark, Work & Co, VS. John NJ Palmer and John W.
Waters. 2t'lt2 fs at'A
To be sold subject TO the nppaisment mnde by virtue Of
nm execution athc sn Of Thomas Clark Work q Co.,
John M Pap,er ald John w. Waters.
Appraised at $9,636.00 sasaQigs4 M Aga
SHERFp's OFvIcE. 'Ftt
Kalida. March 18th ls48. $50 aFl9G sl el 367ew
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JAMES MACKENZIE will be a Candid
ate for re nomination az Prosecuting Attor
ney, subject to the decision Of the Democrat
ic Popular Vote. s.5 ,s-, g..,l H 4.
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March 7, l848

Mr.. EDITOR Announce the name OF
oTIIO W. CRAWFIs, as candidate for
nomination for the Office of County Treasur-
er, by Il Democracy at their next Popular
Vote. PUTNAM COUNTY VOTERS.
March IA, lS4S.
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Mr.. EDrroR,-Announce the name
WILLIAM M. BELL, as Candidate 70
nomination as County Audit ,r by tie Popu
lar Vote of the Democracy ofPutnam Coun-
ty. VERY MANY DEMOCRATS.
March Ia, 1913.
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AlIIT--Johnt Donkey has made a hi in
political carcature Mr. Clay is represen.
ted m two figures, hanging in The air, in me-
diaSrcs oftwo tremendous leaps. Under, him
his feet drawn up are two branble bushes,
one Of peace, and 1.-The ether Of war. The
whole story is told and ihe sketcbngs point
ed by the annexed verses and quotations.
- MR.. CLAWS sALTATioEs,
s"There was man in our town, M
And he was woDdrous wise;1
He jumped into brar bush,N
Gg And scratched out borh his eyes.
& l.'But when he saw, hiseyes were out,
With all his might and main,
He jumped into anoth er bush,
And scratched themin againn
"--Some nook or corner in the army, in
which might serve 10 avenge the wrongs
done to my country. thought might be a.
bic to capture or s!ay Mexican"
. 0 Spccchdt New Orleans.
Iit"This is no war Of defence, but unneces.
sary and ofoifensive aggression. II is Mex
leo that is defending her fresidcs, her cas-
ties, her altars, not we." @ a 4a hf
rmNa1iM Speech at Lexington.
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ADMINISTRATION NOVICE

THYAE undersigned was on the 26th days Of
Il February, I848, by the court of Common
Pleas of Henry County, Ohio, duly appointed and
6uaIted as Administer or Of the estate of Absa.
lom Dudley,iare ofsaid county deceased.
sqE 3g WI. JACKSON.
damascus, March 8, l848. 368cw
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Mr.. EDIToR-Announce JOSEPH BEL
FORD, as Candidate for nomination for the
office Of County Commissioner subject to the
decision of the vote Of the Democracy.
is PLEASANT TOWNSHIP.
March ID, lS4S. t.Y ,gi're gaia3l
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+ We would again call the attention of de-
bilitated females 10 DR.. Varghn's Vegetable
Remedy For all complaints peculiar to the
sex, this is most admirable medicine
weak constitutions suffer more or less at GER
tain periods-we would most earnestly soic.
it trial Of this aricle--wlien any suffering
exists we feel confident that females will
thank us for this notice. See our columns
get pamphlet of agents.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE..

A LII Persons interested will take notice that
IN Ebenezer Goble on ihe Eleventh day of De-
cember, A. D.l347, sued out writ of Attach
ment from the Court OF Common Pleas OF Putnam
County in .he State Of Ohio. against Alfred Rus.
co for the sum of fifty dollars which wri has been
served and returned. 9aSaalH
81 .2iJrbno1 Attest: MOSES LEE. CIe.k.
Dated this 3Ist day of Jan. A, d. l848.
MetcaZ & Huber, Attornies for Plff,l 362fw
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Mr.. EDlToR--Announce II name Of
SAMUEL PERKEY as a candidate for nom
nation for the Office of Comfy Commission
er by the Democratic Popular Vote.
OTTAWA TOWNSHIP.
March Id, lS4S.
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Mr.. EDIToR- the name of
FRANCIS s. GODFREY, as candidate
for nomination by the Democratic Popular
Vote for the Office of County Auditor
SEVERAL TOWNSHIPS. )
March ID, 1S4S.
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ADMINISTRATION !, NOTICE.

