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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-31

We learn that dead body has been for several
days fastened to stake in Brunswick River, nearly
opposite Dr. Everetts MIL to which fact we are re-
quested to call the attention of the authorities of
Brunswick county.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-31

WAsAINGToN, Dec. 27,-The health of Vice Pres-
dent King gradually improves, and his friends are
more hopeful. He has had medical attendance
since Thursday and is able to leave his room and go
down to his meals He sleeps better, and his cough
has much ahateh
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ofihe Siaie,employed upon the new state
house until iis completion.
SEC. 8. That all stone necessary for
the compilation of said stale house, NAV
be taken from The State quarries, aud
thar the state rail road from said quarries
10 The city Of Columbus shall be free for
the transportation Of all material which
NAV be required as aforesaid.
SIC. Q. That said commissioners, a
majority Of whom shall always constitute
board capable Of doing business, shall
have full power to contract aud be con
iracisd with, which contracts shall be in
the name OF The board Of commissioners.
for the benefit Of the state. That the
said commissioners, are required and d..
recied 10 provide as soon as practicable,
for the furnishing Of two rooms in the
new state house, for the purpose ofhold-
lug the sessions OF the General As.
sembly. -
JAMES C. JOHNSON.
Sneaker Of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of The Senate,
March Is, 1852.
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"A Chemical Compound similar to fhs
Natural OIL offhe Hair.
THE SPANISH HAIR GLOSS.

A Clean, wlIite and beautiful prepara.
fA ton for promoting the growth lux
urianco and beauty ofthe Hair--remo-
wing dandruff. scales and scurf, and Gu
ring the cutaneons diseases Of the scalp
--unequalled for keeping the Hair moist,
|imparling to It rich silky sofiness and
highly beautiful lusire. lis soothing
aad agreeable properties will be found
remarkable, applied either 10 the head
OF irriialions Of the skin. II is unlike
any OF tho Alcoholic and Oil prepara-
|lions so commonly used for the Hair
Its superiority over all Hair preparations
consists in lis properties being moisten-
ing and cooling, instead o. drying and
heating as the alcoholic preparations are /;
and being free Of the greasy qualities of
marrow, oils, &c. Its power to remove
The glulinons coating which obsirucls
The pores Of the skin when unhealthy,
and which prevent the follicles from
Iexuding an oily substance necessary TO
the natural moisture, beauty and growth
Of the Hair is unequalled.
One free application of,he Hair Gloss
will impart more lasting beauty and
moisture to the hair, than whole bottle
ofthe alcoholic preparations usually sold;
besides in will not soil The fiuest linen.
Persons whose hair is slightly gray, will
find this article to make their hair darker,
and render the gray hairs scarcely per-
ceptible. Mothers will find thispreparl
ion The best they can use to dress chill.
dreu's hair, keeping il nplace, giving it
a most beautiful lustre and causing il 10
grow luxurianily. IL any preparation Of
art can cause the hairto grow, the Span
isb Hair Gloss will do il.
Very liberal discounts made to Drag
gists and those who buy by Wholesale
Address c. P. Fay, Owego, N. Y. Price
25 cents per bottle.
Dealers in Putnam county, Ohio, can
learn terms on enquiry Of the editor of
the Venture, al Kalida, Ohio.
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'ANACT

Authorizing Railroad Companies %
chnnre their gauge, or width Of track,
!. in certain cases.
SEc. |. Be il enacted BY the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That each
Railroad company now existing. or thai
may be hereafter formed in this State,
shall be required ,o.maks evefy railroad
CONSTRUCTED or controlled by said compa,
ny, ofone unifo,m gauge or Width of
track from end to end. And whenever
either Of the roads aforesaid, shall connect
with or cross anv other road or roads. The
companies owning or controlling each
or either Of said roads, may adopt such
uniform gauge or width ofuack as will
enable each Of said companies TO pass
the same cars over each Of sad roads re-
spectiyely. 4 -
Speaker oftbe House Of. Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL.
Presden, Of the Senate.
March IL, 1852.
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In Chancerv.


