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The above lands will he sold In tracts Of eighty
ncfee at three dollars per acre Ia advance orif part
credit they VIII he sold IN tracts OF not less
san one hundred and sixty at four dollars per
acre--one fourth down md the balance in three
equal unnun paymsnts with interest
THIS is some Of the best land IN Putnam county,
and is very besqualiiy and well adapted to
ullaerientnral purposes. ggJ hfs a;a.gfs4fgfi
Application can be mnde TO the Subscribers Mt teii
once IN Toledo Ohio, or BY letter (post pad) which
'wffreceive prompt attention.
BENNETT 81 NYE,
M Agents.
Toledo, FEBRUARY o. ls53 6oe
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ROAD NOTICE.


7TS SDSON Colt, Samuel Blackburn, w
NJ Kinney Blackburn, ---r- Shepher
and Mary Shepher, wife Of said Sbepher
heirs and assignees of Joseph Blackburn
deceased, will take notice that the viewers
endlsurveyor appointed BY the County Com
missioners of Putnam county. State Of Ohio,
10 view and survey certain road hereinafter
described. petitioned 10 be located and es-
tablished as county road, will meet az
William B. Thrap's, in Riley township in
s!said county, on the 25th day Of May, As. D !
1853, at ten o'clock, A. M. Of said day, to
view and locate the following described road
situate in town one south range eight east,
of saidlcouniy, commencing on the section
line between sections one and twoa4thence
south on the section lineto the south line Of
said County Of Putnam.
aA LILBURNE w, THRAP,
ROBERT sSTEWART,
& IS HUGH MCDOWELL.
March 10, 1853. 629dw'
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: ROAD NOTICE,

pTisE a.,. Is hereby given !, that "a, hire " will
sioners Of Putnam County, Ohio, pt their
June session a. D. / 853. praying .forthe 10,
cation Off county roadlcommencing at the
opening Of the Lima and Gilboa ROAD. in or
near section twenty-twoo Of Van Buret Town
ship in said Putnam County, theme erunning
down the west bank Of the fellow creek as
near as PRACTICABLE until it inters,c:s the
section line between sections eteykn and
Twelve in said observation-disclosures running
North on the section line until il intersect
the Henry county line and there terminate.
i92lse li. MANY PETITIONERS.
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( Valuable Property for Sale.

Valuable Property for Sale.
YEyHE valuable and cohmodious Tavern
a. stand known as s'BRO WIN HALLn in
Columbus Grove, Putnam county, OhIo,o is
offered for sale by the proprietor and will be
sold on very favorable terms. He has changed
|hisll location lforthe practice of his profession
and is therefore desirous 10 have his property
under his immediate control, and with that
view is anxious to dispose Of the above pro-
EPerty in Putnam county. Itis the best fitted
up and most commodious Tavern Stand,
sStablibg, &C., in that section Of country and
.is as valuable property as a person Intending
70 enter upon that,kind Of business can posi-
ebly find. For particulars apply to d. AN
JAMES MACKENZIE, Kalida, Ohio.
November l3 1852 COG
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Get Married.

Dow Jr. discourses thus on matrimony
Young man, il you have arrived at the
right point IN life for it, let every consider
alton give wav to that of getting married
Don't think of anything else. keep pokiug
abou, the rubbish OF the world. till you
have stirred up gem worth possessing. in
the shape OF wife, Never think OF de
LAYING the matter; for you know delays are
dangerous A good wife Is tho most faith
ful and constant companion YOU can posi-
bly have by your side, while performing the
Journey of liie--a dog isn't touch to her.
She can smooth your linen and your
cares" for you--meud your trowsers aod
perchance your manners. sweeien your
sour moments as we'll ms your tea and cot
fee for you--ruIlie perhaps, your shirt bo
SON, but not your temper nnd instead OF
sowing the seed of sorrow in your path,
she will sew buttons on your shirt, and
plant happiness instead OF sorrow IN your
bosom. Yes and If you are coolonndedly
lazy. she will chop wood and dig potatoes
for dinner for her love for her husband is
such that she will do anything 10 please
him--cycept receive company In her every
day clothes.
When a woman loves, she loves with n
double distilled deYotedness, and when she
hates il is on the high pressure principle
Her love is ms deep AS the ocean. and as
strong as a hempcn halter, and ns 'mmnta'
bic ms The rock OF ages. She won't change,
e.cert in very strong fit OF Jealousy and
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-19

