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THE COMPROMISE.

Will Tennessee sustain the adjustment
measures ornot? There are restless spirits
al! over the South who seem anxious to
enjoy the excitement of some great crisis,
in hope probably, that their personal am
hilton and pretty schemes might triumph
Touching this question one great and iun'
damen,al doctrine is, that the tree may be
known by its frui,-ihat the position of our
statesman may be known by the position
they have assumed. For xample-who is
there that does rot delight to contemplate
the lofty and distinguished patriotism Of the
committee OF thirteen. That committee
was composed Of different parties-enter-
,aining various and diversified views re'a
tive to all the political questions ofihe day.
save the one absorbing topic--the question
Of Union. On this question they were able
to fraternse. They saw the noble ship of
state, which was constructed and built by
George Washington and his associate pa
triots, and freghted with all the noble
relics Of revolutionary memory-together
with the hopes and prospects of the op-
pressed Of all nations, fast tending to vor-
tex Of speedy destruction. The union was
in imminent danger. Previous 10 the re-
port OF this committee, good men, through
out the world, feared and tremblei. I, was
a moment Of deep solicitnde. The lofty
patriotism of such men as Clay, Webster,
Foote, Cass and Fillmore at one time,
seemed likely to prove unavalIng. They
seemed to 60 out, like The dove from Noah's
Ark, TO find place on which to rest the
foot, but all seemed abortve. Again and
again, efforts were made, without success.
Finally, the clouds began 10 break away.
The political armament seemed to grow
brighter. The report Of The committee Of
thirteen, seemed to disslpa,e al. darkness,
as though another sun had risen on mid,
noon, and was hailed with accamations Of
Joy and delight: The whole union, from
the snowy glaciers of the north TO the sunny
south, where the Magnolia and Palmetto
flourish, joined in one joyous shout of ap'
probation.
Our able and efficient President Fillmore,
has done all in his power to sustain these
measures o! adjustment, which finally pas
sed into laws. Then let US sustain him, as
the best and tres, friend Of the south.
In Mississippi. the question of union or
secession is boldly made. This is the great
question which is TO constitute the bone Of
contention in that state. Let US in noble
Tennessee, frown down all anti.union
movements. Let US not forget that the
iniroducers of the VVilmot proviso have
caused all this d;scord. Let US recollecl
Martin Van Buren, and his Vaccinations.
Let US not forget that Cavy Wllmot, the
in,rcducer of the odious provso, is doubly
distilled and recliied democrat. That had
II not been for cold Hail." and Daniel
Webster. the probabilities are, that demo-
cracy, whiggery, union and all-would
have gone DOWNTOWN with down
derry down." That Henry Clay is the
originator of the compromse-but give all
honor TO the whole thirteen-they wheeled
into line.-.Star Spangled Banner.
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February "A, 1851.

