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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-02
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Ssptember 25. nq5m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-02
WSnnnsptriUntit nun ri6tCt Cure
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-02
Set SScaaOOrf StObr.
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pbia uuO 9tllpcrt nit ciucm pahrrn Ser9 prn Guttr
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fno tbtrEu9t roG Sbr bci @ub fltt rsntn tpuott
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ais bics Ter Fall ipar. NlIc Sitter bier Onmfbru
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-02
Wuslins ! Nms(ins !!

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-02
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miro biermit scgeben, ooB rIs untcrScitnetc
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-02
9(Gcm6lD GanOiOat.

Mn Sic nuabbdu0i9cn 9SGblcr pOn SeebH
un0 @GrbUn GdHuticS.
Mttbur9rr:-2tuf9efOrb BON rieIcn
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Sin 9tcprcIcmtnnt
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mir eincn qetreuen 9Bi6ter Der SntereiIen
peS Siirifts, in ieoer 9iniidt fInosn-unc
ith werce Die Wfihten uberbaupt ouf cine
setreue uno unpartciifte Mciie ouSuben.
Charles Gnpbsr.
Waud Gbunf, Scpt. %. nqbQB
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-02
S6oml6! S6amlS!

Stun fcmmt ottr uno i'bh nur etnula unftrtr htrr:
ttht 8op;State StholUlS, YcrtrGfb ilre Ne uno Ebr
GIj9 rGtti; oI!t ancTe Irhn crn Stbops ols rtran3
prr6sn tGuuru-lno fury ale Sitter rit biz DAMN
fir QnSuaG nGthi9 ba6Su.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-02
Iermcr Dabem Iie auf 9anb,

Cine tbr ItSnt uno quite IuStpobl @3rptts3tttd pcn
alien 5arbtu-aut, Gjmtr, &Grtr. 't.
SpiCQGl ron allen GrS3tu. GSrplt$. cine gang ptr.
trefhG 2ut,roht mo lc fb8n uno tiUj1 as ls an II:
ocno ctntm ouoGrn Srt in lutntaun ar9ctrcfIn miro
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austauitb fir QTaartn cccr Ro0r1do.
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unp ucrotn curh quite SGoartn. ttui9s Vrcifi uno
puute 1tpartunQ tbrcr Gitbiftt Die ttsbtrtsc 0uuo=
fhaft w crbaIttu uno aucb gu trrpHtcrn u;ht wIItbs
gfbebtu nm6 mtun ros YutIltum itntn cj9insn 5Utt:
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Stpttmter Is, 1851. nQ3m
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-03
GRAHAM lNa185I.s 4,

