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Jurors, witnesses and Contstables pay, SO 62
Given under our hands at the Commissioners office,
in the borough of Lewistown the 18th day Of Janu-
~ $780, ! !: J. SSSSSi SSSSiEH, ! S$SEHn. Commits
W.TTFpS Clerk
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Notice

II S hereby given that there will be a petit
l ton presented to the Trustees Of, Ottowa
Township, Putnam County, Ohio, at their
next ipredng, on the first Monday Of March,
1850. praying dor the establishment Of d new
Township Road, beginning at the southwest
corner Of the north, west quarter Of the north,
east quarter, Of section number thirty-oDe,
in township number one north, Of range six
east, near iheresidencee oflIeinrich Nottef-
brok and Ebert Recklslder,l thence easta
faIf mile. 70 intersect the County Road, on
the east line Of said section.
January 10, 1850. sa',airils Elses stl''
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sIolfer the foregoing lands forsle fpl
email oraiarge tracts, at prices below
that Of any lands Of as goed quality now
offered for sale in their vicinity. 6 a
PURCHASERS are required toipay one
fourth ofthe purchase money ihtbandp 81
the balance al any lime within five yeats
wi,inannuplinierest ON the deferred pay
ments. hiss gss$se4 saaa sl!l 81
II should be borne ii,mind by those
Wishing toi purchase real estate, thai al
lhes above described lands, lie in tho
Wabash, Erie, and, Mimi Caiials, of
which Canals more business is now be
ing done ihans ON all the other Canals
in Ohio. On the southern terminus sol
the latter, stands lahe Qneeno City,
(CincinnalD with nearellO0,000 inhabi-
SAINTS; and on abe Maumee Bay, itsnorth-
ern limit, springingmp3lago andiap-
idly growing commeFcial cities; while at
The same sine, towns and Tillagesl ere
rapidly filing up along thelI course qof
these Canals through Ohio and Indiana.
And when it's also taken into, view
the immense water power, scattered, ey-
cry few niles arait from one end Of these
Canals to The other, i is easily seen that
.ihe day isnot far distant when lands in
This, section Of Ohio will be worth from
r.$l0to $40 per acre, whereas the very
best Of lands there al the present time
can be bought at from three to four dol
lars per acTg, and on credit (by paying a
small amount in hand Of. from FIVE 10
zen years. 4
Gen. r. H. ellison, Of Bryan, Will
|iams co. is my agent TO sell my lands "
ing in Defiance, Williams, and Henry
counties. M 3tE''''H -
s. B. Darby, Esq, OF Almira, Lucas
CO. is my agent to sell my lands lying in
Lucas CO. $50 a " ' S'Nf'f
G. w. Cowan, ESQ.,, Of ST. Marys,
|'Anglaize co. is my agent to sell my
lands lying in Mercer and Augalzs
counties. NY
jams Mackenzie, Of Kalida, Putnam
county, isniy agent TO sell my lands ~
| ing in Paulding, Allen, Van Vert and
Putnam counties. .eaa
'fH JOHN McELvAIN.
Noyembor IS, 1S49. 4 " 50dw
-4tit
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Nor1cn

Ia
n hereby giyenthat there will be;a Petition
pfesentcd to ahe Coinmi ss.oners Of Put,
nam County, Ohio, at their next March SEES
sion, pra ying torthe es.ablishmentof a'Gonn-
~ Road, as follows: .a5lzsM m&H d
Commencing Of the Fndly. Gilboa, OF.
tawa, KaIida and Miami extension canal free
turnpike; tweniy-fiye rods west Of the sec.
.tion line between 'sectionsi twenty nine and
thirty ;iuitown one northpf rangaeight east.
thence south to, the north west, corner ni
Elisha Stont's mill lot, s,uhte in section thir-
~. town One north, range eight east, thence
south 10 the sodthsids bfithe Blanchard river,
.hence southeastwardly toithe,f sctioils line
between sections thirtyrone, and thirty,twoin
town one north, range eight east; thence
south along said section line OF as near as
practicable, TO the south line Of fRileytownship.
Januaryl2, 1850. sfis ISL sfil b 52dwsa
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Notice