NCHANCERY:--Augustu Nj. Thompson. Demit
Mackerili and Eleanor Mackerill. Noses Lee, as.
signee Of Pearson d. Holden and Priscilla Holden,
Hugh Scott and Mary Scott, George Skinner, guar.
dian Of Dibe Ridenour, Hewston Ridrnour, Nancy
RideDour, lsaac Rideuour and Martha ri enour, and
Jtroh Riien0ur. administrator of Join Ridenour,
deceased, and Michael Rienonr. are hereby notified,
that the l4th day Of February, 1851, Daniel Ride.
nour Of the county of PauIding, Ohio, filed In the
court OF Common Pleas Of Putnam county, State of
Ohio, hill IN chancery against the above named
parties setting forth among other things that a Ger.
tain judgment oitained against complainant in said
cout, in the year 1898, for the of $945 s5 was
fully paid and satisfied by one John Ridenour, de-.
ceased, with the mems Of complainant, and prnying
that the collection Of sad Judgment against said pc
titioner may be enjGiped, aud that the same may he
decreed cancelled and satisfied, and that nil further
proceedings thereon against sale complainant may he
stayed und restrained and he discharged of all further
duty, obligation or liability in relation 10 tire same
Said respondents are further notified. that unless
they appear, and plead, answer demur. within 50
days after lie next term Of said court, the said Dan
el Rdenour at the next term after the expiration Of
said sixty days. will apply to said court to take the
matters OF the said bill confessed. and deci ee
thereon accordingly.
Mackenzie l. MsroALY, Solicitors. =
February II, 1851. SIS
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of,hc country, the Digestive matter Of
the Pepsin is pui up in he form Of Pow
ders, with directions 10 be dissolved in
diluted alcohol, wafer. or syrup, by the
patient. These Powders contain just
lie same matter as the bottles, but twice
the quantity for the same price, and will
be sen, by mail, free Of ofPos,age, Cor One
Dollar sent postage paid) TO Dr.. J, s.
Houehion, No, IL Norlh Eighth street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
< Six packages for FIVE dollars. Every
package and boiile bears the written sig
nature eff, s. Hough,on, M. D., Sole
Proprietor.
***Agenis wanted in every town in
the United States. Very liberal dircoun,s
given 10 the trade. Druggists, Postmas
iers, and Booksellers are desired to &C,
as agents.
MOSES LEE, Agent, Kalida. o..
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p H e II. . b
4 N PARTITION.--Henr Montooth, Joanna Mon.
tootl. Mary Abigail Sisler Hannah Sigler, Tho
mns Sislr and Joel Sigler, of Putnam. county Ohio.
will take notice thut David igler of the heirs OF
Jncob Sigler, decreased. has this day filed in the
CLERK S Office Of the court Of common pleas, OF said
Putnam county, his petition demanding partition Of
the following lands, and also tlni the estate of dover
Of the said Mary Abigail Sigerwidow ofte decensed,
IN said lands may he set off 10 her, Said lands are
situate IN Putnam county, Ohio, and described fol-
lows: Tie east half of the south east quarter, OF
section fifteen, !nnd the north east quarter of the
norIh eat quarer OF section number twenty-five. of
township number two north, range seven east, con.
taining 100 acres. Also the north quarter OF
sect on twenty, tow ship number two north, range
i.nmber seven east, containing l60 acres.
And tlit ut tho next Term of said court, applica.
ton will lie made by the said David Siger. that par.
tiion may he made of said premises, nnd the dover
OF the widow assigned therein.
JAMES MACK ENZIE,
ATTY. for demnndant.
EPhfunrv IA 1871
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BLANKS FOR SALE.

DRlNTED on superior paper,
IL MORTGAGES. from Swans improved
'crm, by the quire or singly.
Also, superior form OF
DEEDS, OF Warranty, by the qurs OF
singly.
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, also for sale.
JUSTICES RECOGNIZANCES, and
Affidavits for capiases.
Also Justices Executions, Vendi's. &C.,
&C., on the very best paper. for sale cheap.
JAMES MACKENZIE.
Kalida, October 2, 1850.
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FnNn -CnMM1ss1onrn,s Orr1cr.

Kalida, Putnam Co., O., Jan. I6, 1851.
We the Undersigned, fund commissioners,
in and for Putnam county, Ohio, do hereby
certify that the foregoing report is full and
correct statement of the condition of the
sulplus revenue fund in said county. ~
Given under our hands officially, the day
and year aforesaid. ap
WILLIAM M. BELL,
pTHO ". CRAWFIS, f""0 o''"''
1872 "f tI.If atv EI0
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Bounty Land warrants.

Bounty Land Warrants.
III AVlNG made the necessary ar.
engagements to facilitate thcprocurins
SOLDIERS BOUNTY LAND WAR.
RANTS, (having procured the neces-,
ary forms and instructions for applica-
tions for warrants under the various laws
now in force, ! shaR be able TO attend
10 any business Of the kind which |
may be favored with.
'ilJ JAMES MACKENZIE.
October24, 1850.
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Auditors Sale OF Section Sixteen
~ Blanchard Township.

IN pursuance OF law, William M. Bell,
il Auditor in and for Putnam county, and
State of Ohio, will offer Tor sale on Friday.
the tweDty-frst day Of March, 1851, at IL
O'Clock at noon, at the door Of the couri
house in said county Of Putnam, the follow.
described lands. being section sixteen, in
Bl'nchard township, in said county, set apart
tor schools therein, to wilt: sfl
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THE BRITISH. PERIODICALS
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Administration Notice.

