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Life saved mt Midnight! by
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

Brockmnn Brewer, Adminis.1 fi'l% &e
traitor Of the Estate OF Jonas e
Thatcher, deceased, Pstltion TO- seit Real
4a vs.. E& i}ifa Estats.
Mary Thatcher, ct. nj.
RY virtue Of an order to me directed from the Court
~ Of Probate. within and for the county Of Putnam,
State Of Ohio. will proceed 10 offer for SALE st the
door Of the court house In Kada,in said county,
Saturday, tie 2Ssh day Of August, "A. D.
1852, n ii
Between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A.. M. and four
o'clock p said day, the following Real Estate
the property of Jonns Thatcher. deceased, viz:
The interest Of Jonas Thatcher, deceased in the
undivided half Of the south quarter OF the north
west quarter Of section number nine fa) township
number one lnorth rnnge number five Isl east con-
tanning forty acres, situate in the county Il Putnam
Also, the intercst ofsaid Jonas Thatcher, deceased
In the fouth west quarter Of tho north east quarter Of
section number tsn [l0l township number one nj
north range number five Isl east, containing forty
acres, situate In said county OF Putnam. .
TERMs:--O Onethird cash in hand; one.third in nine
months; and the residue in eighteen months, with
- y I ~ ~ - BROCKMAN BRowER,
Administrator OF Jonas Thatcher, deceased.
July 29th, 1859. .ei
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY AD-
AllNISTRATOR. 'at

d
James Woodell, administrator
Of the Estate Of William Petition
Henderson, deceased TO
Sarah Henderson, Emanuel
Henderson, Ell. al. J
DY virtue Of an order TO ME directed
~ from the Conr OF Probate, Of Put
nam county, State Of Ohio, I will offer
for sale at ibe house Of Michael Rowe,
in The Town OF O,owa, on "Wednesday,
the Ist day Of September, A. d. 1852,
betveen the hours Of ten o'clock, A. M,
and four clock, P. NJ, Of said day, the
following properly, TO wit: &,
The,e ,eas, half Of the north east quarter
of section number twelve (l2) township
number one (l) north range seven ~
east, containing so acres Of land, the
real estate, Of William Henderson, de
ceased; to be sold subjec, to the Dover
Estate Of Sarah Henderson, bis widow,
in the same.
TERMS: One.ihird in cash on tie day
OF sale; one-ihrd in one year; aud one
third in two years from the day Of sale,
with interest; TO be secured by mortgage
on the premises sold. = IN,
JAMES WOODEI4L,
Administrator az William Henderson,
August A, 1852. 1921 deceased.
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(1ODFREYa& THRIFT.

TlRs. GODFREY q THRIFT, ior the
III purpose Of accommodating themselves
more effectnally TO the wunts OF the public,
have ,his day formed a co, partnership in the
practice OF Medicine. and offer their .profes-
sional services TO oil that may need them. Y,
Kelida. July I, 1852. eH ihft.
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GREAT HISTORICAL WORK
OF OHIO n!

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This new and itnporiant Historical
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y AUDITORS OFFICE. ,
PAuLDiNs CouNTy. oHio,

= thereby certify hst the foregoing is a full.
3 arue and correct exhibit of the Receipts and
Expenditures Of said county for the year
ending st tbs June Session OF the Commits
sionsrs. A. D. 1859.
Al. SANKEY LATTY,
594 49, l County .duditoy.
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! DRUGS! DRUGS!