YHNHE undersigned vas on the26th day Of Febru-
q j aryA. d. ls48, by the court Of Common Pleas
Of Henry County, Ohio,i duly appointed and quail
flied as Administrator OF the estate Salmon Cross,
lateaof said county, deceased.
go, w. j. JACKSON.
damascus, March 0, lg48, 368cw
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Mr.. EDIToR-7Announce thenume ofTHOMAS
R. MCCLURE as a candidate for nomination for
the Office of County Treasurer, by the Democracy
at their next Popular Vote
t.1tE VOTERS OF PUTNAM.
March 7, 1848
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heiision ofit bytbose who are unacguanted
With. an y other language Han their native
tongue. -lScientifc American
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JAMES MACKENZIE,
Attorney and Counsellor atr.av

VIII attend to the usual business of his proees
sIcn' n' the collection Of claims, &c. Te,lture
QBice. iKallda1O. July, 346. 9
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Mr.. EDIToR-Announce the name of II. S.
KNAPP, asa Candidate for nomination by the
Democracy Of Putnam County, for Tho office Of
County Auditor, and oblige
DEMOCRATS.
March 6, 1848.
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Insert the name Of DR.. JOHN MONROE of
Sugar Creek. as cnndidate for nomination as
Coroner, by the Democratic Popular vote in A.
pr, next, aad oblige
YOUNG HICKORY.
yaughnsviilo, March l6, iS48
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I3resdnt sysiemllo does not, \ The ticb, how
eyer will oppose direct taxes on account Of
aiheirpurscs. saa0 " agissss
LATER FROM YUCATAN.
massacre of tIe inVrabitamtg.

81 I .
= News Of the most important character has
& beonreceved at Washington,b n,by the Commiss
toner's from Yucatan Senior Sirra. The In-
diaps have arisen inabody and have taken the
field, TO othesnumber of forty thousand, as it
was slatcda They have begun their warlareby
committing tho most horriblemassucres on The
whites, laying waste the whole country, de-
WASTING towns and villages, and slaughterng
the inhabitants without regard TO age or sex.
They have procured arms and ammunition
from tho Balize. s.a'3 & megi
ivt Senor Sirra has applied to our Government
for assistance, in arms, &c. and has asked
that portion Of the Home Squadron be dis
patched TO put a stop 10 the exterminating
career Of, the savages.--These applications
will be considered, at once, by tho cabinet.
'0ET The northern Locofoco editors are talk.
ing about the annexation of Canada. Some
Of them are profesedly anxious for, a war with
England. Shame on the wreiched creatures!
The blood of Great Britain is our veins--lei
Z, us not seek to have il upon our hands.T- Lou
iSrille Jcm. dis 4. ,ss-.s + b
The democrats have always said that the
wings must have British blood in their veins
MS their sympahies we're always with John
Bull ;but PRENTIcE is the first man Of the par
ty to acknowledge ''ihe corn."-- Gin Eng.
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WESTERN HOTEL.
BY Wn. MCCLURE.
wv MCCLURE has purchased and fitted
~ up the stand formerly occupied BY
GiLbOa. Putnam C0unfr

Where he will be ready 10 entertain ihe
travelling community, and all who call upon
him, in as good style as can be done in thr,
section ofcountry. His table win be sup
piled with the best that the conniry affords
and he will do all in his power TO make his
house a pleasant and agreeable resort TO
the travelling community.
His Stablpg aud other Accommodations are
ample and will give satisfaction.
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Mr. EDrToR. john FRANCIS KAHLE,
as candidate Tor nomination for the office Of
County Commissioner by tho Democratic Popu-
lar Vote in April mex, and obligo
GREENsBURG TOWNSHIP.
March stI848.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SAFE.