rs horeby given thai petition, will bc pre-,
u sehted 70 the trustees OF Ottowa iownship,
Putnam County at their next meeting on tie
first Monday Of MarchllA D., 1850, for to
lay OUT and estabiish nJnewS township road,
beginning on the County road leading from
the Church IN Glandorfto Kalida on the west
bank Of the Cfambety creek, In section No
~. township No oll.inorth oiliaDgs N B. 2 east,
thence down tho said creek on the best rate
to intersect the state road on the )northlins on
said section No. 20, near by Henry Moor
rnann's residence, or hsashery.
February | {, A. D. 1850. 9f t3e f i6ldw
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NOTICE

RS herebysiven that q petition will be pre-
III sented TO the ,rnstees Of Ottawa township
Putnam County, at their next meeting on tie
first Monday Of March, A. d., 1850, TO fay
ont and estabiish new township road, be-
ginning in the center Of section No. ri,
township one, north OF range seven east in
said township, on the farm Of Matthias Buck
rath ana David Buescher, thence west 1 mile,
thence aboot in a nofthwe sierly direction on
the bestyoute 10 intersect the new county road
in said section. oi.s 4 stf,aE " NJ t,s 4,
January l6,. A. d. 1850. 52dw \
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al chancery Notice. ,sss,s 4
5. William Treyiu, Court of common
10. Pleas Of Putnam
obert R. McIlvain, and Connty, Ohio.

Ali fLD~>T~~J S.1S~S~' .ftI4fiitgl
William. Treyi,i, court Of fcommon
10. Pleas of Putnam
Robert R. McIlvain, and County, Ohio.
DETITlON TO REDEEM LAND. Rob
III err R. Mclvain and Baldwin, Dibble,
10 Work are hereby notified that on the 26th
day of December, in the year l849. the said
William Treyitt. fled in the Clerks Ofiioe
Iof theicourt Of Common Pleas. OF Putnam
county aforesaid, his petition against them.
setting forth, among other things, that said
Petitioner has title in and TO ne-undivided
fourth part of the south, west quarter of Sec
ton number four in township number two.
north Of range number seven east containing
100 acres Of land, and TO tie south east quar-
ter Of section, number iour Of township nun.
Der two north OF range number seven cast,
containing l60 acres Of land, situate in the
township Of Liberty. and county Of Putnam
aforesaid; ;tIiat said lands stood charged with
taxes on the dupliratei of taxes for said Put
ulm county, in the name Of Wp. Trevitt &
]. M. Palmer, and that said taxes remaining
unpaid on the second Monday of January. IN
the year l84S, the 'pfeasnrer Of said Putnam
county, on said second Monday Of January,
sold one hundred and twenty aorest Of tho
south west quarter of said section four town;
ship two north Of range seven east, situate in
the northwestcornerl thereof, 10 John B. Boz
gart for said taxes, &C., And further that
said Treasurer OF said Putnam county, on
the day aud year last aforesaid, cold the south
east quarter Of said section four in township
twl north ofdange seven east, t,scontaiHing go
acres. charged with tayes as aforesaid, to one
Clark II. Rice. for said taxes, &c. And that
the county Auditor Of said Putnam icounty
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WASHING MACHINES.
s.PAKKER 4 N. Y. GUETr.


e.PAFsKER a ~. n. GUEEE.
III AviNG purchased The right to
IL make and vend Aldfich g Foot's
WASHING MACHINES
for ,he counties Of Allen, Putnam, snd
Van Werf, respectfully informs The Pub
tic that they keep constantly on hand
supply Of This useful article of furnit-
0re, whereby in ~
washing Clothcs. &C.,
one person can do as much as four, in
The same time, and with no greater ex-
penditure of labor than would be requi-
sed- BY the ordinary method for one
person.
Any person, whether man Or woman,
can easily use the Machines, and firm
ers will find them great saving Of time
and labor In their families, and, IN fill,
she proprietor thinks they can be fairly
sec0mmonded as simple, cheap, ,andvcry
useful. As they are newly Introduced
20 this section, Nests. p e. N N.sIiopes
saIl,t persons visiting Kallda will call
and examine these machines for them
selves. a5 aissg
Kalida. Sept. ~, ls4s. 92eba
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rryHE PHRENoHoGlcALi 5ouRNAL.-

