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ssEx. LEwIsCAss.- This distinguished
mnn. .hss, az late done much to relieve
h;s p,siirai character from the charge
Of "savilty" to which his pro slavery
course ia Congress had rendered il
obnoxiehs. =
Notwithstanding the Gesce denuneia-
tions o! The hotspats sf iho SouIb, the
condtci Of Gen. Case upom the reception
of Kossalh. Of Hungary, was marked BY
Q spirit @ fearless independsncy and
magnanimi,y that commanded the admir-
alton of both friends and foes.
At the Congressional BnJuet in
Washington, he enunciaied his devotion
10 the cause Of freedom in the glowing
declaration: q am for the largast
aibedy to The largest number, over the
whole fact of the easIh." And again 81
am willing 10 say that no nation under
heaven, whether its chief magistrate
wears a hal or crown, has any right 10
interfere in The affaIs Of another nation
struggling for human liberty.
III his recent spsech in the Senate ~
the Uahed States. he has most triumph
ani!y yeadicsted the policy of a deciara-
tion by Congress to the same effect
We have read this speech, and we have
risen from its perusal with heart burn
ing with increased love for freedom,
and saddened by the reflection that so
chivalrons a champiou could moi have
splintered single lance in defince OF
oppression at home.-True Democrat.
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Life and ESSAYS of DR.. Franklin.

Life and Essays Of DR.. Franklin.
With Portrait. .,.,".........-..... ]. 2:
Life cf John Quincy Adams, BY
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The American Frnit Cul,urisl, 6y
John J. Thomas. s."......". ..... l.2t
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Headley's Napoleon and his Mar
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The life Of Empress Josephine, first
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RHoDE IsEAtD.--The Legislature ol
Rhode Island adjourned on Saturday,
The anii-liq0of bill was Iost---each branch
insisting upon is own amendments -
The Providence Journal says that during
the debate in the House of Representa-.
li's' some wretch deposited on the
speaker's table the following:
0 Lords what terrible tow .f' f
From Maine to Rhode Island has come
pray you dispose Of II now.
And let's talk Of fsom ething bu: rum.
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Louis philipp@'s real estate, and which ha'
been lately confiscated fro!n his family by
Louis Napoleon, is thus estimated: Wsaith
comprised in the will made in favor OF ms
children on the 7lh day Of August. 1880. OF
which he estimated the interest, al .807 .954t :
Wealth in real estate belonging 10 the King
IN pleine propiele, Q 1857 ,000i. Wealth IN reaf
estate depuisd by legacy to the King, by
Mile Adelaide. his sister, in interest only,
81. 602, Oi3f. Total. u ,2d69S9f.. giving
ne, revenu Of 2.377 ,409f., or $475.s2l Co.
Warrington Union.
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BLACK BAY HORSE.

About five feet two or three inches high.
five years old. has white spot on his
left eye.ball, a black tail and name, also
a heavy tail and name, small feet. thick
neck. a straight small head, the breast
wide and a little forward, and rather
spreads his fore-legs when uo,,ing.
Twenty dollars reward will BE- given
to any person who will return the horse
10 the subscriber, IN Oltowa township,
Putnam county, Ohio.
JOHN G. UPHAUS.
March l6, 1859. 572
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BIZ 4. r. MCCLURE.

