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seminaies truth, and am one who never
would be indifferent to its censuSe when
deserved, for when rightly conducted, il
IS the great organ Of enlightened public
opinion; but when its subject is misrep
resenla,ion and lalsehood, il becomes
degraded, so as only to deserve conlemf.
and requires no notice but the Publica-
tim OF tho truth for its condemnation
We have adopted a new Constitution, we
have sworn to maintain il, ws are its
friends, we cannot be otherwise, and
would not, if we could; and however a
venial press may misrepreseni, we have
a plain honest duty TO perform.
This'is my conviction Of the ruling
motive ofmy own course, and | believe
II, is SO Of every honcrable member
Tho right way is plain bafore us, and we
can follow in the path, unaffected by
censure, and uncontrolled by any llhd
ences that woul1 mislead us, as they
would wrong the people, and while so
doing, lei us never lose sight Of the fact
that i, is ,ur duty to make them acquainted
as far as practicable, with every thing
pertaining 10 their State government.
As regards The wisdom OF folly Of that
clause in the Constitution requiring the
printing to be gwen 10 The lowest bidder,
| have nothing 10 say a, this time and
although may not have approved OF it,
ye, shall not condemn. | am opposed
10 any amendment TO that clause, or any
other, of our Constitution al preasent.
shall oppose every effort to amend, until
after full, fair and honest trial, and then
if there is any part Of the Consultation
which does moi prove beneficial and salu.
,ary, the people, in their mpjfsy and
strength will correct the evil. Let US
see the prac, cal workings: before propos.
ing new things. The "sober second
thought" Of the people is always. right,
and will sustain iha, which is good, and
condemn tha, which is wrong. '.'2
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DIED,

At his residence, in Union township, Putnam
county, on Wednesday, the 18th ult., DAVID
SR0UFE, aged about 68years. .ytat.si
G The deceased was one Of the oldest citi.
zens of this county,--a worthy and respect.
able member of society, and during tbellast
war with Great Britain had been one OF the
defenders of his country in the cont csts on
the frontier. Respect to his memory.
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POST OFFICE.

A Democratic Nominating Convention
to select Cnndidate for Postmaster, al
Kalda, Ohio, will be held on the l9'h
inst, at the esual place Of holding elec
lions, in ihis village, at l o'clock, P. M
Those usually having mail matter at that
Office wiR please at,end. ".1enaL
Kalida, February 3, 1853. 81 wv.
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valuable Real nstate for aaIs.
NEAR PENDLETON /.

NEAR PENDLET0N. t.-,. Y
Stephen Anderson. .Guardi m.A;.,n c,.n,v
~ ~ y 9a'nSs'D ,uy en- Probate Court.
nus'ek anu wesley D Petition 10 Sell
uel Busick, late OF Putnam " sr,i,. b
County deceased, ,....-
VS..
fTenry Kilhrfer. ct. al. a' ,''fEf .-aas
DY virtue Of an order OF tho Court Of Pro-
Dbate within and for Madison County,
State of Ohio, | will proceed to offer Tor
sale at the door ofthe Court House in Kalido,
lin the County Of Putnam, between the hours
of ten o'clock. a. IT., and four o'clock, p. m.
Monday, the tenth day of FEBRUARY A. D
1883 t.at.a'
the following described property, to wit:
The share by Will of the SAID James Ru'
sick in the North half of the South East
quarter Of the South East quarter of secilon
seventeen tf township one south " range
eight east, being twenty acres Of land, lying
in Putnam county, and State Of OhiolHa
And also 1.-The share by will Of Samuel
Busick, in the middle part OF the West
half of the South East quarter Of section
seventeen Of Township one South OF range
eight Enst, in said Putnam county, and
State of Ohio, lying Immediately South OF
the ps eel of land wlled by Samuel Busick,
now deceased, to George Bdsick, and by him
sold TO Whitfield bounded onthe south
and East by lands wlllcd to Sarah Buslck,
and Wesley Busick, and on the West by
lands occupied by Henry Blosser, being 20
acres Of land.
And also ''The share by said Will of
Wesley Busick. which IS the South West
~, f,f 40 SouIh Enct
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ROAD NOTICE

