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NOTICE is hereby gwen, that there will
In be petition presented to the com.
missioners Of Putnam county, at their June
session, praying for the establishment OF a
county road, commencing on the Base Line,
on the township line between Union and
Pleasan, townships; thence south along said
township line, to the southwest corner Of Sec
ton seven. in township number one south. Of
range number seven east; thence south west.
wardlyto the north end Of laGe between
Josephand Samuel Nichols. in Union town.
ship; thence south along said line 70 the Co.
lumbui Grove Free Turnpike. 81 p
tc A PETITIONER.
April ls, 1851 5s5
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THE CROTON MANUFACTURING
COMPANY,

(Organized under the General Manufacturing
Law of the State of New York;
OFFERS at wholesale. il quantities to
" snit purchasers, at Manufacturers
Lowest Prices, for cash or approved credit,
Paper Hahgings of every variety of style.
Borders to match. ...' ....
Fire Board Prints in great variety.
Transparent Window Shades.
Oil Painted Window Shades.
Wide Window Curtain Papers, and
Window Shade Fixtures,
OF the latest styles and superior finish, all of
their own manufacture and importation. AS
their stock is large and enterely NV, they
invite Merchants, Book sellers, and Dealers in
these articles to call aud examine their style
and prices whenever they visit tie city.
At Country merchants can examine this
stock from O'Clock in the morning until 10
O'Clock in the evening.
New York; March 20, 1851. 526
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MURDER.-One of tho coldest- -blooded
and most unexcusable murders we eyel
heard of, took place in this city on yes
teIday, Sunday at the Franklin House,
ltappears that some one got possession
OF one of the late Governor Bebb's blank
requlsilons for fugitives, and filed i, up
for piece OF sport and directed to
Thomas Spencer, well known cattle
dealer, residing in Adelphi, Ross county,,
and who is frequently in this city. This
enraged Spencer, and some one, to carry
on the joke, told him tina, il was done by
Geo. Parcels, the bar-kceper of the
Franklin. lie Immediately went to
where Parcels was, and demanded of him
if he had filled up that paper" Mr..
Pa,cels, in ajocular way, answered "yes,"
and was about passing out Of door, when
Spencer drew revolver ami shot him
dead-the ball entering bis left side
under the arm. He walked but few
steps and fell dead, without speaking
Spencer, in an effort to escape, was taken
and put in Jail. lie only remarked that
he had the pupcrs to show why he did it.
The occurrence took place between FIVE
and six O'Clock last Sunday evening"
Ohio Statesman, April 81.
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M OTICE is hereby given that there will be
Ina petition presented to the Commissio
ers of Putnam county, Ohio, at their next
session, praying for the location Of county
road, commencing at the west line, at the
centre post of section pumber three, in town.
ship one south, range four east. in said cOun.
ty of Putnam; and TO run east along said
half section line to the centre post Of section
number two; and to continue in an east d.
rection to the canal in said township; then ce
down said canal near Conrad Henry's house;
then west around said house; thence back to
the bank OF the canal; and down said canal
to the line Of Paulding county.
April Is, 1851. 526
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W The New Orleans Delta, remark
ing on the charge of corruption against
Daniel Webster, concludes with the fol,
lowing noble sentiments.
"The more distinguished the example
the greater the evil. If Mr.. Webster
takes up collection in Wall Street
before he can accept Federal office,
why may not every politician, great and
small, throughout the Union, send col.
lection bags arcun through their Districts
to reimburse their patriotic sacrifices
1t their contributions came chiefly from
manufacturers, we should, Of course, sci
them down as high tariff m2n; if they
were paid by steam companies, We should
expect 20 see them very strong for large
mail Contracts. And thus there would
he no end to tho corruption Of our poll
ticians.
Every man who would preserve the
republican simplicity and purity OF gov
arninenl, should raise his voice against
this doctrine. No talents or genius can
consecrate it. Let our public servants
be rewarded SO as to place them above
want. If they demand mnre-if from
luxurious habits, from the pressure of
debt Or other causes, they desire and seek
more, they are not safe repositories of
political power. Moral purity, exemp
ton from degrading desires and tastes.
simple and refined habits are as essential
in public man as grea, intellect aud
splendid genius.
