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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-22
Death of Gen. White.

GREENLrEF WHITE. Esq. Adjutant General
of this State, died suddenly at Augusta, on
Saturday morning last. He was taken Friday
morning, while in his Office, in fit of delirium,
and was carried into the Kennebec House, OPP
posite. His disease assumed the character of
congestion of the brain Of such severity as TO
be entirely beyond the reach Of remedies. He
was man of active business habits, enterprise,
and political inAu ence, having filled several re-
sponsible offices of the State. His funeral took
place on Sunday last. 1t is estimated that
near four thousand persons attended and wit
messed the funeral ceremonies. The process
sion was nearly half mile in length. The
body was inferred with Masonic honors. The
procession was headed blythe Augusta Band of
music, and followed by a long line of carriages.
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following letter was found among the others
read at the celebration of the Democracy of
New York, at Tammany Hall, on the 5th in.
slant
From Mrs. Mary E. Woodbury., of'N II.
--.-. Antrim, ". H., June Is, 1852.
Dear Sir-Your invitation extended to nv
husband to unite with you IN celebrating the
nations birthday, reached me this evening.
But alas! it came too late for him 10 respond
to it. His death occurred one week prior TO
thai of his cousin, the Hon. Levi Woodbury.
OF Portsmouth, N. ii. Could he speak his
sentiments TO you on The occasion, they
would respond 10 yours--"NVe are united: we
are one and Indivsibe." As his representa-
tive, do not hesitate to declare them. His
heart and soul were with the democratic
party i'll all its purity, 'Union and loye of
country" was his motto. The recent nomi-
nations of tie Baltimore convention would
have met with his highest approval. MIR.
Pierce has ever been warm personal friend
OF his, and could he be permitted TO offer Il
sentiment on This occasion, II would he "our
own Franklin Pierce" With the highest re-
spect, have The honor TO be your obedent
servant, gl.a .N7. tA#
MARY E. WOODBURY."
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SAMUEL p. BENSON, of Winthrop. has BEEN
elected President Of The Androscoggin & Ken.
Railroad Co. 100
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given, that the LEGAL
" pumber of the qualified voters of the
Town of Gilboa, in, Blanchard township
Putnam county. Ohio, have presented theil
petition to the Commissioners Of said county,
praying for an order allowing said town tc
be incorporated and known by the name Of
"Gilboa incorporation, with the following
boundry Recommending at a Hickory tree
on the north bank of the Blanchard fork Of
the Auglaize River at the south east corner
of james French's lot--thence due north TO
the south line of the south west quarter of
section twenty three Town one north range
eight east-thence west to the north west
corner of Henry Wings lot--thence south
along the west line OF Simon Frantz's addi-
ton to Gilboa to the south west corner Of
William r. Sherreard's lot.-thence west
along the north side of the free turnpike un-
til opposite the north west corner oil Samuel
Oram's fot--thence south along the west line
of said Oram's lot to the Blanchard river
thence east along said river to large Elm
tree near the corner of Milton G. Ewing's lot
thence north twenty feet--thence east
eighteen rods to the section line between
section 26 and % town onD north range eight
east-thence south along said section line to
the Blanchard river-thence east along said
river to the place oc beginning. That said
petition will be for hearing at the Auditors
Office in Kali1a, on the 23d day of December,
A. D., 1859.
WILLIAM MCCLURE,
T. II. B. HIPKINS,
Agents for said Petitioners.
Gilboa November TO- 1882 COG
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Groceries, Drugs, Oils, Paints, &c.

We have very large lot of Groceries. splendid
article of Coffee for a shilling Sugars, ut cts cts,
l2 cts &c. Teas at from so cents to ST. Tobacco,
Daniels. Mason's and James Rver.leat, mt various
prices. Salt, Pepper, Ginger, Gloves. Nutmegs Raj.
sins, Cinnamon, Starch. Mustard Shot, Powder and
Lead. Syrup MoIasses, Whiskey, Oils, White Lead
Paints &C.. &c.
We have large stock of Goods on hand of every
kind, of first quality, and determined not to be
undersold by any body, either in this country else
where We don't intend TO do a credit business but
sell for cash trade, and consequently can afford to
sell low.
Cash and Trade for Wheat and FAIRS.
We take Oats and Corn, Hides, Feathers, Beeswnx,
Butter Eggs, Wool Pork, Beans, Ashes Black Salts,
or anything else that we can dispose of, in payment
for Goods, at cash prices NIedary, Oct, l3, 1852.
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NToTICE is hereby given 70 Mahala Critics
/ Y that her husband, John Critcs,has filed his
petition in the Clerks Office of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Putnam County, Ohio, the
prayer of which soid Petition is that the said
John Critics be divorced from her the said Ma
hala Critics. Cause set forth on which said dl.
vorce is prayed for; Adultery with divers per-
sons ib said petition named. The said Mahala
Critics will hereby take notice that the said
petition fo- divorce will be for herring nt the
nextterm of the said Court of Common Pleas,
Of said County.
BY JAMES MACKENZIE, Sol'r. {.
Nov. 8, 1852.
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NOTICE
Nov. l6, 1859.

