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BOOKS. &c
NRW MusIC sTnRRl
Main Street. Worcester,
NEW B00Ks-NEW BUCKS!

At 3. Llpermore & Co.'S Bookstore, 1874 Main st.
T YELLO Manual of Elementary Geology.
IL Rhyme, with reason and without by b. p. shit
lock. az
The Nigwam and the Cabin, by SIMS
The Pro Slavery Arguments.
Norman Maurice, an American Drama hy sims
Percy Efhnaham, by Author valentine Vuxn
sterling's Life pi Emperor, Cha les 5ih.
Downey's New Book Of Choice Proverbs
Fern Leaves.
Trpp's Guide to the White Mountains
The illustrated Record OF ministry of all Nations
History OF the Massacre OF the Greeks on the Island
OF SeiO, by G.. p. Castains. DIFF aug2
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A Homo Wanted

10 or 10 years old assist in taking care of child
Can have the pr vege OF taking lessons in drawing, in
addition to her wages.
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White Gum Arabic Powder

WARRANTED of the rery best quality. aud par.
wv tlculatly adapted for mixing with starch 70 dress
shirt bosoms &c, put up neatly In az. packaRes. -
Also, lor sale IN bulk in quantities to snil, by
L. It. LAZELL, Apothecary
l2u dawowis N# a0l Malu street.
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For Sale.

IN The House formerly occupied by Cor. JAMES
GHaii SHEPHERD, No, ls High street. Inquire Of b.
W. RiDGWAY, at Freight Depot of the Boston
and Worcester Railroad. d2w* au25
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Mrs. IN. w Gnrnlds

LEMALE PHYSICIAN, and successful Midwife
4 Educated At the n. n. Female Medical Colleg
VIII answer calls night and day.
lr Residence cor. OF Myrtle and sonshbridge sire,
worcester ans div
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Merrimack Mutual Loan Fund Assocla-
TION.

GINILAR to those ia Philadelphia, by which almost
- every man becomes his own Landlord, and owns the
premises he occupies, instead of paying Rent. The
Books of the Association open for Subscription
and the Secretary is receiving the Initiation Fee OF 81
per Share, at the Office, No. Nesmith's Building in
Lowell. SAMUEL MCINTYRE.
aug4 diff
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nN Tuesday, August 23d, on The cross road from De-
~ any,s Mill, by the Town Farm to the new road in
Holden, Two cases Boys Boots, in a bag. Whoever
will return the same to The subscribers shallbe suitably
rewarded. FI'rCu I, npfss
au27 dat
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FOR SALE.
Grocery for Sale
House For Sale.

srs On Sycamore street, arranged for TWO fami-
ssfH lies, with good sized Of, valued at $1,000 H.
tssssssS quire Of $, b, NEWTON, on the premises.
Worcester, Aug, n, 1858. deodtOctl
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FOR SALE

- The Real Estate, corner of Portland and Myrtle
Si Streets, consisting of Houses, and about $4,000
4@4A2- feet of Land. Enquire of
aug2 EDWIN GLEASON.
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Agents Wanted
L0ST

NooD, active, enterprisipg young men, with small
- capital, are wanted. Good encouragement given
Apply AZ Horticultural Han am27
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M orcastar Anademv
An Experienced Cook
Can be found by applying Immediately, as above.
Wanted Immediately.
Wet Nurse.

An American, to work or months 10 Soap and
Oahule mandatory. Apply above, au27
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A Young and healthy married Woman wishes a sit
4 uation as Wet Nurse. Apply at Horticulture
HAN DIT au27
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-08-05
OBITUARY.


DIED, in Pend'eton, on the morning
of the IL ult, Mrs. JULlNA DAY,
aged % years.
"F.eely she qui, ths climes tina. gave her
birth,
Home, kindred, friendship, oil she had on
earth
She knew and 'twus enough for her 10 know
The sill small voice that WHISPERED her tn co.
For He who spake by that mysterious voice
Inspired her will and made his call her
cholce.n
On the l3lh ult., HIRAM, only child OF
JOHN aud SARAH Stout. aged 81 months.
On the 20lh ul,., DOCTOR FRANK
LIN, younges, son of THOMAS and JANE
LAKE, aged 81 months.
"Thcse lovely buds so young and fair
Call'd hence by early doom
Just came to show how sweetlT plants
In Paradise will bloom"
Also, on the 24th inst, CHARLES
only son Of DAVID and ABIGAIL Howard
aged II months. s.lnrr a.
His infant spiri. born, on high
Joins in the heavenly train,
And in the sweetest melody
Sings this celestial strain
Lear parents do not grieye in vain
Your loss is my eternal gain.
Communicated
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From SIS to $40 per Day can be Made
The public are assured that this Is
no Humbug!

