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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1849-01-02
J. ]. ACKERMAN.
Attorney and Counsellor at Lau
KALIDA, PUTNAM COUNTY, OHIO. .as.l
CHANCERY NOTICE.

ToSEPH slFKER. Administrator OF Conrad Aibrssht,
y deceased, and Mnrgret Abrecht. widow of Conrad
Alhrccht, deceased, Lewis Arect Mary Ahre, ht Her.
Abree and VIII elnna Albrecht minor children Of
Conrad Abreclt. d. ceused hereby notified that oa
the sixteenth day of October In the year eighteen hundred
and forty eight Bernn d II. Kemper. of the County OF
man, and State Of Ohio, filed In tile Court of Common
Pleas, of the Couaty OF Puntm. and State OF Ohio
Bill In Chancery against the said Joseph Sfker, Admins
tiator aforesaid, Margret Albrecht, widow aforesaid,
Lewis Alorect, Mary Ahreclt, Herman A,brschf, and
WileIminaA breclt,ninos aforesaid the Object andprnyer
Of which Bill Is that said defendants be decrced to con
vey said complainant, by proper assurances the fol-
lowing premises situated in The County of Putnam and
Stale Of Ohio, TO wit:
part of section No. 90 township No. north Of range
epst, beginning three feet orh of the and est
line Of said section, and ninety feet east Of the
OF the east half Of said section, thence south
hundred feet thence west ffyfour rods, five links 10
Henry Cskamp's land, thence forty.siy reds and
twelve links parce line with the south line to ths
place ofbesinnng containing aLre three gu ters and
twenty-six 10 Of lard, more Icss. which said
premises the complainant In his said Bill ,ledpes
III the said C,nrnd All recht, in his lifetime agreed
convey to said complainant aud the said Joseph Sif
ker. Administrator aforesaid. and Maigret Abreeh wi
dow aforesaid Lewis AIbecht, Mary Abrecht, Herman
Albecbt and Whemina Albreclt, minors aforesaid are
further notified that unless they appear plead or dc
mur said Bill within sixty days after next term OF
said Court the said Rernard Kempor after the expiration
of snd sixty dnys, will apply said Court 10 take the
Of the Bill confessed and decree thereon ao
cordingly.
4O5fw Solicitors for Complainant. :!
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AN ANCIENT DAMMA In the travels Of
Lord Lindsay, the noble author states, that
in The course of his wandering amid the
pyramids Of ihai pa,riarchal aud interesting
land, (Egyp'.) he stumbled on mummy
proved BY its hierogIyphics to be at least
TWO thousand years Of age. In examining
The mummy after il was unwrappcd, he
found in one Of the closed hands a tuberous
OF. bulbous root. He was interested in the
question how long vegetable life could last,
and he therefore took the tuberous ROOT
from the mummy 5 hand, plantedit in a sun
nv soil, allowed the rains and dews Of .heav-
en- 10 descend upon il, and in the course Of
a few weeks, to his aston;shmcnt aud Joy,
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GaowNe TEA IN TIE UMTED STATEs.---
BY the following paiagrapl, copied from the
N. York Journal Of Commerce, il appears
that an experimental tie cufdic of The tea
plant in this country about 10 BE t'iednn.
der favorable circumstances liis,hs opin-
ion Of many well informed PERSONS that il
wilfprove successful:
THE TEAiPLANT IN THE UNmEo STATES.
The plantersrand farmsfs in 'he Souih-
ern States win be graiifed 10 learn that sev.
EN- cases of,back and greenies plants, Chi
'nese stuck, have jus, arrived iiom London
IN The Ship American Ergle, shipped by
DR.. Jnnius Smith, during lis late visit 10 that
city. There are 500 plants, Of from five Ia
seven years gowih; h;--all arc designed by
the DR.. for seed plants. A smal! quantity
of tea seed was brough, out by him in Tie
steamship Britannia, which was received in
London overland from the northwest provin.
res Of India. We understand the Doctor
'desigls TO proceed soon 10 the South, with
view of forming plantation. More plants
and seed arc expected from India and Chi
ma This season, and i We may Judge from
the progress already made, we have now the
means in hand Of extending lea plantations
throughout such saciions OF our conntry as
may be found. adapted TO their rul,ure,- -
Ohio 3Cultipdior. ela
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BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
N Ia GREAT REMEDY FOR a8
s t CONSUMPTION IL