IT AND AGENCY.-James Mackenzie
~ is Agent for Lands for sale in Allen,
Putnam and PanIdins Counties. to be
sold on reasonable terms--iu part for
credit. .rsr August, 1851,
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Attachment Notice

M Attachment Notice.
HT0TfCE % hereby given that. az the instance OF
\ IN the subscviber, wfit Of attachment was this
day issued ny Moses Brown, Justice Of he Pence OF
eug ar Creek Township, Putnam county Ohio against
shsfoods. chatels, and effects Of Isaac Bussarf an
sbscondins debtor. August s. 1855. II
n 4 go e. A HUssoN
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The KALIDA. VENTURE,
TsPUsLisHED, EvERYlFRIpAY.

sS IsPUBIlsHED,s EvERYlFRIDAY.s
AN Es MACkENzIE.
TERMS In advance cc'..........'.,".,,.r"S2 90
To clubs ofthreo or more, -each..".,.. I 50
iADvgRTIsiHe- For one square 3 weeks 1 90
For each Observation-Disclosures .....s.a q
YEtrLz ADvrnfrsxe will be ohayeed *
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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-08-20

II 90 KING Glasses Large and
IL small, for sale by y g-8
Wn, & A. ], TAyLoR.
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Administration A Notice.

.4et, Administration NOTICE. fltf
NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
In scriber has been duly appointed and
qualified as Admstrator de bonis non, with
the will annexed Of the estate of James
Martin, late Of Putnam county, Ohio. .decnas-
ed. STEPHEN WHITE.
Jujy 30.f 1852. @
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M......;
. ADMINISTRATIONS sALE OF

IA ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF
s,a,ss REAL ESTATE.
Rober, Douglass, adminis.ra.
for Of the Estate Of John Petition
Kellar, deceased s3s' As J TO 4
gaii lsall vs.. falsFe selliands.
Lonisa Harris. at. al. ] I
DURSUANTi 10 an order Of sale 10 me
y directed from the Cont Of Probate,
or Putnam count, Ohio, l will offer Tor
sale at tho door Of the court house, in
KaIida, in said county, on Friday, the
third day Of September next, A. D, 1852,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. M,
and A o'clock, P. NJ, Of said day, the
following Real Estate, as the property Of
John Kellar, deceased, to wii: sogh
The north east fraction Of the north
east quarter Of section fourteen, township
one south range FIVE east, containing fifty.
two acres, more OF lees. n SIR ti'
The above real estate will he sold sub
iect TO the Dover Estate of Louisa Har-
ris, widow Of said John Kellar, deceased,
IN the same, and further incumbered
with lieu in favor Of Jacob Kellar, Of
The sum Of 800, to be dischared by the
payment o!,said snm 10 said Kellar when
he arrives at majority.
TERMS OF SALE:-One third cash in
hand; one third in one year; and the resi-.
due IN two years; with interest, from
day Of sale, TO be secured by mortgage
on the premises.
ROBERT DOUGLASS,
Administrator Of John Kellar, deceased.
August a, 1852. t E aa
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pom0cFaSEc copeFessSpnnf CcHsentoHs
The Democracy Of the 9Th Congress
sionsi District, composed Of the counties
ofHancock, Wood. Lucas, Fulton, Henry,
Putnam, Van Vert, Paulding, De6pnce
and Williams, are requested 10 send dele
gates 10 the Convention 10 be held at
Defiance, s.si b sb
On Wednesday ste lst day Of September
mext, for. The purpose Of nominating q
candidate for Congress 70 be supported
By The Democrats Of said Dis,yic, al the
ensuing October election, and TOT the
transacuon Of such other proper business
o. may then and there bc deemed nsscesr
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C.L. DERBY g. Co.
NEW GOODS! CHEAP GOODS!!, g.
& . GOOD GOODS!!! w ra
SPRING s. SUMMER STOCK.

