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NOTICE

is hereby given that petition will be pre-.
i. sented to the Commissioners Of Putnam
County, Ohio, at their next March Session,
asking said Commissioners to review and
alter tho State road leading from Kalida to
Msdary, SO as to bring said road on the town.
ship line, between the townships of Liberty
and North Greensburgh, from the so called
Prairie Of John Neal to the south west corner
OF section seven in said Liberty township,
or until said road intersects the State road
from the late jacob Sigler's to Defiance.
January Is, 1852. 564
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Fremont's Exploring Expedition
through Oregon and California. ] 2!
The Life Of General Andrew jack
son; by ]. s. jenkins. Steel Por-
trait. 2.
Lives of James Madison and James
Monroe; by J, @. Adams. With
Portraits. ] 2:
Young's Science Of Government,
New and improved edition, en-.
larged. l 2.
Oregon; lis History Condition and
Prospects. BY Rev. Gustavus
Hines. 487 PIP. l2mo. with Por-
trait. q:
The Silves Cup Of Sparkling Drops
from many Fountains. Dedica.
ted to the friends Of Temper
ance the world over. By Miss
Porter. | Ol
Thrilling Adventures by Land and
Sea-; Jas. 0. Brayman. 500
l2mo peges, illustrated. l 81
Dean .,wili's Works. Illustrated
etaltien, containing Gullivef's
Travels, Tale Of a Tub, Battle Of
the Books, &c. ] s.
Popular Biography; by Peter Par.
ley. 500 PIP. ! 5
Youatrs Far:iery; being the mos,
important parts Of "Youait on
the Horse" American;zed and
simplifed by H. 8. Rondail, with
60 wood and steel englayings.
Large l2mo. lis
History Of the War with Mexico;
by J. s. Jenkins. Illustrated
with 25 steel and wood enqra-
wings. Large l2mo. Is
Wild Scenes Of a Hunters Life, !.
I. and Remarkable Adventures. Is
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LOOK TO YOUR
RIGHTS AND INTERESTS,
AND NOT pAraleH PRICES FOR GOODS WHEN
COULTER g. MARBLE

A RE selling as low as ever. II is not
"A necessary here to go into lengthy details,
as il is an established fact. and known to
every one who has purchased goods OF US,
,hat we are selling lower than was ever be-
fore sold in this county. Haviag come to
the conclusion that farmers could not afford
to pay as high as heretofore, and sell grain at
such ruinous rates, we thought we would
help them as far as lay in our power by put
ting goods down so us barely TO hold our own.
Our stock is we'll selected one, land con-
~ ~
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PLANK ROAD NOTICE.