Among ell the famous medicines for Codsump
tion, none seems 10 be meeting with greater sue
cess or gaining higher reputation than thut
mosl 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 consumptivc character.--
And physicians of the greatest eminence through
out opr whole country unhesilatingly recommend
il ss the
"a MOST POWERFUL CURATIVE
OF Pulmonary diseases in the whole range OF
Pharmacy The sale made inthe Western States
have thus far been unparalleled; and the most
gratifying proofs Of lis efficacy have beea receiv.
cd from every place where ii has been used
thousands Of
CoNsUMPTIvE PATIENTS
have already testt d its cxulted virtues, and cou-
fessed its surprising excellence and amasing
power. The remarkable success Of this Basam
s no doubt owing in great measure 10 the pc.
cuarly agreeable and powerful nature Of its in
grekient. II isa
FINE HERBAL MEDICINE
Composed chiefyof WILD CHERRY BARK and
the genuine ICELAND MOSS, (the latterimpor
ted expressly for this purpose the rare mddical
virtues of which are also combined by a new
chemical process, the hest ever discovered for
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
S. General Agents for the west.
II. G. Lee, Kaliua, o.
J. w. King, Lima, Ohio.
King g. Cowlea, Waupauk onnetta, o
a ia. Frazier, Sidney Ohio. za
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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1849-01-02

SunrERR ,SEAN LAKE REcovEREp.-On
the Michigan Railway il brcamc necessary
to carry gtadng or embankmeni, of fifteen
fee, high across a low piece Of ground, con-
ianlng about 100 acres, nearly dry enough
iol plowland, When they hid progressed
with the grading far some distance, it be-
came too heavy for the soil 10 SUI p ,ri, the
crust Of lie, earth bloke in, and the enbank-
mcnt sunk downlipto seventy nine feet Of
wateI! 1t appears that The piece Of ground
had been q lake, but had collected soil Of
roots, peat, muck, &c /, on its surflce arp,-
renily from ten to fifteen feet thick, which
had become hardened and Iry enough for
firm purposes, Mr.. Brooks thought il mighl
have supported the road, and The fact might
never have been discovered that it had rest.
ed on the bosom of lake.
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RotT TRUNr GA loliculturist Of Eng
land, has much improved the productiveness
Of his fruit trees, by digging about the roots,
from 6 10 8 feet from the trunk, and cutting
off the roots. lie has done this in Novem-
Der, for five years, and though it dmaris tie
tree, (and may possibly render j, short lved)
yet i, causes it to bear more abun danily.
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KIT Carson IN EUR Pc The last mum
Der Of Blackwood, thus describes Kit Car.
son for The bcneii, Of its English readers:
"Small in s,aturc and sltndcIly linbcd,
but with muscles of wire, with affair com.
plexior, and quite intelligent features; To
look at Kit none would suppose that the
mild looking being before him was the incar-
hate devil in Indian fight, and had raised
more hair from the heads Of redskins than
any Two men in The western counry; and
ye, thirty winters had scarcely planted hne
or filrrUw on his clean shaven face. No
name, however, WAS better known in the
mountains Yellow Stone TO Spanish
Peaks, fium Missouri 10 Columbia river
than that of XII Carson, ""raised" in Boom
lick county Of Missouri Slate; and credit
to The diggins that gave him brlh.
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CURI1us IcILANDIc PLANTS Many oil
ihe plants of Iceland grow To an unnatural
SIZE, close to the hot springs. Thyme
grows IN the cracks of the basin Of The
Great Gcyser, where every other plant is
pclrfed; and species of chara fourishes
and bears seed in spring het enough 10
boil an egg!
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The editor ofa newspaper at Perth, Hun,
gary, being challenged not long since by
Kassntb, The leader Of The Magyar party,
cooly replied HAT any fool might give a
challenge ,(bnt that two fools were needed
for fight. 1t
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AUDITORS SALE OF SECTION SIX
TEEN IN RILEY TOWNSHIP.