WIN oir Editorial Friends ebiige Gs Jy
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Or the country, tie Digestive matter of
the Pepsiris ,at up'inl The lotmrsf PoNt
ders, wiihtdirec,ions 10 bo dissolved in
diluted ALCOHOL. wafer. on syruIn.by the
paiients,aiThese Powders coniain just
iLe same ma,ierasatbes bottles, but twice
The quantity for the same price, and will
be sent by mail, free Of Postage, for One
Dollar sent (postage paid) 10 Dr., J,,S.
Houghiop, No, II North, Eighth street,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. s',,,
4 Six packages for FIVE dollars, Every
package and bottle bears the written sig,
nature i efy.s $. H0ugh'O1, u N. r.D.,. D., Sole gle
Proprietor. .g,a, ...y .sTyt..s
*.#Agenis wanted in every town in
the United States. Very liberal dircoun,s
given 10 the trade. Druggists, Postmas
tiers, and Booksellers are desired to act
as agents. ..l..,, g,g5 VI h..
MOSES LEE, Agent, Kalida, O. I
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Ioffer the foregoing lands for. .silc in
small or large tracts, at prices below
that Of any lands of as coed quality now
offered for sale in their vicinity. aq 'ae
Purchasers arc required 10 pay one
courlh Of the purchase money in hand, &
the balance at any time within FIVE year,
win annual interest on the deferred pay,
mcnts. t'9
1t should be borne in mind by those
wishing TO purchase real estate, that al
The above described lands, lie in the
Wabash, Erie and Mimi Canals, Of
which Canals more business is now be-
ing done than on all the other Canals
in Ohio. On the southern terminus Of
the latter, stands the Queen City,
(CincinnalD with near 100000 inhabi-
iants; and on the Maumee Bay, its north
ern limit, are springng up large and zap
id!y growing commercial cities; while at
the same lime, towns and villages nre
rapidly filling up along the course Of
these Canals through Ohio and Indiana.
Gg And when it is also taken into view
the immense water power, scattered ev-
cry few miles apar, from one end Of these
Canals to the other, il is easily seen that
the day is not far distant when lands in
this section Of Ohio will be worth from
$40 10 $40 per acre, whereas the very
best of lands there at the present tiGs
can be bought at from three 10 four dc.
lars per acre, and on credit (by paying n
small amount in hand, } Of from five 10
zen years. -
Gen. r. II. Gibson, of Bryan, Will.
Jams CO. is my agent TO sell my lands ly'
ing in Defiance, Williams, and Henry
counties.
q S. B, Darby, Esq, of Almira, Lucas
co. is my agent 10 sell my lands lying il
Lucas CO.
G. W. Cowan, Esq, Of 81. Marys
Auglaze CO. is my agent 10 sell IN.
lands lying in Mercer and Auglalz'
'fcounties. -,
j Jamcs Mackenzie, Of Kalida, Putnam
l county, is my agent TO sell my lands ly
Eing'ih rPaulding, Allen, Van Vert ant
Putnam counties.
JOHN McELVAIN.
November l3, lS49. 5Odv
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Bounty Land Warrants.

HAVlNG made the necessary ar
Arrangements IL to 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,) shall be able 10 attend
10 any business of the kind which
may be favored with.
ass' fA 3 JAMES MACKENZIE.
Octobet24, 1850. .7
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Administration Notice.

go Administration Notice.
NOTlCE is hereby given, that the under.
In signed was duly appointed and quail.
fled at the October term of the court of COM
mop pleas. OF Putnam cuunty, Ohio. admins
istrator Of the estoie Of John Henry Miller,
late OF said county, deceased. .,sssfs4
KsvsSaRe IA, 1880. so$aw
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WESTERN HOTEL. !.
BY VIM. MCCLURE

., BY VIM. MCCLURE
wv MCCLURE hos pHchscda and
w 'litted up the stand formerly sccu-
pied by w. L. Hipkins, in
Gilboa, Putnam County,
Where he will be ready to entertain
the travelling community, and all who
call upon him, in as good style as can be
done IN this section Of country. His te-
BILE will be supplied with the best that
the country affords and be will do all in
bis power to make his houso pleas
ant and agreeable resort to tho srav-
eling community.
His Stabling aud other Accommodations
are ample and will give satisfaction.
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JAMES MACKENZIE

Attorney and counsellor nc Law
Will attend to the usual business Of his pro-
fession, the collection Of clsims, &c.
Ealita, o., July, l846.
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There Il hot ono Of all tho various remedies purport
ng 10 be Purifiers OF the blood begins 10 pesssss
a. much Purifying sad Healing Pirissas = 10 5frl
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! Eq BLANKS FOR SALE.
DRINrED on superior paper. J -
MORTGAGES. from Swan's improved
form, by the quiro or sngly. : D q
q Also, o superior form OF g
DEEDS, Of Warranty, BY the aslrs "
sngly.
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, also for sale.
. JUSTICES 8 RECOGNIzANCEs, and
Affidavits for capiasos. "a lss
ALSO Justices Executions, vend's. &s.,
&c, on tho very best psper. 70, sale ahstP.
Z p5aEba g.Eo' JAMks MACAAMfE
Kalida, October Z, 1880.
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DIR E-CT-O r s..
rlHos, snApoRy FoRD, HARVEY Weop
WORM, HON. URI. -SEELEy, JOHN MUIR
Rkxc cHoMswM. W. BnANcH, GRASDisos
NEWELL rsss1 wai ,.gyagl
w1x p, P, SANFORD, President,
VIM. L. PEnKiNs, Secretary. Az
Ays,C.Ss FRrFcH, General Agents.
49, r. E. JonSsoN, ~
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-03
NTercurial Diseases,
R,rnn Gfnesff [0. IN. ". Oc[0ber Iy, IB41.