YyHE annual election Of the Directors Of
j. the Findlay, Gllbca, and Defiance Plank
Road Company, will be held at the Cabinet
Shop Of John M. Palmer, in the town Of
Medary, in Putnam county, Ohio, on
Saturday, the TIL day of February, A. D.,
1852,
At 4 o'clock, P. NJ, Of said day. A full at
tendance Of the Stockholders is requested
JOHN M. PALMER, President.
January 9th, 1852. 563
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EXTRA INDUcEMENT .--On receipt ol
the cash, we will forward by Mail oI
Express, Books ordered from the follow
ing list. on the above terms, and free oi
expense! So now is Inc time for those re-
siding in distant parts Of the country,
who are not in the vicinity Of book.
store, to purchase their books at greatly
reduced prices.
List of Books, with Booksellers prices
attached.
Doyles Ready Reckoner; new and
improved edition, from new
plates. 25
Young Lady's Gift. SO
Jays Family Prayer. 30
Dodridge's Rise and Progress. SO
Baxter's Saints Rest. SO
Robbins Produce Reekvner; shoiw-
ing the value Of different kinds Of
Grain, by the pound or bushel.
l2mo. rs
The Young Mans Book. rs
c Chamber'sTreasury Of Knowledge. ] 90
Lamartine's History Of the French
Revolution Of 1913; with steel
portrait. ! 90
Fowler's Phrenology; Proved, IL
lusifated, and Applied. With
cuts. O0l
Combe's Constitution Of Man. 100
Moore's Lalla Rookh. A beautiful
edition. Steele plate. ! 0O|
A Gift Book for Young Ladies;
by DR.. A!cott. With plate. ] 00j
A Gift Book for Young men; by
DR.. Alcon. With plate. 100
Fox's Book Of Martyrs. 25
Lives Of the Wesleys. l25
Pilgrims Progress; with Notes and
Life of the Author. With plates. / 25
Life o. Christ and his Apostles;
by Rev. John Fleetwood, ID. d. / 25
Life of DR.. Judson, the head Of
the Missionary Enterprise; by ].
Clement. 400 PIP. with Portrait ] 25
Lives OF the three Mrs. Judsons;
same as above with three Por-
traits. 4OU pp. 20
Life and Essays OF DR.. franklin.
With Portrait. ] 25
The Life Of John Quincy Adams;
by Wm., H. Seward, ] 2&
The American Fruit Culturisi; by
John J. Thomas. ] 25
Headley'y Women Of the Bible. LIS
HeadIey's Napoleon and his Mar
shsls. illustrated. l25
The Life of Empress Josephine,
first wife, of Napoleon; by P. G.
Headley. With steel portrait. ] 25
Indian Captivities; or, Life in the
Wigwam; by Samuel G. Drake. ] 25
The Missionary Offering dedicated
10 Dr.. Judsou. ] 25
The Life General Zachary Taylor;
by H, Montgomery. | 25
Life Of Gen. Scott; by Mansfield. ! Is
The Generals of the Last War
with Great Bri,aini by John 8.
jenkins. ! Is
Popular Poets. l2mo, neat cloth,
with Portraits.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that there will be pet.
Il ton presented to the Commissioners Of
Putnam County. Ohio, at thei. next Session,
praying the grant and location Of o county
Toad, TO commence at tho north west corner
of section thirty-one in town two north range
five east and run east on said section line
until it intersects the Defiance and Ottowa
pike in town two north range six east.
January 20, 1852. SOS
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undet.
lN signed was by the Court of Common
Pleas, Of Putnam county. Ohio, on the 18th
day Of December, 1851, appointed and has
duly qualified as Administrator Of the estate
Of John Kelar, late Of said county. deceased.
ROBERT DOUGLASS.
January %. 1852 565
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Another Scientific Wonder!

An0tHer SctentiFc W0HueT:
PEPSIN, an Artificial Digestive Fluid,
or Gastric Jdice!--a great Dyspepsia
Curer, prepared from Rennei, or the
fourth Stomach of the OK, aftet direc-
sions Of Baron Liehig, the great Physiol-
oeical Chemist, by J. s. Houghion, NJ.
D., No. IL North Eighth Street, Phla.
delphla, Pa. This is a truly wonderful
remedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaun.
dice, Liver Complaint, Consumption, and
Debility. curing after Natures own me-
,hod, by Natures own agent, the Gastric
Juice. See advertisement in another
column.
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Insanity is said TO exist TO fearful ex-
tent in California. The editor Of the
Courier thinks there have no, been less
than four hundred cases in San Francisco
since the settlement Of The place. Exci'
lament, disappointment, privation gamb.
Iing,sud dissipation, are doing their work.
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Tie amount Of exports from Cleveland,
during ,he year 1851, was $9,sl7,s97,.
~; total voial value ofimports, $685.
s57 90. The number Of vessels owned
IN the district Of Cuyahoga is put down
al lO9. 10. S. Journal.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

A r my instance an attachment was
"A this day issued from the office Of
John Deffenbaugh, ESQ.,, a Justice of the
Peace Of Sugaicreek township, Putnam
county, Ohio, against the goods and chat
tells of Elias Swallow, an absconding
debtor. WILLIAM OARD.
December 81, 1851. $50
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Noble Deeds ofAmericnn Women;
or examples Of Female CuursRe