N pursuance OF law, Nahum Smith, Auditor in and
for Putnam County, aud State Of Ohio. will offer for
sale the fifteenth day Of February, A. D., 1e40 at 12
o'clock at at the door Of the Court House in said
County of p the following described lands. being
part Of Section sixteen remaining unsod In Riloy Town
Ship in said County set apart for Schools therein, to
wit: -..It tesl..s ~.
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Hulk BEDs.-An exchang says the husk.
ing saas,n is The lime to secure the best and
most durable. SOFT OF under-beds. All the
inner husks of the curn should be saved for
this purpose. True il takes great many
to IN Ike a bed, but when once the s1ck is
filed il is bed for life, and is the lighlesl
and sofiest thing of the kind that any one
could desire. The busks curl mp as they
dry, and never mai down afterwards. More.
over, no insects ever lodge in them, as YER
min do in straw. They are perfectly clean
and being OF strong and tough texture, they
will not wear out for years.-Scientift
American.
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KALlDA ,LYcLUM

VI bs'.ss RALlDA LYCEUM.,
,a,QuEsTI N.--Isaa Vegetable diet the ma
,ural food of man? n bl.t f ,o-5., n.
Affirmative Speakers.--W. ]. Wilson, P
G. Blsseli, L. E. Hawley, and +. E. Gun
ningham.
Negdtipe.--J. M. Lee, ]. J. Ackerman
James Mackenzie, and Joscphus Goble..
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s10cT The National debt, according 10 the
report Of the Secretary ofihe Treasury, is
$60,so5, l04! a bmgsI arq aya
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The Mormons in California lay claim to q
large portion Of The gold territory, and de-
mand 30 per cent. Of the ore taken from il.
Their claims viii Il is. feared, lead to some
trouble. gfay1a.s ,,..,.l l,,,n
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WHIGs OF OnID AHEaD1FTnE BucKsnoT
WnIe OF PENN,YLvAKiA The Pennsylva-
nian says the Stephens Wings Of the old
Keystone State, in all their ras.aliy. never
went so far as TO divide counties 10 &c, OF
keep power! We rather think, ourself, the
Ohio wings hive beat all Others in their
strides for power, and they arc at this mo-
ment reaping sad :, aeciions upon their con
duct. % Statesman. g.f oi ir
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HARMONY AeAIS-Wc arc glad III see
by tie following. that The Democratic plriy
n tie State of New York is about TO come
together again. ! he dissenlions Of the par
~ in that state, have elected Gen. Taylor
President, though there never has been, that
we could see, any essential difference in
principle between the Birnburners and Hun
kers. Their reunion will Ec hailed with
Joy by the democracy Of the Union:
"'l'mE DEMOCRATIC PARTY is about 20 har-
,non;z, in New York again, according 10 The
Sun of That city. Meetings of bunker and
barnburner representatives have been held
almost every evening since the election, and
the bass Of Union agreed upon. They
will be promulgated in li'nc for approval or
dsapmovd, at the next primary meeting"
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DLANK DEELs. Jss.iess' Snbp0nas. sas
ID monsss and Exscuuons. fer sals a THE ok
,Rss, very low.--Jyly 30. l
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TUE BIaDs LlARNT To SING IT.-A few
weeks since, one of the Mississippi steam.
ers, having ON board detachment Of Uni
ted States troops, s,orped at small town on
the Indiana shore, 10 bury dead soldier
The fine band of the I'd Infantry played the
solemn march Of the dead, as the body was
borie 10 its last resting place, and quite a
crowd Ct was Sunday came around 10 wit
ness Tho ceremonies, 10 many there new
As the escort passed slowly along, large,
stalwart soldier was observed sitting upon a
piece Of Iiewn limber, his face Drowned by
The hol sun of Sierra Calenle, perfectly de-
void of expression, and his chin resting ur.
on his hands. lie seemed to be in deep
thought, when one Of the villagers..approacil-
ed and said 10 him:
q 'spose you've heard that tune pla!'d be-
fore?
The soldier raised lis eyes 10 the intru-
der, and looking sadly, yet siernly, in his
face, answc,ed-"Yes, sir, till the birds
learnt to sing IL"
The enquirer walked away and len the
soldier 10 his reverie. ~
Il gss n vo,,r horse tinid?n said purchaser
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the root burst forth and bloomed in a beap
Iteous dahIia. ys'sh 'sgsa'e' sasssaelfs es ~