Mt Office is hareby given that there will he a petit
N ton presented to the Commissioners OF Putnam
County, Ohio, at their March session A. D. 1855 pray.
ing for the location of u County Road. commencing
ate road running north from HArInon's mill 10 the
Sugnr Ridge at the sectioon nine between sections
tweury AMI twenty.nne, in Blanchard Township
thence est on the section line until II intersects the
Township line road between Blanchard and Ottawa
Townships.
W. MANY PETITIONERS. z
February 3, 1853. rus GIT
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AUD1ToR,s SALE.

Section Sirteen. Union Township.
TN pursuance OF law I, William NJ. Bell. Auditor
in and for Putnam county and State Of Ohio will
offer for sale. Saturday the 5h day of February.
A. D. 1889 Mt 10 o'rock, NJ at the door ofthe Court
house in said county of Putnam, the following des
crired lands heng section sixteen, Union township,
in said county sci apart fer sSoOIs therein 10 witt
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HERE Is YOUR REMEDY!
HOLL0WAYiS OINTMENT
4 Moer MIpAf,II oIts- -cIIpE or

y z Z 1 =
A MOST MIRACULOUS CURE OF
BAD LEGS, AFTER 43 YEARS
SUFFERING. gag bas 2i o. t,@A ~
Extinct Of Letter from Mr.. William GhlPn,
ef70, ST. MaTy's stfeet, Weymontif, dated
May l5te, 1851. .ofd0
To Professor HoLLnwAY, j 90
SIR,-At the age Of IS my wife. (wbe
is now 6l) caught a violent cold, which
saiiled in her legs, and ever since that
lime they have been more os less sore,
aud greatly iuAimed. Her ageniesswere
dis,rac,ing, and for months together she
was deplivsd entirely of resi- and ;ssep.
Every remedy iba, medical men advised
was tried, but, without effect; her beallh
suffered severely, ard the state pf ber
legs, wasFenble. ! had often tead your
Advertisements. aud advised herto w
your Pills and Ointment; aud, as last
resource, after every other g,Fcmedy bad
proved useless, she consepted,fo do, So
She commeuced six weeks agn; and,
strange to relate, is now in good bealih;
Her legs are rpainless, Without seam or
scar, and her sleep sound aod aadis-
turbed. Could you have wialHssed the
autferings of my wife during ihe last 4S
years, aud contrast them with .herpfeseDt
enjoyment OF health, you would indeed
feel delighted in having been The e7nleans
Of so greatly alleviaiing The spf.rngs Of
n feiloW creature Isl nedl
WILLIAM GALPIN. ~
A. PERSON 70 YEARS OF AGE
CURED OF A BAD LEG, Or
THIRTY YEARS. STANDING.
Copy of Letter from Mr. William Abs.
Builder of Gas Ovens, Of RdsheItff.. near
near Huddersfold, dated May 81 81, 1851.
TO Professor HoLL WAY, isd
SIR,-I suf' red for a period Of thirty
years from bad leg, the result Of two
or three different accidents at Gas Works;
accompanied by scorbntic symptoms'asi
had recourse to variety Tof medical
advice, without deriving any tbeneftNdnd
was even rohl that the leg must be, ami
pulaled, YET, inopposnionatd thai opioion,
your Pills aud Olniment have eff cieda
complete cure IN so short Nme, ,ihaiiew
who had not winessedlit would credi.
the fact. (Signed) .9 aamaoD
uog arri .e WILLIAM ABBS.5a
The truth of this statement cans be
verified by Mr.. w. p Eogland. GlIemisg
10, Market Street, Huddersfialda yns 70
A DREADFUL BAD BREASTsd
'HCURED IN ONE MONTH.
Extract Of letter from Mr.. oFre6erick
Turner, Of Penshurst, Kent, dated Decem-
ber l}th, 1850.
To Professor HoLLnEAY, e. y7agasL
DEAR SIR, = My-wle had suffered
from Bad Breasts for more than six
months, and during the whole period had
Ihe best medical attendance, but all TO
mouse. Having before, healed an awful
wound in my own leg by your unryalcd
medicine, | determined again To use your
Pills and Ointment, and therefore gnve
them trial in her case, and fortunate it
was did so, for in less iban month