There is another class Of diseases which BRANTb
PURIFYING EXTRACT perfectly purgss and eradieate'
from the system, WITHOUT ANY FAILURE.
hs class 0 diseases when they become eoastifHticna
are usually called Meremial. because some physicians
believe such cannot be cured, without the use Of nieI
eury We will not name the disease because from thia
Inscription Il will bo understood
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Most HOrrid ScrOfulas

that ever has been cured since the world created
and this was cured by TEN TINES LESS of Riants
Purifier and at LESS CosT, than ever case haJ %
revolfine and hopeless was cured by TEN TINES Az
nuou Sarsaparllla. Rot full particulars Zee Pdphle
Mr. Haskin states that he had been con fined TO his
bed one Year and was not expected to live tgeniy four
iours longer when he commenced using the Purifier.
his neck was eaten nearly off from TO cara hole
was eaten through the Windpipehis ear nearly eaten
out-the use Of destroyed-an Ulcer as large a.
mans hand, had nearly eaten through his side- and
1nere were on him In all, ft Str Ng 4.
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raRyER-soRE CURED.

TAs Rsv. Richard Drnning. Pastor OF the Presoyte'
fian church, Adams Basin Monroe Co, N. y, wrote
Us az follows have Just received Letter from Mr.
Cbenpey Dunnng relative to the of his Feversore
You may depend on what 1t states, for he is Chrisan
man and an elder In the church Some years since 20
had to have one Of his legs cut Of to save his lie In
Affected, and about to be amputated recommended
Branfs Hedicine-RKAp THE RESULT. lie says y
Nave used only THREE BorTLEs of BRANI'S MEDi'
tka, Med;eine and can now say that with the blessing
OF God, Il has effected cure Of my leg" See Pamph
ietr for full particulars tFfiif. ~ p q
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BRANTaS lin DIAN
PURIHFING. EXTRACT.

and all impure diseases Of tho blood. viz. Scai6 Head
Salt Rheu, heumatim, Erupoas, Pimpes on the Face,
Piles, Bles, Ulcers, Costivsness, Mercial Dissases
Live Complaint, Paint % Me Back Side, and Limbs
Rush Of Blood 10 fhe Head etca etc. F al. irt
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
It is question of small importance for the afiict
cd to decide which, Of all the sarsaparillas and other
remedies, ts the
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-03
az ONE DOLLARS WORTH

The first case we state 10 the cure which effected
M Mr. j. B. Haskin, Of Rome, Oneida Co.. N. Y, and
we risk not any Of vernciy rhen we say that ths
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-03
CHEAPEST AND MOST CURATIVE,

We say, Branfs Indian Purifier Is cheaper md more
for one Dollar contains FouR TINES az much msdics
scaev as ona6ofiis Of Ssapaa which also costs one
dollar II we hereafter prove that sdrsaparila s hs
dear al one dollar bottle, as Branrs Plifer would be
annArRn MEDICAL RTFIcAcY than sarsaparilla, then
sarsaparia should be sold at fipentyfue cents bottle
70 be as cheap as the Purifier at one dollar But as our
assertion docs not prove the greater power and medical
virtues Of this Purher when compared with the best
sarsaparias, we shall therefore show how much dis
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-03
Twenty Large, Deep, Diseharging Ulcers,