containing thirty-six octave pages. at One
Dollar q year., in advance To reform and
perfecr ourselves and, our race is The most
exalted Of all wofks. ? To dob fhis We must
understand Sthea human ursconstitulion. This,
Phrenology = Physiologyennd Vital Magnet
tism, embrace, and hence fully expou nd all
The laws Of our being, cond dltious Of happi.
moss, and Icauses Of, misery "a f'ls n W.
PHRRNoLoG4 ~ Each numberg will contain
either the sppal, sis and location of some
chronological taculty, illostrqted BY an en-
craving. OF an article on their comb binations;
also the organization and charncter,of some
personags. accompanied by'a
likeness, together with frequent articles on
P5sbiisbed p sf dvsI 81 ~ FOWLER 4 WELfs.-clin,
toll Hall, i29 and l3f Nassau sst., N X. 62
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In Chancorv.

Ess:~sgia slEi In Chancery.
THE STATE OF OHIO. PUTNAM COUNTY, ss.
Michael Myersi} URroFcoMMoNPLEAs,
HJames !. French.Sft x. n chaHeeergit
fliIIE said lanes French win take notice that on
FL the goth Noven,ber1tht said micbnel j. Myers
fled To- the Court Of Common Pleas OF said county Of
Putnam and Stnte Of Ohio A. D., 1c49. his certnin
hill Ia chnneery against The aaid James J French
ALLEGING amongst other things that the said James
Frenchacquired iy fraud from the said Myers title Ii
fee simple to Lots No. ~ and 50 in tile Town Co.
lumbus Greye nsad County, and that the considera-
tion given for the samc by said French was OF no
vplue and wholly worthless and bill prays thai Deeds
OF title piven y sad Myers to said French for said
lots be elled, apd the spd Myers resored 70 hii
originaI rights, and for Repernl relief,
Tlesaid JymesJ9 J9ETtnkhisthefeforeln lnformedthai
Unless he appear to said sdit and plcnd, answer OF
demur y said bill within sixty days after the next
term Of suid court, then the said Michael j. Myers
viii az tthe serp or said Court affer the axpta'
tioh ofsaid sixty days apply to said court to have
the m tiers ofsnid bill taken confessed against sad
James J. French and to decree thereon accordingly
Feb. ], 1850 81
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YTyHEs - WATER CUR j, JOURNAL FOR d


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vance, containing thirty.two large octave
pages, illustrated with e1gsaylrigs exhibiting
the Structure and Anatomy Of the entire
Human Body; with familiar explanations,
easilysfo be understood bysnil Glasses.
The Water Cure Journal. emphatcany o
Journal OF Health. embracing the true prin.
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lhnye expressed their approval efitby ,gisinsI
Thousand Copies. This Journal is edited by
the leading Hydropathici prhcticionefs aided
byiinumerdUs q blel nontribnfors I'M various
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fElHG ciiizens.of f1snam and tho n5joinine
< III C0lnties< and the travel IIng publ III
generally are respectfully Informed that 4
known stand, and which he IL fit,ine lup Tor
Tho reception and arcommodaton of traself-
on. aud wheye he will be st'all lines ready
% entertain his Old customers and the trayell.
sng public generally. N
ANN MrC, is well known as a landlord,
6nd the accommodations Of the KALIDA
HOTEL. ITS STABLES, &C., are well
known 70 be ample, be deems II necessary to
say more than thaf his bes; exertions will be
given to cater fcr the tastes and comfort D 7
chs travelling public, who may give him a
cslL and that he is determined to provide the
best the country Affords. \ w " X 4 n
February 1 !, 1850. 6is
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Notice

slbf 'i.'7F 4i''S Notice 'aItF l1N4' vi !
A A my instance an attachment was this
IN day issued by Stansberry Sutton. q
Jostce oflths Ponce, ,of Blanchard Township,
Putnam County, Ohio, against lheiproperiyl
and effects Of George Morehead, q non, resi-
81 81 9 SaS : JOHN cRAwFIs:
j January 29s 1850. .IsssH boz i49g lew
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I, w ESTERN HOTEL.
BY WIN. McCLUR

