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TOBACCO, Tobacco. Having de-
a. crmined 10 pariicuia attention 10 selecting he
bet Chewing Tobacco that Is put up here We do '"cl
ordrs from our fri euds in the country for the aricc,
believing u. Yc do that shall be able ta furnish AZ
article by the box tint is boun' gHc satisfaction,
"A W. have received an agency for some Of the best
Brand. put Mp in IHnchbmg. Fora s. note sem by
mil we /, in return send b. Of 10 plugs TINT Will
be hard 10 beat md Tor so rate we VII send 20
plugs first Tobacco, put mp IN lox's oi suit"hie
i've. We take pleasure IN sfyug 10 cur friends flh
We can send thcm Tobacco ~ prices ranging r'n ~
=, -, ,s,or H. CREHDSON K CRANK.
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aunnp P0LES.-l wish TO purchase 81 "r ="
ii tbnnsond moor POLES. for which tar pf1ee
- 1l H s. LANGHORNE,
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CfgEAW VA Bile WOasE1 s.
- JOHN I. ROGERS has remoged his MarbleW orhs
10 the corner Of Mainat sth str"cs. ~i"rc" be found
= fine a,sortmrnt Of Egyptia itasaa aud American n
Marble, Monr nents, Tonhs, Grave Stones, Mnntel
Pieces of every description, WaIiP lacs Fronts, &c.
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much experience in the brsines. laftcrs hinIsct hat
all work executed his shop will give entire ntsiac'
ton ms any done North ar South.
Richmond July l4-lvl
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INRCE rEON.-Thr subscriber n,V'
L ing obtained at considerable expense, from MI
Nhite}ursts Washington Gallery, Dagu"rf'o'HPeS"" :"
the following distinguished chnmct'rs, mostrrsfee'uS
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uon with large number Of is own productions al
Nh'trhur,t Gallery. =, -
President Fillmore, Gen. " WinfHd Scott, M "a "'
hmm Gen. Franklin Pierce, VIM X. X ing TIN he"lf
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gynInni,Ie rrobdklxs for e.sle.

IEVyHE valuable aud commndious Tavern
IL stand known MS "BROWN HALLn in
Columbus Grove, 'Ptrmam county. Ohio, is
offered for sale by the proprietor and will be
sold on very favorable terms. He has changed
his location for the practice of his profession
and isltherefore desirous 10 have his property
under his immediate control, and with that
view is anxious to dispose Of the above pro-
pertyin Putnam county. 1t is the best fitted
up and most commodious Tavern Stand,
Stabling, &c., in that section Of country and
is as valuable properly as a person intending
to enter upon thai Kind Of business can posi-
bly, find. For particulars apply to D. AN
DREWS, Troy. Ashland county; or TO
JAMES MACKENZIE, Kalida, Ohio.
November I3, 1882 COG
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Nov l6. 1859
NOTICE

rs hereby given that there will be a pen.
IL tion presented to the Commissioners Of
Putnam county. at their December Session
pruying for the location of county road,
commencing at stake set at an angle south
east Of Luke Hethconls Land in county
road Leading from Gilboa to Bell & Dixon's
Mill2thence north to the center line Of sec
tlon ! 8 town one north range eight east
thence enston the center line Of section II,
is and Is to where the road running from
Gilboa 10 Defiance crosses said line, or so far
on said line as may be deemed necessary, for
which .favors your petitioners will ever pray6
November 2, 1859. CO.
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TyOTTCE.I

YENHE Stockholders of the Kalida aud
n Hamer Plank or Turnpike Road
Company are hereby notified thai twepty
per centum on each share Of the cspital
Stock Of said Company will be required
to be paid in, 10 G. II. Rice, the Trea,-
surer Of said Company, on ,he fifteenth
day of Aprillnext; and twenty psr cen
tum on lie fifteenth day Of Jaly next;
twenty per cenium on the Alteen'h day
of October next; twenty per cenlum On
the fifteenth day o. Jriuary, 1858; and
lastly, ,.ihe fu,iher s.n often per ceatum
on he fifteenth My Of April thereafter.
according 10, tbe contract made with the
contractor of ,paid Road bygihe Directors
Of said Company. You will therefore
see the necessity of punctualiiy in order
70 The vigorous prosecution of 0ihe work.
MOSES LEE, President.
|. Kaiid., March 80, 1852. STA
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ML Office is hereby given to Mahala Critics
lV that herhusband, John Crites,has filed his
petition in the Clerks Office of. the Court Of
Common Plens of Putnam County, Ohio, the
prayer of which said Petition is that the said
John Critics be divorced from her the said Ma
hala Critics. Cause set forth on which said d..
vorce is prayed for; Adultery with divers per-
sons in said petition named. The said Mahalu
Critics will berebylake notice that the said
petition fos divorce will be for herring at the
inextterm Of the said Coult of Common Pleas,
ofsaid Comfy, I, ,..5sr,.,f 81. FSst IF !,
BY JAMES MACKENZIE, sol'r.
{ Nov. 8. 1852,
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GEORGE SKINNER. !
-ROAN-NOTICE.-

NToTlCE islheteby given that q petition
? y will be- presented to the Commissioners
of Putnam county, Ohio, for the establish
ment of a County Road, commencing on the
road on the west side Of ,0ttowa river about
twenty rods south Of Joseph Clevenger's
rosidenceL Lihence east on or near the town
ship line between Union and qSugarcree
townships till said road interse cts the road
between the residences,pf Gabriel Gritten
and William Turner, in Pleasant. township.
November 2, 1852. 'd"N' GOA
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NOrICE.

