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of,he county, the, Digestive matter Of
the Pepsin is put up in ibe form Of Pow
ders, with directions to be dissolved in
diluted alcohol. water. OF syrup, by the
patient. These Powders contain just
lie same matiev as the bottles, but twice
the quantity for the same price, and will
be sen, by mail, free of Postage, for One
Dollar sent (posiage paid) TO DR. J,S
Houghion, No. II North Eighth street
Philadelphia, Pa. slh 1s&isW
Six packages for FIVE dollars. Every
package and bottle bears the written sig
nature eff. s. Hough,or, M. D., Sole
Proprietor.
*x*Agents wanted in every town II
the United States. Very liberal dircoun''
given 10 the trade. Druggists, Pos,mas
iers, and Booksellers are desired TO &C
as agents.
MOSES LEE, Agent, Kalida, o.
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February IA, 1851.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M. Thompson. Dcmit
/ Nackerill and Eleanor Mackeri. Moses Lee, as
sicnee Of Penrson b. Holden and Priscilla Hoden
Hugh Scott and Mary Scott George skinner, guar.
dian OF Dible Ridenour, Hewston Ridenour, Nancy
Ridenour. Isaac Ridenour and Martha Rilenour. and
J.cob RiLenour, administrator Of John Ridenour,
deceased, and Michael Riienonr. are hereby Notified,
that on the 18th day Of Fehuary 1851. Daniel Ride.
nour Of tile county of Paulding, Ohio filed In the
court of Common Pleas Of Putnam county, State Of
Ohio, a hill in chancery against the above named
parties setting forth among other things that GER.
tnin judgment ohtaned against complainant IN said
count in the year 1898, for the of S9is s5. was
fully paid and sa,isfed by one John Ridenour, de.
ceased, with tile means Of complainant. and praying
TINT the collection Of snid Judgment against said Pc
titoner may be enj6ined, and that the same may he
decreed cancelled and satisfied, and that all further
proceedings thereon against said complainant may be
stayed and restrained and be discharged of all further
duty, obligation or liability in relation to the same.
Said respondents are further notified, Ihat unless
they appear, and plead, answer or demur, within %
days after the next Of said court the snd Dan
lei RidenouY at the next term after the expiration of
said sixty days. will apply said court, to take the
matters or the said bill as confessed. and decree
thereon accordingly.
MACKENZIE 4 MsToALy, Solicitors.
February IA, 1851. 5ls
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PARTITIoN.-Hen Montooth, Joanna Mon
J. tooth, Mary Abigail Sisler. Hannah Siger, Tho
mas sglir and Joel Sgler, OF Putnam. county ono
md Sarah Irwin, Of Mfiin county, Pennsylva iin.
will take notice tnut David Siger, one Of the heirs OF
Jacob sigler, deceased. has this day filed In the
Clerks office Of the court Of common pleas, OF SAID
Putnam county his petilion demanding partition OF
the following lands and also that the estate OF dover
ofthe said Mary Abigail Sigerwidow ofthe deceased,
IN said lands may be set off 10 her, Said lands are
situate In Putnam county. Ohio and described as fol-
lows; The enst half Of the south enst quarter, OF
section fifteen and the north east quarter OF the
norlh eut quarter, of section Humber TWENTY-FIVE. Of
tanning i2O acres Also the north east quarter OF
sect. on twenty, township number two north, range
number seven enst, containing $50 acres.
And that at the next Term OF SAID court. applica'
ton will he made by the suid David Siger that par
ttion may be made Of said premises, nnd the dover
- "o JAMES MACKENZIE,
Atty. for demandant.
Febr,iarv a. 1851. f-' Slo
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shcriif's sale.

Isaac L. ST. John, rt ~ p
VS.. \ rtERI rAcfAs.
H. Hanson and E !. r. Davis.
DY virtue Of writ Of Fl. fa, 10 me direct
I'D ed from the court Of common p!eas OF
Huncock county. Ohio, Twill offer for sale al
the door Of the court house, in Kalida,
On Monday, the 10Th day Of March.
1851,
between the hours prescribed by law, the
following described real estate. to wit:
ln-lot number seventy-two in the village
oI Columbus Grove, in Putnam courty, Ohio.
Taken in execution as the property OF H
''anson and E. R. Davis, to satisfy judg-
ment obtained in Hancock common pleas, in
favor OF Isaac L st. John.
ROBERT DOUGLASS, Sheriff.
SHER FF's OFFICE,
Kalida, Putnam Co., O., Feb. ], 1851
5l4dw
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Sheriff Is Sale.