4
Noble Deeds Of American Women;
or examples Of Female Coursge
and virtue. | vol with Ponssil. so
Dating Deeds Of American He
roes;by Jas. 0. Brayman. 500
l2mo pages, illustrated. SO
United States Exploring Expedi-
tion. 2 80
Antiquities Of The State or New
York and the West. l6 liiho-
graphic plates, 80 Wood cuts.
BY Hon. E. G. Squier $50
Schoocarii's American Indians.
Their History and Condition.
New edition, enlafged, with
plates. 2 so
*Library Of Natural History. IyoI.
royal octave, with 400 engts-
wings. Compiled from the works
Of writer's ON Natural History. 2 so
*Murry's Pictorial History Of the
United States, 500 pp. 8 vo.
Numerous engravings. $50
*Byron's Works, in one volome.
Svo., including all his suppressed
and attributed poems, with g
beautiful engravings. 3 SO
*Shakspeore's Complete Works, in
one royal, Svo. volume. 3 so
"Roilin's Ancient History, 2 vol
umes. ss A 90
*Cyclopedia of Useful and Enter.
/, tanning Knowledge; forming a
complete Library Of FAMILY In
formation, &C., g.. BY W. w.
Murray. Esq, Embellished with
$50 Eugravings. vol. royal
octave. 500
sColmnn's European Agriculture
and Rural Economy. Embellish-
ed With sixty eugravings Eom
wook and steel. Sheep or
cloth. 500
Books marked with star, thus (*) are
not maiiable, we will, however, send then,
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lar TO give their full address, Town,
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same retained. 4.f
No books kept or sold By us Of an im-
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Books: 10 whom LARGER DIscoUsTs will
be given. as
AHorders should be addressed Post
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GUGARs = The subscribers have several
- lots Of FIRST rate Sugars, New Orleans,
and Tea and Coffee crush Loaf Sugars, very
cheap,at WM. & A. ]. TAytoR's.
December, 1851. $50
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BOOKS FROM CSC. TO SIS EACH
oFFERED AT REDUCED rRICEs.

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6TThe new pos,sge law, which took
effect, July /, 1851, permits US TO send
Bound Volumes, weighing not over Two
pounds, by Mail. This IN great event,
and the reading community have cause
for selfcongraiula,ion.
The discount on The annexed List
will be twenty per cent. viz:
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CHANCERY NOTICE.


under the firm Of Baldwin, t@
! Dibble & Work; ~ tadAssry.
John M j. Palmer and others a.as
NLARK, Work. 4 Co., George Washington. ana
~ Sampson and Andrews are hereby nofi6ea thss
on the 18th day of December. IeSl BSIdw win Dibbls
and Work, OF the city OF New York, filed IN ths
court Of Common Pleas. Of the County OF Putnam.
and state Of Ohio bill in chancery against the sajd
John NJ. Palmer. Ellen Palmer his wife. William
Irevitt, Christian Huber, Clark. Work G. Co., Robert
Mctlvnlnc, George Washington, SAMPSON and, An.
drews. Samuel Medary and John W. Waters tho
object and pruyer Of which bill is to foreclose GER
tain Mortgage, executed by John NJ Palmer and wits
TO said complaiaants, daiei June 5th, 1896 on the
north west quarter section 4, also the south esst
quarter section 5, also one undivided fourth part or
the south half OF section In town north ransc
7lE) on which ID situate a Steam Saw and Grist
MIL, &C., the prayer OF which bill Is to snbJect said
premises to SALE and the proceeds thereof TO be M.
piled TO the payment of the several liens thereon.
according TO the rights Of the respective parties -
And the snid Clark, Work & Coz, George washing.
tom Sampson and Apdews are further notified unless
they appear and plead answer or demur 10 the snid
hill within sixty daysaftcr the next term Of said
Court, the said compIinants at the term next amer
the expiration Of said siaty days win apply TO said
Court 10 take the matter OF The bill as confessed
agninst them and to decree thereon accordingly.
O'NEAL e. WHITLEY.
Solicitors for Compluinants.
December 10, 1851. s59-f
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II KING GIasses-Large and
IL small, for saleby
WIN. q A. J, TAYLOR.
Decemberi8, 1851. $50
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NOTICE

Ts hereby given that the Subscriber was at the
L Ocfobcr Term, OF the Court Of Common Pleas. Of
Putnam County, Ohio. appointed and duly qualified
Administrator q the Estate Of Thomas shehan. late
ofsaid county. deceased.
December 10, 1851. $50
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FUND COMMISSIONERS s. OFFICE,