perfect cure was effected, and the bene-
fit that various other branches of my
family have derived from their use is
really Astonishing. ! now, strongly re-
command them 10 all nv friends. kg-.
(Signed) F. EDERlCK TURNER.
The Pills should be used conjpinlly
with the Ointment in most Of the follow
ing cases - t5sasg ss,.,..4 u ~
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The total cost Of those reports, provided
they contain,the same numbe Of tokens press
work, The same umoant of folding, stitching
and covering as those of last, winter, will,
under the law, cost only the sum of $222 90a
Being saving ofthe State. on the,printlng
of the extra copies of these three reports
alone, to the amount of one thousand tSenty
dollars and ninety-tice cents. ..iE...,s
| NAV be ask ed, whv I have, in my calcu-
lation under the provisions of the law. made
none for composition. | answer that the law
allows but one charge Tor composition, and
the reports have already been ordered to be
printed for the use OF this House. Neither Is
any chare allowed for composition or transfer
to the volumes of public ocnments.
could have made other comparisons Us to
the cost of printing and binding the laws,
IoufRaia. and volumes OF public documents,
which would have shown, probably, an equal
% ydisproporton in the cost as these already
made; but shall be content to make only
one other. The report Of the condition OF the
Banks of Ohio, which is made quarterly to
the Auditor Of State, and printed in tabular
form, has, am creditably informed, hereto.
tore cost the sum Of xftty dollars-under the
law, the cost is about eighty dollars only.
Such, Mr. Speaker, are some OF the pract-
cal workings ofthat law which has received
the bitter denunciations of some lew lndi-
viduals The work has (since the engage.
ment of the difficulty in relation to folding.
stitching and binding, and which cannot
here,cter) been promptly executed, and
without unnecessary delay. The typographI.
cal execution Of the work, which has passed
under nv observation, has never been ex.
celed In the State. So far as the interests
oftheState is concerned in dollars and cents,
the printing law OF the last session will be a
saving to a cons derable amount annually; /;
bat whether the Successful bidders will re.
ceive large profit on their lnbors, am una
bile to say. think not, however. The
competition has beengreat, and the prices
bid are extremely low.
But to return to the question now before
the House. Shall il be said that this Legis-
ia,ure has refused to publish. for the informa.
lion of the people, the leports of the noblest
Institutions Of the State? Institutions, sir ),
OF which, every Ohioan in whose bosom beat is
a warm and sympathetic heart, feels Justly
proud? Ihope not But, on the contrary,
trust that this information, so much sought
after by every noble-mindet mah,v will be
printed. and spread broadcast over the land
-ihat Its fruit, like bread cast upon the waters,
may be gathered many days hence-its inHu-
ence felt in opening up the fountains OF love
andlsympathy for these unfnrtunate classes
Of humanity. wbogare qnow receiving, and
we'll deserve, the fostering care Of the State
Ofthose noble Institutions may Ohio well be
proud, for they shed rich lustre over her
bright and glprous name, and cover up, in
MY humble opinion, a multiiudeeol Legislative
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Total--.--.......... .....-.-,--!-''.... S44l Az
The extra copies of :he report eff The, Su
'perintendent, and Directors OF the Lu natic
Asylum, cost, r.
For composition and press.work ,.y>.-. $9l0 65
For folding, stitching and covering",l 1863 90
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val0able Properly for Sale.

