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sherif''s Snle.
George II. Capron. }

VS..
Hugh Scott.
RB virtue of a decretal order, and
A1vendi exponas, TO me directed from
the Court of Common Pleas, of Putnam
County, Ohio, | will offer Tor sale at the
door Of the Court House in Kaiida, on
Tuesday, the 9th day of November
next, between the hours of ten O'Clock,
A. NJ, and a o'clock, P M. of said day,
all the right and title of Hugh Scott, to
the following described real estate e, 10
wit:
The north east fraction of the north
east quarter, of section fourteen, town
one north Of range five east, containing
thirty-four acres and fifteen one han.
dreths of an acre; also, the north east
fraction Of section thirteen, town one,
north of range five cast, containing forty
nine acres and ten hundredlhs Of an a ,re,
and also, the north east fraction OF the
north east quarter Of section eleven, town
ship ono, north Of range east, containing
one hundred and thirty-four acres and
fifty one hund redlhs of an acre, all in
Putnam County, Ohio.
Taken as the property Of Hugh Scott
TO satisfy an execution and a decretal or
der in favor Of George H. Capron.
ROBT. DOUGLASS Sheriff.
SHERIrF's OFFICE,
Kalda, Putnam Co., o., Oct. 81, ls49.
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DIR. A. GOERIZ.
Notice.

YTVHERE will be petition presented to
il the Commissioners of Putnam County,
at their next session, for County Road,
commencing at the quarter post on the south
side OF the south east quarter of section 81,
in township number one, north Of range, six
east, thence north TO the Kallda, am Clan
dorf State Road, thence north. east along
said road to the section line between ections
26 and 27, thence north on said section line
to intersect the road leading from Ginton's to
Franconia. A PETITIONER.
October 3, l849. 45dw
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Sale Of Real Estate by Order CT Court

Re. 'F' Holt IS. and wife PETITION; !! FOR PAR
pY virtue of an order from the Court OF
Is Common Pleas, of the County Of Putnam ana
state of Ohio 10 me directed will offer Tor snlt bt
the town of Gilhoa, in Putnam County, ONO on
Thursday, the Goth day of September next. between
the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and four O'Clock, r.
M, Of said day. the following described real estate'
to wit: . =, ,,,,;a o.,
the town of Giboa, Putnam Co., Ohio.
-ALSO-
On the premses on Saturday tile 22d day OF sep'em-
her neyt between the hours of ten O'Clock, a. NJ,
and four o'clock P. NJ of said day, viii oiier ior
sale the following described zeal estate, TO WI:
The east half of tire northwest quarter oil secton
five i5) township numler four ~ north OF range
number nine (9) in Wood county, Ohio, containing
eiphty acres more or less.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third of the purchase money in hand, one
third in one year aad one Il rd two years; the de-
ferred payments to be secured by mortgage on the
premises. nonDnr norcI Ass
Sheriff.
surR1vF's OFFICE, Kalida,
Putnam County, Ohio ,o,..
August 90. ls49. ''u"
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October 10, I849.
NOTICE

IT'S hereby given that there will be petit
IL ton presented to the Legislature of the
State of Ohio, at its coming Session, for a
change OF the County lines Of the Counties of
Williams, Defiance, Henry, Pauding, and
Putnam, 60 as to better favor the wants Of
the people, and the business community pe.
nerally. MANY CITIZENS.
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TREASURER'S NOTICE,

"a
Tn addition to the above the township OF Jennings
has levied two cents for township purposes Pleasant
q: Ottawa s; Van Buren, 8; Greenshurg u; Sugar
creek g. Riley q; and Sugalcreek 8 cents for town.
ship poor purposes and Blanchard locents for town.
ship School purposes.
The tow nshp Of Jennings has levied two cents on
the acre for road purposes; Union. !; Van Buren,, l.
Liberty 2.
in KaIIda from the 10th day of October until the 2h
day of December, for the purpose of receiving
taxes. M
] will receive no bank notes in payment OF taxes,
except State Bank Of Ohio and Independent banks of
Ohio.
OTHO w. CRAWFIS.
Treasurer.
TREAsuRER's OFFICE,
KALIDA, Sept. 10, lS49. 4lfw
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Godey,s Lady's Book.