TUST RECEIVED, AT THE TAYLOR STORE,
81 'Kalida, Ohio, the best and most varied
and cheapest assortment Of GOODS suited 70
the Northern market ever offered in this Sec
ton Of country, among which are
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- SION md ron IVARDING MERCHANT
I.YNCHBuRG. NA.-Is now receiving his Spring supply
of GROCERIES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, com.
rrising:
o. Porto Rico and ST Croix Sugar.
Lodt. she'd, puiverscd and clarified do
Rio aud Lagu,ra Coffee,
30 mats tine old Java do
O. 7 II and West Indin Molasses
Stuart's extra Mousses Syrup,
Rolled and hammered Iron
Blister, shear aud cast Steel,
Box, fence aud common Nails,
$40 and l0xl2 Glass,
| chest very fine Green Tea
do black do
Rice, Ginger, Pepper. Spice, Bale Cotton few bale
extra No. O4naburgs; No. do; "a, A brown and
blenchcd Domesties, Calicoes &c. &c. which he will
sell low orcash or in exchangefor country produce
nnl Iq-ts
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MERCHANDISE.
AcRGEN McCLANAHAN, GRoG II

\ IT, c1WHISSTON NE X Oh n D
LYscaBUEo, VA.
Offer for sale
ITO bags Rio and Lagnrn C.f''e'
~ = be.l old Jayaand Mocha do
IA bbd. and bbls Moasses,
81 n o. 7. X. Sugars,
) =" ST Crufx do, ,Ip1.red do
% bo,e, and l,tl. Lnaf. Crushed ana f'"'e' e.
o6 ton. country and rolled iro"( various 'iNe'' W.
22nO best Cast Steel,
81 kegs Nails
5000 lbs Sole Leather
~ -. N,nufaeturcd Tobacco, some very nnel
An borc. Ada.nantine Sperm and lalio" '"''''s'
sno kegs blasting and rifle Powder,
80 900 IT best safcy fu-t,
"a bnles Oznabilrgs and Domesftcs'
100 bbls rectifcd VIII key, l1N
- Old Rye como > yen"
Il VIM, different qnalitie'.l ,s.oA
u and , pipes French Brandy I of'e "'e''
10 &" old Apple Brandy
< tierccs best London Porter,
10 lbls Rum and Gin, -, h,e
Win great variety of articles mol m'nh"neo uO0''
making our stock a very large and des'rnnie one
w. rive prompt attention to sales oi cons
sc Finn Wheat Tobacco, Bacon and all ofher h'nos :"
co,,,,,y produce-also tn receiving ana io'
Goods. Produce. x. ~
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> & BROTHER, Mum Sire't, hy'rhgHfP' ~, "a"
f..arte,s at & NINA and EARTHENWARb aud Deal
Gin Cui Drr..od md Piom Glass " ar Looming
olasses Gira,sfoJ,s Piaisd AMI Brafanna Ware H@'-
RS Caaors d.; IRE in receipt OF thef sPn"R
.npply Of Domestic aud Foreign Goods OF thoif ow"
anortrtion-whirh embraces every article hhhhH;
cd ia sucb Establishments. Our Stock Is one oi the
ever offered in ~ market, and having been care
Giy aeleelcd md bough the most favorable terms
we nre determined Ia be undersold by any House
Il, the country either North South. Merchants nnd
,b wanting ANYTHING m this line, would do well 10
call and examine Stock aud prices before
lsewhere-feeling confident can plense all IN style
quality aud price Of Goods The Indies are particular
y invited to call aud examine our Stock.
march 29-is
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MERCHANDISE.


| ta7''''1i-D.-i ~ q Bell his entire interest 10
l,cef, AZ PAYNE a Bell. All debt. due the trhi VIII
bo collected By T. " Payne also the debts due if'"'
the concern will be paid by him.
We request perrons having account. against 1ne
10 bring them in FOR setilefn"nt also al no ,s
"a =, The concern will please eulI aud make payment
ga u '''' PAYNE & BELL.
4.oc-, Jnly2l 1852
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NEW CONGERN.-TIE UNDERSIGNED