YTyHE advertiser will send on tho receipt
IL of ST., printed instructions in upwards
Of 100 different kinds of business or methods
of making money, each of which have been
sold at from 81 to $25 each. The whole
have been compiled q; great expense, by
the advertiser. and are now offered Tor only
81. These instructions embrace so many
different ways for making money, that no
one Gun fail TO be suited. A part OF the
instructions alone will be worth ten times
the price asked to every family; and no
person out OF or in any common employment.
will regret sending for them. Unlike those
who shroud in mystery the means by which
they have arrived al independence. we have
in these instructions, (Which originally cos.
tho ,sands of dollaTs) thrown open the ac.
cumulated stores OF our information, tor the
cole beneft of the enterprising portion OF
the community. And of the different me-
theds may De started with capital ot from
SIS to $40 Persons with capital of from
Sl0o TO $500 can make from $50 10 Shopper
day. We could give reference to great
many who have availed them selves OF our
information, and are now engaged in busl-
ness; bat suffice to say, if any are dissatls-
fed, Their money will be refunded.
Owing to the rapid and constantly increas-
ing sale OF the instructions, no letters viii
be attended to unless accompanied with the
cash. Address post paid,
A. P. BOXWELL. Proprietor,
CAB Cleveland, Ohio.
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VAUGHNSVILl.E HOUSE,
E. A. HUSSON, Proprietor.
Vaughnspille, Putnam County, Ohio.
October, 1852. 600
ROAD NOTICE.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given to the
citizens Of Putnam county and State Of
Ohio, that petition will be presented to the
Commissioners of said county n: their next
Session praying for the location and estab
lishment Of a county road, commen cling at
the Giiead and Lima Sate road near Joseph
and james Wade's barn in section thirty, in
the township of Blanchard, county aforesaid, /,
and State Of Ohio. to run thence an east
wardiy course to the Blanchard river-thence
up the meanderlng Of said river to Joseph
Rarnhsor's mll-thence east on the section
line between sections 80 and 32-thence
east eighty rods on section line between
sections 90 and 33.-thence norIbeustwardly
to Guisinger run--.thence eastwardiy TO the
line between C. Guisinger and G. Harman-
thence north TO the Blanchard river-thence
up the meOnderings Of said riverto intersect
the Gilboa and Webster county road.
JOSEPH BARNHlZER,
L. n. CRAWFIS.
July 25th, A. D., 1853. 642
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PROBATE NOTICE.-FOREIGN
WILL.