Sheriff % Sale.
Lyman Ramona
VS.. In PARTITION.
Thadcus Ramona, ct a..
DY virtue of an order OF the court Of Common
ID Pieas, of Putnam county, Ohio, TO me directed,
shall offer for sale at the doer OF the court house In
Kalida,
On The frs, day Of April, 1851,
between the hours prescribed by law, the following
real estate subject to the dover Of Abigail Gardner,
in said estate, to wit: ha sB
Lot number !, in section seven, town cne NORTH OF
range seven east containing forty six ncres 80
lat number one, In section eighteen. in town one
north Of range seven east, containing seven acres
Also, LOT number nine, In section seventeen, town
one north. of range seven east, containing eight
acres of land. more or les. all In Putham county,
Chic to he sold on the following conditions. 10 wit:
One third ofthe purchase money TO he paid In hand,
one third In yenr. and the residue In TWO years.
tile deferred payments to be secured by mortgage on
tho premises sold. -
ROBERT DOUGLASS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Kalida,
Putnam County, o, Feb. "a, 1851. 6
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FOR SALE BY
Administration Notice.

MTOfrCE 10 hereby given, that the under.
In signed was duly appoiuted and quali-
isd al the October term Of the court OF com.
mon pseas. Of Putnam cuunty, Ohio. admin
is,ratof Of the estate of John Henry Miller,
late Of ssid county. deceased.
,.s JACOB JOAK. 4
Z Esventsf r., 1850. SoSdW
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sherif,s Sale.


Elijah Ferguson,)
vs. VkNpi ExPoNAes
Henry Shank.
DY virtue of writ OF vtndi exponas, to me d..
ID rected from the court Of Common Pleas. OF Put.
nam county, Ohio will offer for sale.at the door OF
the court house, in said county,
On tho fist day Of April, 1851,
between the hours prescribed by law. the following
described real estate, TO wit:
The west half OF the north west quarter OF section
twenty. eight, except three acres sold 70 george
Gohe and the east half Of the north east quarter o
section twenty nine, except two acres sold 10 John
shiherIy; all in town two south, OF range eight ens.
containing one hundred and ffty-ive acres, more
or less. t. - =.
Judgment In favor Of Elijah Ferguson. -.
/ ROBERT DOUGLASS, Sheriff.
Sherif''s Office, Kalida,
Putnam County. O., Feb. "a, 1851. Z
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Bounty Land Warrants.

Bounty Land Warrants
HAYiNG made the necessary ar
AArangements Il 10 facilitate theprocurins
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,) l shal be able TO attend
10 any business Of lhe kind which
may be favored with.
JAMES MACKENZIE.
October24, 1850.
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DYING WOMAN SAVED.

We publish this euro Of Consumption, Il being ono
sui Of The many whlcn can be adduced TO prove the
sarcsi power 70 save life which this Bslsam possesss
eyen ser the person s considered BY physicians and
iends 10 be In the very last sfages of the disease
AcruAiLr pYIHs-and In this case. 80 far goSe that
her friends had bsush tie cloth for her shSoad and olAsf
SvrislI ciofhss This cure was effected on Mrs. Ziba
DvEsmsn the wifo Of respectable man residing At
BsLsfss Spa, Saratoga county, NJ "
NJ Dytemsn swore to tho facts before 1Aos.
Ysvsr ia Justice Of the peace and editor Of paper
Il Bsston who cerhes TO the good character Of Mr..
Dykcmsn, for veracity and respectable standing Mr.
Lhs Wsif, merchant at the same place also ccrtines
that he inoss a hs ses a. stated and that Mr.
mans character good For the fuii parucuiars oi tns
ann pa Nh =
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Auditors sale of Section Sixteen
blanchard Township.