AIOTICE 10 hereby gwen, that the under.
IN signed was duly appointed and quail.
Ged as the October term Of the court Of cnm
mon pleas. Of Putnam cuurty, Ohio. admin.
istTstof Of the estate Of John Henry Miller.
isse ef mid cosBty. deceased. u
Nsvsssw IL, 1850. asSdw
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WESTERN HOTEL.
BY VIM MCCLURE

NV MCCLURE has pnrchseda and
W 'ftied up the stand formerly eccu.
pied by w. l.. Hipkins, in I.8 s
Gilb0a, Putnam County, j
Where he will be ready TO entertain
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call upon him, in as good style as can be
done IN this section of country. His ia.
BILE will be supplied with the best that
the country affords and he will do all in
his power TO make his house a pleas
ant and agreeable resort 10 the trav-
cling community.
His Stabling aud other Accommodations
ale ample and will give satisfaction.
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Mercurial Uiseaees.
re r SALE BY

C.H.RrcE, KaIida.
| z. K. DAVIS, Columbus Grore
=. b. HIPKINs, Gilboa.
& JOHN EwING, FindInv.
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Chronic Rheumatisnl.

csst. Era Easpp. 81 Willow street, Brooklyn, N. Y
had hsmsfhm for 30 years, he used Bronfs Mediein,
which effected cure. Numerous other cases Of receT
esd long standing. have been effectuay cured.
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EXPENCEs.

-ltI 4'H EXPENCES. ~
Amount plid James Maeken.
zie, attorney. for collecting
Treusurer's fees on amount
collected ......................... g'
A idltor's iees on amount col
lected ........-...--.....-...
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az ONE DOLLARS WORTH.
Most HOrrid ScrOfulas

st ever has been cared since the world was created
snd this was cured by TEN TINES LESS of Biants
Purifier and at Less cosT, than ever case hs.J az
vssoifise and hopeless was cured by TEN TIMES As
nucn sarsaparlla. For full particulars. Pemphief
Mr.. Haskin states that he had been fined to bis
bed 0ss Year and was not expected to live t,seny -four
losrs longer, when he commenced using the Purifier
his neck was eaten nearly off from to cara hole
wa eaten through 'hs Wiadpps-his nearly eaten
eut-the Of destToysdan Ulcer. large as
mans hand had nearly eaten through his aide and
maya vvcra IN hin, In, all .9gsst : .s -s-ss IL
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CHBAPEST AND MOST CURATIVE.

We say, Brasfs fsdias Prifsr 10 cheaper and more
surative-because. bofs Uf It. which be bought
OR 0ss Dollar, contains FouR TINES much medical
efficacy bottle Of Sasapare which also costs one
dollar. H we hereafter prove that sarsap9tna 10 as
6ssr ef dollar bottle, as Brants Purifier would be
a fsr dollars bottle because the Purifier contains
sBHArsn MEDICAL EFFICACY than ssIsaparilla then
ssrsapsrls should be sold At fsenfy five eess bsff
% DO cheap the Purifier at dollar But az our
assertion doss not prove the greater power and medical
sase has been cured
6Y ONE DOLLARS WORTH.
The first case we state Il the cure which was effected
b NJ. J. D. Haskin Of Rome, Oneida Co.. N r., and
risk any Of veracity, hen we say that this
b the most snlooksdor and hopeless OF Of the
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LTVER CON1PT.AINT.

