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WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CIIEDDN

C1FsltN1. 10y ~ ----'.-
The Great Remedy for Consumption Of
the Lungs Affections Of the Liper,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Pains or Weak
ness of the Breast or Lungs, and
other affections of the Pulmonary Or.
gdns.
OF WISTAR'S BALSAM or WILD
CHERRY is fine HERBAL MEDICINE;
com posed chiefly ofWILD CHERRY BARK
and The genuine ICELAND Moss, (ibe
latter expressly imported for this pur
pose,) the great medical virtues of which
are also combined by new chemical
process, with the extract of tar--ihus
rendering the whole compound The most
certain and efficacious remedy ever dis.
covered for
HEREDITARY CONSUMPTION!
Cured by Wis,ar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
The following cure Of JEREMIAH IsGRIee,
of Consumption, five of his brolhers and
sisters having died Of Consumpiion) is
truly wonderful. Ought not this urge
the afflicted TO make use Of this beallh
giving remedy, when il is effecting cures
like The following:
PLEASANT RIDE, Hamilton Co. O.,
September 81, 1850.
J. D. PARK-Dedr Sir: ] take the
liberty Of advising you Of the benefit that
have derived from the use Of DR.. Wistar's
Basam OF Wild Cherry | was prostratcd
by that terrible scourge. Consumption
in May last. The attack was truly horri-
flying to me; five Of my family, my
brothers and sisters had died of consump-
ton was afflicted with nearly all The
worst features Of the disease, | had dis.
tressing cough, and expectorated great
deal of bloc hectic ever, severe pains
in the de and chest, cold chills allerna-
ting with fushes of heat and copiors
night sweats.
| was under the care of a skilled phys
sician. from the time | was taken sick
until about six weeks since, beng then
ubout helpless, and my friends consid.
ering my case hopeless, or at least beyond
The reach OF my physicians skill, advised
the use of Wislar's Balsom of Wild
Cherry Without my knowindge, my
father procured it, and commenced using
Il, | was able to be out and oversee my
business, and labor which | still con.
tinue TO do. have taken four bottles Of
the medicine, and now consider myself
perfectly well. make this statement
to induce others that are afflicted as |
have been, to make trial Of 'Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry which remedy
has, under The blessing of Providence,
restored my health.
JEREMIAH TSRIGG
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srv,ron WADE CURSED THE DAY

SENATOR WADE CURSED THE DAY
WHEN MILLARD FILLMORE WAS BoRN,-
The Editor Of the Geauga Free Demo
G at has had Freqnen, interviews with Sena-
tor Wade, thus defines the views Of the
newly elected Senator, on the peace
measures and their great champion Mill
ard Fillmore:
"He denounces the "Peace Measures"
tho Administration, and all connected
with il. We have heard Kim curse the
day that Millard Fillmore was born, de-
claring thai he was disgrace 10 any
country and any nation. Can you st"m-
ach such opposition? Wade will give
the whig party jessie, OF we have m'sta
ken the man. The wbig par,iz'ns and
whig presses begin to feel and realize il
TOO"
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"Hallow CALCULATED an anxious guar
dian to his lovely neice, as he entered
the par.or and saw her on the sofa, in the
arms of swain, who had Just popped the
question, and sealed it with smack
what's the time OF day now!"
81 should think il was about halfpast
twelve" was the cool reply; "you see we
are almost one"
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CLAY AND TIE TRIBUNE.-M shall go
with the Senator from tie South who
goes furthest in making penal ld,Ds, and
imposng the heaviest sanctions for the
recovery of fugitive slaves. and the resto.
ration of them to their owners."-CIay's
Speech.
"IIis (Clay's) principles have lately
been imbned with an instructive asnira.
ton for universal Geedom.-N Y. Trib.
une,
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Notice
BLANKS FOR SALE.

DRINTED on superior paper,
il MORTGAGES, from Swan'simprovsd
form, by the quire or singly. -l'
Also, superior form Of
DEEDS, of Warranty, by the quirs or
singly. e
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, also for sale.
? JUSTICES RECOGNIZANCES, and
Affidavits for capiases. rs,
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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APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR cF
New YORK by and uith the aduice
and consent of the Senate.-Charles
Lockwood, of New York city 10 be He'll
gate pilo'.-Albany Argus.
After that we don't see there should
longer be any inquiry what are the geo.
graphical limits oflh 'iorrid dominions' >
1t is evidently suburb Of New York
Gin. Enc.
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A Juror, who was sitting in a cas-