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and the Venture, for one year for THREE
DOLLARS, in advance, to any person who
is subscriber, or desires 10 subscribe.
{ Kalda, September, lS49.
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A LIST OF LETTERS, remaining in the
lA I'll. D..A.

! A LIST OF LETTERS, remaining in the
IN post Office at Kalda, Putnam County.
Ohio, which, il not taken out by the first day
of January next, will be sent to the Post
Office Department, as dead letters.
Anderson Phillip Artist daguerrean
Bell Joseph X Bodies Margaret or AL
Brice Rev w r exander
Brinkman Heinrich Deper jacob
Ezcr John Hartman Maurice
Hewlett L Hosler Eli
Jones William w Lewis Rev George
Longsworth j w Pierce Milton
Phillips H Murphy David 2
Merschmann Bernard Red Elisa
Spencer Thomas. Werkmeister Joseph
GEORGE SKINNER, P. M.
Kalida, Ocl. 1. 1919.
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SheriG's s Sale.
DEcRETAL.

1ehhoi0 AAs AAOaiPOtgI
VS.. DEcpFTIy
Christian Huber. a.
DY virtue OF a decrstal order. n M. 4;
D rected, from the court of Common PI.o.
OF Putnam county, O., will offer for sI, ssis
at the door Of the court house, in Kalida ou
Tuesday, the 9th day of November nsY,
between the hours Of ten O'Clock, A, M. and
o'clock, P. M, Of said day, the following
described real estate, to viii:
Inc north east quarter of section three.
The south west quarter of section twen,y-
Ihree, In township number one, north of range
seven We cast, all in Putnam county.
oos e. sold on decretal order, as the psop.
Hry 81 u ohrlstinn Huber, to satisfy decree
IN iaVor OF Barnard II. Kemper.
RoBT. DOUGLASS, Sheriff.
4. SHERrT's OFEicE,
Aalida' Putnam Go. o., Oct. OF, ia4e.
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Amt due at last forfeited
sale, with interes, thereon
on lots not sold: and amt
due al the time of forfeit.
ure on lands and lots since
forteitedwith int'st thereon
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GILBOA.

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at IN o'clock A. NJ. and departs at lao'clock, =
M, The Eastern mail arrives on saturday, at II
O'CLOCK, A, M, and departs Mt 4 o'clork, NJ.
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DIED

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.f ~ ihs ate wills s4ed 81 y.as her
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t-n ~ ,e,. ron b.. y SO STATIONS
n o. = af Nantsfs- papers sass
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
Fr sale, IF So. r 81 Fo'.riA Pase
"WEDNESDAY Aug l-PM

Wro~EsDAT Aug l-PM
TIE Stock market. today, :, Il anything, lttle
hrer for the Fsncie. AID the sale. are rather argsr
There a,o better demand ior Government Si0cks,
and ,os Of tie seller. Of last week are buyers today
ST. the activity anin porisnt sad ~ O. noi locE ior
much .or some wees ~ come
The F1ei.Lt market . entirely uorni- a, there
being .,le or no produce oaerns. -Four 70 Liverpool
h. non.nsuy Is. Corn, a Cotton. 80. sterling per
bale. Il. d 4 2)' ior Dead Weight T Bremen
.one engagements were made At -. Tor Tobacco
=. a3c nr liquids To London y hai. Tobacco.
u i0O0 5b.- Turpsnt.ne Il ID AID 10 ~ Ro..n.
Z. T. Glsssor. there j. very LIKE Gearing t.
Hare tue packet q 10Th in.t h4s Cotton ~
cent Ash@s s-Qsl0 AID Tallow. OF = cent u
Antwerp. 10 1ale- Cotton. cent and SO oo.s
Aches, =. 81 German 5ark "a. taken Up Tor 10
bon . load P.ge slaves A. 80 and German sehoon-
or - tssea cargo Of Ros.n from Wilmington C. -
Rotterdam 81 - cents per o5L
L. Exchange there Is nothiog cong Of imPor-
lance s,er..ag ga: per cent
Tue receipts Of the A1barn and Rochester AL
road Tor the last six month show good result eonsd
erinz the fac. that the Cholera has prevailed The
1ourc. annexed
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noEE Poor
or TIE DURABILITY or CONSUMPTION
sF OE ~ TlsSss
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HAPHTHA.