that the fst bottle he used, enabled him 70 get oD "
lis bed where he had been confined twelve months
te second bottle enabled him to get ou Of ths hoEss-
he third bottle enabled him to pdik f'OO i'es and that
De uss of gs.,.. Ia. -. -,...,-. .- "a,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-12-18

| PRAIRIE FARMEa.-This indispensable jour
per annum, i'll advance. 1t is publ 'hed monthly
as every body knows, in Chicago, Ills. We see
that MIR. Wright, Of the Prairie Farmer, il par
owner Of Hussey's American Reaper. This ma
chine is found on trial made in England. since the
award of the prize TO Mccormick, 10 bo decidedly
superior TO McCormick's A jury was chosen by
tho English purchasers Of both machines, wh1
made the following report:
Report of the Jury appointed BY The COMMITTEE
| Of the Cierelani Agricultural Society, OF The
comparative msrits Of the Reuping Machines
Of Mr.. Nc Cormick and M. o Hussey, tried
and tested before the Jury, on Thursday ana
Saturday, Sept. 25th and 9Th, 1861.
The Jury regret exceedingly the mos, unfavor-
abe state Of the weather, on the days Of trial,
Ia perfect hurricane raging the whole Of the first
day,) and their consequent inability to make SO
full and satisfactory trial they could have
wished
The Machines were tested on Il crop Of wheat,
computed at 25 bushels per acre, very much laid
and on barley at 2j bushels per acre, very short
in the straw, and if possible more laid than the
wheat.
The Jury, taking the different points submitted
to their consideration, in the order as they occur
above, express
l.-Their unanimous opinion, that Mr.. IIus-
scy's Machine, as exhibited by NesSrs. VIM.
Dray s. Co., cut the corn in the best manner, es-
pecially across ridge and furrow, and when the
Machine was working III the direction tho corn
laid.
BY a majority Of eleven to one, that Mr..
Hussey's Machine caused the least waste
S.-Taking the breadth Of the two Machines
into consideration tha, Mr.. iIusseys did most
work.
4-That Mr.. Iiussey's Machine leaves the cut
corn in the best order for gathering aud binding
This question was submitted TO the laborers en-
ployed on the occasion. and decided by them as
above, by majority of to {.
5.--Iheir unanimous opinion TINT Mr.. I!us-
sey's Machine is best adapted for ridge and fur
row.
6.-This question referred by Tho Jury to
Mr. Robinson, foreman TO Messrs. BeleIby, o!
York, practical Mechanic Of acknow lcdged
ability, whose report Is appended below.
| 7.-Ihat MIR. liusscy's Machine at first cost is
less price
! S,9.--The Jury decline to express decided
opinion on these points ia consequence Of the
state of the weather.
Ths trials took place on the farm Of Robert
aWctt, oil Cfnes!ty, near Aiiddlesbro on Tees,
who in the most liberal and disin,eresled spirit.
allowed his crops 10 be irodden down and dam
aged to Il very great extent, especially on the
25th. when in spite Of the storm, an immense
crowd assembled to witness the trials.
| The Jury cannot conclude their report without
expressing the great pleasure they have derived
from seeing two Machines brought into compe,i-
ton that we.e able TO do such very good work
and also at witnessing the friendly, straightforward
and honorable way in which the exhibitors of the
respective Machines mci Oh this OCCASION
Signed on behalf Of the Jury,
w. L. WHARTON, Foreman.
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q. r.. FRENCH, NJ. D.,