BY T. H. MCCLURE.
TIME citizensot Putnam md the adjoining
i counties. and the travelling public gen.
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 he at oil times ready
to entertain his old customers and the travel
ing public generally.
As Mr.. NcC. is we'll known us landlord.
and the accommodat tions of the KALlDA
HOTEL. its STABLES, &C., are well'known
to be ample, he deems it unnecessary to say
more than tina. his beet exertions will b.
given 20 cater for the tastes and comfort Of
the travelling public, who may give him a
call, and that he is determined to provide th'
best the country affords.
February !. 1850. 46lz
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C,RroRArroN EtEcr1oy.-The follow.
inc persons were elected yesterday TO fill
The corporation offices: Mayor--F. C..
Harbsuph. Recorder-S. Talbot. Treas
uter-F. J. Lye. Marshal = William
Phillips. Cnuncilmen: lst ward-N.
Huber; I'd ward-B. Esch; 81 ward L.
d. Mapown: 4,h wards. F. Tlimmel-
right; f5,h watd-R. Buwer.--Delphos
Orncle.
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Punch thinks universal suffering and
vote by bullet" to be the cpiiome Of
French h!ery,' IIe CONSOLES the irlsur.
gelIs baniAieo by Lnuis Napoleon, by
assufihg them that i is "better 10 he sent
e Cayehae than to be. pappered in th.
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+ is true that the Senate of Rhode
Island has passed bill for the abol,sb-
ment Of capital punishment; bat the same
bill provides that no prisoner sentenced
10 Imprisonment for longer perind than
FIVE yeas can 10 paidoned, unless two
thirds Of the Senate agree.
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granted BY Tho Uniied States TO ,hi.
State, and in every other matter or busi
ness pertaining 10 the claims of the
State, are unauthorized, illegal, aud void
Resolosd. Tha, copy ofihese res'lu.
tions be forwarded BY the Governor, 10
Hon. John w. Allen, and also 10 The
Commissioner Of the General Land
Ofice at Washington.
.s,a TmrarDAy, March IL, 1852
IA the House Mr.. Haiy presented the
petition OFT C.. Paul and 90 voters Of
Putnam county, in favor Of the Maine
Law. .s
,sbIEL ON LEAVE.
ByMr. H,ly, 10 provide agains. the
evils, resulting ffom the traffic in intoxi-
eating liqrors.
S,'r. -Kilborun from the standing com.
mi,,es,, on public works reported back
the petitions of ihs citizens Of The conn'
.ies Of Pauldins and Putnam, praying for
an act II incorporation 70 construct .
tanal and slack.wat navs s'at'on IN SAID
counties, and recommended. the granting
Of tho same; aud reccmended i.'at t'e
said petition be referred TO The stan, ,'ng
committee on corporations, with the
view, that general law may be drafted,
under which The said company could or.
ganize. ;%.as .
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SIIERIFFS SALE.
Colt g. Bval for the I
use Of Henry Byal, EXECUTION.

vs..
PhiI'ip Green.
TyY virtue Of an execution to me direc'ed from the
ID Court Of common pleas Of Puthufn county, OHIO.
will fer for sale at the deor Of the Court house, IN
Kalida, Putnam county. Ohio, ON
Wedne sday the 3ls' day Of March, A. D.
1852.
ps,vsen the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and four
o'clock, p. NJ, of said day, tho foowingr a estate
TO wit: -, .,,., r
..ct;an number eiaven township number one range
ei.h, east- ajI in Putnam county, Ohio.
Taten in execution as the nroperty or PhilIiP
Green. TO satisfy decree In favor Of Colt Byai for
the use Of Henry Byal .r,,0,rCy
Sheriff
SHERrrr's OFfIcE.
Kalida. Pu'nrm Gu. o. F'h. ~: lSo2.
TENTLEMEN'S HATS.--Threc, DOZEN
W jof the latest styles Of fashionable Hets'
imported from New York. for sale BY
VIZ. r. A. J. TAYLOR.
Kaiida, Dec. JsSi. N.fs oos
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THEIRS, the banished, has reached
Lond.n, where, it is hoped, he will hud
lsisure TO finish his consulate and
Empire"
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AUDITORS SALE.
Section Sirteen Grecnsbmg To,pnship.

IN pursuance pf law, I William VI Bell Audo,
In and for Putnam County and State OF Ohio will OF
ier Tor sale on Saturday the 27tn day of April. A. o.
1850. nj twelve clio H. at noon at the door Of the
Court House in said County Of Putnam the following
descihed lands. being part Of section sixteen Gresns
burg Towns ip In said County, set apart for Schools
herein to wit.
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LANDS FOR SALE.

EMARY .vlNSDN ,-.consofas of Jesse
iu vmson, lately decease6, Of Mont
gomery county, Ohio, offers for sob her
i'ands in Putnam county, sixs The north
ea.si quarter Of section twenty4fou5 fowR
one south rnnge 8 easf, containing IS0
acres; also 40 acres adjbining the above
descrit 'ed land, on which is an improve
men, o. some eighteen scies, ) log
honsr, and aw u Of good water, former-
y owned al I'd occnpiedby George KIyser..
For terms enquire of .he subscriber, one
mile aud haAt from Kaiida. e I -
EZRA HICKS.
December 81, 1851. 19 56Iac
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A superior lot Of TObnccO-Of
n various kinds. Very cheap. Leaf, Cav-
endish and Plug. A lot Of very excellent
Tobacco for i2i cents per TO-. for sale q, the
TAyLoa Srokr-- Kslida.
peesmHar 10. 1851. 3 y. $50
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sHxRIyr's Oyvrcr.
Kslida. Ohio, Dec. 10, 1851.

