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The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1851-08-15

CoNvIncne TEsTIHoNY.-We are pleased to
see that the editor of the Cincinnati ssWecli
Fonetic Advocate has added his mite to the
progress Of the costume reform. He says
sUtilti befornamentl We tire no wun vii
disput de butiful aperans dez Iadiz prezent in
de M costum; bus de comfurt an convenyans
ob de garments Civ far more satisfacsflan dan
de mer utward adornment da afford. So we ar
informed BY wun hu noz from ecsperiens"
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1851-08-15
Cooper's Veil,


SITUATED I3 miles southwest
" of Jackson the State Capital; about 80 miles
BY way OF railroad from Vicksburg Ito Ray
mund.) thence miles to the Well. Hacks are
kept in readiness at either pace.-Extensive
Improvements are being made, and a Band Of
Music engaged for the season.
Having leased Mr. Cnoper's interest in this
celebrated Watering Place FOR three years, it
will continue open at all seasons for the accom-
modaton of Visitors. The reputation of the
Waters needs no comment.
The medical faculty recommend it in cases Of
Chronic DiarrhGa, Chlorosis, Dyspepsia, Drop
sy, Gravel, Diabetis, Bronchitis, and General
Deblty-in cases o! Consumption the Water
Stoo exciting.
board and Lodging .................-$l per week.
10 dn......... ..............-.."..S2 per day.
Children and servants half price.
Diseased blacks 81 per week, by bringing
Their beddng-i! not S. per week.
Horses taken care of on moderate terms.
The Livery Stable will be kept by G. B. Ad-
ans, Of Jackson.
UDirect all letters to Cooper's Well, Kinds
county, Mississippi.
Please send no orders sor barrels of water af
ter the lst of May.
INMAN WILLIAMS, Proprietor
n. B. The services of Gen. McMackin. late
OF Prentlss House, Vicksburg. have been Sc
cured. lie is well known as one az the best o.
Landlords, and every exertion will be made tc
render our guests comfortable.
:, u The Flag, Sentinel, Whig, Free Trader
Nalchez Courier and Port Gibson Herald, will
copy and send bill to the Well.
May 80, 1851. 4o-tf
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1851-08-15
MiLL and (Iiia- Wrighting.

Mill and Din Wrighting.
THE undersigned isprePared TO do all
/ kind ofMill and Gin Wright work, and
to build Cotton Presses of any kind or de-
scription. He insures his work to be done
in good and substantial manner. Per-
sons wishing work done in his line Of bu-
siness, can have hearing by dropping a
letter in the Post Office, at Port Gibson, ad-
dressed to w. u WELCH.
MAY ISL. S6.6m*
Nh. He hopes by strict attention to bu-
siness, to merit and receive liberal pat
ronage from a generous public.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1851-08-15
TIJsT received a fresh supply OF lard
j Oil. jan 81 A J McGlLL.

rnnLBs. Superior Starch, Just rece,v, q :,
1llU ed and for sale by n z MoODi
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1851-08-15

The Constitution of the United States then, forms
goUernsat not league and whether it be formed by
character is the It is government in which all
the people are represented which operates directly
the people indvidnallynot upon the States; they
tanned all the power they did not grant But each State
having expressly parted with many powers as to con-
stute jointly with the other States single nation, can
such secession does not break league but destroys the
unity Of nation; and any injury TO that unity Is not
only breach which would result from the contavention
Of compact but il offence against tho whole Union
To say that any State may at peaure secede from the
Union to say that the United States are not nation
Of nation might dissolve It's eonnsctnu with the other
rsrss te Their injury ruin w1ous committing any
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N0TIcE

NOTICE is hereby given that Petition
~ will be presented to the Commi ssioner
oi Putnam county, Ohio, at their next De.
cember Session. asking said commissioners
70 view and establish the following line Of a
county road: Commencing on the section
line between sections No. twenty. seven and
thIr.y-four in town one south Of range six
east where the Lima and Defiance free turn
pike crosses said line--thence east TO ihe
south eastcorner Of section No. twcnty-six in
said township theace sonih eastto the south
east corner Of the norIh east quarter OF sec.
ton thirty-six-thence east en- hnIf section
line to the road leading from William Turn.
er's to Kalida at or near George Kliver,s In
Pleasant township Sept. IS, 1851.
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NOTICE IN CHANCEgY.