The IIan. Augustus G. TDidge and ihe'
Hon. Grorge W. Jones (Deihocrats) have
been elected Senators Of The United States
iom ihe State Of lows. These are she
first United States Senators elected from
hat State. 'hsah Ni tiH69btIl 3s4Fgsq
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"a Il your horse timid?n said a purchaser
10 oue who .oiiereda horse for sale. .oh.
no. he Is not afraid 10 lie in the stable alone
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Paw Your Taxes.

uNiE Nonresident pfoPrietoTs eflhe to"ho OF
4 KIRBY ~ the county Of Caledoniai are
hereby notified that the taHes assessed by sad
town IN tho year A u ir1r, remain ga the
whole aRPaid sa the following described Hand
~ said town, 10 wit
The north easierly quarter Of right No. " and
22 acres aud T. rods 81 the north westerly
quarter Of said right No is all known 90 The
MGK0y farm, a. follows, o. wit
Town laE haHassed Jan ., lsis on last Of
isi7, ~ ,p2
School taE assessed Jan II i-is, DO do do 80
state tai do de- do d. do -
Town taH assessed March g,lsir, do do I %
Town lak assessed Dec ~, isi7, on List
0f ls4s, 800
School taE do do do Do -,
State tar do, dn 40 do do 7p
and 90 much Of said lsnds viii SOC sold at Psb-
lio auction At tho dwelling house oi Tho sub
soribeT Ia sad KIRBY on The Let Thursday Of
October nest az I o'elook, afternoon M shall
be- repusle 10 discharge said IaEei with costs
unAeua previously paid
JOHN RUSSELL, lst Constable,
Dated a. KIRBY, this 9th day Of sept, a -
lsiG lfllwa
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The "star" Shines brightly !

The returns Of The vote for Governor
IN some iGs towns AA0W O. not Wig gain
Of about $500 yoIgs, $50 towns YET 10 bo
heard from.
The Wing gain Of members Of the House
II slil mbre deeisye--a not gain of 80 in
the towns from which we have returns
some over one half the towns IN The EInle,
We class the members Wig aud loco,
and Tor HE reason that We know Of 10 6ol-
ter way, Tho opponents Of lho wings eat
drink aud bed together, and nro therefore en-
liled 10 the old family nnme
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ALRMrnrna

Killed instantly, NJ Jefferson, n. II. August
20, by The iallingof cart body, ass Elt.,
only dluahisf o. Ffesbufy ana Mercy West,
aged yraTs
In Lyndon August -, 81 Plcur,sy Eeyef,
DpRHAs louGtE =, son OF Prrruls Swlzr, ~
the l1Ih years Of his ago Printers In ~ ~
please notice.
lu Newport, Aug \ Mss Tn,rnosA T.. Fan,
aged " vrars, daughter ~ fcy and Expcn,
cnrr Fold, and sister of the late Mrs Frost
Tor Young friends and associates feel much
aihicird by lhc loss of so bright gciu of lhoir
society aud mourn that 90 faif blossom 81
youth was cut down ere the summer of he
had began. but rejoice AZ the Aappy exchange
she has made 10y leaving this world ct pm,
uu4 sorrow and Joining that blilAful band where
nl - pracci which was evident fran her short
~ ul morality aud rcotiiudr, aH.Ithc peace Of
nnnd shc enjoyed in her lat monlculs
IFS
10 Glover, June 29lh, Rev. Reuben Mason,
aFcd about 20 wears
10 Diny,llc Aug %, Mr. Ebenclcr Hutch.
psbn, agcd - years
=, IN Danyillr Aug %, ------, infant son Of
Mr Low II Harris, aged one year,
Ia tbs town the, slh ~ August, Mrs Lrr.
ficr NJ, wife Of william Wheeler, Of Concord
md daughter of Elkanah Cobb, aged %
years.
Mrs W HHTrkUrEH WIS Of iuur- rnutiuuanrr
ana aiirudcd with great deal Of suffering,
but nhg bore q MI With christian fntlitude aud
rtgpntion Indeed, have seldom sven 50
beach Of the power ofchtistlln faith m pfcpaT,
Ing me for quiet aud hopcGd return Of the
spirit 10 God who gave Il Fprcwatncd Of the
certainty and nearncs, of death, she made her
preparations with the calmncss and precision
oi person going on a Journey a short tim0
tciorc. her final lcayc.takng,sho was sllcnnly
dedicated T." God 10 baptism A. dissolution
H..
impatient 90 depart aud be with Christ Il.
In this town. MrrSAtN l.. widow Of the
late Mf Marshall Jones, eyed 20 years
Ia Jefferson, WlAeansiu, July p Alfa JE,
UuTHTHrT, win ~ tE1T5 ~ s'aUbUyE tJTmJr-
~ of Lyndon, VI aged -
Died ~ Bath n, II sept 2nd, $40, Jous
+ son Of John and Mary 4. llalc,agcd 3ycafs
and = months
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Straw steer.