hereby given that there will be petI.
Il ton presented to the Commissioners Of
Putnam county, n, their December Session,
praying for the location of county road,
commencing at stake set at IN angle south
east Of Luke HethcoaIs Land in a county
road leading from Gilboa to Bell & Dixon's
Mill-thence north to the center line OF Sec
tion 3 town one north range eight east
thence east on the center line of section II,
10 and Is TO where the road running from
Gilboa to Defiance crosses said line, or so far
on said line as moy be deemed necessary, for
which favors your petitioners will ever pray6
November Q, 1852. 60.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

Ths s',': y. : 0'''| EXECUTION
Wills Tharp. !.
10y virtue of an execution to me directed
Id from the Court of common pleas Of
Putnam county, Ohio, | will offer for sale az
the door of the court house in Kalida, Put
nam county, Ohio, on M Tfe9 Il
Thursday, the 18th day Of December,
A. ID. 1852,
Between The hours Of ten o'clock, n. m. and
lour O'clock, p. M. Of said day, the following
chattes, to wit: aB
One Bay Mare.
Taken in execution as the property Of
Wills Tharp to satisfy decree in favor OF
the State of Ohio.
JOHN B. FRUCHEY, Sheriff. !.
SFsRIrF's OFFICE. ~
Kalida. Putnam Co, O, Nov /, 1859.
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or Presidential news huciuates.--
Scot, has probably foul States, as we be-
fore published, Vermont, Massachusetts,
Kentucky, and Tennessee, and these by
small maioriiies. We shall no, give
returns until they are exact. The great
result is unquesiionable; the details are
a matter Of curiosity only for which lime
may be allowed. sae
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or We call attention 10 the advertise.
ment Of Huyck & Baker Of their Store
Of Goods at Medary. Wa have little
doubt tha, they will be found to cffer one
of the best and cheapest stocks Of goods
n the country.
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:" IOIHI'''''' ''''''''''''''"''"SO,~ ,~IS
|, will be seen tina, the democratic ma
jority in eighteen Of the principle cities of
The Union is rising of $4,000. The
Democracy have also carried Charleston,
Mobile, Savannah and other southern cities
by large majori,ies. The great cen,crs
of trade have all repudated Gen. Scott,
and the narrow and illiberal principles by
which he would have been governed in
tie event Of his eleotion. ll''b-y zsss-. all
o libAIal commercial policy.
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Gan Abolitionisi was ogged few nights
since, in Terre Haute, while he was
making a speech in the court house !.
The eggs cameso thick and fast tba, the
Hon geD,lemun was compelled to retreat
TO bis room under calling Sire in the
.reaig"--Cin. Eng.
The rowdies of Tere Ilaute are sen.
sible fellows. They consider tha; Slave
ry, being rotten affair,is only 10 be
defended by rotten eggs, and that it is
entirely beyond the power OF sound
reason 10 sustain it. 4.lo c8 'giT
RA1LRoAD CoNvENTIoN.-By the pro
ceedings III to-day's paper the reader will
learn that Convention Of gentlemen
Interested in diferon, location, in part
al the line oS ihe Dayton and Michigan
road from that heretofore proposed, was
held in this City on Friday last The
Convention was gotten mp by gentlemen
in Allen, Auglaze, and Pmnam coun
lies, we believe, but was heartily CO
operated in by gentlemen in Montgo
merry, Butler, and Hamilton counties. So
far as we know our people had nothing
10 do in getting il up, bnl Of course thel
participated in its proceedings. as they
are equally interested with their brell'rer
north and south in the construction of I
road passing through Piqua. Such
road they must and will have, sooner Q
later.
There is a strong interest at work il
favor of The line referred TO in the com
munication and Convention Proceeding
published to-day, Which, we feel assured
will result in something good Piqu
Register.
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CoNy1cT SHor.--In the Penitentiary,
a. Columbus, on Tuesday, a negro was
shot for attempting to take the life ofone
Of the guards with long bowie-knfe,
The guard put two balls through the body
OF the prisoner He is not expected to
live.
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Annual Meeting OF the school Exam
liners OF Putnam County.

Annual Meeting OF the SchO0I EXam~
liners of Putnam County.
The Examiners present we're H. J.
Bebmer. Samuel P. Weaver, and James
Mackenzie. They organized by ap-
pointing SAMUEL P. WEAVER, Chair.
man Of the Board, and JAMES MACKENZIE,
Clerk.
The Board directed the Clerk to pro-
cure the publication Of the following pro
ceedings, among other proceedings had,
BY said Board: 4.
Ordered, That the following books be
recommended 10 the Schools in this
County, for use, to wits
Wsbater's Ecleciric Spelling Book;
McGufey's Series Of Eclectic Read
0IS;
Rays & Adams Ariihmetics,
MiicheIl's School Biographies;
Smiths & Browns Gr'mmars;
Olmsied's Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry;
Davies Elementary Algebra;
Hales History Of the United States;
Whelpley's Compend Of Universal
History.
Webster's School Dictionary.
tits also recommended TO Directors Of
Schools 10 procure setts Of engraved
writing.copies and have the copies
attached 10 pasteboard and retained IN
the school as IFS property 10 secure
uniformity in The system Of penmansbip
taught under the supervision Of different
teachers. 3 @
Ordered, That it be recommended to
the various School District of tho County
10 avail themselves Of the law passed
authorizing Districts to levy tax 10 pur-
chase School District Libraries and
School apparatus, passed
1856 5@ 1oaa6n l-F
Ia Ordered, That the Board will not
re-appoint any Deputy Examiner; as in
their judgment, system, uniformity, con-
cert, and efficiency are lessened by the
enlargement, of The number Of Exeminers,
And that Ger iicates hereafter will not be
valid unless given by the Board or q
member thereof.
Ordered, That the Board meet for the
public examination Of Teachers on the
Cd Monday Of April, A. D. 1853, al
Kalida; and on the first Saturday in
October, A. D. 1853, in Gilboa.
Among the By-laws is the following
Every candidate shall, previous 10 bis
examination exhibit 10 the Board certl.
fica,e signed by q, least one respectable
citizen, that such person is Of good mora!
character, and no candidate shall be
examined who shall fail to produce sucf
certificate. A1e
SAMUEL P. WEAVER, Cb'n.
JAMES MACKENZIE, Clerk.
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THE REsULT-AND a GOOD oNE.

The force of running military chief.
tains is ended Horace Greedy threaten
ed that tho whig party would take mp
officers OF ,he army. and run,hem against
and beat The democrats one after
another! The second trial at that game
has blocked il, and now they discover
when too late, where they have missed IT,
The American people are gratefnl, iol
the services such men have rendered The
country, bu, il is too much to ask them tc
sacrifice their favorite Statesmen at the
shrines OF military men. The sentiment
was fas, gqining ground that the arq,
was the only road 10 power, and il only
needed to verify that belief by events e
sink our country into mere military des
potism. Soon military aspiranls wonlt
show themselves by scores, aid the re-
suit would he difficult 10 calculate. Fit
ness, at least, would be an unnecessary
qualification, and war after war would
follow, TO give men chance to dstin-
guish themselves. The people have dis
covered this tendency Of things. and pro
perly rebuked il.
The arguments used for tho promotion
of Scot's election, was his military deeds
II was SO, TOO, with Taylor, ap2s,aeithe
of them were fit TO discharge the, duties
appeltaning TO the Presidential office
Taylor died with the mortiryIng conscious
ness Of being unequal TO the fearful re
spousibilites OF his Office. Sect, fortu
naiely. will probably do at his post o
Commsnder.n-c chief of the army,-jus
where be ought-for al that he is a
home. Lima Argus.
DEMOCRATIC CIT1Es.--All the grea
cities of the Union have given majorllie
for Pieice and King. These arc th'
figures in round numbers-New Yorl
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1852.