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Or LONG SrANDlNG.-The ,housandth
anniversary of the foundation Of the
Russian Empire, which dates from the
year $50, is to be celebrated next year
with grea, pomp in all the cities and
large towns Of the European and Asiatic
provinces of Russia.
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6. The sale of the Union newspaper

e. The sale of the Unon newspaper
TO Gen. Robert Armstrong, and A. J..
Don"lson, ought TO be a subject of sin
cere rejoicing with the Democratic par.
ty. For years the organ Of the party has
been little else than an absused ard Crazy
vehicle for the propagation of an old
mans fears and doubts, 1t requires an
active, vigorous mind 10 direct the organ
of the parly--a man Of the age, and no,
an antcdiIusinn relic of the past, aud we
deem Mr.. Donelson highly qualified for
the post he is about to assume.-Lima
Argus.
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W WILLIAM LYON MACKENZIE, well
known in'hs country, has been returned
to the Provincial Parliament of Canada
from the County of Haldimlnd. Mr.. NJ.
was the anti Ministerial candidate. lie
is an honest, intelligent and industrious
man, and will do good service in the
Legislature ofhis country.-N. Y. Tri-
bune.
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The Leipsic newspaper gives an ac-
coun, OF an Austrian soldier on the march
being condemned, at Gabel, to the punish.
ment ofihe stick. lie received on the
first day fifty blows, and on the next day,
after suffering forty, expired under the
hands OF the execuiioners. f ~.
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The Common Council of Utica have
disbanded the Fire Department. There
is a great excitement among the rowdies
of the department and the better class of
fremen agree with the action Of the
Council. A new department will be
organized on the Boston plan. DD
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A PRosECuTING ATroRNEY in Indiana,
recently played a game Of poker with a
stranger, on Sunday, and afterwards had
him prosecuted on his own testimony,
elaine d witness fee and then charged
the State docket fee for prosecuting.
Smart Lawyer thal!-Def. Dem. 70
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WEALTH OF THE CrTIEs.-The prop
erty of Philadelphia IS rated a, $751;
100000; of Boston, at So l4,OOo,0oO OF
New Yo,k, at $2s6,OO0,00O. Dividing
the property by the population, each
Philadelphian is worth $333, each New
Yorker 1856. and each Bostonian over
ST. 500, making Boston the richest city
proportlonately in the United States, and
probably in the world.
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Kossurn.-The Washington cores
ponden, of the Journal of Commerce
writes that Captain Long, of the U. s..
Nvy, IS 10 command the ship employed
to bring over to this country, Kossuth
and his companions. Captain Long will
be the bearer Of the letter of invitation
from this government. | mention this
because several persons have applied for
this enviable office--though there is no
compensation attached TO it.
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VTHBRE will be petition presented to
Il the Commissioners of Putnam county,
Ohio. al their next June session, for the loca-
ton Of a county road, commencing at the
quarterpost on the north line Of section num-
Der two, in Township number one south, Of
range six east; thence south on the half
section line to the Lima and Defiance Free
Turnpike, in Union township.
April 28, 1851. ,.5 526%
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OF all the modification of manner
which are to be met within society, per
haps the most generally pleasing is sim
pllcty, even as tina, water is the purest
which has no taste-the air the freest
which has no odour.
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Eastern papers say tina, Barnum is
putting in operation travelling Museum,
which is to be the largest expedition OF
the kind in the world. His agents are
hunting wild beasts in all parts Of the
world. A whole cargo Of elephants are
now on their way from Ceylon.
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There are 1896 weekly violations Of
the license law in the city Of New York
with police force of 600 or 800 we'll.
paid men-nearly 1000 rum shops are
open every Sunday; the jaiIs are filed to
oveifowing-lhe tombs wan, enlarglng-
and the AlmSIIo ise costs 100000
por year.-So says the Tribune. 1
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Or John Greiner, former State Libra.
rian, accepted the appointment of Indian
Agent for part Of the Territory of New
Mexico, and left, taking his aon with him,
on Saturday last, We have lost good
ctizen.-Swan's Elepatr, Goth ult.