NEW CONEENN.-TtIE UNDERSIGNED
y hive associated themselves together for the pur-
pose of conducting genera Grocery and Commission
business in Lynchburg under the sly and firm of SAu N
DERS NORTH & IRBY. They have taken the large
and commodiou> iron front stor house, "a few doors
boyp the Market House. formerly occupied by Roberts
& Lee where they will, all times be pleased To see
hertiicnds and the public geneally. Eo1y branch q
baea generally done in house o this kind shall have
their personal and particular attention: Such Selling
Produce of all kinds. Receiving and Forwarding Goods,
&c. Their Stock of Groceries, including every article in
their line. j. fresh and Just hand And their pur-
chnsr having been made exclusively for Cash, they flat
ter themselves hat they offer great inducements
as any house in this market. JAMES SAUNDERS,
w VI. 7. NORTH,
mnv 27.-ts JAMES !. IRBY.
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Y, tn their ,;n. Ac

~
". to their .. 40
spring supply Of Groceries &C.
co, sis,iae IN pdrt as tolows rt-
p bbdi L r. Gnba and y Sugar
do ST Croix 40 Iii,
au boxe,and bbIs Loaf crush'd and pow d. do
- bbls supr clarified Nv
l. hhds Cuba Moasscs
do 7 do superior
Ubbs y do
& bugs Rio aud Lnguira Coffee
30 do and mats superior old Java DO
20 Tons Bar Iron, well assorted,
do Hoop and Band do
do Blistered Steel
do Cast and Shear do
80 side, Sole Leather
IS do Upper do
5Odoz Calf Skins Baltimore, Ph'IadeiPhin
Ynnd French.
90 do Pink Lining do
10 do Sheep do
300 h,gs cut Nails 3 to6O dy
- do wrought do
~ do Horse Shoes
> do II urse Shoe Nails
Il buxes supr Sperm Candles
30 do Adamantine do
80 do Hull & Sons patent do
30 do Tallow do
20 do Soap
10 do do extra fine
5000 lbs Cotton Yarn
. bules Osnaburgs superior,
Atso-lndigo, Madden. Alum and Copprras Peppe
Ginger Sr e, Nurmegs, Mace, Cloves and Cinnamon
Writing, Letter and Wrapping Paper; Bed Cords an
Plough Lines; Domestics, Calicoes, &c &c. For sal
On the must accommodating terms, or exchanged to
conntry prodnce apl 22-ts
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u Re az
n ALWAYS Ready Remedies-Arr 40
= u prepared To harmnuize und In Iusun with
Ess

|
each other.
R. R. r.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF il the first and only rem
edy ever recorded in the Medical history of the world
mat mas stopped the most violent pains III few seconds
IL Will stop the most pains in five minutes css
ana VIII cure the most obstinate and painful Rheuma-
tSm, Nervous, Neuralgia and Bilious complaints in
few hours internal and external 1t never fails in Civ
ing instant ease to the tormeIing and agonizing
Puhs' IL mas cured IN ninety of hundred.
rheumatism intuu hOurs neuralgia in one hour; Group
IN zen minutes; finrrhma in fifteen minutes Tootharhe
IA one second; spas in five minutes; cramps in five min
ntts sick headache in fifteen minutes; chill fever in if
ee' minutes; cnblainS i'll five minutes sore throut in
'"u. nours' influenza in hour. Spinal complaints
'n J"hi' strains, bruises wounds, frost bites
"'" morDns, dysentery, tic dOlOrcux, aud all other
iiP'in.s where there Is severe palms. Railways Ready
disease. ' N'' t'o''
H'e% Observation-Disclosures Ready Relief will stop the
, >'ieSS'hs pains IN few minutes and preventrc
"e"ea attacks. 1t will cleanse and swcctrn the stom-
ocn and neutralac the poisonous acids of the system
i"e"w"f 'Sm-c0Ses Cared,-In the Year 1851, Rad
wa" hrady Relief cured 10000 cases of Rheu-
',''9" III new ork, 20, 900 in Boston; 90 900 in Phil
"ssP"'u o'U00 III Michigan, and 5 900 in Illinois.
iucA Is Railways Ready Reiefn curin Q Rheumn-
c :, nhe patients out of every ten reliev I'd
M pam IN few minutes after the first application
La known as manyas twenty persons in "a day, who
d Cdhed at our office in their carriages tn have the
o tii'eu ny us aud in fifteen minutes have walked
= .Ii9 oihe, that they have been able more to
In ''ohe without the aid of stick or crutch.
rnce OF r. Relief 25 cents so cents. and 81 per
o 'o Each bottle be genuine must bean the fac
o''''le signature OF Railway d Co. Sold by Druggists
everywhere. For sale bv n p IVNAS.
,n Druggist. Lyncbburg
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" 2G-t.
nuy GOODS w. PAYNE

