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In ChanoerY.

Il
TOHN Gerhardt Schwnyte is hereby noti-
~ fed that on the 18th day Of February, in
the year, 1852, Frederick Bunte Of the coun-
" yof Hamilton, in the State oi Ohio, filed in
the Court of Common Pleas Of the county of
Putnam,in said Slate, Bill in Chancery
against the said John Gerhardt Schwartz, the
object and prayer Of which is that hemay be
dectecd to complete his contract for the sale.
and conveyance, 10 said Frederick Bunte, of
the north hall Of the north west quarter Of
section number thirty-four intownship NUM-
ber one north of range seven east. situated in
said Putnam county, Ohio, continuing eighty
acres Of land, made on Or about November
6,gA. D., 1885. And the sal ID John Gerhardi
Schwartz is, notified that unless he appears
and Pleads, answers or demirs to said Bill.
within sixty days after the next Term Of
said Court, the said Frederick Bunte eatgthe
Term next after the expiration of the said
sixty days will ap2lyto said Court to take
the matters Of the Bill as confessed and to-
decree thereon accordingly.. 1871 rillF
a1a' By LELAND 81 MACKENZIE,
''' '' ~ Solicitors.
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March 5, 1889.
A!Eil 4! g. J; : u. \. A|||!III' I'D
.a KALIDA. HOTEL,
By q. r. McCLURE.

+" F' ByIlR. MCCLURE. ane.a
TyHE citizens Of Putnam and the adjoining
IL counties, and the travelling public gep-
orally are respectfully informed. that T. R.
Mcclure has purchased the above well
known stand, and which he is fitting up for
the reception and accommodation Of travel
ers. and where he will be at oil times ready
70 entertain his old customers and the travel
ing public generally. sts sy8s 5alg
Il As Mr.. McC. is we'll known as "a landlord,
and the Accommodations Of tue KALIDAI
HOTEL. its STABLES &C.. are we'll known
to be ample, he deems it unnecessary to say
more than tha! his beet exertions will be
given 10 cater for the tastes and comfort Of
the travelling public, who may give him al
call, and that heis determined TO provide the
best the country affords
February 4. 1850. glf isf79 46lza
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isii sHERFF,S SALE. %,

II sHERIyr's oFrrcE. ,3...t. -f
The sale Of The above described Real
Estate Us postponed until Saturday. The
18Th day Of March next, A. d., 1859,
when i, will be sold 1t the door Of the.
Court house. in Kalida, between the
hours prescribed by law, and TO saiisfyth
decree above stated eo@aaA'uoi ~ b'la
o. s'ApA g JOHN B. FRUCHEY,
January "a, 1852. aH% ios1a2 Sheriff.
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,ts' 1i VALUABLE al 900
SCHOOL LIBRARY BOOKS,
.a''D PUBLISHED BY 'e4a aoi 'iA.t
GEO. H. DERBY g. CO., Z 7 ''o
Buffalo N. Y.
sECRETARY'S OFFICE, }
DEPT, OF COMMON ScHooLs, =
II AlJ>,, n, Oa 1SEt ~

GENTLEMEN-I have examined the
following list Of Books offered BY you
for sale. With most Of them am fam
liar. The list cdntainst a selection of
excellent books, and nnexceptionable in
their character, and proper to be in,rodu-
ced into the Common, School District
Libraries.. Icheerfully Recommend them
to the Trustees Of School Districts.
VERY Respectfully yours.
l'9ai6 CHRISTOPHER MORGAN q
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sHERlFF,s SALE