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G Judge Ashley Harris, near Mon
,ezuma, Ia, was killed by lightning, a
week or two since, while milking his
cows. The same stroke killed Two cows
and calves, and seriously injured Mrs.
Harris and destroyed the bnlding.
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CT Gen. Hinton, tie extensive mail
robber, and the equally extensive whig
s,umper, who is out on $4,000 bail, and
pas to have made bis appearance at
Columbus last Monday, has forgotten to
drop in. The State is likely to loose q
very ingenious workie in its mechanical
department at the prison.-Cin. Eaq
O5tb NH
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New YORK RAILRoADs.-The whole
number of miles Of railroads in ope-
ration Sep. 20, 1850, was l,"s4, and
4s4 were in process Of construction
The total expenditure for railroads in the
state, has been $60,769,797 OIL,
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~ A conductor, by the name Of
Capt. E. Stokes, was killed on the
Mansfield and Sandusky City Railroad, a
few days since. Also, brakeman on
the Mad River and Sandusky City Rail
road, named Blrclay, OF last Saturday,
near Springfield .-.SUan's Ekuator, ,26M.
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GONE To WAsHINGroN-We learn
from the Banner tnat Messrs. Register
RooT and Receiver SHEFFIELD have gone
to Washington, TO assist in getting up
new plates and books for the U. S. Land
Office. -Drfance Democrat.
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ST. Louis, Mol. NJ. Kennett (Whig)
was elected Mayor, at the recent Charter
election, by lar"e majority over the
Benton nominee, John How. Shaw, the
anti-Benton candidate received small
vote. How advocated modification of
the Fugitive Slave law.
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0- Rev. A, W. Wheeler, who sus,
tanned bodily injury bya collision Of cars
on the Portland, Saco AID Portsmouth
road, last winter, and whose case was left
toreforecs, was awarded $4,000 by the
referees, in their session at Bath, Me.
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o. The railroad from Cleveland to
Painesvile will be completed bv August
next, provided iron can be obtained in
time, and the whole road to the State
line by January next.
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GooD.-The new "code of Practice"
in Kentucky, abollshes the distinction be-
tvsanfaw and equity. The pleadings
are to be simple, brief and perspicuous,
and each party can examine his adversa-
ry underoa,h.
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JOHN B. FRucHY, 1--WE know him of old,
we were boys together.) was nominated
by popular vote in Putnam county as
democratic candidate for Sheriff, and a
most excellent one he will make too.
SAM'L PERKEY is the nominee for Com
missioner. They will have to wait six
months for their election, but lheu it will
be sure. Defiance Democrat.
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An addition TO the royal family is
expected in the course Of May. The
English people may well ask, "Will
the line stretch out till the crack of
doom?"
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BosToN FuGITIvE ,oAsR--Sims has
been remanded to slavery. Those who
sent him back have an account TO settle
with public opinion, with their con.
sciences, and with God. 't
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KArF1R WAR.-A bloody war has
broken out at the Cape Of Good Hope,
between the British and the native tribes
in which the British have met with
severe losses. ..at..
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W. J. JACKSON,
General Land Agent, &C.,
NAPOLEON, HENRY CO., o.

As Auditor of Henry county, he is prepared
to attend 10 the payment of Taxes, inyestiga-
tion OF Land Titles, anG everything connected
with General Land Agency 525
o. All orders postpaid, containing one
dollar in cash, viii be prom pity attended to.
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The stable of the National House. at
CirclevilIe, was destroyed by fre--rwen-
" horses were consumed in the flames
Supposed 10 be the work Of an incendiary.
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CUYsoTr's YELLOW DOCK AND sARsA.