FUND C0MMTSSIONERSO OFFICE [
KALIDA, Putnam County, o., January "a, 1881
We the undersigned Fund Commissioners In and
Yor Putnam County, Ohio, do hereby certify that the
foregoing report Is fun and correct statement OF the
condition Of the Surplus Revenue Fund In said
County.
Given under our hands officially the day and year
aforesaid.
5sS 8. SUTTON, Treasurer run" "" y
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ID EADT. Made Clothing - Over
h coats, Vests, Cloaks Pantaloons. of the
best qnality, at TAYLoRs', Kalida, o.
December. 1851. $50
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SyEW ST@@!Rs

TIME subscribers are just receiving and
Il opening AT THEIR SToBE. on the corner
Of Main and Broad streets, in KaIda, a large
and SPLENDID assortment of
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A Superior lot of Tobacco or
IN various kinds. Very cheap. Leaf, Cav
endish and Plug. A lot Of very excellent
Tobacco for l2a cents per 10. for sale at tha
TAyLoR SroRE- -Kalids-
December %, 1851. $50
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SALT-By the Dbl, ..
~ COULTER & MARBLE.
December, 1851, IS.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-01-30

ENIRE INSURANCE CFFICE
= the Office Of the K.alida Venture.
August, 1851.
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NEW Orleans MOlasses-For sale
IN by WIN. & A. ]. TAYLOR.
December 10, 1851. $50
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The weather.

STATE or THERMOMETER FOR prcEMBER. 1851.
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- u ~ ~ ~ 0yDH4seesx 8
Q1AU11DuL IT, = Ell Auxy L.
- EA1M kA&m TWO nILEo WK1I q
MCHnQMp. F0k aALe ~ AUCTION hi ~
qneSeuf - iru1oss / "a N = Sshlle sScl1x q
- rrsnisnsee 1nse1a - y ~ = Angnsa
ieses eoeeepg = e1eloek ~ Doet henpfla
I'D attr1etivs Tafn[ ntW = ~ oecuo6ney q 81
0reEusy. ls eoo1fns 10 oefps q kaA - -
aeoat tuo miBes Wea6 kieADund. n suil =
red cley, and = beAevea q Be sqeaf - any = -
neigt60sk00d. Ths mprovs9can erosfs( q =
elegant 0Us1ie celtsgs, nswly hut I eoasninins =
roous, 1nished h uodern end han1some c5vIr.
win porticos exf1~ding ssonEd he rreaesr -
don Of the dwelling. Besides he handacnse av<R.
ina. there osher bui dnes upos ihe ploes, (suI
able for IL sseommodet;oh,J sch = HaFn, s1sbie
carriage house, servant housea -, &c.
After the sale Of tie Farm, (of which due uokIoo
VIII be given.) the glowing CSups wi1 be sol1.-
Also, the household Furniture, s4nck Of Horuea
Cows. Farming impaemsnfs, kc-
In the mcanume, that Il, before The sale st 80.
uon, the Farm may be purchased II private sals,
together with every thing upon !. and IN arrange.
ment made 70 hire The Negroes Tor tbs balance q
the year.
TxaHs.-As 10 the terms Of prmert they esa -
msde verv accommodating, upon the payment Of .
o0eiourth or one third 81 the purchase money b
49,, me remainder remain for period I'll lvo
yssn.tne interest being paid half yearly, and the
principal properly secured.
.nssttn deslroas purchasing the place arc ~
u 29-dtds - ~ fsumr,rx
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P,rTsRuRG, July 3l.-Considerable sensa-
,ion has been created in this city during the
past three days, owing to the investig alton OF
a charge of very serious nature agains,
Lieut.. VIM. Chaplin. United States Navy
An orphan girl, aged l6. named. Hannah Walk.
er. who had been raised in his family, few
days before her death, made charge agains,
Lieut.. Chaplin of having violated her; the
matter has been undergoing the closes, inves.
tgaton, and yesterday resulted in the tri.
umpnsnt ,cquittal OF the Lieutenant, who
was Immediately released from the heavy bail
under which he bad been placed.
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AOIE & GRAY, APOTHECAklE5 AMI
"A DRUGGISTS, Ne. 147 Main street,
Richmond, W., have now on hand and offer for
SALE upon the best terms, for cash. on the usual
credit 10 res ponsbe Dealers large and varied as
sortment Of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Glass
Dye Stuffs, &C., consisting IN part Of
ECO lbs superior Indigo
1000 lbs Madden
2000 lbs Extract of Logwood
so kegs super Carbonate OF Seca
80 bbls EPSON Salts
10 kbls Alum
bbls refined Camphor
80 bbls Clipped lockwood
Is bbls Redwood and Camwood
20 bbls Venitian Red and Spanish Brown
1000 lbs Glue american, irish and Swiss
500 boxes Window Gass-French ana AMef'
40 boxes prime CASTLE Soap
80 boxes starch
$500 gallons Linseed OH
1000 gallons Lamp Oh
$50 baskets Sweet On
10000 lbs White Lead
1900 lbs Red Lead and LithsTge
II bbls Varnishes
1900 lbs Gum Arabic
90 bb,s Blakes Fire and Weather Proof Paint
q bbIs prime Castor on
al bbIs Spirits Of Turpentine
ON mo Ciaars-Havana and Principe
l25 dozen infalhble Yeast Powders
/ cask Mace; case Nutmegs
Together with Ginger, Alspice, Cloves, Pepper,
Cream OF Tartar, Flowers Of sulphur, Copperas,
Braxilletto, Nicaragua Wood.
The usual assortment OF Patent Medicines, large
variety OF Fancy Articles. and carefully selected
Eset &c grit xa6's'aef
NH is ADIE s. GRAY. No 147 Main It.
DARGAINs IN DRY GOODs.--As the
ID season is advancing, viii eel Cd the remainder
of my stick Of Dry GOODS At very low prices
among which are ssne very desirable Drcss Goods
Hosiery, Laces. Ribbons. Linens. Dsmssks, Tim
ruings domestic Goods, &c. &c,
WM- ]. SWORDS,
jy q No rs Broad street.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
F-o,.;.oeies Of tke Rasds,