tame i',ts tps enclosure about Me IHiddio oj
" -llCgltst last, red yeariiqg S;Ser. The o,cn
er IS requested Ia prore proPtrty, pau ehaygc!
and tahed array. .NAHfiu STIL rs.
81 Johnsbury, sept 4, l5io 633,c3
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AcctprNr OK THs FtroHBuRs RAILROAD,
As the half pnsi seven AM express trim
from Boston, and the seven AN. train lronl
Lexington were passing at the East Cam
bridge crossng,N cart driven 10y Mr. Sweet,
of yille,approache the crossing. His
horse became frightened, and in spite Of eve
ry e6crtion on the part of Mr. Sweet aud the
gaietnun stationed nj the crossing, the horse
RIM on the trurk The engine struck MIR
Sweet aud killed him instantly: The gate
man barely escaped the same fate, as the en-
CINE camo within few inches of striking
him.-.1lds OF The 5ih.
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&IAnMnM.gmga

w. Jrfico, June 18Th, NY Roy John wilder,
NJ EsfA Wcoks, Of Dauylllo, Co Miss Mary
W Monroe, fufmefly 1T Orange. n. II.
10 Manchester n, H., Aug - Mr. John
u,llis, 81 NJ, ipfmerly ~ Danvillc, n Miss
Martha Ann, daughter Of Capt Jacob Mills,
of ToPshaW, W
lu NewbuJ Aug -, by ncy Mr. Campbell,
Mr. william Brock aud Miss Mary Jane Cham,
berl1tn, both of NcWbury
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And so much Of said lands will be sold at
public auction at The dwelling house of Kit
fridge Hudson IN said Town of East Haven,
on Tho FIRST Thursday ct October next n'-ten
o'clock forenoon as shall bo requisite tn dis
charge said taxes with costs unless previous
ly paid. llEZEKlAll LUND, LIST Constable
Dated Mt East Haven this first day of Sep
tcmber, lSi9 633w3
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o. The Emperor Of Russia iiNs appoint
ed Major r. S. Brown, the chief engineer Of
New York aud Erie Railroad, TO succeed Ma
Jor Whistler, our 1aIe fumenIed cOunuymHn.
as Chief EHginoor of the great Railroad from
ST. Petersburg to Moscow. Tho road was
commenced six years ago, and would have
heon completed in two years more, Ind Ma.
ior w. lived. 1t Will ba 400 ;i.i!ss long, and
its cost will be about Si0,00O,0O0.
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II HE @ LED ONIA n
BlBLE sOCIgTY MEE'TING

The Caledonia COUNT nble society viii
hnld ~ pnuual mnetiug Of ilaTdWich on Tho
3bih day Of SOPHOMORE Instant, services g.
commenoe 81 10 O'clock a NJ
y HrTlnrn may be- expected on tho 0ocsSou
by The heYiAlonga Webster Of panyjlle
THERON HOWARD hoofeiHry.
blnyille, Sent 4, IklO
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t., G. - The 81 Louis Republican publishes u
letter dated Santa Fo, July 18th, which gives
alarming accounts oi'thc rnvagcs, committed
10y the Indians in New Mexico. Tho four
principle tribes appear to have united to
make war upon the whites. a messenger
has been despatched to Washington 10 re-
quest that 1t. Col. Benl be appointed to the
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departed on he'lithpn an expedition against
Tho EuIows. Business was very dull Mt san
ia Fc.