NTOTTCE is hereby, given that o petition
IN will he presented to the Commissioners
Of Putnam COUNTY, Ohio at their December
Session, ! 859. asking the location ot'acouh-
.ty road as fellows, to wit Commencing, at
the county line at the corners OF sections
g. a, and i0of town one south Of range
four east. and running east on the sections
fines tothe Mainland Erie canal, in Putnam
county and if practicable down the canal
north TO Cunrad Henry1s, stable near section
nineteen. MANY PETITIONERS.
! September %, 1852. ~ ipeiRni 9ii9 6O0+
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ions ~A4itF CALErkoEA MANA liar.
The Manchester Examiner and Times
observes eve fear the Rev. Hugh
StowelI has not SO effectually schooIed
himselfih'tTlelhabiual practice ofyerhci-
~ as to have royercome, altogether those
ialimpnlses which sometimes urge
Tho purest zeal into slight forgs,fuluess
of our most. elementary obligations.D 4
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The baltimore Sun, on the morning d
the election, had this dispatch from Wash
ington;o n
"Gen. Scott has, within a few DIS,
expressed himself as very confdentof his
election va large majority aud his
friends, ibugh not SO sangulne, nave
tccnsideTablI confidence. ,dhe Pierce
nsu are perfectly confident Of success,
and arc betting freely. ssos
sslisN ahel ta,y .lssP ~
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wv NOTICE.

NOTICE.
'MT OTTO E is hereby given tha. a petition
lN will be presented TO the Commissioners
of Putnam county, Ohio, at cir neyt meet
ing on :he first Monday OF December, AID,
1852, for to lay out and establish q pew,
County Road, beginning on the Findlav and
Miami free turnpike on the south and north
center line of section number thirty in town
ship number one north Of range number
seven east-thence south TO intersect the
base line on the south lino Of snid township.
TOntober q7. 1852. 9a3 r2t'a 100 GOA
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-.,Papa, I've been seeing cook make
bread, aud can you tell me, why dough
resembles The sungn t'Tbe sun, Freddy?'
ayes, pS.nr"No,5 I cannot" Freddy
(with great glee) abecause whepsit rises
Il asilighi." Pa, (soliloquizing) -'Tba'
chidls TOO clever TO live." ~ 70 hi
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sHERlTF,s SALE.
Deeretal Order.

George Kliyer H.. .....-.......---...-..
George G. Elberr, etlal ,,.t s4ea
I'D Y virtue Of dccretal order to me dlrecte,
-AD from the court Of common pleas Of Put
nam county, Ohio, will offer for sale at III,
door of the court house in Kalida, in sale
county, on
Monday, the ooh day of December, A. D
W y as lS42, ~
Between the hours Of ten O'Clock, n. M, and
four O'clock, p. m.'of said day, the following
real estate, towit: sc
The undivided half of the north east quar-.
ter Of section number twenty-three township
number one south'of range number six east
and the south east quarter cfihe north wes
quarter OF section number thirty. two town.
ship Eumber one south range, number seven
east, all in said Putnam county, OHIO.
Taken as the property of George G. Ebert
et all, 10 satisfy decree in favor of George
Kliyer. q ~ "a
VI JOHN B. FRUCHEY, Sheriff.
es SHERIFF's OFFICE, Il
Kalida. Pulnem Co., o., Nov. l, 1852
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NOTfCE.L

NTOTICEi is hefebygiye6 thatIa petition
~ will he presehtedto the Gommi ssionersoi
Putnam County, at their, December session
1882, PRAYING for a County Road, commenc-
ing at the north east corner ofMartin Stiger's
land in Blanchard township. thence running
due south one and half mile, to tho north
west corner Of John Medlow's farm, thence
on the line between J.. Medlow's farm and
tract ofiand known as Adamse's land to
the Lima Road. MANY PETITIoNERs.
&c JuIyl26. 1889. 9 sti iUFiIAa5t
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4 ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 4th
l Y day Of November, A. D. 1852, the under
signed was duly appointed and qualified as
Administrator Of Mary Henderson,, late ol
Putnam County, Ofio, deceased, by the
Probate Court of said Putnam County.
f02D GJJONATHAN Y. s ACKETT,
oil Administrator.
Nov IN 1879
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b AMy, G2iP. Gurus lately delivered apo
liIical speech, which the Boston Atlas
said was 'iheayy. ~ "Yes, says the Poet
"it was mordl eonnon bdu, that knock
ed down al Dur oppone nts..n 3qn9 AlgV
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NOTICE