TIME heirs Of Mary (steiner, Schumacher,
wife of John Schumacher, late of Put.
nam County, Ohio, are hereby notified that
there was filed IN the Cour, of Probate OF
Putnam County, State of Ohio, on this 30th
day Of July, A. D. l853,by Peter Schuma.
cher will Of the said Mary (steiner Schu-
macher, purporting to be proven in the can.
ton of 0annemare of the arondissement of
Belfort, Department Of the Upper Rhine, IN
France; and that the motion to admit such
will to probate was con:inued by Older Of
the Probate Court until the 30th day of Sep
tember next, A. D. 1853, at which time the
case will be for hearing.
BYJAMES MACKENZIE, Sol'r.
July 30th, 1853. 643
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THE INDIANA NEeRo LAw.-The Rev.
G. w. Butler is the Presiding Elder Of
the Madison District. AS such Presiding
Elder he recently employed a colored
preacher from Louisville to preach to his
-coloted brethren in Madison. The 18th
article Of the new constitution Of Indiana
provides iha, any person who may employ,
.or otherwise encourage, any negro OF
mulatto coming into the State after its
adoption "shali be fined in any sum not
less than Ten nor more than five bundled
dollars" The case Is to go before the
Court.-Cin. Enquirer.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NTOTICE is hereby given to the citizens
~ Of Putnam county that there will be a
petition presented to the Commissioners o
Putnam county, at their next Session, pray
ing for the location and establishment of o
county road, commencing at the, north east
corner OF the south west quarter OF the south
west quarter of section thirty-five. in Plea
SAINT township, Putnam county, Ohio, to run
thence south to the county line, Of said
county.
ADAM VANMETER.
June s, 1858. 635
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INDIAN CoRN.-Rica is probably the
CHEF article of sustenance Of the larg' &
number Of human beings; Whea, OF the
next class in number; but the grain which
ought to be most cultivated and relied on
is our Maiz, or Indian Corn. ils pro-
duc,ion demands labor aud care, but the
growing plant can hardly be surpassed in
)oxuriance or beauty, and we know no.
thing else a5ove-ground-certainIy No
grain-of which SO large an amount Of
food can be annually obtained from a
well cultivated acre. I, IL far more
reliable for good yield than Wheat, and
tho insects which assail il are far more
within the reach Of mans exterminaiing
warfare. I, grows rankly and natures
seasenably over two>thirds of the cartl,'s
hahitable surface, and, under thorough
cultivation, will yield one hundred bushels
or two and half iuns of highly nutri>
tious gsain 10 the acre, besides large
amount of fodder for cattle; or, sowed
properly and cut green, as many as twelve
tons 10 The acre of the best food for cattle
has been obtained. The world hears
enough Of our Co,ton-crop, whereas our
Corn>crop is worth three of our Cotton
any year Of our lives. But our Corn is
mainly consumed at home, while our
Cotton in good part goes abroad.--N Y
Tribune.
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THE EXCHANGE,
By J. TINGLE,
KALIDA, Putnam County, Ohio,

NNR. T. has taken the House formerly
lxH occupied by Thomas Coulter. and
fitted it up for the accommodation Of Guests,
Travellers, and oil who may favor him with
their ustom. g
He will spare no pains to furnish good
Table, and the other requirements that make
up the prope. service Of Hotel. -.
HIS stables are in good condition and will
be dulv attended. 643] Aug. 4, 1858
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ANN oUNCEMENTs.

Mr.. EDITOR PLEASE announce tbs name
Of JOHN NICEWARNER as a candidate
for the office of RECORDER, subject to the de-
cision Of the popolar vote 20 be hold on the
9th day Of august, and obige
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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PROBATE NOTICE.-FOREIGN
WILL. @