IN pursuance Of law, William M. Bell,
4 Auditor in and for Putnam county, and
State Of Ohio, will offer tor sale on Friday,
the twenty-first day Of March, 1851, at IL
O'Clock at noon, Of the door Of the court
house in said county Of Putnam, the follow
described lands, being section sixteen, in
Blanchard township, in said county, set apart
for schools therein, to wilt:
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KalidA, October 2, 1850.
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PAINFUL NEws.-Wm. S. Southmayd, who
left Keeseville on the / 9th March for Cafor-
MIA, was drowned on the 18th of April, while
on his way thither. The Bark Santee, in
which he sailed, was struck by tornado, and
capsized and he with one other passengers was
lost. Mr.. Southmayd was formerly Editor of
the Whitehall Democrat, and was much es-
teemed BY those who knew him-Ciinton
County Wing.
Mr. SoUTHMAYp was Nephew of J. j..
STARR Esq, of Burlington. He was formerly
connected with paper at KeesevIle IN. W
we believe, and was every way very estimable
man.
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(For the Free Press.)
To an Absent Wife.

We are parted-sad and slowly
Wing the weary hours along,
Unenlivened by sweet converse,
Or the gush of household song!
Evening casts her mant'llng shadows
Over dell, and rock and tree
SO upon my heart a shadow
ReStS-tor thou art not with me
This dread silence gathering round me
Echoes not thy treasured tone
Cleans not, through the shrouding darkness
Flashes of that eye which shone
With Loves own unequalled splendor
BY our humble hearth at eve,
Ere our lives had known sorrow,
Or our hearts had learned to grieve.
Still, though separated, ever
Wing my fondest thoughts TO thee;
And my spirit is communng
With thy spirit, fancy free =
And | KNOW the love which won me
In my boyhood's happier day,
Sheds, as purely now as ever,
Over me its holy ray.
OF this knowledge cometh patience,
With HercuIean strength, to still
The wild yeanng OF my BOSOM,
Its lone aching void to fill.
May the charm be strong, till other,
Brighter, happier days shali come,
When thy smile again shall brighten
My sad heart, and lonely home. c.
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Asthma or Phthisic cured by using the
Oxygcnated Bitters.

CORNISH, n II. August 70, 1871.
hereby certify, that my daughter Ruth Was 50
much afflicted with Asthma or Phthisc from lnfan-
cy to debar her the privilege OF regular attendance
at school and also the pleasure OF joining in the sports
of children When she Was eight years old was
advised try the effect OF the "Oxygenated Bters,"
prepared by DR., Green ct Windsor, w., which add
vice | followed. She used about half a pint of the
Bitters which restored her to perfect health and she
has remained so tie the present time. Ii is about
two years since my daughter used the above medi-
cine. ANDREW FITCH
Hon. Myron Lawrence of BeIchertown' Mass,
was cured after being troubled with severe Asthma
for more than twenty years see his certificate in the
pamphlets, which snay be had OF the Agents gratis.
REED BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale Drug
gists No. 20 Merchants Row, Boston, General
Agents
Price S per bottle six bottles for IS
Fer sale in Burlington by THEO. A PECK :;
WARD & MOVES, and A. c. SPEAR.
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,JCyJ'HON CiU'TJ z NJkDEE1r VI

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-May Is.
At market 900 Beef Cattle. Il pairs Working
Oxen, IS Cows and Calves, 800 Sheep & Lambs,
and 1900 Swine.
Prces-Beef Cate-Extra s. ,25; LIST quality s. 90;
Cd do S. IS; Sd do 81 75a,5 90.
Working Oxen-S19 80 100.
Cows and Caves-Sl9, % PC 90 30.
Sheep and Lambs-S2, 2 IS a 3. One lot of %
cold at 80 each
owine-5l -4a6 -4c ; retail 6a1c
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We invite the attention Of purchasers of Clothing
to the advertisement of Messrs. Whiting, kehoe Il
Galloupe, who possess advantages for the manutac-
ture and sale OF Reapy Made Clothing not surpassed
in the business united with the best facilities aud the
untirng energy, have placed this firm in po-
son to compete with the whole world and the re st
OF mankind" w41wl
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GEORGE SLATER.
ROSCO ILLINOIS. LAND AGENT FOR

T OIN'
ILLINOIS. WISCONSIN ~ IOWA.
MIR, SLATER, is a resident of Illinois,
Va being here now on n visit, aud will remain
here until the lst Of June when he will return to
Illinois. He takes this method to inform those en-
titled to Bounty Land he will make tour through
the above States, during the coming season for the
purpose OF locating III the most preferable section
land to which he is entitled by the Act, an will, for
small compensation, attend to all business OF
like manner as for himself. lie will follow, as far
possible, the directions OF those who employ nun IN
regard to the geological nature of the land selected,
and in what State perfered. For particulars apply
at this office or address the publisher OF this paper by
letter, ostpaid
Address GEO. SLATER. postpaid, Painsville VT,
until the lst Of June, and then Rosco Illinois.
Painsville VT, Nav 8 ST. w6mos.
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NO. A..