SHERlFF'S SALE.
The Trustees of Liberty TOWN.
ship. Putnam County, Ohio, .s.t
Henry McKennisA and
iGiLi William Williams sos f.55 10 5F3H
10y virtue Of an execution 70 me directed from the
- Court Of common pleas, OF Putnam county.
0hio, will offer for sale at the door OF the Court
house, in Kalida, Putnam co unity, Ohio. on 4
Wednesday ,,be ;3lsi day Of March, A. d.,
1852,
Between the hours Of ten O'Clock. A. NJ. and fonr
o'clock, p H., Of said day, the following repl estate
10 wit: -a-s-
The south half OF the north east quarter Of section
number twentysthree In township number two north
In range seven enst containing eighty lcres. all In
Putnam county. Ohio.
. Taken as the propertvlof Henry McKennis and
William Williams to satisfy decree in favor Of the
Trustees Of Liberty township, Putnam county. Ohio.
.ram ssP l1o JOHN B. FRUCHEY,
g. slisaa sfa 81 isa0e Sheriff.
VS. tl. SuERrrr's OFrrcE, = 'rtdsa9
'Kalida, Putnam Co. O., Feb. l2, 1852.
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= Thssnbscribers have several
- lots Of first strate Sugars. New, Orleans,
and Tea and Coffee crush Loaf Sugars, yery
cheap, at WV. & A. J. TiyLcKss.
pseeusbsf, 1851. Ynka lall.lI 4 ss9
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EieHTn Common PLEAS DISTRICT.

In the county of Tuscarawas, on the
second day of Anghst. Hta 'e Ri %
In the county OF Harrison, on the sixth
day of August. ia
In the county Of Jefferson, en- the
elevent day of August.
In the county Of Belmont, on the
eighteenth day Of August.
In tha county of Monroe on the TWEEN
ty.third day ofAugust. ag gil
In the county Of Guernsey, on the
thirtieth day Of August. N, .,,,.
I In the county Of Morgan, on the SIKH
day Of September .'m. mIl ~ n2as
In the codnty pf Muskihgum, on the
tenth day ofSeptember. ,,5.,s
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A Superior lot Of TObaccO-O OF
IA various kinds. Very chenp., Leaf, Cav
endish and Plug. a lot Of very excellent
Tobacco for l2A cents per ID. for sale at the
Qeg slqaa si TAYLOR SroRE-Kalida
1 sDecomber2s, l85h u WIS fse $50
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FIFTH CIRCUIT.
FIRsr ConMoN PLEAS D1sTRlcr.

|I. Ah~~ O't'NNA'' = ASS1ASf ~|ASS A%''S~' ~
In the county Of Hamilton, on the first
Monday ofApril, and on the first Mon.
day of Sepiembef. al,,o 2 =
SEC 2. If from any cause a failure
to huld the prescribed term of the Dis.
lrict Court, in any county should occur,
It shall be the duty ofihe Judges Of the
District Court, on giving thiny days pre-
vious notice in such county, 10 hold a
special term ofthe District Court in such
county, within the same year, TO dispose
Of The business pending; and should i'm
pottant business arise in the ,Dsric,
Court in any county, which canno! be
disposed of at the stated term Of the
court, for want Of time, il shall be lawful
for the Judges of,he Distric, Cont. 10
hold special term of the District Court
in such county, at such time as they shall
determine, on giving thirty days previous
notice thereof, in The county, aa7sq
Sec. 3. Should any day named here
in for the holding Of said District Courl,
fall on Sunday, The said Court shall com
mence and be holden the next day. e1tib
VEL .-9ff JAMES G. JOHNSON
Speaker ofibe House ofReprescnta,ives.
,,,.,say WILLIAM MEDlLL,
14 President of the Senate.
.ai January 81, 1852. - e1
], William M. Bell, Auditor in and for
Putnam County, Ohio, do hereby certify
tha, the foregoing law has been carefully
compared by me, and is in accordance
with that certified to by the Secretary
of State. F 5t
WILLIAM M. BELL, Auditor.
Arrivals and Departures of the Mails.
as.3., KALIDA. fva.s1 "a
South mai iarriyes every Tuesday 4 Friday atsr. NJ
East |" Saturday "sI.s
West q" Z" 81 Thursday "7p.M.
South So, mail leaves Tuesday & Friday
East Friday "6A.H.
west 4" ,s,1fA. Thursday "6A. ~.
GEORGE SKINNER. P. NJ.
GILBoA.
" The Western mail arrives on Friday ofench week
st III o'clock. A. NJ. and departs nt II o'clock,
NJ, The Eastern mail arrives on Saturday, al 1
o'clock, AM. and departs atI4 O'Clock, PM.
ts. tGMl t Dr.. MOE, Pm
OTTAWA.
North mail arrives every Friday Mt 10 O'Clock, 4.
nd departs same day at 104 o'clock. AM ,,.
w.. aud departs same day mt 81 O'Clock, r. faJ
Western mail arrives every Friday at 10 O'Clock. a
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TENTLEMEN'S HATS.--Threo dozen,
NJ softhe latest styles of fashionable Hats,
imported from New York. for sale by Y,
F}fI8I tfiI;,t VIM, IA. ]. TAYLOR,
Kalida, Dec. J85i ' $50
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

SA'n HiiW StAAtEss .iAks t4lf
Robert Douglnss. Administrators, L fs,, III ss,, III
OF Joseph Blackburn. Pefer ByaIi + f'ts, V
and Isaac D. Smith EXECUTION.
vs.. -, .u frts,
~ 'di Henry Cromley 88aol 1855
lPY virtue Of four execution to me diyeesed from
~ the Court Of common pleas. Of Putnam comfy.
Ohih will offer for sale at the door If the court
house, IN Kalida, Putnam county Ohio, on; ,siil8
Wednesday, the 3lst day Of March, A. D.,
Between the hours Of ten, o'clock, A. M. and four
o'clock p M Of said day, the following real estate.
10 Wit: tass sf,n+t 5i5iR Allsnse !, te1g +If :
The south part Of the west half OF the
south east quarter of section seven township one
north 10 range eight east containing fftytree acres
ofland more or less, MI in Putnam county, Ohio.
LTakeu IN execntiofii as the property Of Henry
Cromey, to satisfy four executions one in favor or
Robert Douglass, Administrator Of Joseph Biackhurn
two in favor Of Peter Byal; and in favor OF lsaac
BaSmith, q b - " fllg lIAcaFAEf
sdj q al, JOHN B, FRUCHEY, ,esi
bp,gss 1, aagie o8 81 .ss,l b Sheriff.
III sSHERrFF's 0FFrcE, as,a "A AZ
Kalida. Putnam, Co,, o., Feb. q, 1852.
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FOURTH CIRCUIT.
'NINrn COMMON PLEAS D1sTRIcT.

In the county of Geaugu, oil the if
teentlI day Of April. z q 1 t
IN the county Of Lake, on the tiine
teen,h day ofApril.
In The county ol Ashtabula on the
tweniy.third day of April.
In the county Of Trumbull on the
twen,y-eigalh day ofApril
In the. county of MaLoning, on the
tenth day ofMay. naga
In the county Of Columbiana, on the
fourteenth day of May. ts
In The county Of Carroll, on the TWEEN.
tie,h day ofMay. Gtsaao
Tn the county Of Stark, on the twenty
fourth day Of May.
K, In the county If Portage, on the TWEEN
'y-eighih day Of May. - fa aa
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FUND NDCoMMIssIoNERs OFFICE,
KALIDA, Putnam County, o., January "a, 1885,
! We tho, undersigned Fund Commissioners In -nnd
for Phfnnm County, Ohio, do herehycertify the
foregoing report Is h and correct statement Of the
condition Of the Surplus Revenue Fund in said
County. -fen'Fefa
Given under our hands officially the day and year
wIaLIAM siIrA6N n gsLh Auditor
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LA WyS4OF OHIO.
A---li Al
PUBLrsHED BY AUTHORITY.
AM ACT.

Fixing and providing for the terms Of
the District Courts Of the State Of
S' o. saiHlsiasq rsg Igsa 2s aa.N
SEE. I. Be II enacted By the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That the
terms Of The District Courts shall be
holden in the sevcral counties Of the
Stale, commencing as follows :o'7sT %
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3s ,a5e.s) W96nIW 0E d3I8
FrTH CoMMov Pleas DISTRICT.
aiS .taMI
In the county, Of Clermon., on the
third day Of May. hSi i.N
IN the couniyof Blown, on the tenth
day Of May. ;sq1
In the county Of Adams, on the sew
epieenthday of May. s
"a In the county Of Highland, on the
tweniy-frst day Of Nav.
Z IN the county Of Ross, on the twenty
seventh day Of May.
10 the county Of Fayette, on the third
day Of Jdne. aa
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29
GLORIOUS NEWS!l
The Most Important Diseorfry yci mace +!
Phillips Patent Liquid Glue.

EoR Carpenters, Brush A"kGTs, B9 isd Bin
ders, Cabinet Makers. H9usekeepefs'
Druggists, &c This being a Patent Glue IN
Liquid state, Away ready for use requires no
FIRE; it is free from smell, and will keep liquid
in any climate: it also acts as Cement r Tor
Wood, Stone, China, Glass, Iron, Marble "a,
per, or any substance as paste or gam IT
stands unequalcd; its reputation, wherever 1t
has been introduced, is Of the first order; as
saving to Mechanics, is observable at hrSt
sight. We offer liberal Inducements to HARD
ware men, stationers, Druggists DC, and guar
antce it to cost less, ~ % per cent, IMAM
common ordinary Glue. We are making eXten,
siye arrangements for this Fall Trade and
country merchants will do WELT attend to
this Immediately. W. are establishing Sole
Agents in all populou, towns Throughout the
United States. Sold in Bottles of three sizes,
and also by the Gallon Small samples sent
to any part of the United States. earria9e Jree.
Also the British Furniture Polish, IN bot,
ties of three sizes. Country Merchants, attend
to the above. Apply carly. n.. co .
4 Ccdar-st., near Pearl, New loEk.
August IL.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29
GOOD TESTIMONY.

The louisville Courier thus speaks Of BuFs
We have shown, by Mr.. John Bull proprietor Of
that preparation Bulls Fluid Extract OF
Harsaparls" original genuine and beautiful letter.
addressed him by the accomplished lady Of one q the
most eminent old physicians in til. West giving dcailet
Of OF the most astonishing on record, per-
formed alone by the use of " Bulls Sarsaparlla"
This excellent and charming lady bad long suffered
from polapsus uter uur ahu. piles, and chronic diseases
Of stomach aud digestive and doransement o.
ta whole SYSTEM attended with distressing ctneous er
ton sick headache, and violent attacks Of cramp After
e1autng all Of her husbands skill. and applying tt many
celebrated medical gentlemen. 10th at home aud abroad,
aud also using great quantities Of "To-nscnds sarsapR
rilla" without the slightest relief she induced 10 use
John Bulls Sarsaparilla." And Whist the happy
result. After the use few bottles perfect and
dsrfu curshe lady restored perfect lrath and to her
usual fo~ Of spirits.
such letters a. thr one we speak Of must .rd Mr. Bull
more real gratfcaon than conld the POSSESSION OF count
less wealth. And whether he accunuctes wealth or nof
by the sale Of his truly valuable Medicine being its author
is glory and honor enough and he TO the world
without fear OF contradiction, have in poverty re-
loved moro human suffering, than did sts,L Gi.AI1 VI
I'm IIcnl NTH t!.ir miS.ons.n ~ = !
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29
RHEUMATISM CURED,

Let al who suffering under tho asoniAins torturss OF
Rheumatism r..i the following, and What na! lie Guu1
Tor them, If they viii use the infallible remedy:
TMoNrowy, KY. Ma, L. ls0
Mr. JoHy BULL: Dear SirEer the last three years,
have been afflicted with Rheumatism of the 'c'eres char
srter time. in the greatest agony Of pain. trst
sysry remedy could procure for the disease; but found no
permanent relief until was induced ~ zee your preparA
ton of Sarsapara which has entirely cared me Of Risu
matsm, and greatly improved my general health more
than auv medicine ever used lvo been Tree from pain
for several months and have doubt the ours pcrms
ncnt and recommend it the best medicine in USE fos
Rheumatism. -e ISlfAN BRIDGES
1t useless to produce further testimony in favor OF this
great remedy 1t has only t. be tried and ro'sd "
vince tLo public OF its superior efficacy . ...
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29
Notice to Females,