A Juror, who was Sitting in case
in which widow, who was young
and pretty, claimed damages in the sum
Of $2O, 900 for certain trespasse committed
BY the defendant, gave Q reason for being
in favor Of giving verdict for the full
amount, TO which the other jurors objec-
ted, that in case Of the other jurors agree.
ing with him, he intended 10 court and
murry the widow. AS damages were
only given for half the sum, the juror
said he could not afford 10 make the sacri-
fice.-Picdyane.
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As WE ExpECTED.-The Indiana State
Journal correcls very prevalent error:
A statement is going the rounds Of the
papers to the effect that there are IFS,
9l7 persons over 81 years Of age who
canno, read and write, This is incorrect
and calculated 10 throw much discrcdi'
on Indiana. The number according ,o
Statistical Tables Of the U. S. Marshal is
75,Ol7. ..
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JEREMIAH ISRIGG
& & 9 :

Read on and be convinced still furlhe
of the remarkable virtues of Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Messrs Sanford g. Park, Gents:-As
matter Of justice to you, and for the
benefit Of the public, | would offer the
following statement Of cure effected by
your medicine, known as Wisiar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry. In the spring OF lS47
my wife was severely, attacked with peri
Pneumonia or peurisy, which resulted in
IA deep seated pain n the side, accom-
paniedswilh severe cough; she was
attended by some of the best physicians
in Chicago, bat 10 no purpose. For
weeks she suffered, without relief, coug
hing necessarily night and day. came
to the conclusion that all the remedies
known to The physicians could moi help
her, and was induced 10 try your Wild
Cherry. lprocured one bottle and com.
menced using it according 10 directions; !;
before it was all gone, the cough stopped,
the pain in her side left her, and with the
aid OF another bot,le, che was restored
TO perfect health. In consideration Of
these circumstances, | would recommend
it 10 the public as a valuable medicine.
Yours respectfully.
R.N. GARRATT.
Grand Rapids, Michigan. Oct 8, lS49.
IMPORTANT
To those afflicted with diseases Of the
lungs aud breast.
Will miracles nsver cease? More
evidence of its surprising health-restora-
tive virtues:
Grown Point, Lake CO, la, June Is, lS40.
John d Park. Dear Sir:-As | have a
deep commiseration for the afflicted,
pelmit me TO give you brief history
of my Affections, and the benefits derived
from The use of DR.. Wistal's Balsam OF
Wild Cherry :.
In July, 1874, | was attacked with fever
of a typhoid character, which left me in a
very dehilitated state, when in the folio
wing winter. / was taken with severe
cold which reduced me TO suck an extent
as to give me the appearance OF con-
fmed consumpiive. | labored under
severe cough, expeciora,ed a great deal
and was troubled with cold feet and night
sweats. I also frequently raised blood
from my lungs. confined in this state,
gradually sinking under the disease,
until January, lS47, when ] was again
attacked with fever. My friends despared
of my life, and my physicians thought
could survive but short time. My ex-
,rem,ies, espe ciolly my 3.,et, were Con-
stan,ly cold, and most lost their feeling,
Under the circumstances, ii may truly be
said that was living skeleton. | finally
dete rmined te quit taking medicine pre-.
seribed BY physicians, and try DR.. Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry, and from the
first week that commenced using it,
can date gradual recovery. | con
| tioued its use six months, at the end o
which time was cured, and haveisijpyei
good health ever since, and cheerful.
recommend the Balsam to all those al
fiieted with diseases of the lungs; AM
would say TO those commencing its use
no, to be discouraged 1.-Two or three bo'
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GEN. QuIrMAN's DIsAvowAL-At the
public dinner given 10 Gen. QUITMAN
nj New Orleans, he declared his innoc.
encc Of all participation in the Cuba n
affair, bui admitted that to have led the
opposing forces. and the final success OF
the expedition, would have afforded him
great pleasure.
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HIT HIM Ae ,IN. The Tiffin ADDER
tiser has The following:
BUFF TAYLoR.-We understand iha,
Buff Taylor says he 'owes US licking!
Well, we're not alarmed! If Buffalo
pays Us, il will be the first debt he evel
paid in Ohio.
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MONEY BORROWING We have no
doubt, from The obse rvaiion we have been
able make during the winter, that tho
aggregate of money authorized by the
several legislatures Of the States 10 be
borrowed for the construction Of railroads
and other public improvem en's. will!
reach one hundred millions Of dollars!
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QUEER pprNGs AT THE MINT IN PHIL
ApELpH1A.-Prof. McCulloch, late melter
and refner in the Philadelphia Mint, in
a memorial TO Congress discloses that the
business Of stamping medals for corpora
iions and institutions have been for a
long time carried on in private way,
whilst the country is suffering for the
want OF coin.
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WEIGHT OF GRAIN ESTAR
LIsHED BY LAW IN OHIO.