To TRAVELLERS SouruwARD.-Those who intend
10 proceed souh--especially Ladies-shouId provide
themselves with supplies OF Boge's toilet article His
Hebeaiona is the best preventive against reckles and
TAM by enabling the skin to resist the action OF the
sun on the complexion and his Hyperion Fluid is
unsurpassed for its beautltyng properties, when ap-
piled to the hair. Sold by the inventor, VIM Boyle,
at III, Washington Street, Boston. w41wl
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Saratoga g. Washington, Rensselaer,
g. Saratoga and Saratoga g. SCHENECTADY,
Rail Road Line,
From Caseton & Whitehall to Saratoga Springs,
Troy, Schenectady & Albany.
TRAINS RUN AS FoLLows:
Leave lst Mail. I'd Freight, 81 Express
Casetcn at ) co m. $50 p. nj.
w Hall G. 90 10 30 M 40 "
Arrive Sar.Sps. 500 " 100 $50
Troy 94j 400 7.i5
Schenectady 933 " 700 {"
On Sundays leave Whitehall at o'clock a. m.
arrive at Saratoga Springs at am leave at ,: pm.
arrive in Troy at 400 pm. leave Troy at 8 ain.
arrive at Saratoga Springs at 9i5 leave at 3
pm. arrive at Whitehall! at , pm.
through fare from Burlington to New York 81 90
Tickets to be had on board of Lake Champaign
Steam Boats Steam Boats leave Troy on arrival
OF evening Train.
J. VAN RENSSELAER,.
SHpt. Sar. y WASH L. Il.
l.. r. SARGANT,
SUpt. RcHS. * Sar. i Nch. K. Il.
Saratoga Springs, May II, 1851. d&wti
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y ir1.

At Gainesville, Ala, on the 18th Of March last of
pneumonia, Mr.. CHARLES Rx, aged 40 years He
was native OF Royaton in this State, but had re-
sided for several years at the South.
In Huntington on the 18th inst, of Lumbar Alb
of II months standing JOEL S. JOINS, aged "a
years, eldes son of Silas Johns He has lett wife
and one child, to mourn their loss
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In WiIlisron, the llth inst, by Fl. D. Smith
Esq. John D. lsHAM, to Miss LEMIRA J. DowNER,
both Of Willison.
In the Methodist Episcopal Church, in this Village
18th inst, THOMAS JEFFERSON KETcuAM, Sudbury VT,
TO Miss JANE G, daughter of Dr. CuAs. w. Horror
OF the same place,
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ap Onr renders especially requested to no.
tce the new cut OF Mr.. GEO. W. PETTEs' Store, in
Boston, at the corner Of Washington and Summer
streets.
The establishment is of the very largest in the
New England States, and it is said by all who visit
it, to turn ont the very handsomes goods at the very
lowest prices w4jw6
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To Western Travellers.

TO Western Travellers.
TO n esAssy s.r5..-;!-t ].
49,.
The Cheapest and most Direct Route TO Buffalo.
By Railroad to Schenectady, by Erie Canal to
Buffalo from thence by Steamer or Michigan Cen
trail Railroad to Michigan, Illinois, Indiana or any
of the Western or South Western States.
This Company have from TO 10 Boats leave
Schenectady, Daily Sundays exceped) for Utica
Syracuse, Rochester and Buffalo.
Families EmIgratng West will find il TO their
advantage and convenience 10 take this Route. as
they will be enabled to accompany their goods all
the way to their places OF destination, and no charge
for transhipment AT Buffalo. Parties OF IS or 20 will
be accommodated with Boat exclusively, 10 them
selves.
For Passage or Freight apply to
JOHN PORTER Burlington;
s. HOLT East Rutland;
c. RICHARDS, Casteton;
GEORGE PARDO, Steamer Saltus;
w. f. GANDAL, Steamer Burlington
w. II STEVENS Steamer Whitehall;
w. H. BEAL, Schenectady.
May 1851. w6mos