"a ~.
IT'S hereby given that the undersigned d
claiming 10 be the owner Of lots number
two hundred, two hundyedo and one, two
hundred and daw o, two Hundred and fifteen,
and two huadred and sixteen, in the town Of
Pauldine, Panldipg County, Ohio, has on
| this day fled his petition in the Court of
Copmon Pleas, Of said county, praying for
tie vacation Of so much of Water street, in
said town ofPaulding, as lies east Of said lots.
and tor the vacation Of so much of Harrison
street., in said town, as lies south of lots num-
Der two hundred and one, and two hundred
and two, aforesaid; and that on the first day
of the next term of said Court. or as soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard. | will
move said court for decree as prayed for in
said petition.
~ q "A. SANKEY LATTY. 4
Dated. October I, 1852. gsy ~ SOB
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yd 'slsHFRiFFssALE.s ssa.'

The State Of Ohio. ..,,,,.r,,,, d.
va. -. EAECUIlON.4, 4 <
TJF virtue Of an execution 10 directed from IN
ID court or commonpjens, Of Putnam county. Ohio
/ VIII offer for sale in the town Of Pendleton. P'nan
county, Ohio, on @8iitnNl ~
Tuesday, Decembcf2l LIST, A. DglS52.
iBetweeh the hours of ten clock A. NJ and four o.
clock Pm, Of said day, the following goods andslat
tells, to wit IL
d One eight horse power of a,chreshing Che
Tlreshes Separator, and one two horse wagon taker
in execution as the property or james know!ton, tc
satisfy adecree in fovor of the stnte Of Ohio. It
JOHN d. .FRUCHEY, Sheriff,
SHERtfF's 0FFIoE, Kalidh, - (' s-4- r. "'
Puttlnm co.., o. Nov. 49, 1855. .laTgl esSJJgrl
TT IsroF LETT ERs remaining in the Post Office
IL Ht Kalda, Ohio, Nov. 70, 1859, "a Es5 'iio
Baker Or Thos II Mcclure James
Corey ID li{an.Iue ~ OgleVia Davidii 9aEl
Criften Rehecrn Purncll Charles frg
De LeuI Rev NJ WV Rees Joseph
De Pine John in bNRin Tolhert OlivoTa -fiBI
Fisher Ghnrles Ward Joseph
Green Levi AAdtA Y Merle Joseph
Lamberison Joseph gtj ilil1Llsll laaal 20. :.
GEORGE SKINNER. p. M
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Sita a''li NOTICE.

y ''9N'il'''.t NOTICE.
y pottticn will be presented to the Com.
IA missioners Of Putnam county. at their
December Session, in the year 1852, for the
establishing of county oad--commencing
Mt the Hedrick ford on the Auglaize river, in
jackson township-tbence up said river to
the section line between sections Id and 90
thence east or said section line to .Ottowa
riverii 71aid county. 0Y IS October Ia! 1850 (
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PRINTINq OFFICE FOR SALE.

DESTROYS ofdevotpg my wholetime to the
practice of the law, with which the charge
ofia newspaper necessarily verymuch inter
feres, offer for pale the Press, Types, and
Subscription List Of the KAbIDAiiVEN-
TURE, ,newspaperto whoever desires tocon.
tinuc and conduct IL as a Democratic jour
nal and as itris now established NEARLY
twelve years its perinanence can-be no ma &
ter of question, nor the steady support ii has
received and still receives. To an indus
trious Printer ipwosld yield'a fairand certain
return, and would prove good investment.
In case Of sale would prefer to give pos
session after the first Of January next, but
would do so sooner. ifde6med essential
Sept.7 Z, 1852. JAMES MACKENZIE.
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eb,AnIold Germanlat Watertown, M X,
was told by a coon that Gen. Scott had
re,tacted his Native American doctrines.
"Yes, yes!" says sthe, German ~ have
two oxen at home, that shed their hair
epery spring, but they are the same cattle
An Ii1 .zs t4..s .-... II
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0cY- V. B.,PALMER, at New York, Boston,
ana Philadelphia. is our only agentin .hese .heefs
-cities for advertising and suhsSS,fptlo:n purI
poses. All arrangements made with HIM,
on our accopat, will be treated as ii made
directly with thIR sofice. b, ;t-a oe 1taeiti,i
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MIA s,k.s, I, forl. Sale.

DRINTEDa on, superior rpaper, d' /
Elloa MORTGAGESsfrom Swan'simproved
.lcrm, by the qure or;slnglysla alcs eif.
aH DEEDS,a of Warranty, by the quire OF
singly.n b a ia9Ys 8o
n QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, also for sale.
RECOGNIZANCES, and
Afiidayits for capiases. s. na
~ sa JAMES MACKENZIE. 3
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We find the following bit at that most
contemplate item OF the female ward,
rope--a low neck dress--in the Oswogc
Journal: aaga sa
owe occasionally notice bloomer
dress--wrong end up. Some ladies' ere
90 apxious 10 hide their feet that they be.
come careless Of their bust,