TOHN Gerhardt Schwartz 10 hereby noli-
81 fed that on the 18th day of February, in
the year, 1852, Frederick Bunte Of the coun-
ty of Hamilton, in the Stale OF Ohio, filed in
the Court of Common Pleas Of the county Of
Putnam. in said State. Bill in Chnncery
against the said John Gerhnrdt Schwartz. the
object and prayer Of which is that he may bs
decreed to complete his contract tor the sale
and conveyance, TO said Frederick Bunte, Of
the north hall Of the north west quarter OF
section number ,hirty-four in township NUM-
ber one north Of range seven east, situated in
said Putnam county, Ohio, containing eighty
acres Of land, made on or about November
s, A. D., 1885. And the said John Gerhard,
Schwartz is notified that unless he appears
and pleads, answers or demurs to said Bill.
within sixty days after the next Term Of
said Court, the said Frederick Bunte at tho
Term next after the expiration Of the said
sixty days will apply to said Court to taks
the matters Of the Bill as confessed and to
decree i. ~ sordinglya
TKENZIE,
Solicitors.
Er@af1
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ii.t.. hs AsU WpFsut
DIR, ROBERTS COMPOUND.
SARSA PARILLAl PILLS.
Al alisrat;pe. Tonic, Dimetic and mid
Cofhartie. ta sisFsp,
Price e5 cents per box. containing 50 fnls.
Each box contains fifty pills, which .nake
l them as cheap aga!u as any other stand
aid pill, and four times cheaper, and
warranted much superior in The cure
OF various diseases, to any Of the Syrup
mixtures sold; besides being a more
convenient and proper form for use.
NHE Astonishing success which has
- attended the use Of DR.. Roberta
Compound Sarspari!la Pills is proof
aboundant and conclusive thai they ale
truly. s~,.
NATURES OWN REMEDIES, q
and that they will cure all curable disea.
ses, quicker and more pleasantly Than
any other medicine ever known. The
Pills are principally an Alternative med.
icina, (lheir basis being the solid extract
Of Sarsaparila, prepared in superior
manner,) but sufficiently ca,bariic 10
gently assist nature, without putging uu.
necessarily, which make them peculiarly
adapted e weak and enfeebled persons,
inyigoraling and Strengthening the body,
purifyin the system, producing new rich
blood and a healthy action ofthe stomach
and liver. e
They are acknowledged By our ables.
physicians to be not only unxceplion-
able, but efficacious in the highest de-
gree, and as a genenl ias
FAMILY MEDICINE U UNEQUALLED
The Compound Sarsaparlla Pills arc
used for the permanent cure Of those
diseases which arise from an impwe state
Of the blood, and morbid secre,lons ofl!.o
liver and siolnach, viz, eryspelas, scro.
fula OF kings evil, ulcers, scald head,
obstinate cutaneous crupiions, bloiches.
hollis, pimples, sore, weak or inh,med
eyes, 6 andular swellings rheumatic atfsc.
tion pains in the bones and joints, dropsy
dyspepsia, asthma, darrlea and dysen.
terry, coughs, colds, consumption when
caused by capillary distractions Of the
lungs in persons Of scro(uous cons,itu.
,ions, inflammation of the lungs, influenza
indigestion, headache, jaundice, fever
aud agne, chill fevers and feveis in gen.
ersl, general and nervous debility, aud
diseases arising from an injudicious use
Of mercury, and whenever medicine is
required to invigornse and purify the
system.
They are parely vegetable compond,
and may be used by persons Of all ages.
They are pleasant to the palate, and
produce no nausea, uneasness or gripping
in their operation. Hundreds of certi.
ica,es could be given of those who have
used them with great benefit. III
We ask no person 10 take our word
as TO The merits Of the medicine, but to
call on the agent and purchase a box,
and if ou>lrial i, does no, give the most
perfect satisfaction, they can return lie
box and receive the money paid for the
same. Purchasers vii! be particular TO-
ask for "Dr. Roberts Compound Sarsa.
parilla Pills." and observe that the green
wrapper on each box has fac simile Of
the signature Of Jos. Roberts, NJ. ID. and
G. P. Fay, and TO purchase none Others.
Letters on the subject ofthe medicine,
must be addressed, post paid, to C. P.
Fay, Owego, Tioga Co., N. Y.
Dealers in Putnam county, Ohio, caR
learn terms on enquiry of the editor of
the Ven,ue. a, Kalida, Ohio.
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rant the jadge may direct; Provided. tha,
in fixing The amour, OF bail, the Judge
admitting 10 the same, shall be governed
10 the amount and qhalily 81 bail required
by The directions Of The court oi common
pleas, in all cases where said court ol
common pleas shall hive made any order
or direction in that behalf. f0l'
SEC. 8. The Judge ofihe court oi
criminal jurisdiction in each county III
this State, whore such cour, is now OF
may hereafie, be established, shall have
concurren, jurisdiction with the probate
Judge Of such county, in all matters
wherein, by this act, jurisdiction is con.
ferred on such probate Judge.
SIC. \. The FIRST, second, third,
fourth and ,wcnlieth sections of the &C;
directing the mode or trial 10 certain
cases, ,NassedMaich seventh, eighteen hun
dred and thirty-one, be, and the same are
hereby repealed.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President of the Senate.
March IL, 1852.
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JUST RECEIVED:

