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Life Saved mt Midnight! by
GREGORY'S
INSTANT. CURE OF PAIN.

TFHIS wonderful medical compound,
Il prepared a. Maumee City, Ohio, the
ancient country Of the OTTowA INDIANS,
whose medicines, combined with Empyr-
eumatic oils, extracts Of barks, roots,
gums and balsams of the Temperate and
Torrid Zones, make it the most powerful
and pungent preparation for the suppress
sion Of ALL INFLAMMATloM, whether pro-
ceeding from Burns, Scalds, Broken
Bones, Colds, or any other cause, ever
offered to the public. The momont ii is
taken, its thrilling and animating power is
felt, as it forces its way through every
diseased nerve AMI gland Of the system,
relieving all pain In AN INSTANT, and dis
solving local distractions which cause in
flamma,ion. fevers aud spasmodic pains
with rapidity known Of no other medi-
cine. 1t Immediately quits the pain Of
Nervous OR SICK HEADACHE, instantly
cures the TooTH. ACHE, and relieves, at
once, the excruciating pains Of RHEUMA.
rIsM, and cures long standing cases.
1t has proved certain cure for CnoL.
ERA! Az agent wriies--"l had rather
trust my life with il, than any medicine
known"
BROKEN BREAsT.--Ladies! Enough
suffering is yours, without this horribIe
complaint. Use this medicine accord.
ing TO directions, and you will never again
be SO affected. For dangerous accidents,
broken limbs, mangled desh, bruises,
burnes scalds, fain,nesa, pain in the s;om-
ach; spasms cramp, collie, FEVER AND
AeUE, colds, sore throat, canker IN the
mouth and stomach, and all complaints Of
an infammatory character, this medicine
will give insian, reliefto the sufferer. No
Family should be withoma! Thousands
are ready TO testify to its efficacy and GER
tainty in the CURE OF Bowel COMPLAINTS,
and muliiiudes Of children have been
saved by its timely use, when attacked at
midnight, with fits, spasms, cramp, collie
ind choking, caused by worus--wth no
physician near, and IN imminent peril.
See pamphlets, with agents.
Price 25 cents per Bottle.
AGENrs.-F. j. Lye g. Talbot g.
French, Delpbos; VIM. e. A. ]. Taylor,
Kalida; t. F. Garner, Vaughnsyille; R.
J. Lowry, Leipsic; H. ]. Boehmer, For
Jennings; Henry Greene. Medary; NJ G.
Ewing, Gilboa. And by agents general.
Iy in every county in The State. All or.
ders must be sent TO the Proprietors,
GREGORY g. MOORE.
Mdamee City, Ohio.
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Office Of The Recorder Of Deeds, in each
of the counties in which said real or per.
sonal property may be situated or en-
pIoyed, and said mortgage SO recorded.
shall be held TO be a good and substantial
lion from the date Of the record OF the
same in each county where the same is
recorded, as well upon the personal, as
the real property Of said company.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
Presiden. Of the Senate,
February 8, 1853.
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AN ACT TO regulate Railroad Mort
gageA.

SdSO9'
Sec. /. Be il enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That in
all cases where any railroad company Or
gaDized, or hereafter be organized, under
any law ofihis State, or owning any real
and pesonal estate therein, which has by
virtue Of any special provisions in its
charter, Of the act CIRCULATING rail-
roads," passed FEBRUARY ii, ls4S. OF Of
The act '.io provide for the creation and
regulation Of incorporated companies in
the State Of Ohio" passed May !, 1852,
suthority to borrow money, and TO secure
the payment thereof, to pledge the pro-
perty and income of such company, every
such company execute deed Of mort
gage, or other instrument in writing, for
the purpose Of securing the payment o.
the !can Of money SO made, or ,he notes.
bonds. or other evidences ofindeb,edness
that may be SO issued by said company
therefor, which said mortgage may in
cluds the personal as we'll as the real
property ot said company.
Sec. 2. That in all cases where a
mortgage has been or may hereafter be
executed upon any portion Of the personal
and real property of any railroad company
within this State by the proper officers Of
the same, 10 secure the payment, Of any
loans ofmoney, or advances Of meterial
or labor made to said company, it shall
be held TO be a sufficient record Of the
same, TO have The same recorded in the
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ma. 3l.l

| ''Ol'
AN ACT Supplementary TO the act en-
titled "An act for the encouragement
Of Agriculture" passed February 2S,
1916.
SIC. /. Be it enacted by tie General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That all
county agricultural societies which have
been, or may hereafter be organized
under the nc. 10 which this is aupplemen.
iary, be and the sane ure hereby declared
bodies corporate and polite, aud as such
shall he capable Of suing and being sued,
and capable of holding in fee simple
such real estate as they may have hero
tofore, or shall heteafier purchase as suits
whereon 10 hold their fairs,
Sec. 2. That all deeds, conveyances
and other agreements in writing made 10
and by such county agricultural societies
for the purchase Of real estate as sites
whereon 10 hold their fairs, sl'all be
good and valid in law and equity, and
shall YES, a title in fee simple 10 such So
cieties to said real estate without words Of
inheritance.
Sec. 3. In all cases where such
county agricultural societies shall have
heretofore purchased or shall hereafter
purchase real estate as sites whereon 10
hold their fairs, the County Commisson-
ers Of such counties may, ifihoy think it
for the interest Of the counties and soci-
cites, pay out Of the county treasures OF
such OF the counties the same amount Of
money, for the purpose Of the purchase
and improvement Of such sites, ss shall
have been ar shall hereafter be paid by
said agricultural societies or individuals
for such purpose.
Sec. 4. In MI cases where agricultur
al societies shall be dissolved OK cease TO
exist in any comfy where paymen'a
have been made for real estate, or i'm
provements upon such real estate, for the
use Of any agricultural society, then all
such real estate and Improvements shall
vest in fee simple TO the county making
such payments.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDiLL.
President Of the Senate.
February Is, 1853.
William M. Bell, Auditor in and for
Putnam County, Ohio, do hereby certify
that the foregoing laws have been care
fully compared by me, and are in accor-
dance with those certified 10 BY the
Secretary of State.
WILLIAM M. BELL, Auditor.
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HARDWARE, CROCKERY, &C.
Groceries, Drugs, Oils, Paints, &c.

We have very large lot Of Groceries. splendid
article Of Coffee for shilling Sugars, at cts, cts,
I2 cts, &c. Teas at from so cents to ST. