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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-30
THE CECIL WING.

As ATrACAMGNT.--l'h The following
capital story is told of an Alabama
Sheriff and pretty widow:
"Cuurt was IN session, and amid the
multiplicity Of business which crowdrl
upon him at term time, he stopped ut
the door of beautiful widow, on the
sunny side Of thirty, who, by the way,
had often bestowed melting glanceS upon
the Sheriff aforesaid H.. was admitted
aad soon tile widow appeared The
confusion and delight wlMch the arrived
Of the visitor had occasionei, set oil to
greater advantage than usual the capti-
vtng charms Of the widow VI. Her
checks bore the beautiful hi, n,led linls
Of the apple blossom; her lips resem-
hl"d rosebuds, upon which the morning
dew yet fingered, her eyes were like the
quivors OF cupid, the g'aHces o! love and
tenderness with which they We're fitted
e,rmbIing arrows that only wanted Il
iinc beau (pardon the rnA.J to do full
"xecui0n. Alter few commonplace
emmks:
"Madam," said the matter of fact
Sheriff, " | lave al attachment for YOU"
A deeper blush than u,'''i m1nlI"d the
checks OF the lar wi'"W-wtI' down
cast eyes whose gi"nrr' were ccni"rra
upon her beautiful G., nan Concealed
by TIC flowing df"pcry, gently paIIIng
the floor, she, with equal cando:, re-
p led
"Sr, the attachment is reciprocal"
For some time ti" ShrrI!I maiHtaMrd
all aSIonishrd silence; at last he said
"A'adan. Will you proceed t" court"
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Gan}t thou restore u mind dis

GanIt thou r2slDTc :: sGll,lt; dis
ca.2G! The effect Of a bilious climate up
on the human $. stem is most stt.tinsly cyIliJilc!
in It's influence upon the mind. The comm N
objects Of pleasure and enjoyment, become sour
ccs Of woariacSs and disgust All nature wears
a sonilre aspect. \ constant gloom .In.s over
the spirits, n werg'n Of GesooHdency crusiIes cy-
cry elastic feeling Of the heat. Existence loses
It's charm, and .If4 Itself becomes 4 bird IN. A.
incredible a. It may Seem, >n1h are often he
morbid influences Oft ID ly"r--thc effects
of bilious clnnltc.---Dr. CsmootI's Indian Chol.
agoguc, by Graduating the disease ofthat organ,
removes the burden which oprrrssess the spirits
aud restores the mind to cItrcriulurss and health
This invaluable medicine, is sold at the prupri-
otors prices, by DR., Joseph Wallace, Elhton.
Dec. St.
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LEISURE Hours 1t was a beautiful
observation Of the late William IIazltt,
that .'rh"rr is room enough in h. man life
to crowd almost every art and science in
il. II we pass no dav without Il line
visit no place without the company of
book-we may with ease fill librarids or
empty them of their contents. The more
we do, the more we can do; the more hu-
Sv we are, the more leisure we huve.n
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rE2'S ALh-HEALING ON
VA MENr.-rinvN OF TAI roLLowiG
FACTS:
LIST. That fivc-cirhts Of all we receive into the
stomach, pass oil through the pores Of tie skin
in hIssnyib'a Pa%piuli5n
I'd. That the Ska c"acnatcs more matter
t!.an the Lungs, Kidneys and Bowels pat tugetn-
Cr
3D. Tina, the SKIN discharges more matter in
twenty -four hours, than the Bowels do in a days
and that by severe exercise, man will lose
three, 'ont and ii'c pounds in one hour.
4th. That the Creator pierced the human cut
irln with pores or SIN II upr,,ng t" the almost
incrcG,aic number Of l'0 MILLION, making
slhr GRAND OUr -.4liT olUIl the redun1l.l
MISTER OF iita body.
81. Vuh l'uur.ri th?an pores are constantly
rxudrug Tho o.,'s oi',gl mud I"rra-"t PARTICLES %!
tie EJna, aGd 4ynt,I% o. tic DoJy ana the scas!r
Of the system.
9th. That 10 stop mp the pores, twenty four
hnWs wo"'i Cause instant dca'h.
1lh. That sudden c1ouges Of wrathar and ey
pus1re to cold, close 'l.:G pores ~ part, and
hcm'e the iorg cataognc Of diseases over the
Ia ID
stu Tia, as the skin is the medium 70 cvaco,
a:lng all ,hr hninors d ,tIc body. We stcrhc pru
lonn! folly and ti'y Of ru'ortlng to pris
drugs IA ether MIXTURES, 70 care the great ma
iIty OF dse1. $ produced by checked Pcrsp'raf
on
ct, until September 1851, there was no medi
clnc he ore the public tat had power 10 restore
the ins.t,'j'e FD5 nina, by iHp1rijng vitality
and nervous nH.rLy 10 the SKIN
10rh raal Ma H.i4l-IHn'> ALL HEALING
OiNTNENr is l!.at incidence and which, by
pos, ssiog tins power, IS nnryiiu4 more 70 ID than
ann, five mr. pyrn ia. remedies IN this country.
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A frcnchman was recently seen bar.
gaining for haifa-dozen sheep. "What
are You about - said a friend. 6 have
heard say replied Monsieur, that if
YOU wait to make money, Won mu st
"buy sweep and sell drr.' | shall buy
de moulon, and sell De vrnson ~
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9 ri ~ 3 i ~ ~ s, }S;,yagf s;sH
~ 4 I I. Z Il ~
q11@lJ>9,2V G. ca
7 r, Iza f, ,aIgrYT9a}
WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF HEALTH,



NJ. G. c. Nauahn's Vegetable Lithontriptr
MiS.ur", Il celebrated mcd,ciue which has made
GREAT CURES In ALL DISEASES,
is now introduced into this section. The limits
Of an advertisement viii not permit an EXTENDED
notice Of this remedy; we have only to say it ha:
for It's AGENTS in the United States and Candda
lrgu number Of educated
MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS
IN high professional standing, who make gcncr-
al Use OF it ia their practice in the following dis
eases: D.upsv, Gravel. and di. eases ithc urin'
airy orgNns; Piles and all diseases Of the blood
arrangements OF the Liver, &C., and all genera
discasrs Of the system. Its particularly re.
qtca,cd that all who contemplate the use Of tins
article, o. who desire Information respecting it,
viii obtain pamphlet OF pages. which .irbnts
whose names are below Will gladly give away
th- bpuhs treats upon the method OF curc-cX-
plains the pfoI cftcs Of the article, aud the DIS
cases il has hc'i used ior over this country nd
EuIopG iDr iour years with such perfect effect.
eUn is l'' 70. Of t'stWnnny from the hight ST.
vurIcgs vat! he iouul, Wuh na'lgs, nhcoS END
Fo'rt. which cab be W,iuen 10 lay any uhc il
,le,.rI, aa lnl parties viii answer pos. Paid
Communications.
81, .or Inc pamphlet, as no other supumch
ph!,t las over been ,.,m. The CyI"cNg, ui
).o,vri vi this ulrul2In9 over all diseases IS gur
"nic2d By persaaa o. well N"o"n standing ia
cIetY
Pat up in 50 OF. and IL OF. bottles. Price -,
80 OF z; NJ l. on; the larger being the che per.
Every po.tlc las
&c. C. VAUGHN"
written on the dIrectiona, sc. Sec pornphle
page IS. Prepared by Dr. q. c. VAUGHN,
and sold at ,nclpu Once !G1 Main Street
iipi,alo, +. \. O.iicG, devoted to sale oi tins
criticize exclusively, IS! Nassau, Newly ark, aud
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NEiK'E e..

The Subscriber being Constable and
residing in E.kIon. respectfully informs
The public that he is prepared to attend
10 the duties Of Chat oticc--ll Notes *
Accounts placed in hrs hands 'ter collec-
ton will be attended 10 promptly.
THOMAS I'HhCkERY.
\. B. NJ, rchinIs or Others havinr
notes or accounts 10 present, wlthou
sueing, will be attended 10, for a small
percentage. I. t.
Dec. 2. 'lS.
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VTc%1 Chester FGlnnlc Seminary
Il53. 2. G Lylns Principal.

''i-'1' - y !-'' lad q ~ 'yI-'
This Institution is located in tire unusually
pleasant ana healthy noropgh of West CT ester.
CHc,tcr county r,, to which recess +, had
twice day nom the East and v est by Rail-
road.
Tuition will embrace all the branches ola
thorough ENGLISH EDUCATION, VIZ: Or
,h,grapay Head.n1, Writing, Geography, Gram
mar, Frlrtica! and Rational Arithmetic. Book
Keeping, ALGEBRA and Geometry; Natural. An
cieut and NoIrrn History. lUtniIaytuli, Mora
and Nn,arlI Philosophy, Pain and Duamcnta
NucGlc Work; and in adG.i.J instruction Will
be given in the Latin, French and German Ian
CT AGES.
TEEMs.-Tuiton end Boarding, including
washing, bcdJing, ineI lights, SC, SO per SOS
SION, PAYABLE u"nltrriE N advance. Music and
the iaugnagrs At moderate extra charges
Il is with mIojgnrd satisfaction that we com
mand Miss p. G. Evans schuo, llr tine particular
accommodation OF boarding pupils. Miss Evans
La, been engaged for some years in the manage
Ernt Of female school, in which her peculiar
ability was cvinccd and actuowclgod. lcr tai
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A Gard to the Public,

Those in want of rood, substantial and cheap
Furn iturc, VIII iii d a general assortment at the
Ware Rooms Of the Subscriber IN PORT DEPusiT
This place being one Of ihe Large st lUmocr de
pots in the country It is evident to every person
at glance, that few persons III the business
have the same iIclt.r5 TO procnre the very best
Of materials, withot which rood furniture can
not be made. In oiit Of workmanship, if it is
not what i is rep seated, You are at liberty to
return 1t, and get yUlr money back.
"A large and general assortment OF Windsa
Chat $ on hand, and such MS cane ,at, and
ing chairs Ct all prices and pat'erns.
u. MARSHBANK.
Port Deposit, May %, y Sim.
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A volatile young man. whose conques,s
in the female world were numbe:!pss. at
last married. Now my dear" said
his spouse. hope you'll mrnd.n "Mad-
an SAYS he, won may depend on it,
this is NY last folly"
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Collectors Notice,


The undersigned Collector Of the 5ih
District ofCecI county having levied AID
dis'rained upon the Corn crop aud other
property found Oh Plum Point Farm, for
the County and State Taxes due for the
year lSlS from Francis A Finch, hereby
gives no'ice ihut he will Oh the Sth day OF
January lex, on the Premises, offer
tor sale The SAID Corn crop and other prop
e'ty, or 50 much thereof as may be necessa
nv 10 satisfy sad faxes and the costs and
expenses III making said levy and sale
Sale to commence between the hours O
10 ami II O'Clock.
JOHN SHIPPERS
Col. 5th District
December 10th 1918.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-30

" Ma'am, your shaw's draggin' in the
mud"
& Wen, suppose it is. Isn't it FASH
ionable -
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-30

TO hungry man, a Po'0to is worth
all the California "carats.'
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lIIyTLH MORE GRAPECAPT. BRAGG,
Juz.I IKE 0GR.
North east Corner Wilnu! ana second SIS
PHILADELPHIA

Keeps constantly ON hand, of his own man
tIcture and imported. complete assortment
E'FLEs, SHOT q uNs, pIsroIs &c, Which
warrants of tie best quality as repre- sented,
which he respectfully invites the attention
purchases,
lie is also prepared to supply PownEE FLANKs,
Sncr BAGS, GAME Bags. SvpERioR POWDER,
Gus CoTToN, FEkcussioN Cars, SHor, BULLET
MouLns, DAHL & BLANK CARuRuGLs, end has
materials tor Gun Makers, SportSncn, &c, on
lcrlnes as low as amy other establishment in the
United States.
In testimony Of his skill as a manufacturer the
FRANKLi& INSTITUTE awarded to him 10 CcrG
.tca'tS in the years Is n and 6I2 and three Siice'
.'iedats III thc years lSli--lSt6 aAd lSiI-aiI
of which may be seen at hs place Of business
&i~#1A choice supply OF RcrotoiVs Pistols con-
stanlly on hand.
July 10, As, IN.
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TIE CECIL WHIG.
Es Published every Saturday.
In the Los Cabin,
" z. c. RiGYEI1S.

Terms Two dollassa year, in advnnce-
two dollars and Fifty cents at the end al the wear
RATES OF ApvEET!S;NG.--l square 8 weeks
Il; ?5cis for each subsequent i,srr ion square
3 months s., months IS, | wear S12. Frac-
ons of a square to be charged as square.
Long yearly advert easements at the rates Of SIZE
for one third of Il column There viii be IN no
case, any abatement Of these rates.
NoLNEY Z. PMNrr, Esq. is our agent in the
cities Of Baltimore, PHI ladcIpla and New York
Advertisements left at Ills Country Newspaper
.7Ern"yn in either of those cities will receive
prompt attention.
Jo IL &. Waters, Esq, is OR agent in Port
Deposit.
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Er,nds ardTel1oW Citizens;
ZIG DE1 BEE2&2E3.
Gt0vn3l SSrvae |!

Tho Subscriber wishes to inform You. one and
all, that he intends this Fall and Winter TO keep
all kinds ots,oyef, winch he will sell cheap fol
cash or country produce. The following
olhc ofthe kinds he wiIavc on hand.
The cclcbraaGd Blck Stove,
Church's improved Favorle
do Air-ight
Philadelphia Air tight
do Willow stove
Cast Iron, alright Paror stove
Sheet iron do do
Half cook, boiler on top.
Plain plate stove
Coal stDv IS for Offices and stores
and al other kinds that are in use Call fricnt
and fellow citizens ard examine Cor yourselvcc
Try, and proyc-you will not fail TO he pIraseb
RccoIlect the old s'anl--thc lnr.c brick, Oh thN
corner near the bridge. Ecsp'y
JOHN r.. GRAHAM.
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December 1Glh 1918.
Wanted to Tire, or Purchase
EEEassagElGasrfY.

Wanted to hire by the year, or pur-
chase for a short term OF years, a color
ed woman, that Is good plain cook,
washer and ironer, and understands the
management OF milk ard butter, to do
the work Of very small family
Also, wanted to hire by the month,
or year, a man (whitc or colored that
understands farm work generally, and
is willing to do it,that is competent to
manag" in the absence of the owner.
To such as will suit, and Can come well
recommended, liberal wages will be Civ
en-. Apply at this Office.
Dec l6-3t
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Shingles, p,aster'j Laihs S Picket
100000 LIST qnality white p,nc lSin Shingles
100000 End do do do
$4,000 PiaStcrng Laths,
l5,0oJ l.! ii. Pui"s tor fence,
andIng, and for sab low tor Cash, or any kind
l. F"'Iy produce taken in exchange, by
1oME s klNEuAR
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Z y ATS AND CAps-Finc Dcavcr Hats, Extra
u Il SILK do. from | L. 10 Is, M'Is and Boys
NIoin Caps from 81 - cts. to oMc dollar, Mems
%;ii and Cotton Plush do. Mems and Eoys Oh
Cloth do. from ; - cts uG2 L.
IN store and FIR sale hy Van. TO 3EhT.
One door aqoyc the Cont House,
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nTcAItSrE2'S ALh-HEALING OINr-
VA MEN i.-TiilNK OF T.a FoLLowiG
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~ JLLGS,

The time for collecting the taxes for
1871, beiog Row passed, and the subscriber
obliged forthwith to close up his accounts,
all persons indebted 10 him on account Of
taxes for that year will plea pay their re-
<pcruve amorn,s "ilont delay
lie can be found u, the Blacksmith sh o
in the ''iiol.ow."
JOHN ?. BENNETT, Col.
Bid Dist. for 1877.
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LAND WARRANTS. I