TIME heirs Of John Schumacher. late Of Putnam
IL county Ohio. are hereby notified that there WINS
filed in the Court of Probate, of said Putnam county
State of Ohio on this 30th day OF July, A. D. 1853,
by Peter Schumacher Will of the said John Schu
y1acher, supporting TO he proven in the Canon of
Dannemare, reimbursement of Befort, Department
of the Upper Rhine In France, and TINT the motion
TO admit such will to probate was continued by order
of the Probate Court until the 30t day of September
next, A. D. 1853 ut which time the will be for
hearing.
Ju,v 40. 1853 .'. - -. s43
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IRTsn G1RLs.--A distinguished English
tours, has published his journey through
Ireland last year and pays the following
tribute to the beauty aud moral character
Of Irish women:-- Tam Herald.
The boys in these schools were not so
well dressed as the giIls, but by no
means ragged. The girls were very
neatly dressed, their skins clean, their
hair in good order; and among them
many children Of extraordinary beauty.
This last observation is equally applicable
10 all the schools visited by mo in the
south Of Ireland, as we'll ss 10 The child.
rem seen in the cottages, and even to the
beggurs; The beauty Of the female child
rcn, in particular, being very striking,
They uniformly wear their hair very thick,
and in great profusioD-black, golden
and faxen; and when this huge rounded
mass is kept within due bounds and in
proper trim, as is generally the case in
the schools, it gives romantic and poe.
,ical expression TO the head and face,
which greatly enhances the effect Of their
bright black eyes and elegant features.
The beauty Of the children is found
abuRdan,ly in the grown up young women
f,hroughout the south and west OF Ireland.
# was with some surprise, and not a
lhde satisfaction, that | made The dis
covery Of the remakable comelness Of
the young women of Ireland. This
comeliness was frequent; and, individual
specimens, attained the standard ofalmost
fauliless beoviy--and this not merely in
features, but in form and department
also. il wos no sight pleasure 10 meet
one of those rustic maidens Of a mornlng
tripping joyously along the turf in her
bright colored shawl, with her small and
well shaped feet and ankles uufettered
by shoe or stocking, her little upright
carriage, and her profuse glossy and
well-aHanged locks; and this pleasure
was not lilae enhanced when saluta-
ton or question brought out, as it did
"a, once, her mudest smile and her pretty
brogue. |, is another tribute justly due
to the young women Of Ireland, to record
their Singular decorum and modesy of
demeanor, and their general propriety of
conduct. do not hesitate for moment,
in giving to them decidedly the palm, in
these particulars, over the rustic damse,s
Of both England and Scotland. Unmar-
ried mothers aie, believe, quite rarity
in Ireland "a thing which, fear, cannot
be said Of any other portion oflhe three
Kingdoms.
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ft.y- v. b. PALMER, at New York, Boston,
anu Phiadel pha. is our only agent in these
cies for advertising and subscription pur-
doseS. All arrangements made with him,
on our account will be treated as il made
directly with this Office.
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MIR. EDITOR PLEASE announce the name
of JOSEPH TINGLE as a candidate fol the
Office of RECORDER, subject to the decision OF
the popular vote, to be held on the 9th day
of August. THE DEMOCRACY.
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ROAD NOTICE.

I'D OBERT Sites, William Beach, Daniel
IL Broadsword, John Critics, Moses Lee,
Walter Edwards. j. M. Williams, Church
Wilson, Jesse McWilliams. Roland Green,
Mary Balor, and the unknown owners of the
south west and north west quarters of sec.
zion eleven, and Of the north east and south
east quarters of section tan, and OF the north
west and south west quarters of section
fourteen, and Of the north east and south east
quarters Of section fifteen, and OF the north
east and south east quarters OF section TWEEN
ty-two, in township two north range eight
cast, will take notice that the viewers and
surveyor appointed by the Commissioners of
Putnam county, Ohio, will meet at the house
of William Hannas, in Blanchard township,
20 view and survey certain road, hereafter
described. petitioned to be located ard
established as a county road, commencing
at the termination OF the Gilboa road, where
il intersects the Van Buren, and Defiance
road, in Van Buren township, at the section
corners Of sections thirty four and thirty.
fine thence running direct north coarse
on the section line, until it intersects the
north or sandy ridge road and there Terminate
GODFREY SUTER,
638 Principal Petitioner.
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EIRST ARRIVALS - From New
Il York.--A choice and we'll selected
variety ofbcautiful Prints, Of the latest
styles, quite low. Choice Fans. Alpaca
Lusires, &c. ot
WM g. A. J. TAYLOR, Kalida, o.
April 25, 1858. @aa9 629
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

0N the 9th day of August, A. D., 1853,
W on one O'Clock in the afternoon nt the
door of William McClure's tavern. in the
Town OF Giboa. Putnam county, Ohio. will
be sold to the highest bidder the following
Real Estate as the property Of William Will
liams. deceased. to wit: The north west
quarter Of the south west quarter of section
number SIX 10y township number one north
range number eight east, containing forty
two ncres of land, more or less subject to
the Dover Of the widow (assigned from the
north west corner Of said property, encum-
bering lot Of land forty rods in length from
north to south and thirty-two rods in width
from east to wes0. Said property is ap.
praised at $3.50 co.
Terms Of sale.-One-third cash on day of
sale; one-third in six months, and balance
ir twelve months. Deferred payments to be
secured by mortgage on the premises.
L NJ CRAWFIS, Administrator
July 98th. A. d 1858. r.- 642
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ROAD NOTICE.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given to the
IL citizens of Putnam county, and State Of
OHIO, th'.t petition will be presented
TO the Commissioners Of said county, at
their next Session, praying for the loca-
ton and establishment of county road,
commencing a the county line south Of N
w. Ogan's house, in section thry-live in the
township Of Pleasant, county aforesaid, and
State of Ohio to run thence north TO the end
OF N. w. Ogan'a east aud west lane, and
thence west to intersect the Kenton and
Kalida State road. N. w. OGEN.
June 8, 1858. 635
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ATNTACHMENr NOTICE.