1s By Wn. McCLUR s
w MCCLURE has purchseda and
] Fitted up the stand formerly occu-
pied By w. \. Hipkins, In ssss /
Gilb0a, Putnan Coatnty,
Where he will be ready 10 entertain
the travelling community, and all who
call supon him, in as good style as can be
done IN this section ofcoun,ry. His Ia
bic viii be supplied with the best thai
the country affords and be will do all in
his power to make his house pleas
ant and agreeable resort 10 the ,rav-
cling community.
His Stablmg aud other Accommodations
salc ample and will give satisfaction.
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JAMES MACKENZIE,

Attorney and Counsellor az Law
Will attend to the usual business Of his pr
fessicn, the collection of, claims, &e
Court House, Ksli1a, o., july fs4s. ii'i'1
a3j i{Hlkf OIL OislpndG Nis stcfr fft91 tns
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NURSING SORE MOUTH, LUCORRHGA, ta

stHii - Byron Genesee Co., NJ ", October 10, IsI7.
MEssRS. M. L. WALLACE g. COS Some time
last winter my wife became debilitated from the
effects OF LueorrhGa and Nursing Sore Mouth that shs
could not lift her child perform any household Labor
Her medical treatment varied according TO the ad
vice and prescriptions of the most eminent physcisns
until our skill was exhausted in useless efforts. She
became very skeleton, that at the time she corr
menced taking your Pulmonary Balsan she weighed No
more than eightyve pounds; but by the time she had
taken four Jotiles she became perfectly we'll The ours
10 perfect that she s now enabled to do all necesssy
household work. and gained thirty pounds Of flesh b
four weeks. We assure you we attribute her cure
to nothing but Branfs Basam, and cheerfuly recon-
mend It's to all laboring under any similar aictoa.
q Yours truly, C. b. .GALENTlNE.
D.. B. TERRY Esq, of Byron wrote US 1t the sArns
Time that Mr.. Gaentine named above wrote saying th
he was personally acquainted with Mr.. and Mrs Galos,
tine and that the above came under bis own Oh
servaon. He further adds, that he Is acquainted VIII
A Dozen Other Cures
Of various diseases, which were effected By BrssSs
Indian Medicines, t3.s-p ~ stfi-fg gftt.fA ~ n
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CHRAPEST AND MOST CURAT1rk
7 Most HOrrid ScrOfuIas

that ever has been cured since the world was created
and this wns cured by TEN TINES LESS Of Brants
Purider, and at LESS cosT, than ever case half -
MUCH Sarsaparla. For full particulars Panphlst.
Mr.. Haskin states that he had been con fined TO his
bed One Year and was not expected to live frsrtyfoW
hours longer, when he commenced using the Purifier.
his neck eaten nearly of from TO ear+A hols
was eaten through the Windpipe-his nearly eaten
outthe Of destroysd an Ulcer. as large ~
a mans hand. had nearly eaten through bis side md
ttara him In NIL . ftfftff sstftl'
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Nfercurial Diseases.

There is another class of diseases which BKAFTe
PURIFYING EXTRACT perfectly purgss and srdaisetss
from the System WITHOUT ANY FAlkUkE.
This class o diseases when they become eorsifutiorst
are usunlly called ferciai because some physcisns
believe ech cannot be cured without the use Of n,eg
curry We will not name the disease, bccsuse nosa %
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JAMES G.s 'HAEY, 'alessA 3
Attorney and 60 isnsellor At Law
Napoleon, Henry County, nty,d1 do1bi0, b'il0G,. g,sli 81
x,sow5 lM bsmpssg ssnoFi eaT
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FEVER.sORE CURED.