Jabez s. Spencer, Administra
tor of Obed Martin, deceased, ID .i43 81 "a 4
oa., 4, (. vs.. 500. Petition to
silas Martin, Christopher Mar G m } ,e
tin, Obadiah Martin, James X yConiract for
Martin, George M. Martin, Land. rs,
- Barker and Hannah Bar. - +,
ker, his wife, ]. s, White and
Mary White, his wife.
TTyHE snid Silas Martin, Christopher Mar
il. tin, Obadiah Martin, James X. Martin,
George M. Martin, ---- Barker and Hannah
Barker, his wife, J. s. White and Mary
White, his wife, are hereby notifed that tho
said Jabez S. Spencer, administrator Of the
Estate Of Obed Martin. deceased, on ib 5th
day Of September, 1851, filed in tho Clerk.
Office Of the Court of Common Pleas within
and for the county OF Putnam, and State Of
Ohio, his petition, the object and prayer OF
which is, that the said administrator may be
ordered to complete a contract otland, which
was made by the said Obed Martin, deceased
on the, ,8:h day Of May, l848, with John Cary,
whereby the said Obed Martin, in consdera.
ton Of the snm Of one hundred and sixt,
dollars covenantod TO convey by good and
general warrantee deed, forty acres of the
south west traction of the north west quarter
OF section one, township one, south range five
east, described as lying on the bank Of the
Auglaize river, commencing at the hall
ccrner stak on the west line Of Cary,s corner,
thence east TO the corner of said fracrion-
thence north far enough TO make forty acres
thence west to the bank of the river and
thence nlohg the river to .he place Of begin
ming. and being partgof land purchased by
said Martin from o. Fl. Bliss. And the said
defendants are further notified that the said
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5i *. K..A.LIDA HOTEL
.zi!I By r. II. MCCLURE.

TIME citizens Of Putnam and the adjoining
u g gopnties, and the travelling public
lgcneially are respectfully informed that 4.
r. Mcclure, has purchased the above well
knowh stand, and which he is fitting up for
tholr{ception and Accommodation OF, travels
ers, ind where he will be at all lines ready
TO entertain his old customers and the traycli.
ing public generally. b salT
A Mr.. McC, is welkknown as a landlord.
and the accommodations aof the KALIDA
HOIEL, ITS STABLES, &C., are we'll
known tobe ample, he deems It unne ce ssary
to say more than that his bes; exertionswillbe
given to- cater for the tastes and comfort OF
the ttavelling public, who may give him d
cali and thar he is determined to provide the
best the country, affords. e{
Fdbruhry L, 1850. ta 'si 6lz
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GUYSOTTS YELLOW DOCK AND
SARSAPARILLA.. .9aFoiA ~
G Sec rlisement.
Another Scientific Wonder!

- srzh""VVN'VI t'CtoFtJtV " VHuT 'aIfihnI
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tions Of Baron Liehig, tho great Physiol-
ogical Chemist, by Us, lIopghton, M.
D, No.ll North Eighth Street, Phla-
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Debility, curing after Natures own me-
thod, by Natures own agent. the. Gastric
Juice. See advertisement in another
column. eRot?r ae.ss9q l7f4# .'9
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NEW YORK IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
FREEMAN, HODGES AZ CO.,
SO LIBERTY STREET.,
Bttreen Broddicoy and Nassau Sfrcef,

Bttreen Broadtvcy and Nassau Street
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1JIHyy lDERg gzHo
WE are receiving, BY daiIy arrivals
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We respectfully invite all Cash Pnr-
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feel confident our Goods and Prices will
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sPHoIAI1 NOTICES.
SYMPTOMS on DISEAlsE.