fE sHxRIyr's OrUcr.
Kslida. Ohio, Dec. 10. 1851. ssos
The sale of the above described Real
Estate is postponed until Saturday, ,he
18Th day Of March next, A. d., 1852,
when il will be sold at the door of the
Court house. in Kalida, between the
hours prescribed by law, and 10 satisfy tho
decree above stated w
a' ~ JOHN B. FRUCHEY,
January "a. 1852. Sheriff.
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VALUABLE
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PUBLIsHFD BY
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Buffalo N. Y.
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Albany, Dec. 2S, 1851.
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STIERlFF'S SALE.
w. H. squifes l@
W. ,,,ro, rw~o~. =
Elam Day. Jr., Hiram DAY. rH'Di AA'"""e'
Mvron Rice a. sainuei Hopper
DY Virtue 6f q vendi expo rss 20 me drseted from
y the Court OF common pIens. Of Putncn county,
Ohio. will offer for s,ls at the door Of the Court
hous,. in Kalida, In said county. on
Wedn esday, the 3lH day Of March, A. d..
1852, =.
Between tIr hours OF ten O'Clock, A. d., snd four
O'Clock r. NJ of said day the following real estate
to wit:
hot number twenty nine in the village Of Psndls
Taken ns the proph'fy OF Eism Day. Jr.. Hiram
Day. Myron Rirr md sal uuel Hoopef.to satisfy
decree In favor ofW. n. sq,tires.
JOHN b. FRUCHEY.
Sheriff.
SHERlYF's OFFrcE.
Ka'ilu, Pu'nsm Co., O., Feb 20, 1882.
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q ETTS of Ten Cups and Saucers
- For 90. 25, 62i, and IS cents per sctt.
at the Taylor Store. Dec. 1851.
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:. FUND COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
SiiERIFF,S SAL g

Jonathan Ruse so 593
Samuel Hooper g. .ECuIIoN-
Elum Dav.
IL v,uc 2, an eapennon % me directed from the
viii offer for svlt ut the dc or NJ ,h ".,, t
Kalida, Putnam roaaty ~ ..io. on :"
Saturday, The 2ifh 6.oy of Jnpo,y 1852
between the huuvs or te o,c,ort. ;. 49, t.n, :,
clock NJ OF said ia the following real estate to
The north wesi artet OF ire south west quarter Of
sec.~m nun,rt y thtee;, in township number one
sou, " ra"cs 81 sht east; md the east s " Of the
M soN.n we.a "" .rter OF section number eighteen In
,ow"s " ~" eros,e south IN range number eight
eas. am ~ utnR.n county. Ohio. -
a...ain the property OF Elam Day 10 satiBfs .
uoeiee" favor of Jonuthah Russ s 49, p.a.3
JOHN B. FRUCHEY,
"A Sheriff
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MEssRs. u. II. DERBY " Co., Buffalo.
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nf expense.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given thar the undefsign-
ed was appointed on the third day of March
A. D. 1851, by the Probate Court With y
and for said County of Putnam and State Of
Ohio, and duly qualified as Administrator Of
William Williams. late Of said County, de.
ceased. LEWIS N. CRAWFIS.
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SHERIFF,s SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Wilson y Church,.
vs.. EXECUTION. y
Jesse McWiIIisms.
Qr virtue Of an sxsfston 70 me drsstsd fsos, Ne
- Court Of Commsn Pleas. Or Psinsn sssniy, OhIe.
WIN cnsi for sais AZ the door efihs csu hevs iu
kslida. Putnam county. ohIo. on
Wednesday, the 3ls, day Of March, A. D.,
1852, ~ @e. =
Between the hsus Of ten s'eisek, A. H., and S,s,
oeock, P. ~. Of snii day, the following real sstsss
10 wit:
The south west quarter Of the north west ausrssAsf
serfion iwrnty.siy In township numhef two nertlin
ranEe numbereig east, containing forty ssfes ali IN
Putnam county. OHIO. ~ 4 Z
Taken ne tie property Of Jssse Mewlllisns, To
'asisfy decree In favor ofWison 4 Chuteh.
JOHN b. FRUCHEY,
Sheriff.
SHERIFP's CYrfcE.
Kalids, Pu,nam Co., o.. Feb 81, 1852.
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pils shonld be brought to his senses =
Lima Argas. sg
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SHERiFF'S SALE.
Yerring,on g. Dears'
vs.. Vendt EIp0nds.
Jcob Conrad.
DY virtue OF vendi exponas to me directed from
ID the Court Of common pleas. OF Patnam county.
o 10 viii offer for sale Mt the door OF the court
house, in Kaltia, Putnam county, Ohio. on
Wednesday, ,he 3ls' day ofMarch, A. d..
s.u 1859. v.iS
Betwesn the hours OF ten o'clock. A. NJ. and four
O'clock p Nj of said day. the following real estate,
10 wit. '
The south half Of the south wesi a. nvter OF section
nu,nher thirty one township two sonth range six
enst containing seventy .one acres Of land. more
less, alt in Putnam county, 'hio.
Taken in exerution as the property Of Jacob Con
tah.to satisfy q decree In favor OF ferring'on q
DearSt.
JOHN B. FRUCHEY,
Sheriff
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$40 REWARD!