respectfully .ocits from his friends ana ''ie pun
lie the patronage heretofore extended to the hfl %
Payne & Bell. IL Stock IS large ana wen a''p'.,
Hha WY ''' iv 26-is
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

THE SUBSCRIBERS having obtained the
i exclusive right OF retailing ; isk = Methie p'''a
Cases take tn method Of informing he people :" ynea
burg the surrounding Goa try that they have now II
their ware room ON Main street. lei 81 ise "nYe ~"
ses of different sizes. II would be difficult n" to CIV
an adequsse impression Of these Cases without 'r-"h
al inspection. they pcfee, air tight aud nd"s''ne
tibs and tor protecting and preserving The pehd' In
ordinary iutermenls, for vaults for transportation ar
superior TO anything of the Kind before invented hosf
unfortunate enoagh need the above Ca"os een p'
supplied by \. Dluoolo d SUNS
Undertaking in the usual style also promptly attend
al IA s. ID. & SONS.
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Gloves STOvES!.-Wc ne nov re.
> ceiyne very line loa Of STOVES OF various sIhes
yla. aud manufactures such "a the Nireina nlr-tigh
Cook ing stoves the Old Dominion do do, the Iron
witch do. do, the Richmond premium do do and the
pnror stoves variety Of sizes forms aud manufacture
all of which, will b. snld On the accommodating
,e,,,s bv fnug .dt.l AGREE g. MGRRILl.
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GREAT ATTKACTION!!- me " AND
N and Spiendd sock ot Dry Glands and Ready- nIadt
Cioibing nj Uh0iesaie3, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A. ER.-Res pectfuly inform their friends
mud the public generally TINT they now recelYlng
,pIendid stock of Dry GoOis, suitable for the + all nnd
Winter .enson embracing every article OF Lades d"d
ie,JIemr1.s Hca, All of which the public are invited
tocnII and examine before purchasing elsewhere. W.
have beautiful assortment of Hafs aad Cups Boois ami
Shoes with splendid mud general assortment ct Fancy
nrtices all Of which offered AT unusually low prices
Cnll and see us aud we feel assured that YOU will h
plrn-ed with prizes well Goods, wcnre deter
mined to Sc iow, having purchased for cash.
They IRE nso receiving splendid assortment al
Readg bIade CothtHg. Purchased by them to' eosh NJ
unusually low prices by which means they enabled
Ia offer grcnfer Inducements the public an any sim
liar Embellishments
They would particularly coll heattenon of eonntr.
lnnis and others their VholeSaie Priees-beieY
ing fhnt they will find it their interest togVe them
call and examine their stock before going farther Eas
they enjoy in purchasing then
snpprs enable them to announce with confidence thh
their gnods will be sOldHi RICHMOND PRICES.
n GUGGENHEl MER.
UNTERMYER,
Oct23-ta Granite buildings, Cnbell House.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-04
A CARD.-THg UNDERSIGNED WOULD re-

CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
"A pectfilly ask n continuance of the patronage -
long bestowed upon him tn the new concern ana II
This connection he deems II proper ask all who
indebted him come forward and settle their nc
counts withost delay.
There are nany claims Of long standing which mus
close up and II il expected that all who know them
selves To be indebted will pay attention this notice.
Ian e.-d,. \. D1GGUID,