Wheat, per bushel, ,............".s..60 lbs.
Rye, per bushel,. l,............ ........56 lbs.
Barley, per bushel, el,...'..''......,.,..4S lbs.
Oats, per bushel,. ,..,....~..-.........3 80 lbs.
Corn, per bashel, ...................56 10.
Middiings, per bushel, ..,..'%.45 lbs.
Timothy, per bushel ...~e 46 lbs.
4 N.att-4 SEEDS. sas XII IL -
Clover seed, per bushel, ,....c.....60 lbs.
Flax seed, per bushel,. ...."......56 lhs.
OTHER ARTICLES--CU CUSTOMARY
+ WEIGHT.
Peas, per bushel,..,...,.....s,.'.,,'.',56i ibs.
Beans, small white, per bushel,'-'60 lbs.
lsagces large, per bushel, ,..........'.50 lbs.
I Potatoes, per bushel, .N,.. .......'50 lbs.
Dried Peaches, per bushel, ',.....33 lbs.
Apples, per bushel, .,....-.25 lbs.
Bran, per bushel, ........"...''..s'lO his
Shorts, pc, bushel, .,s.,..' .','....lS lbs,
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Memoir of VIM. Delany Patton,

II ATE High Sheriff Of Monroe county.
Ia Captain Of nameless Illinois Corps.
Sergeant-at. Arms in expectancy Of the Ohio
Legislature, &C., &c. To be had at all the
stores. Just published at Columbus non
Kalida, Jan. 20, 1854, 5i3
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OFFICE OF THR CLERK OF THE CouRT ofl
COMMON PLEAS,
Kalida, March "a, 1861.
NOTICE is hereby given that the ac.
lN counts Of the Administrators of the
following estates have been filed in the Office
Of the Clerk OF the Court Of Common PleaA,
within and for the county Of Putnam, Ohio.
for final settlement: s,r
C. H. Rice, Administrator Of Reuben
Conner, deceased. Sa.
Theodore Wrocklege, Administrator Of
Mary f. Wrocklage, deceased.
J, Y. Sackeu, Administrator Of Henry
Ridenour, deceased. ~
]. Y. Sackett. Administrator Of James
Latty. deceased.
George Skinner, Administrator Of George
Conner, deceased. ,aLs a.
Jabez S. Spencer, Administrator OF Obed
Martyr, deceased. el 5
ROBERT W. THRIFT,
52l Clerk C. c. P.
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GOVERNOR SBANNon.-The Wheeling
Argus, Of March 18th, states that Cover
nor Shannon has returned from Calfor--
uis.
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DIED.,

In Jackson Township. Putnam county Ohio.
on the 'lth ul,., ADELINE, wife of Simeon
Gary, aged about 20 years and four months.
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A LIST OF LETTERS remaining iu the
n Post Office a. Kalida, Ohio, April /.
1857.
Adams James M Holden PB ,,f
Anderson 2 Montoth Robert
Body Peter Nicholas James
Buckmaster Joshua Pierce James
Buckmaster John Schneider John
Dangler Henry Tucker Mrs Mary
Dangler John Vausickle Thomas
0idine Zephaniah Wood Samuel
Fergeson Mrs Lason Wichterman Joseph
Gander Marian Wichterman Henry
Gordon Miss LasonM Wildermuth Eli
Hammond Miss Mar Winans II A
garet Webb A
GEORGE SKINNER, P. II.
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Arrivals and Departures of the Ma ils.

GlLBOA.
The Western mail arrives on Friday ofeach week
at III o'clock, A. NJ. and departs at II O'Clock,
NJ, The Eastern mail arrives on Saturday. at !
O'Clock, A. NJ. and departs Mt 1t o'clock, NJ.
DR.. MOE, P, M
OTTAWA.
North mail arrives every Friday at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
and departs same day at l04 o'clock. AN
Southern mail arrives every Friday, at O'Clock, P
:. and departs same day at 81 O'Clock, r.M.
Western mail arrives every Friday at 10 o'clock, A,
NJ, and departs same day al 10t O'Clock. AN.
Eastern mail arrives every Saturday at2 o'clock, !.
NJ and departs same day at 24 o'clock.
MP CLARKE, P. n.
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e. Sheffield.l wv. shemeid
SHEFFIELD e. SHEFFIELD.