Valuable Property for Sale.
FEHIE valuable aud commndious Tavern
j. stand known as BROWN HAI,b1iin
Columbus Grove, Putnam county, Ohio, is
offered for sale by the proprietor aud will be
sold on very favorable terms. He has changed
his location for the practice Of his profession
and is therefore desirous,o hnye his properly
Siabling, &c., insthat section ofcouatry and
Is as valuable property as a person1in intending
to enter upon that kind OF business can posi-,
blv fnd, For particulars apply 10 D. AN
-DREWS, Troy, Ashland county, or TO
JAMES MACKENZIE, Kaiida, Ohio. l'oi
7 November l3, 1892 ase rs 81 sos
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tar Total .........."-.-.... 823
Report oftbe Deaf and Dumb Asylum,
for press work .'..'...........'. $23 So
Folding, Stitching, and Covering..'.'. IL TIA
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The above lands will not be sold for less than five
dollars per acre, nor less than the appraised value.
fa WILLIAM M. BELL, 's]
a+.aHG ea H -HtA9 Auditor.
AuprTeR's oVFIcE, Putnam Co, o.,( a
Kaiida, December 9th, 1852, -a 6|
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e.ammuF ----- uH IAl D. ap /
The question being upon the passage OF
tho resolutions, Mr. Bishop SAID, .,
Mr.. SPEAKER: Before the question is taken
upon the adoption of tha Resolutions, now
under conaiderotion, I desire to make a few
remarks, and in so doing, it Is with extreme
reluctance that propose to consume the time
of this honorable body. On all questions,
when I'have taken part in the debates,
have eudeavoured to be brief, ard to speak
directly tothe ubject; butif, in this case,
should depart rom that ule Of act on, hope
that may beindulged, for, I think the nm
portance of the subject, to US and TO the peo-
pie, demand it. i think, sir, this subject OF
printing extra copies Of reports, aad import.
ant documents generally, is one demanding
more attention than has heretofore, generally,
been given to it; and with this view, have
tuken caro- TO prepare some calculations,
based upor facts and figures, which pro-
pose to submit to the House. Tho resoln.
tions Inder consideration propose to print an
extra number Of copies Of the Report OF the
State House Commissioners, and the Reports
OF the Trustees md Superntendents OF the
Benevolent Institutions, and which reports
have been laid before this House accompanied
by special Message from the Govcrnor.--
The pqopls Of Hancock county, which have
saie honor to represent, fell a deep interest
in the cost of the construction OF, the New
State House, and in the, prosperity of.the
Benevolent Institutions Of OHIO, and trust
the people throughout the State feel like
interest. It'has been the practice Of every
Legislature, since these Insttu tons have
been in existence, TO print large .,numbers OF
extra, copies of the reports, and to diutribute
the SAME among the people At the last ses-
aion, this House ordered six thousand extra
copies Of the reports of these Institutions to
he printed. and that is the number nowrpr".
posed for both the branches Of the LeeiSla.
lure. -'" -''.''-
BY an examination Of the bills for the
printing and binding ordered by this House.
at its last session, now on file in The Office, OF
the Auditor of State, find that the extra
number Of copies Of the report of,the Super
intenpent and Directors Of the Blind Asylum,
eost,, ',....-....- ,...,....,..t,..r f'sg f!iJ
For composition and pIess-work,.-.. S83 SO
Forfolding, stitching and covering. 245 27i
'FD
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
a59t NJ ESTATE Jl