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unerring Indications that the vital func-
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81 NOTICE IN ,CHANcERY. \
f2euhen Oliver. !
Petition for Dioorse

.Efs} 1 VS. tSff IetWtO" JoT AtUO'Scs
Shsan Oliver.
qCUSAN Oliver will tax e. notice that on'the
Z - 7th day Of April. A. d. 1851 Reuben
3 Oliver her husband fiedin the Court OF Com
ofiOhio, His petition against her. The object
aand prayer Of snid petition Is to obtain .
decree Of said court to dissolve, annul, and
set aside Che Marriage contract between the
said petitioner and the said Susan, his wife
fof the following cnuses 70 wit: Gross
neglect OF duty, ,adultery.and wilful absence
for more than three years. The said Susan
Oliver will also take notice that at the next
Term Of said court this cause will be for
hearing at which time the said petitioner will
/ apply to said court for said decree
COFFIN BERRY &, ROSETTE,
vs. ~ Ait'y for Petitioner.
90 August 25th, I65l.,agvai 543
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eSTRAY.COL

. ". .
GTRAYED. from the premises oflhe
~ subscriber about the last Saturday in
March, ofthe present year, a u e R9,a7 ,a
BRIGHT BAY MARE COLT. 4
Two years old in'Muy last. q She had a
small star in her forehead and a small
white snip on her nose; she had q heavy
name aud tail, and was in good condi.
zion when she left. Whoever will send
information 10 this office, or TO the sub
scriber, in Sagarcreek township, Puinam
County, Ohio, where said Coli may be
HAD, ,or will deliver her tothe subscriber,
will be paid for his trouble and all charges
discharged for her keeping, &c. ,si ,'oe
10 s,feg.lia 10 snlbs JOflN ahAMSEI.
Sent. ll1.165l. iiss aii8 3Gl 4eii@sss aG
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nSHERIFF,S SAFE.
sHERlFFS SALE.

SHERiFF'S SALE. aq sigi
The State Of Ohio. 5sssss 5s ,s .3sy .5-,lts. n ,a
for thesnse t.nf the 81 s3 ,sli \. ~ s.sas,ss
Fund Commissioners 4 VENDI EXPONAS.
Of Putnam County. ,.'.,2 t.... 9pi,'. s3t3S
Christian Huber. VA 5ttQails,iiAa4s,a ~
10y virtue Of vendi exponas to me directed by the
- court Of common pleas of Putnam county, Ohio,
wiofer for sale at the door Of the court house in
said county, % AS'Fl re- 7ll y s'sai I
On tuesday, The 2lst day Of October,
ssaa si3a A. D,lS5l, aspllssAy isly
Between the hours prescribed BY law, the following
The south enst quarter of section thirteen and the
south west quarter dissection twentyrthrce oil In town
one north OF range seven east, and the north east
quarter dissection three and the south east quarter OF
the south east quarter Of section four al III township
No. one, south 0f range six east. rh Hts issp 7
Taken In execution 10 The property of Christian
Huber 70 satisfy an execution In favor the State OF
ollio for the use Of The Fund Commissioners Of Put
ROBERT DOUGLASS, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's ORFIcE,
Kalida,. Putnam Co, o, Sept I5s 1851.
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! PLANK ROAD.

TyHE Stockholders Of the Kalida and
il Hamer Plsnk or Turnpike Road Com,
pany are hereby notified to meet at the Couri
house in Kalida, on Saturday, the 4th day Of
October next, ,lat IL O'Clock, NJ, on said day,
foi the purpose Of organizing said Company
and elecnng FIVE Directors and adopting such
Bylaws and equations for the government
Of enid corporations as shall be lawful pur-
snant to the Statute IN this case made and
provided, The stockholders tovote eitherin
person or by proxy--each stockholder being
ent:tleo to one vote for each share Of stock
he may hold IN said company. i
/ 3ail5 6es @. M. GO O0FREY, *
1Aslf VI JAMES MACKENZIE, 4
( Q3As M CLARK RI. RICE, "a
+ '9s MOSES LEE,
( .rslSg.a s SAMUEL. MYERS,
l sisa "A. s. LATTY, n ss.s
NJ sai 3,s..ss A. ]. TAYLOR,
ueg sgissi Acting Commissioners.
Kalida, Sept. IL, 1851. s'is s,.. 545
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1881.
!. r. CLARK, M.P.l .lcLARK, ~, o. cLAgK
AMERICAN HOUSE.
BY
j. II. CLARK q 20. a h
eAxAL srREEr, NEAR r1nE rAcrrr 1.nptua