The examination Of the Brothers Rand was
.on,;pued at Portsmouth on Saturday. John
. Temple, Henry Gardner, Mrs. Sarah
chamberlain, Daniel johnson, Mercy Nosey
nd Joseph NJ. Miles were sworn, and testified
in substance TO the same facts elected before
che Mayor in this city. The court then ad.
inurned Till Monday.
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MULES Ann 1.01S..
.. AND HARNESS. AIN - 81: WAGONe
ii ~ At AuCTIOE-Wi g "a t = OF
MiiI IF AZ M ,n p; :. 4 O'clock n Il he ssss,
mile West Of the termination Of sSe ps. half
- valuable young Mules, Of larre si.e ,.s aoed,
en, ana from four TO fse years GA. ~. osoe-
Wnoie such lot - = seldom offered in ~ W
Also TWO very good Horses and the yunnipr 80
OF tnree Wagons, and several sets of Harnes.e. -
Ter which, win be sold about 600 feet Of Lumhsr
OF varou: kinds and qualities say 10000 feet 81 "A
!, In Plank; 5000 feet ID quality do. 10 O00 fsss
eood Oak Plank, for fencing; 5000 feet nv (
scanning, 10 to Is fee, long lot 4 by do; loi
u;aI euee fisnk DO Bedstead timber. and lot Of
nickory, sawed. Tor Axletrees
IERMs-For the Mules and Horses. four month.
credit Tor approved negotiable paper; for the Lum
per, under S20. cash that amount and over. fou,
"ontns credit for approved negotiable papers.
au 2-otds JAMES N. TAYLOR, Auct
FOURTEEN BUILDING LOTS IN
UNION HILL AT AUCTION-Will be sold
, On NEsDAY, the 4th August At 4 o'clock. NJ
upon the premises respectively. fourteen Buildins
LUIS, situated on Union Hill, near Asbury Chane
three OF them front on 18th street. at lie iptersec
lon with street; five on o. at its intersection viii
18th street, being within the enclosure of Iohr
Watsins, Esq; one on Vensble, nesr x7th street
and hve on 9th, at its intersection with street
inese LOIS are all OF good size, and lie well fl
building purposes.
TERMS made to suit purchasers.
AS re above sale Is peremptory, persons ma,
attend with the assurance that every lot offere;
will positively be sold,
After the above will be s,ld Lot of Ground
fronting about 26 feet Short street near the res
ldence OF Dr. Strecker, aHd running back 1872 feet
being one OF the prettiest building lots now to b
had in that very improving part of the city.
TAMr, n ,r.y,on
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SINGULAR MODE OF SuIcIpE.-In Waldo
boro,' Me-, one day last week, a Mr.. William
Benner, trader. committed suicide in novel
way. Early in the morning he repaired to his
store and sat down on his counter immediate
" over an open keg of gunpowder, into
which he threw bunch OF iig hted matches,
and the instant result was an explosion, which
shattered the building 10 atoms. MIR. Benner
was taken from the ruins shockingly burnt
and mutilated, and lived only about four
hours.
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Further off Henry Clay Disaster.