M OTTO is hereby given that pursuant to an order
of the Court Of Probate, in md for the County of
Putnam and State of Ohio. will offer for sale at the
door of the Court House in said county, On the fifth
day of March A. d. 1858, between. the hours of 10
O clock A. M, and O'Clock NJ. the following de.
scribed property belonging to james Martin minor heir
of Obcd Martin deceased 10 wit: commencing at the
north east conc of Simon Careys estate UNSIGNED by
partition Of Ohed Martins esatel running thence cast
TO The north OF tile south west fraction OF
Sc ction one, south of Range five jl east, running
thence south fir enOugho contain fifteen aud half
ncres and thence wcst to said Careys line; thence
north nong said line To the place of beginning situate
In said section one of Township south, of range
five east in said Putnam county Ohio aad containing
fifteen and one half acres. Also the following descih-
cd rea, estute belonging to George Martin minor heir
of Obed artin deceased to wit: commencing on the
south wes, corner of James Martins land above de.
crihed running thence said line to the south
east corner ofsad James Nartinss land thence south
so far as Will make fifteen and half acres: thence
west said Careys land River: thence north Along
said line to the place of beginning continuing hfteen
and half acres situated in section one OF Town one
south of range five east In Putnam County Ohio.
TER Ms:-One third cash In hand one third in nine
months and one third in eighteen months, with inter
est from the day Of sac to be secured by mortgage on
the premises. -1r q -. : g. -
BARBARA MARTIN,
Guardian Of James Martin George Martin.
February |. 1853.
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BY con,racts taken under the provisions of
the law, passed April 10th, 1852, the cost Of
printing, folding. stitching, and covering,
will be az follows:
blind Asylum Report, for press:work, $l3 "A
Folding stitching, and covering..'''' Y 36&
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"a TOEaI-''.''--....----- SOzo II
The extra copies of the report of thelSuper-
'intendent and Directors of the Deal and
Dumb Asv lum, cost, '.''"'
For composition and press-work.....- $lt3 40
For folding, stitching and covering... 1913 90
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Total. ...'.'..,".....I..".rr.rl0 23S
Report of the Lunatic Assylum,. -
for press. work ..".. ".................:..'''S45 90
Folding stitching, AID coyering,."::.. 81 l6A
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REMARKS OLE MR. BISHOP,

Delioered in the Heuse Of Representatives,
January 7th, 1852 on the Resolutions
to print ertra copies ofths Reports OF
g Ghe Benevolent Institutions of Ohio.
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Sold attbe Establishment Of Professor
II LLowAY, pa, Strand, (ncar Temple
Bar, London,) and by all respectable
Druggists aud Dealers in Medicines
throughout the British Empire. and Of
those Of the United States, in Pots at
37Ac., and ST. SOC. each. Wholesale by
the principal Dug honses in the unidp,
and by Messrs "A. B 81 D. Dy.SASDs, New
York ,. ia. IS
CT There is considerable isayipg by
taking the larger sizes.
N. B. Directions for the guida'ce Of
patients in every disorder are affixedio
each Pot. sr se
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S573 IS
The total cost of printing, folding, site

The total cost of printing, folding, stitch
ing and covering Of tile extra copies of these
reports, cost the sum Of 81 343 1874. 77
would here observe that these Items in-
.clude the FIVE hundred ''additional" copies
of each report. ordered to be printed for the
use of The officers making the same; but
does not include the cost of the German prfnt-
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Nov. %. 1852. as, l8 aEaai -7.'.a
, Mr.. Anderson will be ready en- the
terth February TO sell the above lands
and with pow"rto dispose Of the Widows
dover in the same. -Hl.E - -ILI l.-
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For composition and pIess-work,.".. S83 SO
For folding, stitching and covering. 245 27i
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DR. Al yANDEgss.tCr.
LOUISVILLE, Ky