DY Railroad to Findlay, an additional
- assortmen, Of Dry Goods, consisting
of Cloths, Cassimeres, Jeans, 'Fweeds.
of various qualities and colors, etc. etc.
Fauneis, cotton and woollen, very
cheap. ,e le5 laaI
De LANES, Silk, Lustres, etc.
A new lot Of cheap and fancy Prints,
Table Diapers, Drapefy, Silk and Satin
Ves,ings, clc., etc, for sale yerv liz \.
WAl, "a. ] IT,
Kalida. Dec. "a IN
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THE FIRST REFORMERs

ues'Bu W OooiSO So'S'h'"io, 'oP'Sec"''
ing
TIE FIRST REFORMERs
Presenting their Famous Protest at the
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This magnificent composition contains
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The work Exclusive Of margiu) measures
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been relailed al price less Than $3 per
copy. Each impression is accompanied
by an Instructive pictorial key Of refer.
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the history which led to the event, and
the principles conten6ed for.
In connexion with Sanain's Magazine
both works will be furnished on the fol-
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in advance:--
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Blanks for Sale.
on superior paper,

on superior paper,
IL MORTG AGES. from Swan'simprovet
form. by the quire or singly.
DEEDS, OF Warranty, by the quire Of
singly. /,
( QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, also for sale.
JUSTICES RECOGNlZANCES, and
Affidavits for capiases.
a JAMES MACKENZIE
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LANDS FOR SALE.

MARY VlNSON, consori Of Jesse
lvA Vnson, lately deceased, Of Mont
gomery county, Ohio, offers for sale her
lands in Putnam county, viz The north
eas, quarter Of section twenty-four, town
one south range 6 east, containing l6O
acres; also 40 acres adjoining the above
described land, on which is an improve
men, Of some eighteen acres, a log
house, and a wrll Of good water, former.
" owned and occupied by George Klyyer.
For terms enquire, Of The subscriber, one
mile aud hall from Kalida.
EZRA HICKS.
December 81, 1851. 561ac
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CHANCERY NOTICE.
Presenting their Famous Protest at M'
Diet Of Spires, in 1929,

James H. Vail
vs.
c. M. Godfrey, Adj IN CHANCERY.
minisirator Of Luz
cius E. Hawey, ~
deceased, ct. oil. tf
TIME said Charles M. Godfrey, Admins
u traitor Of Lucius E HawIey. deceased.
Curtis Hawley, Amret Hawey, Lydia Har.
rington, and the unknown heirs of Hest er
EMANUEL. will take notice that the said James
II Vail filed on the 10Th day of February,
A. D., 1852. HE petition in the Court OF
Common Pleas. Of Putnam, county, setting
forth affiong other things that the said Lucius
E.HawieNant the 10th day ofMarch Il 849, made
hislpromisspyy note,to said James H. Vail for
Sll5,i7B, md promised to pay the same two
years After the time Of making the same with
interest, and furtherto secure the payment
thereof gave to said James H. Vail a mort.
gage on lnlot No. 80. in the Town Of Kalida.
in said county, conditioned for the payment
Of said promissory note according to the
terms thereof, and the period limited for the
payment Of said Indebtedness having elapsed
and the said note remaining unpai9 saL
prayer Of said petition is that on h
tho case, snid mortgage may bee
that afiaccount be taken, and II
gagged premises sold to pay SAID
TO said James H. VaiL9 n
And the said Defendant
fed tina. unless they app@
or demur 10 said Bill W.
the next Term Of sai
H. Vail at the nsp'
Of said sixty y
take the maH
decree thN
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r KING Glasses-Lsrge and
II 4 small, for saleby 4
WV. & A. J, TAYLOR.
Decemberl8, 1851. $50
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LUTHER & HIS ADHERENTS.