John Bulls Sarsaparill is Of the greatest fsrnsls
medicines in existence. In those numerous Cases
where constitution ia dehitatcd The nervous energy 70
lessened when the efforts Of weak and dnfSn
profu.c and py-rwrouyh. when the face pA aus
ooorcss the strength feeble and Yielding the sprt Uou
bed and depressed health broken mind shaken, snd
consequently the happiness dcstroy.dthen Bus Ssrss-
parla sovereign remedy Is assists nature i'll hs per-
frmance duty, braces the whole system, renses
permanently the natural energies removes distractions
checks e1cessc pure and healthy blood and mpsrts
health and happiness We're ladies generally 30 adopt The
Use this Medicine would less suffering dseass
and unhappness among them than exists health would
place Of disease the check would succeed the
should have smiles instead Of tears and per-
hips happy long life instead Of short by disease
made miserable by continued suffering and affection
A. that critical period termed the surn Of M which 10
often attended with much GER Bulls ssrsaparills
found beneficial effect All ladies approach
ing this crisis. should he nppriscs OF this fact aud avail
themselves Of this valuable MelicuS.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29
CHOICE LANES EOR. SALE
Wild or Improved

YNHE following described lands. selected
from the best in market three years ago,
viii be sold very cheap for cash; or, if fine be,
desired for part payment. accommodating terms
will be given
In Clinton csunty-E of e Of Sec 5 and
w of S w / Sec 9, T So N, II Eco acres.
In Washington countg--W Of s w 4 and S
] n W I Sec Sc. L II n, X W--l60 acres.
In Liam c0nRty--S of S w and W Of s.
L 4 Sec %, T 50 N, r 5 VITO acres.
n i of s L I and lot No 4, Sec "a, 7 So n.
i Visa acres.---.-..
The last named tract has GO acres under good
improvement, with 6S acres Of good timber.
The whole Of it is very rich soil with plenty
of water, and every convenience for stock or
grain farm, and presents very desirable loea-
ton for farmer wishing 10 procure Cheap
improved place. .'
The above tracts are all Of the best quality
of soil, aud eligibly situated in relation 10 tho
Suughfarcs, markets, &c, 1e. ... .aa
Those wishing to secure good bargains,
should lose no time in applying to G.. ID. Pal
MER, at Iowa City, or to Cook q SARGENT Da-
venport, Iowa. a.ufs a. Ii. PALMER.
December 81, 1881. ~ -.-..-g.r-s. $3.50,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29
BOARDING SCHOOL,

nN the first of October next, select Board
" ing School will BE- open at Mount ST Der
uard, commonly called Table Mound. The To-
cation is most eligible being perfectly healthy;
about four and a quarter miles from Dubuque,
and supplied with excellent springs. The ed
ncaton will be sound aud liberal; terms mode
rate; under the special care Of Bishop Lora-.
For particulars call ou him at his residence in
Dubuque; or on the President of the establish
menL
September 22-n20
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29
NV Books and Drug Store.

l.. B. l. O. A. PATTERSON,
DeaIersia Books and Stationary 81 a1kinds, Drug,
:. Medicines, Paints, Oils. DIE StuHs Var
mishss, and Patent Medicines, &c.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND ARE
Ii are now opening the largest and best as
sar,ment Of BOOhS,DsUGS.ANDS STATION
cry, ever offered in this city. which will be
said at prices reduced half from the old:
rates. Persons wanting anything in our line
viii do we'll fogve a call, as we are deter
mined to sell.
Iowa City, May, 1851,
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IOWA STATE GOVERNMENT
EXECU TIVE.
Residence.
OGc.r..

OTc,r'. Resi"sh'e'
STEPHEN IIsursTEAp, Governor. 80. Dubuqle.
Glo. ". MCCLEiRY, Secretary. Iowa CITY.
WILLIAM P.rrEE, Auditor.
ISRAEL KI,r,R, Trcasurcr,... 49,. Bloomheld.
Tho. Il. BLxroS ,JE Sup Pub. Inst. Iowa City.