The Cleveland Herald tells the following:
4 friend, whom We shall call Pat. for short,
tells good one upon himself. "Wben but
an idle boy" he was called upon ono day,
in = country school, and the question sud.
denly propounded to him by the Peda.
goguc. Patrick, how many Code are
therei"
Pat WAS not distinguished .heolcgian
then, and wears had made him mo better
very fas; In such matters. hat he promptly
responded" three. sir"
"Txke your seat! Numbered the master.
and II in Ave minutes. you don, answer
correctly. IN welt you"
The probationary period passed, and Pat
taking tho Aoor. hes;tstingy stated the
number Of Gods At "6-fve, sir" lie re-
ceiyed the promised wel,ing." and rep
rmand 10 his seat for ten minutes further
consideration.
Ten minutes up. and Pat was up too
and. satisfied that h. had nj fixed tho mum.
her sufficiently high hsfors. 10 shostsd
" there's ten, sir" Hs saw the fesruls de.
,c.udioc, sad bol,isg ost Of the door. clear.
a iive rail fence. and broke like . quarter
horse, across the fields. Painting with exer'
else. he met lad with book under his
arm. and with the look Of one who de-.
,c,ihed the psssait Of knowledge sads'
difficulties
"Wh.re are goings" said Pat
80 school, yonder," was the reply.
"You ars-are you!" said Pat, quickly
chow many gods are there T.
4 Al
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-19

TuE ARREST OF BaLrixonrAN IN
PRuss,s.--We gave several days ago al
account OF the arrest Of Mr.. Rheinheimer,
Of Baltimore. nj Mnden. a frontier railway
town in Prus STA, where 10 had gone Tor two
Of his children, whom he had lsft there 10
be educated. The arrest was made ny the
police, because he had among his baggage
four numbers Of = German Democratic
magazine. printed IN Baltimore, in lsas ~.
lie was. however. liberated after being
thoroughly searched, aud soms business
papers taken from him. ltappearx from .
long account published in New York
paper. that Mr.. X. Immediately appealed to
the 1. $. Consul At Frankfort for rsdress,
but the occupant Of that post being too
indrm to attend to his dutIes. the matter
WAS taken in hand by Mr.. trobc, the U. =
Consul Tor iIesse. That gsotle'nan imms-
diasely addressed letter 10 the U. =. Min.
istsr at Berlin. ia which he urged the attsn
ton Of that officer to the case. and com
planned Of the police having stamped Mr.
Rheinheimet IN the visc Of hiA passport, u
an agent for the distsibstion Of democratic
publications, Tho police in thss dsfsncs
srged that they bad reason 10 suspset NJ
Rhsinheimsr asd shat The magazine con
tanned articles disssspeetful to the King o
Prussia: also that the private papers wsr'
connected with businsss duties which h
had no license fsr performing - Bsissac~
Sss.
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mi. S "' "'s'' anu 70 '""s"e" ~
T,um,, sm;,h ~ c.., l.,
;,cc,maJ - "."'. " .o""e,"e"' wen
,har ,s.,, M, ~ " NAY ~ "e =, ana RAJ
Au..".' ~ 'o"."e"' ,oocy' once
S,.,a.,.,n "'' !" "e''e' lawyer ina"
ST.
..u,sNis.., ''of"e", an" o.'''"ni. mas
,i"n ..n... T.. v '"e e,I""c ""'''"ca'
..., 800 y, P"''ue" y" '"e compromise
u' ''' Nv ''"'' anyways rank among
n. MI. r, -, =,
~. "o''o"' " ''o''"", TALL good
,;.'I s """, """,' se"''"e' ou' mol par
~" "''''"s",s"eu'
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CnrNkss LAnoasns. The Diario Dc 10
Marina Of Havana. rscsived b. .hs s@esn,-
ship Black Warrior. sstsss 70 The progrssa
Of Tho new coatsets Tor introducing Chi,
nsse laborsss into Cuba. Authsntic intslll.
gencs has been received Of the calling u
the Btitish nip Sewerage, on The I'D Of
Asgsss, tsom A~sy, With $40 Chissss eel-
oaisss fos Cssa. bsiny The 6rse anPortailoa
under ~ eeatsaet with The Jsata d 10.
msase. o. ~ l0th September. The ship
Panama 80 - ell viii no more, aad q.
W ~ ~ sAlp 0sstssAs WIKI SoO. The
| nleahstaa wiah Aoo. - sshss ships 70 I'D.
~. Orsas sspsslattsas ~ entertained
By ~ p,aassse y Csba. u ~ bsnsdss Of
~ lnsaigsAeisa. Neas q ~ saluransa
hovs ~ rsesAsd ~ lsland. Aisss 49,
9aGkuA 49, havs lsaFs6sesA - eee
- y 49, ~ Ctlseaasa - - =
In plaa1alIese - Cuhe, - - =
\ NJ - - oe'
4 - 4 $1,000 80 - esp
\ - m = ~ ~ -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-19