Res1 ne nuousing L<tLs,s and 1ou5t y w. a1H
ySose-s ~ .on'. viss ,sho I've. "a The oouse
x.ih ne ham. os.n for sons Lne past nlnnins aoNo
ia c,a.ur pi'ou accompanied with an lnces.4rt co1sh
c.fn- =. e-D- hat could ner--f 10 ne bed
Her fS0 y1ysc.ers sLated mai ono lobe VI Der unk
80 ..troy-d and lnai ne other seriously affected
.hat her hopeless and . "a o. o1t nti.7 ~
ssaf sh. toos About ~ hch time heard maj y01 nAd
ID seru I'D Hasunkss syrup " SapntnA ssh III ~
bottle and ret using o., her cough ~ss n'en IslSI
"a -. han One we1E cOu, enurey eit Der A3o
abe was able wax s1ouL sent Tor i've ov.Iss ~ ~
5esr Communicating he sstonisLng eject hcn ,. sef
"a M phy.c sns .rd a. hal have seen her, of sno 10
As nearly rslsef from ne dead sho Nv VS..
about ADD aftenc % ne Ordinary 1ltes o nsr e
an stranger 70 you bot van " send you DIS of NC
ben=st Of he word IoeAeVe an see.an,so r.to 90
sImprVe mere lAVins o-en -sai eeen' ~ ~ AN
sT, family Il shout I've years b. hal tsadu cse.se
an. respectfully yours. LEblSA CC'hhAN'
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MAJ HAsRsoS Dea, sv-l ~n's v MORN you Of
~ EooseTfI efsct tha yOgr Syrup Of Sapnihs' nss
~,durea /, M re ds1 xbler 5ne 81. from her earliest
nanny been s1c1ec with severe cO1s mig frequently
.o-odnx The u1oe shtin ne most severe COZ hnsJ
. enaenf physicians snd speut hundreds Of fohaIs ot
cogd obt~l 10 relief for her 4ru .ss rec ofnnendoo
5y Dr. Gauuer u give ys4r syrup Of Saphtha" ma
hse u.ed q osr u -rst oottls and much tngnt
end BY fleet Sc co1sh@d r- vornI' u4n ever,
5nf 10 Was srslded - "a free rlisng Of mucous
matter, % darn c1or ani fissfreeab sne. II.,n w
.uak. iL-c 20 clscouf.nle The med che D17
- re Aatce o. ne phy..e.Al s1t, s6e sss
and case been mot abuni4nty e~Ardrt of go, -
-s-c for oot-s, s1d Der lace as clsAs -, =
s4lOS, -icziy oesrance . bad before y - - h,
Of neslin-1er eyes have recovered nc nis -,
r. seoce Of y0.tn and step - rec 40 -.
COO "a. clsspDesre1 sac. iof ne Efss -. - No.
yeafs zoe can e1.oy cain and easy siss ,,s 80
y r@grelpg h.f uas Eot sooner acquainted Nln your
> - AZ respectfully yo1rs.
lbs '..--o'1 '1H-S-'' JOdE A RYEksOS
We nav. also on hand certificates u arg, nenosr Of
- o -. 1900. v 30 nave oeer Recommended by
- - ~ n. Sspsths syrup ard have been eonpe,sy
cars- syt Thsta Of ons oosre VI eonsines .ns nos'
otu , HARRISON % TIE wrapper Price y per
80. 0tscs 81 Gfee1wico-sL doom below Cortland
ala ruTahslnis'
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The capita. q the roads - 81 765. sad the netesrn'
i0gs Of the above SIX months exceed per cent
convention is 10 be held the 22i 20 arrange con
soAdauon Of his road and the Auburn and Syracuse,
and 70 discuss the question Of branch from Summit
~ Victor.
The receipts OF the Mohawk Railroad for the SIX
months ending 3)th June are about 1880 IN advance
the time lsst year. In July the prevalence Of
Cholera operated adversely upon the receipts as 10 has
upon the receipts Of al the railrosds
We annex the comparative receipts OF The IL
CA and schenectady Road for tbs lasi six mouths show
ing small increase the general result entirely on
freight The decrease passenger receipts Is the con
sequence of the Cholera panic
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Domestic Ports.