or We add an extra Venture to-day
70 complete the publication Of our legal
advertisements. II will not he charged
TO our subscribers az regular number,
but The lime will be added TO their term
10 make il right. We shall be pnnctual
hereafter. health and life permitting. In
part, however, we are mott all 10 blame,
until three weeks past, for irregularities
in The receipt Of oar papers. Extreme
carnlessness, If not something worse, on
the part Of some pos'rasiers has done us
damage, il we are correctly informed. II
that negligence and earelessness con-
tinucs we will after while be able TO
get a remedy. We know papers regular
ly mailed in this place to have stayed on
the way most unaccouniably. But we
will now siraigbten ourselves first and
then try TO do so with others, If they
need il.
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A $ Auditor of Henry county, he is pre-
EA pared to attendto thepayment Taxes,
of Land Titles, and everything
connected with General Land Agency.
NJ All orders postpaid, containing one
dellar in cash, will be promptly attended to.
April, 1851. Vi f.a 5e5
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DRY GOODS.

We have splendid lot of Cloths, Cassimeres Sat
iinets, Jeans, Tweeds, &c. Albon Paids, of n new
style, somsting really beautiful and cheap. Apuccas,
of pure hIolair Lustre, Hungarian Cloth, Cochinel
English, Chamhray, Winter Shawls, Ladies Cashmere
Goves, u beautiful article. Giughums, Woolen
Plaids, and Fnnnels We have a lot Of plain turkey
red, green hue and orange CalicOes. (without any
figure and gener ally used for quiinq) that are very
fine Such goods are not often found In country
store. We have Sntin Vestng, Cotton Vests, Irish
Linen, Band Null, Swiss Muslin, Jaconet, Edging,
Cntnhric. &c &c. Grc.
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A person should not be expected 10
take off his glove preparatory to shaking
hands with another, any more than to
take off his boots whom about to kick
msR
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A specimen Of the bread made from
brsad-fruit, has been exhibited in the
Boston Exchange, It is a thin, semi
transparent sheet. of bright brown col
or, and in no respect resembles any pre-
paration of bread among Us.
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Henry County.
lCorregpondence Of the ONO statesman.l

(COrrespondence OF the OHIO Slatesman.J
NAptLEnN, Nov. 4th.
Col. .MEDARY:-Reiurns from all the
townships of This county are in. The
vote is as follows:
Pierce. ...."....."..'. .'...."......535
Scott..".............. ....."....325
Hale .............".'..'.'.. II
The wings used every means in their
power to decrease the Democratic maj.
ority, but ii stands at what it did for
Caldwell, (2l0) ol
Yours, respectfully,
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PrRE AIR IN SCHOOLS. AT the edu.
cation convention, at Newark, last mouth
DR.. Griscom, of New York, urged upon
school committee men and teachers, The
importance of pure air for scholars. He
remarked that it would asionish some
when he said that respiration was the last
act of digestion, This act oxydizes
and decarbonizes the blood. The want
of pure and fresh air is among the prime
causes Of mortality. 1t is;a fact that halt
the race die before the age Of twenty-one.
The school room and dormitory are
changed into abodes Of death. Fresh air
is deliberately shut out, and foul air, the
fell minister Of death, kept in. When
will due attention be paid 10 the subject
of ventilation in constructing school
rooms, public halls, and dwelling houses.
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THE TRIBuNE's Joy AT WEBSTER 5
DEATH.-A writer in the New York
Tribune, in speaking Of Mr.. Webstel's
death, says:
ut were vain and hypocritical TO deny
tba, his demise at this particular juncture
affords sense Of relief to The great body
Of the party of which: he was a member"
We do not doubt it, But the "great
body" of the whig press manifested much
snowy and .hypocrilcal grief a. this result
which secretly pleased them. They did
it, however, for effect Hartford Times.
We put the above 'on record" along
side of the Ohio State Journals kelkela-
tons of The favorable effects on ScoTr's
chances, snow that the WEBSTER ticket
was disposed of by his death. Ohio
Statesman, aH
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HERE is YOUR REMEDY
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
A MOST MIRACULOUS CURE OF
BAD LEGS, AFTER 43 YEARS.
CTTEEFDINTC