i
ster's will. Il 10 said 70 h written In M
Webste,'s own hand W. copy the pre-.
li,ninary part Of Il, ~ Of great interest -
emitting the detailed descriptions Of shs
bequests:
IN the nsse 81 Ajmixky Gsd'-I, Dan.
isl Webster Of Msrshissld. In the cosnty o
Plymouth, and Commonwealth Of Massa'
chusetts, Esquire, being now confined 81
my house with serious illness, which con.
xidering my time Of life, 10 undoubtedly
critical; but. being nevertheless in II" full
possession Of oil my natural faculties. do
make and publish this. my last will and
testament IL commit my soul into the
hands Of my heavenly Father, trusting in
his infinite goodness and mercy. desire
that my mortal remains be buried In ne
family vault At Marshfsld. where monu>
ments arc already ctrcted to my deceased
children and their mother. Two places are
marked for other monuments. Of exactly the
same size and form. One Of these, IN prop.
er time. is to 10 for the. and perhaps ! may
leave an epitnph. The other. is for Mrs.
Webster. Her ancestors and all her de.
ceased kindred. lie in n far distant city.
Ny hope IT, that after many years, she mSy
come to my side. and join me snd others
whom God hath given me.
wish to be buried without the least
show Of ostentation; but IN n manner re-.
spsctfui to thy neighbors. whose kindness
has contributed 70 much to the happiness
OF me and mine. sq0n(sr whose prosperity
offer sincere pray ITO God. .
Concerning my worldly estate. my will
must be anomalous, and one Of the com.
mon form. on account Of the estats Of NY
affairs. have two large real estates By
marriage settlement. Mrs Webatcr is emit
tied TO lifetime estate in each. and after
bcr icsih 7 belong 10 my heirs On the
fnutlin osls''. ~ far as know. there u
&c. Iocumbffae eveeot Mrs Nel''rrs life
estate. o.. Marshaela Ma %smnei fro'h
ington has an unpa,u balance 0f NiH4
gage. now amounting to twea.y 0f
bred dollars. My great and leading
is to preserve MarshHeld. II | car. i1 the
blood and same Of my own family. ~
this end. II must 20 in the frat place, to my
som; Fletcher Webster. who Is to be the i'm
mediate prop Of my house. and the general
es. . ,h ,.,,a., ~" ".,sd.mc. IN ri. .a..,,o,
and good sense, and that he will heartily
Io". u :" " y "". "r...,, 81,
cumstances Of him and his family. how ]
ca" nov "as ~. , NV n,.n".. ,h.r.
,''"'. "e,0''a y" " y 4. n..d. or
.o'e. '" Pa' WV pop.y ~ a..
busters. '" W w., ~. .G..,;.n.,. .,;I.,
ss"'' s.' '"a, -" :,n,.. n AZ mnch
, ~"o "". '' '',., ~ ,s,ds,Iv ,,oy;a.d "a,
""pp, ,,., -" I ,...n ,h,, al. has come rem,
sa.aL,. ;,.nr,. m.Ls mi. wili uoo, the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-19
H. I've Dollars and . ualf . Year !
r 4 u n 3.