The subscriber would inform 'hose hold
ing SOLDIERS Land Warrants. that he is al
all timcs ready'to aid in locating, and nto
locate, the same, ,n the counties Of Putnam.
PanldhIg, Henry and Van Vert, for sdcli So
may tlcsife 10 settle or locate their land in
any Of these counties The subscriber has
an extensive acquaintance with tine county,
is well aware Of the best locations, and
isconfdenth he could render efficient service
10 those who may engage biz assistance. =
4 900 4 T.. E. HAWLEY, q
-Fla bll llSmpeyor Of Putnd M County,
kALIDA, Aug! %, l645.@ q tAs af"
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that a petition will be presen,
il ted TO the County Commissioners Of Putnam
County, attheirannual meeting, on theirst Mon
day Of December next, praying for the appoint
ment Of Commissionersio Vie " and locate coun-
ty road to- commence at the Linn, and Perrys-
burgh State Road, ancar the centre eaofs section
eighteen,T [lSl township two, III north range
oight [0 east. thence next TO the north west cor
ner Of the north east quurter Of the south west
quarter of section thirteen, [l3] township two, ri
nerth range seven, III enst, theme 10 the north
west quarter OF section twenty -four, (24) town.
ship and range last named, thence south to inter.
sect the Van Buren and Defiance State road.Y 70
5sBas4 . 10 t3lpt r A FREE-HOLDER.
October 81 7 I848, ny stlass Z 1925 cry. Z
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y... 4. ~
nef unuess' neg g. having puFcnaseo ,ne
suus9t.pI'vn ", @ nnuA good VIII q INC @O!s-
tU!x ~ asohI f1srs' purpose fcmov'ng me
o'''ee - y rup'ca''on 70 f'n'ade'pn'o, ana
commencing sne NUMBER lor january al0la lofS
pnper 'ue ''''e q az ispss ~. =
ears'a's oHton hagos'ne q h''eTdiure q AT
~ This Magazine was begunm July IS47
and during the brief period 81 its existence,
has risen SO so.rapidlyin public hvDr, as 10 al.
read, have become a firmly established
RlvALsoR THEoLDER MONTHLY PERIODICALS.
Notwithstanding its success under The man
agemcnt Of iis present able Editor, lis future
publisher feels confident in making il Gar
more deslraplesslll,b by tbe lntendedjmprove-
,ncn,s which tl,er srperor facilities will en-
able Them q command Besides ,he varied
and occasional. embellishments the work will
contain. every month. N,'''sS'''".a e. <. s.
TWO HlGIiL y. FIN MEZZOTIN-
s.r Y. no STEEI. PI ,ATES. n. ~
from n;ctures Of he highest merit. enpraye d
Ly i. SARrr. anndcr whose exclusive con-
,rol tbe selection pnd,smanaeement Of The
p;ciorial department win bc. Ills partner
IN this enterprise has been many wears con-
!. 7. 80.
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WASHING MACHINES.
s!rPARKER 4 Mp. GUFFY, ID.

+
TT AVING purchased The right TO mako
AA and vend Aldfcb & Foot's Patent yni
's'qaW WASHING MACHINES HB'Ua
fof The counties Of Allen, P0!nam, End Var
Vert, respectfully informs the Public that
they keep constantly on handsa supply Of
this useful article Of furniture Whereby in
s'iai7 washing Clothes, &e.,' zfi't0
one person can doas much as fonr, in the
same time, and wi,lno greater expenditure
nf labor than would be required by the or
dniary method for ono person. 'aoit lipei
Any person, whether man or woman, can
easily use the Mtchines, and farmers will
find them great saving Of time and labor in
their families, and : in full, the proprietor
thinks they can be fairly recommended as
simple, cheap, andoveryluseful. AZ they
are newly introduced TO this section, Messrs..
p. g. NJ hopes that persons visiting kallda,
will call and examine ihese machines Tor
themselves. y ~ q ! it1aHRBe "a ns
Rights for townships in eilhersthe .iaboyal
counties, will be sold 10 thosc who may dc-i
sire them. y "a Mwlt slsa 40 n,li7 Z
Kaldas Sept. IL, ,lls4s.l9 0 AZ s02.b 81
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October 81. I848.
, NOTICE.