ate professor Of the Ecole Chnione Medicine eff ar
mac,ale Paris, having been prastcing Medicine ::
REGsl leave to announce TO his friends and the public
II generally. thsi he still continues cevote lis time
ana atentonto the ailev;sticn OF humsn sr.rirg by
curing the following Diseases Coughs Colds Asthma,
,ts propS Dyspepsia Liver complaints. Blles Fisu.
las Govt. rheumatism ScrofuIa White ~ ell SIS. bis
eases OF the skin Nervous lions: Fever and AgGe,
Bilious complaints & e ,f&e.
= The success which p. v has with by his pecu
ar way OF treating all Kin Of Diseases has teen as-
tomshDg-curing The most desperate after repeated
FAILURES OF the most eminent practitioners IN The country
as pro OF the Doctors merits; untred he will Uncer
lake the cure of all patients without charge excepting
the cost Of the medicine equr ng fec until after the
restorati of their health the full satisfaction OF
the patients mind The benefit conferred This Is the
principle upon waeIs Vandersce is governed in all
cases with his practice.
Persons afflicted with Bilious &C.. &c. have them
Fntrly removed and permanently cured 10y Dr. Y. and
can bear testimony toni wonderful success.
Families suffering with Irregularities nervousness de-
hy &C.. permaenntly cured by the treatment Of
DR. Fanderslice- La les let scruples raise deli
eacy hinder you from applying in proper person, when
you can be readily restored 10 heallt.
Diseases OF apeeular character guaranteed 20 be
removed in few days, radically without ssive
dele.erous medicines. Or. V being eninently
full in this branch OF raetice Patients would much
time and money, TO notbng OF anxiety Ct mind BY
giving him an early call He warrants 10 ell aterhow
and long standing ii may have been, tho oaeh
cure or nS pay 'nyds your true interest - apply
to DrVa once who has he proper medicines 10 meet
Dr.. vanderslice begs Lave say further that he
with him dies prepared in scientific and skilled
manner under his own eye. 10 Gu each snd all diseases
IN which his attention has been so long with full direction
how to them therefore inyalds from section of
the country. by addressn letter, post paid, 10 tile doc
tor stating symptoms &C.. snd enclosing Zee, can have
advice and medicine sent them
IPOfies hours from to y O'CLOCK, 4; ". and from
9 tosP.M.
II TThe doctor may be found the Pavilion Eotri
Front street and after this date lie will remain
some eight or ten days.
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ALLI5 e. EOwBS
WhoseS.Ip GrncaE G

C1-ls- Of WI.sr asf Vins SIS =, EraRsriNe, Ind.
TIAVE on hand of the largest and best selected
stocks OF Groceries, ever opened in the West. and
offer inducements that will justify dealers, TO prefer
the market at Evansville y any distant point
Merchants invited to call and examine.
COFFEE-Ro, Jamaica, Java, Mecca
TEA-Imperial, Gun Powder Hyson, Young Tyson,
Poushong, Ooong of all grades from lowest price fine
est.
sUGAR-New Orleans, UaTannah, Loaf, Crushed,
powdered
MOLASSES-The very best Plantation, purchased pre-
yiols to the first frost also reboled and sugar House
BRANDY-Of all grades from the Best imported, q
great variety of brands. to domestic manufactured.
WINES-Port. Madeira, Claret, White. Sherry, Cham
paign. different Brands and navors.
GlN-London Excise, Pine Apple and very fine Hol
land in Jugs
GIG ARsA great variety Of Brands at all prises from
So 50 10 $3.50 2 I0CG.
AXES-Smmon 5, Davis and the celebrated Collins
Together with general assortment of all articles gen
erally kept In GrOeers Establishments such Ssap
Candles Dye Stufs, Nails. Leather Starch Nuts, large
lotof Gunny ags, Turk Island and kanawha salt Oils
Paints, BsoOms, Brushes. Paper, Tobacco, Counter
Scales, CoGee Mills. Spices do ground Matches Traces
Well Chains and fixtures. Tumbl rs. DeoaEters. Jars
Lanterns Hall Lamps, Oysters lines. Mackerel Shad
Goldfish. Herring, Shoves, Get, ect., eet.
AL the goods We sell are warranted. octl