phil ApyIPHlA Aus ls-A srs, Jas asf,la, Inasdas G
a I~r.r.S Bo.ou. ygs Lsxhofai lnlnss tc-sfd bsneo
s,,. so.sui carsos loss sear' ~ &C 60 A,soI
= ~ ,..n.kp Cala nbss Cbsri>stor sap "ti,n-t "
- So, Ro.ioe Cara Sci. Portsn5sAi eiss Ca T..
49,, go, y. nouth TsoHss a kssart, so'''s S4aiaa
CD. 40
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Spokeu. &c.

Jsyl- ostS. Lrsra sAP s'sFees L1Fsa.h' o.
". L.,
Ass To- ~ os 80 srsasA sns Cars F@ c'''a''s ~
Nlors ,-..-1.- A....-. :
showing FF-.srcs Dsssos ssssi also iofe goa p
tiA az " - Zoe = " asl ed Psct-' a ~ V~ofss -se' ~
Liverpool
osh - sAiP T.vns q sse os sOsoa 'rc1 Cares
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CALIFORNIA.
, rnn1nnAnrs ZOE cAILFoRNIA.

TO EMIGRANTS FOR CALIFORNIA.
g. IRON HOI SIS iAFLOArl FOR SAIL - our "a
~. sauIe1 lrou Houses ~ hg 3D. feet on board iAc sAP
~ Proous bouad for San FranciscO snip sailed fo m
hs port on the sd June Blu Of adins 70 oi4-f
Insured pront Polcy and ti.ls Of 4aalAs WIZ DC
transferred 70 the purchaser Apply 20
agfsIw- JOsEPH HOWARD SON - Broadway.
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FIRE INSURANCE.

THE BROOKLYS FIRE INSURANCE COhrANI
TIAVTSG b--u twenty-five year, n op-fanon eDn-I-s
III i-.--s. .tore- 1v- n.. an1 cher slidlAss me-
'S.,St.- household hlrutafe. vessels Il Pof 80 tnsI
-.rxoss o. Reasonable teItns A. ~ S-y-s
O1r-s NJ G Merchants E1ca1nse' "A4'- W"
acc - S-4''- - Wa ELLSWORTH, President.
,-. $500 - ffrfs
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Passengers Arrived.

-fafy Stsrtasa s- L,rersoNr and Mn Sesity sod srs
AE,.hsst Mr. Astoas NJ nAr~s MIS- Hsnisa hushss an'
1. ,.uf Lssaas. - Har~e-L Z We. Mr. Avei. Ms.N
We M We Lassrt Mr. Lsssrt NJ. n Lsosri Sayer
De Csnsoars Crossasn. kocoph hassy, sne 2l'
L..
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AUCTION SALES.

DN BANGS. PIArr Il CO. store "a Broad
DWaV NV YOAK TRADE SALf
Postponed from The usual ume unui Ihl kSoAt no
is,h SEPT a. ao'cock " when the Stationery sss-
.,tl commence embracing most extensive VM'e) 81
s1reisn znd Dome size stationery, blank hoos-, ~.
on SATURDAY. 18Th sept sie 0eiocs ,
Tn. Psper "a r. viii commence, embracing upward %
80 ca..s at y ih. varieties
on MONDAY MORNING. Sept II. A. so'eoes
tn. Hnok Sa. viii commence THIS portion a ilc sale
n,.cr. an lnu.ua variety of snck and inc uds- eOnIn
BATON. from nearly sil the publishers OF ne lnl.u
on FRIDAY AND sArl RDAi. 2lst and ia sept
VII be sold the English Books ssupefe and extensive
col ecuan
rbe whole will he cold chiefly without reserve. and
mon the same liberal credit Al the last sale
Catalogues ready