The following free and easy pen and ink
Is.ch Of the United States Senate appeared
| The n. Y. Mirror Of the 10Th ult /, WAS
lawn by "A LOCKER On" We give it
,hout vouching for its accuracy:
Every one who@as visited Washington
brug the last few years, must have re-
Iarked the contrast between the present
mate and the body which formerly as
|ablsd here. Not only is the large space
h vacant which was formerly occupied
\ Mr.. Clay, Webster, and Calhoun. but
Nv few OF tho States are represented by
Ia who are above mediocrlly. In vain
! w look for the learning, experience, and
(arkIiug brilliAncy which distinguished
|eA men as Grundy, Forsyih. Southland.
eehsnan. De9ien, Crittenden, Benton,
N Corwiu.
The frosty head Of Johr navia Il r'i''
.. nIt e.-aHf I fUl .IHulLy CD ....ft
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-19

4 JAPANESE Epicr.-'rhe following 10
the edics, which, for two centuries, has $50.
lated Japan from he rsst Of the world.
The Ds'ch only were exempted from The
ban in return for ths service they rendered
Tho government
mo japanese hip or boat whatsoavss.
o. any japanese born shall dArs get est Al
tAs cosntry. Al who disobey this essi~s
shall b. punished with death; The sAin with
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-19

ne slsispas II D. Soto eosnty, hten<
ha,. euAsssihsi . 900 to Ne sssss 81 :
company v - plank nd i'm -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-19

~ vAsses ssLssKe.
Yankee pedlsp, from time immsmoFial.
have been famous for doing otherr, and he.
Ing done. Notwithstanding thsir shrswdness.
and though, Ia the long ran. they may come
GOT right side Up. YET ooes In awhile the
that they are Obliged to cry peccari!
IN the course Of human events" to find
q new style antipodsan with the Hood, or
contemporary with tho time Of George
WAsljasto".- there happened to bs pa
Ter Of the Old Nay State, bv the name Of
Ike Jewel. who one day packed np bic
traps and started of South. along the line
Of the Mississippi. In order 10 .asnse
patents for varioas invsntions--fro,s boob
pick TO = tanning and At last brtaah,
up at tho little village IT Helena. IN sag
State OF Arkansas. Now, il Lsapeosl
that on the very day that Mr.. Jewel srivoi
In town, fellow had been ARRESTED iof pc.
gro-s.esl,ng, aud placed in the old hog ail,
preparatory to :rcceiving, the penalty of
ffty lashes for the offence. The jsii beiN
insecure, there being no patasose Ia herse.
guards TO protect II. aud the prisone has.
ing a tinge Of Jack Sheppard bloc. IN is
veius, managed to escape, and. Of CONS.
flew hv mint altar ti.s name, OF fsa
witehes In Marbcth. The eon.eauer.e
WAS that when the sheriff went 'hc ustt
morning. In al the dig"i,y Of ofii. 81 pride.
to administer the puuishr,ent, he vas 4ota
surpsissd and ind gnant to find his alAH non
est inrentss.
"Ah, this won't do" said tho digui rr,.
biting his lip and looking poipnards al Use
under sheriff. earoty. headed dorut,.
with pumpkin color~d beard Of 8 ~
growth. 1--WE must set s,1cs Tor RI aea
have him re- npprehendsd."
Scouts were Immediately disps rhei on
all sides, all Of whom had sssw III nsg Oh
trial and knew his face, and ~ III. .lle-a'.
indignity was hugely "riz," ther as.tsrs
rr-e uncomproniAingly stringent
lsos. il happened from some It, ngc snd
--' fr',unate cause, that the ns~i arrived
se p,dlsr vas 'h- ~r-v im,r. fh.
fegr ..," Cor.l-ao brou aans-.
Twin. NJ I've t0.lfa entri apl su $50.
butter,ng a paneaha a. .rsAGssl 10 ne..
morning, d large strong man, wit .r o1
ciaI grin, tapped him gently on III sao.l.
der.
Well" said the Yankee, "v tat's thg
row meow, ehs"
"Want you, mister" was the hiiri re
ply.
Yees-due you want moi spos-
you've hcarn Of my having csm tue tow
with INV syerlsstio, aud all.snoriin' .r,en-
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