STOLEN from the subscriber on The
~ 18Th inst, between eight aud nine
o'clock, p, Ma
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CtUtsAbRS : The subscribers have several
-. ipts or first rate Sugars. New orleass.
aid Tea and Coffee crush Lost Suga.s. yer.
.leap, at VIZ. d Az TAyLoHse.
Deeenhsv, 1851. = sse
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SHERrFF's OFFICE,
Kaliia. Pn,nam Co.. O., Fet. ~. 1852
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-12-31
A SCOIDING WIFE

Got scoiding wife, have you? Well, It's
your own fault, ten to one Women are all
naturally amiable, and when their tempers get
crossed it's the men that do it. Just look at
yourself rs you came home last night Slam
ming doors, and kicking everything that laid
in the way, right and left because well.
YOU couldn't tell for the life of you what it
was for, Suppose you'd been LAYING your
face under embargo all day to those who
cared nothing about you, smiling and nod
ding, hemming and ha'ing, and wanted to get
where you could enjoy little superatiye i'll
nature.
No wonder your wife was cross, getting
supper with baby in her arms Why didn't
you take the baby, and trot it, and please it (?
"Ro0m was all in confusion" why didn't
you put it TO rights! "You want little
rest" So does your wife, and she gets pre-.
cious little, poor woman. You are ut YOUR
shop-walking brlskly through the sunshine
in this bracing weather reading the paper
meeting friends and aceuaintances sitting
costly in the office. She is at home with
clinging arms dragging about her neck, lov-
ing, but still wearisOnlc at times She is de-
pendent upon the call Of ncighbor for a
little break up in her monotonous life, or the
opening of q window upon stunted ward for
what fresh air comes Wake up, man alive,
and look into this matter! Put on your best
smile the moment your foot touches the door
step Treat the Uttered room to broad
grin, and your wife to kiss. Give the baby
some sugar-plums, and little Bobby new
picture book to busy his bright eyes with
Tell that poor, tired Hooking woman that
you've brought her nice book to read, and
that you're going 10 stay al home eueningS
Our word for it, apologies will be plentiful,
supper will come on like magic, everything
will have an extra touch. at times there will
be something very like tears in the good NO.
mans eyes, and her voice will be husky when
she asks you if your tea quite suits you. OF
course it will to charm. o.. .., |
1t may be little silent that evening. You
miss the complaining tone, the scolding and
fault-fnding; but your loss is her gain; she is
thinking of the long past but considers upon
the whole that she is Il happier woman to-
night than she ever was in her whole life
before
Give the new plan fair trial. Gradually, |
as you return, you will find the house in per-
feet order. Old dresses will be remodelled, |
and your wife appear rs good us new. Home
will grow more and more, pleasant, and the
brightest smile upon your features during |
the day will be reflection Of the thought
that evening is coming with its pleasant chat
of wife and little ones. .. j
Seeding wife, indeed! IF you men did as
YOU should, wouldn't such wife be an
anomalys .a
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-12-31
Books, Paper, &C,

WE are now receiving very large stock
w of Classical and every other kind of
School Books preparatory to the re-opening
of the Schools in January; also have on hand
n large assortment of Medical and MsceHa-
meous Books which we are adding to every
week by the steamers from New York, and by
which we receive all the new Books in every
department of literature as soon us published
also always keepon hand the largest stock of
Paper of all kinds, steel Pens; Blank Books
of our own manufacture, and every article of
fancy and staple Stationery; also, House Pa
pering and Bordering Musical Instruments,
Portable Desks. Ladies Work Boxes, and
thousands of similar articles, such us are usu.
ally found in Book and Fancy Stores
Also, the following at wholesale 1000
gross Of Combs, assorted; $500 gross Cont and
other Buttons; 100000 Needless 1000 lbs.
Pins; 2O00 dozen Threads assorted; 500 dozen
Suspenders 100000 Gun Caps; Violin Strings,
and almost every kind of fancy article TO
all these your attention is respectfully invited.
We will sell them by order and otherwise as
low as any house in the Southern country
Call and sec.
go TIIOS. RICHARDS d son,
Dec. II, ls52-5t-22ll augusta, Ga.