Deef. Nafhaa Habbayd, Of Stamford, Conn, one Of
e Oldest and most respectable physcians was afflicted
Sith Liver Complaint fnnny years and was perfectly
eured, by using Branf's Purifying Exfracf. We could
name huudreds Of other cases also cured $50
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ONLY TWELVE TIES.
Z az tAs U7eers and restored him to heaiM and
ssg 90 that he was able 10 vo,k and attend 10 tsst
ssss again, - he had formerly done.
This cure Il certified 20 by FounTEEs REsPEsTABLs
WirHRssKs viz. :by Doef. 7xos Williams, one Of the
most respectable physicians Of Rome-by afr. G.. r.
Arovs proprietor and keeper Of the West Rome hotel
-by Mssks. Bisssl Leonard. wholesale and retail
sroggs and By eleven ether psrsoss oil residents Of
Home
SCROFuLA 81 ERuPTiONS.
: Or. T. NJ. Hunt, druggist. Auburn, N. Y, wrote in
April, 1896 that the intrinsic ercellsnes Of BRANTe
MEDICINE had obtained for II q name above all othr
ysnsdiss and that a. purifier Of ths blood sAhsArAsIr.
"A anpsf knock under" ~
He said. on the 20th Of July. ls45 that gentleman
sked his opinion what he had better give bis child
Sor aggravating Esupfions. He recommended BRANTS
INDIAN MEDICINE from his own personal knowledge
81 IL purifying aad hsali1g virtuss, In such diseases
end one or Two bottles effected cure He also recon-.
msnded BRANTs PURIFYING EXTRACT in deci
ded and serious Of Serefu in the glands Of the neck
The neck very msch swoer both sides, and large
ss0rs formed under the ears and the general health
s.reh impaired Two ey three bottles Effected pss.
etsf sure
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DR.. To mount received from the
H. State...... ..'..S So4f4 IL
Cr. BY amount repaid the State
under the act to prov de for
creditors....... 49,. ............. 404t AZ
The southern press., 1851-10-30
Gen. John A. QuItman's opinion Of" Ficteh-
cr's Studies s1 slavery"
MONMOUTH, Oct. IL, l85


Jackson Warner, Esq, Natchsz!
DEAR SIR The limited time for which you
were enabled to leave in my hands the maui
script copies of some of" Flctcher's Studies,'
did not allow me leisure to examine more than
those portions in VIII n Channng's and Way
lands labored attacks, upon the institution of
African slavery, are reviewed.
While Mr.. Fletcher treats Doctor Charming
with more respect than think him entitled 70,
considering his incendiary attempts TO infauc
public sentiment against our social institutions,
regard this review of the writings Of both those
authors as very able, and as a complete refuta-
ton of the perncious doctrines so insidiously
Propagated by them
Judging from the portions of Mr. Fletcher's
writings which ] have perused | am happy TO
see the vindication of the system of negro slave
ry assumed by 80 profound thinker and so
learned and vigorous n writer
Mr.. Fletcher's thoughts and arguments are
not only original and bold, but his lyle is agree
able and sometimes eloquent ! do not doubt,
from the specimens have seen, that his Stud
les" will amply repay the learned as we'll as the
ordinary reader for their ptrusal.
At such time, when the question of slavery
is agitating the whole country, such work,
written with 30 much ability, will attract more
than ordinary interest, especially with the South
ern public, and is calculated to effect much good
Very respectfully your servant,
. j. A. QUITMAN
The southern press., 1851-10-30

THE EcLIrsE OUT OF ENGLASD.-Punch has
received from his own astronomer-nnd that
too, with the greatest di.patch-the fullest ac-
count of the late eclipse of the sun, as seen
from different points Of Europe. Some Of these
reports divested Of astronomical terms, are sim.
ply as follows
Rome Very dark, indeed the moon appear
cd something like fsherman's ring-our read
ers, no doubt, are familiar with the trinket- on
the disc Of the sun; wherever the ring was Wis
ible, the light of the sun was altogether inter-
oepted. Naples The sun was edged with
blood and the moon itself now looked like a
bomb SHE'LL and now---as the man-in-the moon
showed himself--a portrait of King Ferdinand.
Madrid Here the moon appeared upon the
sun elongated thus, o. which cipher was inter
preted az having some significant relation to
Spanish bonds Vienna Total darkness (;
clouds shaped like n huge double eagle blotted
out the sun /: birds went to rest even the min
istry pulled off their boots for bed, believing
midnight had come. Paris The moon--as
described by ~ Arago-appeared like pitch
plaster upon the face of the sun. Certain dep
uties. however, declared il to be like monstrous
blot Of censors ink,