A petition win be presentedio the next gen.
IN eral Assembly Of Ohio, praying for the re.
moval Of the Seat Of Justice Of Puinnn County,
Ohio, from Kalida to the Townof 0ttowa, in said
County, by the Proprietors and Citizens Of 0ta-
wa, becoming responsible tor the erection Of SUIT.
able, Public Buildings. And also praying for the
following attention to be made in the Boundary
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that a petition will be pre-.
n sentcd TO the commissioners of Putnam conn,
ty, at their December session. praying for an al
iteration Of a county road, viz: beginning about
35 roads so -th of Peer Diler's house lin the
south west quarter of section2 26 in Riley. town.
ship Putnam county, thence south I'LL on the line
os said sccticn thence west said line till II in.
tersects said county ROAD again. 2 ~ 'RA''tV
October 25tb, l848.Ia H39HM5i esG ~ isbA
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NEWN.

The News, both foreign aud domestic
slials be full and as far as possible, accurate
and be laid before the reader at abe ear
lest nnssihla mnmanf
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that petition will be presen.S
II red to the Commissioners Of Putnam County,
at their December session, praying for an, ,altera-
ton Of certainaC County Road, VIZ: Beginning
about twenty yarods east of the northwest corner
ofthe west half oflheno east quarter Of sect
lion eleven, township one, south Of range six /,
east, thence west unlilit ntersects the Findley,
ond Kalida Free Turnpike, at or near Hugh
Crawford's resdencc.A III ~, 1slt ~ iax = ~
October 28, l848, ayose Il slsis ssA ~ iiss
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SHERIEFs SALE.

M y 80 s4r,.E. ~ fs
10y virtue Of sffa to directed from the Court or
- Common PIens OF Putnam county, OHIO, will offer
Tuesday, the 2th day OF November next between the
hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and o'clock, p. NJ. of said
day, the following ren cstne 10 wit One steam grist
nnd MILL together with three Of land being
LOT No. eighty 6l eighty two, g. and eigtyree 80
described on the laid out town Plat ofthe town Of Me-
dairy, being part of section four, two, north of
range east In the county Of Putnam and State of
Ohio, .sa IS ,.s4 sst,fna az = sit- {eF
Taken the property OF Melary Co., to satisfy an
executionin favor Of Herman Kent. asae a h'sNl
-sag 80 asi ROBERT DOUGLASS, 9ia'i
....-iff Sheriff: e
4 sHERIFF's7 OFFICE. 6Tkfi5 aStTa
Kalidn, October2o, A. D. le48.g , 97ew
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MONEY MATTERS.

MONEY MAT7ERS Z
The Bank Note List is s'corrccied weekly,
A full and accurate account of The Markets;
The Sales Of Stock, &c, are also weekly
given. II as A.iS .la, Il,
ENGRAVINGS. ssts.a
Engravings Of various kinds, 'ssin naodera-
tion," /" also shall not be forgotten, But the
POST shall never be allowedrio degenerate
into atnere show bill, 10 be looked at fof a
roment, and then tossed y tle children to
pay WIZ ssiae oa s5ags q saaiash Ana .9nllsp
s8sg2 ais ~ esaoiGsxeps bss itolsnees
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ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.

The money for cluts must he always in
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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-11-21

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The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27
For l1e RaaRsr. WHIC C0NHNTEyCY,

Nr Editor s---.GEeat men were readily ~asa faetsred al Athens but in that respect oaiisss V still more fortunate in Asksasss. BFiag @in hera who never could get let tn ja,i'ee eeaIl U, Kentucky and kis first stride is 10 1s eoP'sA,' Besch, let maa be glib in the stang oi 'se ,os House, or the press--aad the road to ne s'sis. n. disbiiy.is open 10 him"-Ga:ste. Wih ue laes tatos Albert, please ,ulerm the public, bos iSps Cyrus W. Wilson has been citizen of fe'ss" county, what h~ qualifications are, where se .1 Ia, frosn and whether his residence in this rass ,s, beea of sufficiently long standing to p'ry stocked meeting held the 25lh inst ia hoi, ilng him vver the heads of old and faithiui sss
 such as Maj. Lawson. Richard fle'ehe'rpI, I,s Borden. Rudolph N ROand,J Boyis' UT a.st, . tie, Thos W Gray of Prairie, and namoen o' '' and whlg's who have always been oi sane mug A.,. soupd vhiggery- old cane breaks, who cams s",,s while this was wilderness almost, who ba's the bardsa saa heat of ihs Gay--ane tres'y me their money sad their blood it sstsnep's
 s'A'' VI "e " - JACKSON.