TIE proprielors of Sar,ain's Maga-
zine having purchased the large and hand
some steel plate. carefully engraved in
line and mezzotn', from the celebrated
design by George Caltefmole, represent.
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AN ACT

To repeal the fifty seventh section Of an
act directing The mode Of proceeding
in chancery. passed March fourteenth,
one thousand eight hundred and thirty
one, aud to direct the manner Of, and
terms upon which DEGREES may be
opened 10 causeswhcfe the same have
been rendered against parties without
actual notice.
SEc. l. BE il enacted by the General
Assembly Of the Stale ofOhio, That paf-
lies agaiilst whom decree in chancery
has been rendered, without other notice
than The publication in the newspaper,
as prpvided for in the aci directing The
mode Of proceeding in chancery, NAV, al
any time within Eve years aiier the date
of the decree, have said decree opened,
and be permitted 10 come in and defend,
and have hearing fihe cause, the same
as il no decree had been rendered there.
in; butbefore The decree shall be opened,
The applicant Or applicants shall give
notice il writing lotlle original complain
ant, or his representatives, Of tie ipten-
toG To make such application, and shall
file a full answer to the original bill,
make an affidavit, that during the penden-
cyiof said suit, be or she, as the case may
be, received no actual notice thereof, in
time 10 appear in copr', aud to objec, TO
said decree, and the court before WHICH
such application may be made, shall, be-
fore ordering said decree 10 be opened,
make such order as to The costs, as may
under The circumstances, seem just and
equitable; Provided. that the title of any
real or personal estate, the subject Of the
former decree which by il, or IN conse-
quence gift, shall have passed into the
hands q n bonafde purchaser, shall moi
be affected by any proceedings under
! is act.
SEC. 2. Thatihe fiity-seven.b section
Of the act directing the mode of proceed.
ing in chancesy, passed March fourteenth,
one thousand eight hundred and thirty
one, be, aud the same is hereby repeled.
T a- JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker ofthe House Of. Representatives.
.,, WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President ofthe Senate.
March "a, 1852.
i, William M. Bell, Auditor in and for
Puinam County, Ohio, do hereby certify
Ihat the foregoing laws have been care
July coapared by me, aud are in .accor.
lance with those certified to by the
Secretary of State. tt.
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n, William NJ. Bell, Auditor in and for
Puinam County, Ohio, ,do hereby certify
that the foregoing laws have been care
fully coapared by me, and are in .accor.
dance with Hose certified to by the
Secretary of State. ht
WILLIAM M. BELL. Auditor.
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Review Of the Posilmoulh Market foi
the Week ending April Is, 1854
ESPECIALLY kEroRTED EoR FHE DAIEy piss1Tcn
cohMEhciAL ! MonErARr With ths de-
cline IN the river. ihere has been percep,i-
bic improvement in trade, and at making up
this report there is some activity among The
jobbing houses. The shipments BY canal
boats are large, aseanal navigation is good
to Newark. There is1Do change in money
matters unless that currency is increasing .--
The offtrinss for discount are not as frequent
for last two weeks as heretofore.
The following quotations may be relied on
as embracing the spirit Of our markets.
FLouR GRAIN--The market for -four
and grain is very stationary and prices re-
main as last quoted and unchanged. Flour
s,s5, and Wheat so. The Union Mill is
now in blast. 4a 4
SUGAR 4 MoLAssEs.- We quote sales Of
nolasses at 3lc, and sugar from 81 to 50.
CoFfEE-This article seems to be creeping
up the ladder slowly, sales having been
made at lie at which, the market closes.
BAcoN-Sales of shoulders at 81. Sides
8, hams 10.
WHIsxEY -Rectifed whiskey is held al
Is and l6c., n.
CorroN YARNs--Yarns at Ice.
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8 9 8 8 q
Another Astonishing cure I