BAD LEGS. AFTER 43 YEARS.
SUFFERING.
Extract OF Letter from Mr.. William Galpin,
of 10, ST. Mnry's Street, Weymouth, dated
May l5te, 1851.
To Professor HoLLowAY,
SIR,--At the age Of Is my wife (who
is now 6l) caught, a violent cold, which
settled in her legs, aad ever since that
sine they have been more or less sore,
and greatly infamed. Her agonies were
distracling, and for months together she
was deprived entirely Of rest and sleep.
Every remedy that medical men advised
was tried, but without effect; her health
suffered severely, ard the state of her
legs was terrible. had often read your
Advertisements, and advised her TO try
your Pills and Ointment; and, as a lasl
resource, after every other remedy had
proved useless, she consented 10 do SO.
She commenced six weeks ago, and,
strange TO relate, is now in good health,
Her legs are painless, without seam or
scar, and her sleep sound and undis-
turbed. Could you have witnessed the
sufTerings Of my wife during the last 4S
years, and contrast them with her present
enjoyment Of health, you would indeed
feel delighted in having been the means
Of so greatly alleviatug the suffsrings OF
fellow. creature. (Signed)
WILLIAM GALPIN.
A PERSON 10 YEARS OF AGE
CURED OF A BAD LEG, OF
THIRTY YEARS. STANDING.
Copy Of Letter from Mr.. William Abbs
Builder of Gas Ovens, of RushslfTa. near
near Huddersfeld, dated May 3lst, 1851.
To Professor HoLLNwAY,
SIR,- suffered for period Of thirty
years from bad leg, the result of two
or three different accidents at Gas Works;
accompanied by scorbutic symptoms.
had recourse to variety OF medical
advice, without deriving any benefit, and
was even told that the leg must be am
putated, YET, in opposition TO that opinion,
your Pills aud Ointment have effected a
complete cure IN so shor, time, that lew
who had not Witnessed it would credit
the fact. (Signed)
WILLIAM ABBS.
The truth Of this statement can be
verified by Mr.. w. P. England. Chemist
l3, Market Street, Huddersfeld.
A DREADFUL BAD BREAST
CURED IN ONE MONTH.
Extract of n Letter from Mr.. Frederick
Turner, of Penshurst, Kent, dated Decem-
Der 3.h, 1850.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
DEAR Sir, My wife had suffered
from Bad Breasts for more than six
mouths, and during the whole period had
the best medical attendance, but all &c
no use. Having before healed an awfu
wound in nv own leg by your unrivallet
medicine, determined again to use yon
Pills and Ointment, and therefore gave
them trial in her case, and fortunate i
was did so, for in less than month I
perfect cure was Effected, and the bene
fit that various other branches Of M
family have derived from their use il
really astonishing. ! now strongly re
command them 10 all nv friends.
(Signed) FREDERICK TURNER.
The Pills should be used conjointly
with the Ointment in most Of the follow
ing cases:-
Bad Legs, Gout,
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NEW CASH STORE,
AT MEDARY.
Nuyck g. BIaIker

Lave just established n new Store Mt Medary,
IL with an entire new and heavy stock of Goods,
direct from New York, which they are determined
to sell ut cheaper prices than the same quality OF
goods cun he had at Defiance, Findlay or any other
store in this region,
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Sold at the Establishment Of Professor
HOLLOWAY, 244, Strand, (near Temple
Bar, London,) and by all respectable
Druggists aud Dealers in Medicines
throughout the British Empire, and of
those of The United States, in Pots at
37ac, and ST. Soc. each. Wholesale by
the principal Drug houses in the Union,
and by Messrs. A. B, & D. SANDS, New
York.
CF There is a considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes.
N. B. Directions for the guidance Of
patients in every disorder are affixed to
each Pot.
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HARDWARE. CROCKERY. 80.

We have large lot of Hardware Axes, Hand
Saws, Mincing Knives, Pocket Knives, Sheers, Scs.
sors, Razors, Carvers, Butcher, Shoe and Bread
Knives, Locks. Butts and Screws; Taper Saw Files,
Mill Saw Files. Horse Rasps. Sad Irons, Squares,
Trace Chains, Augers, &C., &C.. &c. We lave
large lot of beautiful Cruckery, of Plain and Fancy
Rrc
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Boots, Shoes, CATERS, &c,

We have large stock of Boots and Shoes, OF first
rate quality, of heavy leather, kip and calf skim o
sizes for men and hoys. Ludies Shoes of all kinds
Ladies' Welt Caters. a most splendid article. Shoes
fcss children or ait kirIss sizes anu cUturs.
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DEMOCRATIC CITIES All the great
cities of the Union have given majoriIies
for Piefce and King. These arc the
figures in round numbers--New York
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HATS, GAPS, &C

We have good article Of silk Hats, with fur body
for men. that we sell cheap. We have n lot oi
splendid Plush Caps, Cloth Caps for men and bOys
Travelling, Gimp and Scollop, at all prices; Kossut
Hats, Wool Hats, &c.