ii DELPEoS, OHIO.
~ AylHG. leased this establishment for a
- term u years, and refitted and refut-
nlsacd she same throughout, we will en-.
deavor, by proper attention, to make ii at all
times desirable resort Tor travellers and q
pleasant home for boafders. lgis
May I 1861. sf8,s5 ~ yS 52a
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WEIGHT OF GRAIN EsTAR.
LISHIED BY LAW IN OHIO. ..

Wheat, per bushel, -. 100 lbs
Rye, per bushel, ,........!.. ......... SO IBIS.
Barley, per bnshel, ,................".. ."....48 lbs.
Oats, per bushel, y 1889 lbs.
Corn, per bnshel, $50 lb.
Middlings, per bnshcl, ....... ...45 lbs.
Timothy, per bushel ...s.....s., 46 lbs.
@ SEEDS. + wv n
Clover seed, per busheL. ....... ....60 lbs,
Flas seed, per bushel,. ............56 lbs.
OTHER ARrICLES-C CUSTOMARY
~, s,. WEIGHT.
Peas, per bushel. .-....... $50 lbs.
Beans, small while, per bushel, ....60 lbs.
Do large, per busIlel, .....,...Y.5O lbs.
Potatoes, per busheI, 80 lbs.
Dried Peaches, per busheh h..:, .33 lbs.
.''s I" Apples, per busbel, ..s...,...25 lbs.
Bran, per busbel, ,t@.,...:..........;0 lbs
Shorts, pei bushel., lhs
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|SHERIFFS PROCLAMATION.

MTOTICE is hereby given, pursuant 10 law,
LV that n General Election will be held in
the County Of Putnam, and State Of Ohio, foi
the election Of the following officers:
One Governor of the State; aeiag llN
One Lieutenant Governor; s0t 81.
Five Judges Of the Supreme Court; !, n
One Auditor Of Stale; 'F' "
Ohe Treasurer OF State; lH n
One Secretary Of Statej 7G@ aieg
One Attorney General; .rfn
7 One Member Of the Board OF Public Work $,
for three years, One Member Of the Boprd Of
Public Works, for two yenfs; One Member
Of the Board Of Public Works, for one year;
One Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas s,
for the second sub. division OF the third Judi.
cial District; One State Senator; One Re.
preventative 10 the General Assembly; One
Sheriff ofthe County; One Probate Judge for
the County; One Clerk of the Court for tn g
County; aud One Commissioner for the
County, @3t4 sY& 1ltDSs }fif}f, ID
Now therefore, I, Robert Douglass, Sheriff
Of said county, do hereby notify the said
electorsitc neet in their several townships, al
the usual places for holding elections in said
townships. on the second Tuesday of Octo-
Der, being the 4th@ day Of said month, in the
year 1851, during the hours prescribed by
law, for thepurpose Of electing the foregoing
officers. li'fs s.8a
The Trustees Of each township at the same
time will return the following apportionment
-G T.. -
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is-7S IA sHERIFF's SALE. .,s .sri J

u .i'.s'0 s.s2 SHERIFF'S SALE. 's ''.sl ,,.i 81
.,5ll \ .8. vs. yENDI ExPoNAs. /.
George Bushong. 4si si 4 A% s,l is.iss, u
pY virtue Of yendi cxponas to me directed from
J) the court Of common pleas Of Putnam county,
Ohio, Twill sofsrfor sale at the door Of the court
house in said county, s9al5js9Y asreyi,.. ~ go
On Tuesday, The 2lst day Of October,
.4ag0d LA. D., 1851 il9asfd 9aY n
Between the hours prescribed by law.tle following
described real estate TO witt: si.l{g.lai ssasfs5yg
The south west quarter Of the south quarter of
section thirty; md the east half Of the north west
quarter thirty, and the east HE north
east quarter Of section thirty inslown one Souih Of
range eight enst. n s-t * "
Taken In execution as the property Of George
BIshong to sntisfy an execution In favor OF tile State
Putnam county. 9lt. 49, ili 0' ~ n, 3
ROBERT DOUGLASS, Sheriff
SHERIrT's OFFrcE, ,tss A
Kallds, Palaam Coz O., Sept, Is, 1851.
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Tine abDve lands will not be sold for less than five
dollars per acre, nor less thnn the appraised value.
No. WILLIAM NJ. BELL, Auditor.
ta2 AuDIroRs OrFlcE.
Kalida, Putnam Co., o., Sept, "a, 1851 2" 9iAa 5H
The Nevada journal., 1851-09-13
NO. Al.
QUIZZING An AMERICAN,