~ PARILLA, In Quart Bottles, for purifying the
Blood-the best Family medicine known.-lncpient
Conmmgiion, Barrenness Leuchrrhea or Whites, Ir.
regular Menstrunton. lncontinence Of Urine, Gene
raj Prosraion Of the eystem Depressed Splits md
Gloomy State OF Mind are cured by Dr. Guysotvs Ex
tract Of Yellow Dock and sarsaparilln, which gives
immediate relief by renewing the fountain of HenltI,
and Strength, the Blood. II neutraizes bad humors
stops unnatural secretions, and gives healthy action
TO all the vital powers. -
Its mild Alternative properties render Il peculiarly M
plicabe 10 the slender and delicate constitution of tie
female. II Immediately contracts that distressing
nervousness and lasstude so common 10 the female
frame, and lmparts an energy and buoynncy as sur
prisihg ns they are grateful We have evidence on
file which induces strongly to recommend this me-
dcine 10 married people who have not been blessed
with offspring. .h M p|g IT1,,1t
Proapsis Utrri, or Filling of the Womb, of five wears
standing cured by Or. Guysott's Extratt Of Yellow
Dock nnd sarsaparilla, after every other known re-
medy had been tried without relief
WASHINGTON, o., February, 1e49.
This cerfes that my wife, aged twenty.seyen
years. has been suffering under the above complaint
for FIVE years nearly all that time confined TO her hed
have for four years constantly employed the best
or the country, without any benefit Whatever have
also purchased every instrument recommended fo the
cure Of such disense, MI of which proved worthless.
In the spring of l64s. was induced by my friends
% try Dr. Guysotts Yellow Dock and SarsnpaTilla,
which used for four months. A fer she had nsed
/ for about four weeks IL was evident to all of us
hat she was improving, and from this time she in-
proved rapidly. and gained flesh and strength until
WIN. MONFoRT.
We being peighbors to Wm and Julia MOnforf,
Snow that the above statement MS to the scness of
Hrs MOnfdrt and the being effected by "Guy.
otis Yellow Dock and sarsaparillo 10 be strictly
rue. JANE EDDY,
SARAH POWERS. ..s,
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PAUpER1sM IN MAssACHUsETTs.--Du.
ring the year 1850, the number of per.
sons relieved or supported as paupers in
Massachusetts, was 25,9Sl, Of whom
I6,O5S we're estate paupers," 1884
were foreigners, l0.sl7 Of them being
from England and Ireland.
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A company from Pittsburg have pur-
chased FIVE acres OF land adjoining Cleye-
land for the purpose Of erecting Copper
Smelling Works.
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Austria has granted an amnesty to all
but b. eight of the Hungarian refugees in
Turkey Kossush is among the exccp-
tions.
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OF A join, committee of the Legis-
lature Of Pennsylvania, TO whom had been
referred the subject, estimate the value
Of the present animal yield Of the coal
mines of Pennsylvania at $l7.S0o,000.
and she annual product Of furnaces,
forges. and rolling mills, at not less than
S2S, 100000.
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NOTICE is hereby given that a, the April
In Term, 1851, the court OF common
pleas, Of Putnam county. Ohio, the subscriber
was duly appointed and qualified as aGminis-
traitor Of the estate of I. B. Barlage, dec ceased.
+" LOUIS DE LJESNAY.
April Ia, 1851. s25
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GFFATHER MATHEW was at Nashville
on the 18th ul'., g. addressed the citizens
in the Catholic church.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
lV signed was at the April term, 1851, OF
the Court of Common Pleas, within and for
Putnam county. OHIO, duly appointed and
qualified MS administrator Of Lucius E Haw-
ley, late Of said county deceased
c. M. GODFREY.
April 20, 1851. 526
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e HATS orR,-In Europe, people take off
their hats to great men; in America,
great men take off their hats TO the
people.
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Paper Haagings Depot,
No. "a, Courtlandt Street, Nep York.
Opposite the Mechanics IIoleI.l
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Notice

nt aH "' @ Notice ''A, a&it
8 herehy given to all interested that at my instance
Cana CT, Justice Of the Peace of Sagarcreek town
ship in the county Of Putnam, against tina goods
rights. chattes, and effects of Duncan R. Henry; an
d absconding debtor. a iiss'tti. ~. f,N - II
March IS; 1851. CHARLES N. GODFREY. 4
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-dnipal of the :. Golden Gate. ;
tooanEsrosDEsoE OF THE REpuDtrc.l

BALTIMORE, July 1875 p. m.
The new Protestant Episcopal church of st.
Marks, in the western section of the city, yes
terday consecrated.