RY. virtue of Decretal Order, issned out Of
~ the Court Of Common Pleas Of Henry Coun-
~, and directed to me as Master Commissioner
OF SAID County, shall offer at Public sale at tho
leon, on the 10Th day OF January next. between
tho hours Of W o'clock. "A. M, and A O'Clock P.
NJ, Of said day, the following deeribcd real es
tate to wit aE 0
Iho south east quarter Of section number Two
.(2) Town Five (5) north ofRange "a seven eas,
containing l6Oacres situate in said ficnry ccun.
ty, Taken as the property of VIM. ]. Jackson
to satisfy decree in favor ofElijah Dodd..
Appraised S2lI8. w
it"s NJ l"c e. SHEFFIELD, Master
Z II 5oL i Com. Of Henry County.
December 18th l847, 356ew
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Goodness.
A TALE ABOUT 4 HEAD.

Jake was little buck negro who belong
ed To DR.. Taliaferro; and was said To have
in his little frame a heart as big as that of
Gen. JacksGn's-to say nothing Of NapOe-
on Boneparte and Jack Taylor. lie didn't
fear even old Nick and as fore oolneSS-he
was as cool as the tip-top ofthe North Pole.
One day, DIR. Taliaierro. upon occasion of
the commencement of a Medical College,
Of which he held the chair ofAnatomy, gave
n dinner. Among the guests was a well
known ventrloquist. Late in the evening,
after the bottle had done its work, the
conversation had turned upon courage, and
the Doctor boaSted considerably of the iron
heart Of his iavorite man Jake. He offered
TO bet nothing could scare him: and this bet
the ventriloduist took up, naming at tAe
same time the test he wanted imposed
Jake was sent for and came.
Jake said the Doctor, i have bet a large
sum OF money on your head, and you must
whit. DO you think you can =
Berry well, master,' replied Jake, 'iust
tell nigga what he's to do, c"' hell do il
shore
! Il want you TO 70 to the diSsecting room.
| You will tipd two dead bodies there. Cut
( of the head Of one with large knife which
you will find there, and bring tito us. You
inust not take a lich, bovnycr. and Ja,,.,
get frightened,
.Daf's all. is it,, enoni,ed lake. con hor.
ry bell. III do dat shore for ,ar,in. and as
for bc;n, Crioh.ered ,be debi hrscif ain, q
rwine 70 (ricbten me-, '' =
Jol,o orcorIiroI,,s ot or oil oooi,ol .,o
dissecting room. oronrd abmut rn,iI no f,nmd
the knit and thr boJios IIc had iHs, a,'
piled the former 10 tbc neck Of tie Iattar
,,hcn from .b,. L,d,, bo ,,os ,hout 10 ooa,
,a,c hollow srnnlch,al Voice excIai,nrdp
.Jcj,o,,Ls,J dLn,,ar
.ye,' sah., rcnlieJ J,lo. Il MIN. ,icuIor .
and fodder head'll do les as weu.n
He accordingly put the knife to the necl,
ortbc next coru.a. when onnthcr voice. o
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American and English Women.

The American girl, at eighteen is one Of
the most beautiful of living beings, but at
thirty she is pGSSc. At forty, the English
woman is in her prime. Whence comes
the difference? From their respective hab-
its of living. The American woman lives
in lighthouses, and takes very little exercise
abroad; and when she does, she is i'll pro-
tectcd against the weather. The English
woman rides, walks, and practices archery
and other exercises in the open air, and is
always properly clad to meet the exigen-
cicS Of the weather. Hence her beauty is
perennial bloom. One is a hot house
plant, that withcrs on exposure; the othera
hardy flower that nourisheS in every phase
of weather.
Young ladies', do you hear that? When
the rose Of youthful beauty shall begin to
fade upon your cheeks, and the holy flame
Of vir,uouS passion shall grow dim in your
sparkling eyes, then will commence the
scar autumn Of old age that shall blast the
generous spirits Of the present genera
ton Of men. Then will begin the chilly
winds Of death to howl among the grey
tombS ofour present poets and heroes, states
man aud philosophers. We pray you then,
by all the means in your magic power, con
tiuuc and leugthcn out the sunshine and
summer of your youthful beauty, as long as
the benign goddess NalureHill indulge the
uriadjug bloom Of the fair daughters
While yet the morning dew i, upon the
flowers. arrayrl lr yavr c.our,friau rnhr,.