p TIE Rev Richard Dunning. Pastor of the Presoyte
rian church, Adams Basin, Monroe Co, NJ ", wroN
follows. have just received letter from MR.
Channey Dunning relative to the of his FeversorA
You may depend what it states. for he Is Chrstan
and elder in the church. Some years since be
had to have one Of his legs cut off, to save his life IN
affected, md about to be amputated, recommended
Brant's lfedicine-nEAD THE RESULT. He isays, II
hare used only THREE BoTrLEs of BRANIvS MEDE-
CINE-T placed ALL HOPE from yosr reeorineadae. %
that Medicine and say, that with the blessing
Of God, il has Effected cure Of my lsg" eoe PslnpS
lets, for full particulars,
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Chronic Rheumatism.

4 Capt. Ezra Knapp 81 Willow street. Brooklyn, n =.
bad Rheatisn for 80 years, he used Branfs Medeiss
which effected cure. Numerous other cases of recen1
and long standing, have been efiectually cured.
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PURIVYl PURIFY!
Fof LIFE and HEALTH arc II 'ths BLOOD

There "a not Of all the various remedies purposA
Ing TO be Purifiers Of the blood that bsrns 70 ,,s,ssS
a. much Purifying ard Hsahng Virfae a. ~ f1llV
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!. .LIVER CONTPIAINT.

Doct. Nathan Hubbard, Of Stamford, Conn., one q
with Liver Complaint many years and was perfectly
cured by using Brants Purifying Extract. We could
hame hundreds of other cases. also cured.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-13

forward they deserve 10 be- in his report to Congress
have said that most OF various domestic manuac
lures appear 10 be adequately protected by our present eye
nue system this say from the result OF the
well as from the cessation Of complaints from the inter
ested parties but from this catalogue Judging par
ticularly IRON the loud and complaints we hea)
must be expected three great interests. they most
undoubtedly are, in pariculathe iron manufacturer,
the coal dealer and the manufacturer OF the finer
fabrics.
Upon these wish to point few observation in my
vereny tread the most respectable toes; but hope
that those who may feel their province 10 be offended
will put my doing down in the chapter Of accidents.
has. in pursuing and drawing his bow upon general
subject inadvertently 'sho his arrow DER the house and
hit his neghbor" A. 60.
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CoLoSnATIos.-T grand scheme both for the color
ed and white -, we are glad to learn, looking up.
Some years ago the free people OF color in New York
and other northern States were much opposed To but
the prejudice dying away among them, and they be-
ginning TO look upon the question in lis true light they
appreciate, they become more intelligent The mposs.
bily OF social equality among The two races and look
more favoraby upon the establishment OF the republic on
their own ancestral SOIL where they may enjoy all the
blessings OF civil and religious liberty, under govern.
ment modelled upon that where they have witnessed the
prosperity OF the white race
In evidence OF this fact mention that an associa
hon OF coored persons has been formed in this city, with
view oil agricultural operations in the colony to which
iney intend to remove very also, that em
grants are Offering than the Coonlzauon Society pos
sby provide passage for Yet the condition OF the socie
Is prosperous and the beneficial results Of ts policy
are every day increasing. as few facts will demon.
strate
The Liberia packet sailed few DAYS ago with I35
emiganis, and the Chiefain win sail from Savannah On
the l4th instant, with large number more Large dona.
tons, too, are being received.
Rev Mr. McLain, secretary Of the American Colonza.
ton Society, acknowledges the receipt OF 81 900 from
Solomon Stngs esq, Of Putnam county, Ohio 10 aid in
purchasing the Galnas territory in Africa The
tary also states that the Of $1,000 TO send 10 Africa
the slaves liberated by the late Thomas Capehar, Of
North Carolina, was promptly subscribed This activity
in truly benevolent system for the emancipation OF the
coored cannot but he gratifying TO every genuine
philanthropst; and commend 10 those who feel an
interest in the welfare OF the blacks .the Colonization
Society, as worthy Of their support. Any amount con-
buied will be gladly received, and faithfully applied TO
amelorate their condition, practically and safely, for
ourselves and them.--New York News.