The recent rains have been OF much benefit to
the crops throughout the State. The corn and
grass stood particularly in need of it.
The Liberia Packet sailed to-day with full COM
plement of passengers. Two negro ministers from
Dorchester county go out in her to find a suitable
location for colony; and, if their report proves fav
orable, enough colored persons will emigrate from
that county to form settlement
There is very little news of moment stirring.
The weather continues excessively hot.
The market is quiet Sales of 900 bbls Howard
street -four ut 50, more than which buyers are I'M
willing to give. Fresh ground City Mills is held
at 81 so.
Grain ia unchanged.
Tobacco is very firm. The inspections this week
are 400 hhds. Prices have advanced 25 to so cents
per 100 lbs, with sales of about 500 hhds of Mary
land and Ohio. The supply on hand is fair.
Whisky % "a cents.
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ILLINOIS RAILRoADs.-The following railroads in
Illinois are in course of completion, and some of
them in successful operation, viz: The Chicago
and Galena Union Railroad; the Rock Island and
La Sale Railroad, with its extension to Chicago
tho Peora and Oqoawka; the Quincy and Mere
dosin the Alton and Terrehaute; and the illinois,
town and Vincennes Railroads. We add to the
above list the Sangamon and Morgan Railroad, al
ready completed from Springfield to the Illinois
river, and the Alton and Sangamon Railroad.
This latter road was chartered in ls47-a prelimi
nary survey was made in l54S; in the fall of 1S49
the full amount of stock for which the books were
opened was subscribed, and in February, 1850, the
company was duly organized and ground broken.
among the best and oldest settled Of the State and
there IL already population in the counties trav-
ersed bT the road OF over twenty-five to the square
mile; and this road is the only direct outlet tho
Nississipp for the counties along the line or ad-
e.Jining Sangamon.
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From the LOuisvills Journal.
ORAN.-As oso.

BY MRS. A. L. RUTEA DUroUR.
Where dost thou wander, oh beautiful Gram
Where dost thou wander, my dear, dark-eyed
ones
Light Ia thy footstep as dew Of the morning,
Bright is thine eye as that mornings clear sun.
Come where the sweet, snowy lily ID blooming,
Come where the palm and the citron groves
wave;
Come when the stars in the twilight are glowing,
And nightin its beauty lies hushed as the grave.
Where art thou roaming, my darling fair Oran?
Where docs the star OF thy beauty now beam?
Who 10 the mate of thy pure lofty spirit
What ia revealed in thy liie's mystic dream!
Softly and sweety thine image reposes
Down in the depths of my innermost heart,
Sweet as the odor OF summers first roses,
Beautiful thoughts from that fair image start.
Long will dream of thee, lovely, bright Oran,
Dream of thee, dearest, sweet dreams of pure
love;
When the pale starlight and moonlight are
throwing
A mellow, rich halo DER valley and grove,
Fondly I'll cherish thy SOULS witching music,
Beautiful. mystical, true thou art;
Rayless and hopeless would life be forever,
If the spell Of thy beauty should cease Ger my
heart.
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Mr.. CHoArE's ORATIos BEFoRE THE SroRY Assoc
cIATIoA. The Story Association, composed of past
and present members of the Dane Law School. cele-
brated its organization at Cambridge on Tuesday.
The exercises, which were of literary character,
took place at the First church. At twelve O'Clock
procession, consisting Of the Story Association. tho
college officers and students, and sundry distin-
guished guests, formed the college grounds,
and, headed by band OF music, marched TO the
church. The edifce was crowded IN every part
the galleries exclusively occupied by ladies'
and President Sparks. Hon. Edward Everett, Chief
Justice Shaw, Judge Bigelow, Judge Ed monds, of
New York, Hon. Thomas Carpenter, Of Rhode Is
land, and several other distinguished persons
seated on the platform.
After prayer by the Rev. DIR. Walker, and music
bv the band, Hon. William Kent, of New York,
President of the Association, introduced the
of the occasion, Hon. Rufus Cboate, who spoke
about an hour aud twenty minutes, in q strain of
eloquence, upon obedience TO the laws and the
Constitution, and against all the new higher law
doctrines.