Soon after the Revolutionary war
a brave Yankee officer, a former cap
tain in the service, happened to be a,
St. Petersburgh, in Russia, and while
there was invited TO dine at the table
of distinguished merchant. There
were large number of guests at the
table, and among the rest an English
! lady, who was anxious to appear as
one of the knowing ones" On uni
derstanding that an American was sitl
ting near her, she expressed u deter
mination to quiz him. She fastened
upon him like tigress, making numerl
Gus inquiries touching our habits, cusI
toms, dress, manners, modes of lifel
education, amusements, etc. To all
these queries the officer gave courteous
answers, which seemed to satisfy ali
the company with the exception of the
lady herself. She was determined Nor|
10 be satisfied, and went on: "Havs|
the rich people in your country any|
oarFiages?--fo I suppose there are
SOME who call themselves rich;"-I
"My residence replied the captainl
us in a small town upon an island,
where there are but few carriages kept
but in the larger towns and cities ou
the main land, there are quite nun,
Der maintained, suited to our republiI
can manners" 'Indeed?" replied biz
fair questioner, in a tone that was both
interrogativc and exclamatorv: IL can't
fancy where you find coachmer:
shou 'dn't think the American knew
HOW to drive a COACH "Nc c find nd
difficulty on THAT account, madam,
calmly rejoined the captain; Eve can
have plenty Of drivers by sending I'd
England for them" "To England,1
exclaimed the lady, speaking very
quickly II think the Americans ought
to drive the English, instead Of thc|
English driving the Americans" eve
did, madam, in the late war;" rejoined(
the officer, "but since the peace, wei
have permitted the English TO drive|
us!" There was no more "quizzing"|
of the American during the dinuer.|
He waited in vain, like Sam Weller|
in Bardell VS. Pickwick," for the next
Observation-Disclosures.
The Nevada journal., 1851-09-13

HEAVEN A STRANGE SORT orpLAcE
"A painfully amusing story is told Of
the proud Duchess of Buckingham,
who finding her end approaching, and
feeling some uneasy apprehensions
resolved to send for clergyman, ol
whom she had heard a very good char
acter- The first question she asked
was, whether in heaven, (for she made
no doubt of going thither) some .e-
spect would not be had to a woman Of
such birth and breeding? The good
man, for such he really was, epdeav.
ored to show her the weakness of this
notion, and to convince her lhalI
there was where she was poing, I'd
distinctions of pera ons, and much NOR
to the same purpose. This the poo1
lady heard with much attention, ard
then said with sigh, "Well, if tk
so, this heaven must be, after ALL
strange sort Of a placcl"
The Nevada journal., 1851-09-13
San Francisco Advertisements
Sutter Iron Works,
Rincon Point, San Francisco.

Kincon Polnt, san Francisco..
. TEAM ENGINES and boilers, machin.
~ cry for crushing and pulverizing quartz
rock, castings in iron and brass, wrought
iron work, water wheel castings, and all
kinds of machinery made to order.
Being largely engaged in manufacturing
quartz rock machinery, and having an ex-
tenSive assortment of patterns on hand, are
prepared to receive and execute orders with
dispatch.
Parties wishing further information, or to
contract for machinery, by addressing Geo
X Gluyas, Superintendent, as above, or
be promptly attended to.
Aug 3o-2m*
The Nevada journal., 1851-09-13

Nevada, Sept IL, 1851.