A T my instance writ of attachment was
N this day issued by Moses Lee. Justice
OF tho Peace within and for Putnam county,
against the monies, rights, credits and ef
fects Of Daniel Sims, nonresident OF said
county.
Dated August 8, 1853. 6l3
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PROBATE NOTICE..
Settlement of Estateof LudoUick Hull

deceasedyi
4NFoTICE is hereby givcn that James
N Wooddell. administrator Of Ludowick
Hull, deceased. has filed his accounts, as
such administrator for partial settlement on
the Both day Of August, A. D. 1853.
JOHN DIXON, Probate Judge.
July 30,h, 1853. 643
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The New York Erpress gives an in
ieres,ing account Of on affair which re-.
Gently took place in that city.
A wealthy gentleman, residing in tliis
city, becomes enamored Of poor but
virtuous giri. They are married, and in
due time are blessed with a smiling
cherub--a pledge Of their mutual alffc-
iion. But "lhe course Of true love never
did run straight" as frequently after the
eonsumma,ion OF the marriage relations
MS before they are entered upon. BusI-
ness calls the gentleman TO Europe, and
The same cause delays his return for a
long time. Meanwhile, SANDER will her
hundred eyes and ears is busy at work
The absent husband is charged with in
fidelity. The lady becomes Indignant,
applies to the Courts, and sues GU, a
divorce, with $4,000 as olimony, which
is Immediately paid over by the friends
of the absen, husband. The lady having
now become Of age, comes before the
Court, asking on these grounds that the
above mentioned sum be paid 10 herself,
which was Of course granted. But,
richest Of all this legal warfare, however,
the husband returns, seeks an interview
with his former wife, explains away all
that had been said to his disadvantage,
and second time the happy couple
sought the steps Of the altar, and a second
time the knot was tied, and we presume
firmly eao"gh this time to last for lhe
rest Of their lives.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale,
NEAR PENDLETON.

Stephen Anderson, Guardian Of
Samuel Busick, James Busick Madison county
and Wesley Busick, minor heirs Probate Court
Cf SAMUEL Busick, late of Put
nam county, Ohio, deceased, Petition 10 Sell
VS.. Lands.
Henry Kilhetfcr, ct. nj.
i)Y virtue of an older OF the Court of Probate
y within and for Madpon county. Stnte Of Ohio,
will proceed 10 offer for sale at the door of the
Court house in Kulida, III the county Of Putnam, be-
tween the hours cf ten o'clock. n. M, and four
O'Clock, p. M, OH s,--
Tuesday, September 9Th, 1858,
the following described property, to wit:
The share by viii Of the said Jnmes Busck, In
the north half OF the souh east quarter of the south
east quarter of section seventeen of township one
south of range eight ens, heing twenty of land
lying In Putnam county, and State of Ohio.
And also "T'he shnre by VIII Of Samuel Busick. On
the middle part Of the west half os the south east
quarter of section seventeen Of township one south
Of range eight east In snid Putnam county and State
of Ohio, lying immediately south OF the parcel Of
land willed by Samuel Busck, now deceased, to
George Busck, and by him sold to Whitfield Ackley,
bounced on the south and east by lands vled TO
Sarah Busick and Wesley Busick and on tie west by
lands occupied by Henry Blosser, being 90 acres OF
land. oa
And also "The share by said will Of Wesley
Busick which is the south west quarter OF the south
east quarter, except northwest part; and the south
east part of the northwest quarter of south east
quarter OF section seventeen of township one south OF
range eight east. Putnam County, State of Ohio,
heng twenty three of land. and In lois number
five and six mos & 81 in the Town Of Pendleton,
In said county &
Subject however, to the Life Estate or Dover In.
ierest of their said Mother Sarah Dusick in the
aforesaid three several tracts of land and town lots.
STEPHEN ANDERSON,
grw r. Guardian of said heirs.