Nyw YoRK July 3l.-Among the bodies re-
ooxered from the wreck of the Henry Clay is
,hst of Mrs. Hill who was in company with
Mr.. Speed. An old North River fireman states
hat the construction ofthe engines OF the Clay
was SO detective that the greatest danger ex :
listed every time the fires were raked, and he
hsd known her to take FIRE during this opera.
,;on ON 3 or 4 occasions. So far 60 dead bodies
have been found, and 81 are known to be MISS
;ng. making total loss OF so lives.
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NEW LAW.-No rs Braitnwaits's Retrospect
IN Of Practical N. dicinc and SuTgery-&l
The Upper Ten Thousand, sketches Vi American
Society, Dy C Astor Bristed-50 cents
Vol English Law and Equity Repofts-e2
No 20 London Labor and London Poor--l2 cts
second supply Dickens Bleak House. Nos
Abbofts Mother at Home, new edition, improved
and enisrged-piates, 90 cents
Abbotts Marco Paui's Travels, Forests OF Miami,
and Adventures in vermonI-50 cents
July No North American heyiew received, wifh
other new Books, by -
iy ~ j. w. KANJOLFd.
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Cholera at Buffalo.

New York, August 1.-The Cholera broke
on, at Buffalo esierday, causing great alarm
and driving many persons out OF the city. A
gentleman, wife, two children and clerk al
died in the course of few hours.
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sTkATTON,s OFFICE.

Drawn Nos Delaware, No so, July 81:
80 n Is 3 l6 70 43 81 Is so 6 81 Sc
Half Nos ls 81 72, Prize of 5000 sold and paid
ny STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No 81, August2:
AZ SO 81 IL 3 SO SO IS 81 81 60 So ID
For To. Day-Deaware Extra, No "a. Capital:
$4,000 Tickets 81.
Also, Delaware No 50 Capital: $4,000. Tickets
90. su3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-03

NORTH CARoLIsA.-r The elections in North
Carolina, for Governor, members of the Legis-
ture and county officers, take place next
Thursday, the 5th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-03

LANDER r,S OFFICE.
18th Street, under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, Extra So July 81:
66 SO 81 16 % 20 81 80 80 3 So
Drawn Nos Delaware, Glass SO, July 81:
80 II IL l6 ~ 43 81 65 SO 3is6
For TO.Day.-Tne Delaware State Lottery.
Glass No. 2-Captals: SIS, GOO, II 200, 5000 5000,
25Cs, 10 OF 1000, &c. 78 numbers IA drawn -
Tickets SIS. au2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-03

The Wreck Or the Henry clay.
New York, August2.
No more bodies have been recovered from
Of the Inflated Clay, to. day. Tits believed that
Geo. Bell Of Alexandra, with his wife and
sister.iu.law and two children, were among
those who persisted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-03

MANAGERS OFFICE,
r. FRANCE IL CO.,
Successors to F. Morris & Coz
For This Day.-Csptals: Sl7,7l6, $500, $500,
10 OF l00O &c. 78 numbers, 16 drawn Ii ;kets
IS
Also the Dollar Lot cry. Capital, S5O0o 900, &c.
Drawn Nos of Grand Dsoldated, Glass r.
81 SO 35 ls IL 66 80 IL IA SO 20 7.
aus C. w. PURCELL