E. kalb, highly respectable merchant Of
Nashville, Fairfield co., o., sent US tho follow.
ing voluntary tribute to
"Dr. Wisiar' Bnlsam Of wild Cherrv. !,
RushylIe, Fairfield co., O., April 6, 1851.
Mr.. J. d. Park-Dear SIR: wish 10 state
TO you that my daughter, Amanda, aged six.
teen Years, had, about a year since, very se-
we're attack Of measels which reduced her very
much, and left bcr with racking cough. /
employed all of the physicians within our reach
for the purpose Of removing her cough, but
without success. She appeared 10 be sinking
into decline, with every symptom Of con-
sum tion.
| / then tried DR.. Rogers Liyerwort and Tar,
nut this aggravated her cough, and gave her
symptoms Of still more malirnant charactcr.
was now most seriously alarmed, and il was
with trembling fear that | from day to day, saw
the progress Of that Unsuitable disease consump-
tion. really despaired Of nv daughters 70.
covery. But providentaly y saw the certi6.
cate of Jonathan Cou lson, whose daughter.
Sarah Jane, was cured Of consumption By
'Wistar's Balsaln OF Wild Cherry;' this creat-
ed faint hope that il might help my daugh-
Ter, aud Immediately commenced using Il,
and u almost Instantly gave relief, her health
was improved from the first bottle, aud by ths
use Of two bottles Of 'Wistar's Baisam Of wild
Cherry she was restored operfect health, and
she is not now at all predisposed to cough
will say to all that are afflicted with any
disease tendingt TO con.umption, do not dispaif.g
for DR.. Wi,tar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry will
cure you. If you but try Il. e KALB.
The genuine Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cher
70 has a fac simile Of the signature Of Henry
Wistar, N. D.. Philadelphia, and "Sansord &
Park," on q finely executed steel engraved
wrapper. No other can be genuine.
" Price 81 per bottle---six bottles for IS.
Sold BY J. d. rARK. Cincinnati, O.,
Northeast corner Of Fourth and Walnut sts.--
entrance on Walnut st reet-to whom all or.
ders must be Addressed
], L. Mcvey d Co.. and Shackielord &
Crchton, Portsmouth; Trusdale & Hynes,
Jasper E. Long, jackson; E. B. Pc kius.
Ironton Emmit & Davis, Waverly, j. w.
Dudham, Piketon A. D. Sproat, Chiilico,ue.
Feb. 20, l652-wly n
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Late arrival Of Boots & Shoes.
R. LLOYD & CO..

|H AVE just received an unusually large
l. Land choice assortment Of Boots and sboes
10 which the attention Of the public is respect.
iuliy invited. Bei g well acquainted with the
business, and having most Of our stock man.
n'actured under our own oirections--purcha.
sing as we have, large stock IN one Of Inc
ss oes. una Ikels IN the world-pro6ting by these
ana combination Of like advantages, We feel
confident that we are enabled 10 meet the
wants OF the entire commuuity both in ouali.
" and price. We would say 10 country mer-
chants, furnace proprielors and all Others. that
us we are constantly receiving additions, there
oy keepingour stock full and complete, W.
can give as good bargains as can be Obtained IN
any western market; and all who will favor
us win can VIII receive cordial welcome,
and we will take pleasure in showing onI
goods that you may have a practical ccnyic
ton Of our statement.
April /. r
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81 We lvprn that our German fellow citizens
are justly indignant at the passage Of the
resolution through the Senate, giving all the
arms belonging 10 Ohio, 10 Kasslth. Not
that they do not sympathise with Hungary,
but that they do not like the looks of the
Thing in taking all the arms from our people,
They say it was SO in the old country; FIRST
the rulers took away the arms from The peo-
plesand then they took their Liberties away,
They are determined not to submit. Q. >.
Journal. X. II eA ~. Y ~.
And the Journal seems determined the
arms and liberties of the oppressed Europe
Iapsshall be kept from them forever. The
Ii2ignatiotof Of which the Journalspcakss We
venture 10 say, is only lit.ls more Of tho,
Iselsp.tfap and hnmbue. seAinst whichii
cautioned its whiy brethren scmetimessc