.Attorneys at Lato, and Solicitors IN Chancery
Il. NAPoLEoN, HENRY COUNTY, OHIO.
Will attend promptly to all business apper-
tainiing to their profession, which may bs
entrusted to their care.
June S, 1850. 48C
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STATE OF VERMONT. I The Hon Pro
District of New Haven, IS bate Court for
the District OF New Haven,
To all persons interested in the estate Of
PATRICK KINDS,
late of Bristol, deceased, intestate.
GREETING
w 1lEREAS, the Administrator of the
w Estate Of the said deceased, at pro
bate Court held at Bristol ia said District,
on the Sth day of May, 1851. presented 10
said Court his petition in writing, setting
forth that the debts and charges against said
estate amount to the sum of S7S5,6l and
that the personal estate as appraised by the
committee was only Si46 81, all of which
has been by said Court assigned to the wid-
ow leaving the sum of S7S5 GA to be rails
ed on the real estate, and hath shown TO The
said Court the situation OF the real estate,
whereof the said deceased died seized, and
prays the said Court 10 license him to sell
so much of the real estate of he said de-
ceased, as will be necessary to pay the sum
OF S'S5 Gil aforesaid, with accruing interest,
aud all legal cost and charges Of sale -
Therefore. it is ordered that all persons in
teres'ed be notified 10 appear at session Of
SAID Probate Court 10 be held at the Office
of the Judge of said Court in Bristol afore>
said ON the first Monday OF June, 1851, at
10 o'clock AM, that they may give bonds
for the payment of the debts and charges OF
Administration, or show cause why license
should should not be granted as Aforesaid
For which purpose it is farther ordered that
a copy Of the record Of this order be pub
lished three weeks excessively in the Mid
dlebury Register, newspaper printed al
Middlebury in this State, all which publica.
tions shall be previous TO the said tine ap.
pointed tor said hearing
HARVEY MUNsILL, Judge.
A true copy of record.
S;3w II. MUNsILL, Judge.
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MOTORPhTHY:
The System Of Curing Disease By .Siatumi-
ndtinq FHaii.in1 Motion.

The System Of Curing Disease By .Siatumi.
mating Vhati-ing Motion.
This new method Of treating Proapsus Uieri,
in which no supporters, pessares or any Of the
usua Treatment Of the day is employed has been
now in use sufficient tire to remove all doubt as
TO its pracicabiiliy. In
HALSTED'S MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
where the discovery was made, every variety of
disease incident TO women is treated " itl an I'm.
VARYING certainty oil success, heretofore unknown
Many cases oi Pr0lapsus Uteri are here cured ~
n few DAYS and the most diiiicutina few weeks
To produce this almost instantaneous relief the
patient is subject TO no pain or inconvenience.
Foi the removal of other uterine weaknesses
this system is equally efficient. Several hundreds
have a''cad, been cured Of these diseases by this
Motoipahc treatment, though the discovery is Of
recent origin. 20 confident are we oftr aiins every
case successfully, that willing TO enter into
special agreement, with those who after an ex-
animation are taken into the Institution to board
lodge, ami nurse ;.'em and give them our profess
s'onai services Tree OF charge, if the difficulty j.
not mountaineering to agreement. Many Of the
most inyelerate and extraordinary cases Of from
one to hlleen years standing, some accompanied
with extreme urinary difficulties, and many with
that inability to stand upon the feet, or he raised
flon "A horizontal position, which is peculiar to
these diseases; have been brought here on beds a
distance OF from twenty TO several hundred miles
attended by their physicians or friends: and these
suffering and helpless women have in every in
stance been raised from their beds, and after a
short Treatment, been enabled TO walk from one 10
six miles daily aud take much other exercise.
Ladies' wishing 10 communicate h these former na
tens can recevrleir address by wiring H. llasirds
Medical Institute, Mmotpalhic aud Water Cure Esiab.
lshmeni, Rochester, ~ Y hose also desiring inform.
alton concerning lhis new method Of rfaiing disease
the institution eau obtain ii by writing 10 the ad.
dress posi- paid
N. b. Several physicians are holding forth the idea
that they understand my system OF practice by pur
chasing the knowedg 'by aiming II from patients
&c. be Is known, tlat Unr, either male fcmalr
has cveTobtained the knowledge from me In any way ;
could they short of becoming students In the insttu
ion, under my prTsonal instrurtinn, where thorough
knowledge nf Physiology Therapeutics the Wa
ter aud MotOTpahy can be obtained IN theory prar.
lice, During the winter months courses Of Medical
Lectures and DcmonstTative Anatomy eau be attended
by those admitted as students into the Institution A 3m
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FROM KENTUCKY.
INFL MMrORl RHEUMATISM CURED.
RARnsrnN h n Inl, In lSIn