E<RADuATE of Harvard University, Cambridge,
VH Mass DIR. =. believes it duty, as stranger, he
himself and the community, he intends 10 make
Paul his permanent residence to state that he has
had many years experience n the hospitals and practice
of the Eastern cities and also Of the diseases Of The Mis-
sissirpi vaey-is a graduate Of the oldest and first
University Of the country, and for number o.
years The private pupil OF the most eminent Surgeons
and ph. -icans Of New York, Boston and Philadelphia
Dr. French will give particular attention TO diseases OF
w6Men and Children and respectfully offers his services
In The practice of surgery Medicine and Midwifery Ia
the citizens Of 81. Paul and vicinity
REFERENCES.
Ers. Crow, Ray, Robertson, Kitioe, &e., GALEsA;
Messrs. Hollinshead Rice * BECKER, Mr. Roberts,. W
sirpsoa, 3. II sergeRr, Gen. McBoal, ST FAuI
October Is. 1881. 26-tf
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CAyENDER & MATHEWS,

EELACKsMiTNS. at the Red chop, the esst side Of
ED Roberts street. ST. Paul. now prepared With IIe
Of and steel Of a patterns and varieties
that ever brought to this town. including, beside
common English and American iTUn, Junieta Bloom,
Swedcs Russia and English barr also German and bs-
steel and article Of steel for cutlery, equal the
best Of Sheffield. In connection with Smith shop,
we have also Wagon Shop, with supply Of the best
seasoned white OAK and other material, for making tip
top wagons bugges, and sieshs, which make iron,
and warrant order short notice. also every des-
cription of plows.
We intend to put the business of shop straight
through. And though il may he sad We live By our
uses ana forge and steei for living, do
honest work for honest prices.
MAY 10 Ie5l. 4-ly
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f. ). NEW ELL,

A ND Dealer N Foreign and Domestic Hardware
IA cook, parlor aud heating stoves Of all kinds, Sc
leCed from the Troy, Cincinnati and St Louis markets
comprising the most varied assortment of double oven
stoves and ranges, the Eastern market affords Hollow
ware kettles pots, ovens skets furnaces, frying pans
waffle irons, shoves, tongs, &c.
Also-Farming utensils ploughs, cradles, rakes hoes
shoves seytAes, snaths, axes, sad irons, zinc
spring bssnces, coffee mills, wire. nails lacks, &c
Japaned of all kinds, lamps snd cndIesticks OF
brass, iron and n brtania and kitchen ware, and
coffee pots, spoons, ladies', skimme,s tea coffee and
gar boxes; scrub blackng and other brushes hydraulic
apparatus; well, cisiern and house pumps Of all sizes
water rams, lead pips Sheet bar and pig lead, &o
al my stand on Thsd near Roberts street SAINT Paul
Minnesota. F. g. n.
Ssptepl,eY T. 1851 2a-,f
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On ST. AHfhony Street ftco doors beloW ts american
House.
TENiE undersigned would respectfully invite The aiten
ton of the public their large and well selected
stock OF Groceries and Provisions. Also, ReadyNade
Clothing, Beots, Shoes, Wines Liquors, Nails, Glass
Hardware, etc. al! of which VIII I've sold cheap for cash
ll-Piease call and examine before purchasing else
where. IRVINE BROTHER.
ST. Paul, Oct. l6, 1851. 26
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DOCTOR CARLOS,

Sargeon, Physician and .7ccoucher,
a GRADUATE Of the Paris and Turin Universities
N has taken his residence in ~. Paul. lie viii TAX
pleasure in exhibiting his Diploma any who de
sires 10 IT, DR. c. will have his Office al NJ Turrin's
Fourth street ST. Pan; where he be found,
viii promptly attend TO every call.
" n. Dr.. G. has instruments of the most approve
kinds for every surgical operation required S2
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NEW CHEAP STORE.

yUyHE subscriber wishes to inform the citizens Of st.
n Paul and its vicinity, that he is opening Grocery
and Provision Store Spencer's building, the
hay-scaies on Roberts street. The stock is new and
fresh consisting Of Hams Pork, Tea, Coffee Sugar Rce
Tobacco, Mackcrei, Oakum, Nails Glass, &c, in fact
thing that generally found in store OF the hind
all OF which will be sold At very low prices for cash
Z. FRENTRESS
Al paui Auy Z 1881 l6