Messrs. SANDs-Gehtemen: 1t is my duty
10 communicate facts in relation 10 the beneficial
effects of your Sarsaphrllla. My wiic was attic
ted with inflammation and soreness Of the stoln-
acl Of the worst character her mbs aud cies-
were much swollen; she had constant headache
and last spring was attacked severely with in
hdmmatory rheumatism. The best medical aid
we could obtain afforded ouly momeniary relief;
and while in this situation, she heard of the many
remarkable cures effected 10y The use of Sands
Sarsaparilla, and commenced its use, which pro-
duced instant relief, aud less than six bottles en-.
trely removed all the dropsical swelling and ey-
cry ether infanmatory symptom, restoring her to
perfect health. send this statement as an act o
justice, believing it to be my duty to encourage the
suffering portion of the human iamil, to use Sands
Sarsaparilla, which believe has no parallel in
the catalogue of medicine. With feelings Of las
tins gratitude, remain your friend.
SAMUEL L. HARFER.
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Read the following lTOm
New Orleans, Nov ~, 1919.
Messrs. Sands -Geniemen, II take the lib
eriy of sending you letter which may be Of use
to those who suffering have done. re-
ceyed great benefit from your Sarsaparia, hav.
ing been cured of a malady after suffering six
years. hereby cheeriully certify to the good ef-
feet ofyour medicine, and hope God will reward
you for all the good you have done. A chronic
congh had lormented me day and night, and re-
peaied attacks of fever induced me TO believe that
should die of consumption. One day, while
suffering violent attack of burning fever,
friend persuaded me to uy your Incompatible
in It, finally purchased bottle, aud by its use
and by the help of God, W restored tobetter
health than had enjoyed for six years. cam
but blers the author Of this admirable medicine
With great respect, | am, gentlemen,
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Bounty Land for Soldiers.

0F the War ofisl2-of the Florida and o,h,, India,
wars since l790-and for the COMM stoned oirers
OF ,he War with Mexico, who served for one month
Guy anu have reeeived no land (aud IL dead
new Ia" by iioR Alto WOODMAN, 26 Railroad Ex.
enaase iinston, who has agency At Washington.
u No charges unle.s successful lie has AGENCIES
In the Western States for the selection ofaud. md 10
son OF variants, by personal Inspection and pays the
Oct. II, 1850. o,tv
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Cedar Land for Sale.

Notice is hereby given TO all whom it may
concern, that III acres in whole. or in small
parcels, will lie sold to persons wishing to buy;
it being IN Salisbury, situated about i.2 miles
from Ouer Creek, eastery, and about LA
mile from Leicester River norlhwardly, (sa
River emptying into Ouer CIeek) ANY per
son wishing TO purchase in Vergennes Panion,
Addison, New Haven, Mddebury and Wey-
bridge, and indeed all for whom the distance is
not TOO great to Olter Creek, can have the ad-
vantage Of said Creek, TO float their logs down
TO the place of destination; as has been prac-
ticed with success by Samuel Barker, the Lum.
herman Al Vergennes and the subscriber him
self The subscriber havingmade personal in.
spection of said Creek and its banks, well know
ing its facilities for taking them out anywhere
along, to accommodate the above named pa.
ceS, by throwing a temporary Boom accToss
said Creek, and floating them when the waia
is al its full Banks. AlteTtne Cedar is taken
of, part OF the land has a heavy growth OF
ramerack, Oak and Elm on it. For further
particulars enquire of
MARSHAL. S. DOTY
N. B.-ThoSe who wish to look at the above
and, will do well TO call before snow comes.
Salisbury Nov. II 1850. 29:ly
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ID ICH BLACK GRO DE RHINE SILKS,
IL Plain and Figured Bareges, 3arege De
LANES, Jaconet and Dotted Muslns, Lawns,
Ginghams, Prints, and other DRESS GOODS,
also large lot Of PARASOLS, cheaper than
ever, nj the Masonic Hall Store, by
May 5. Il. BECKWIrH & co.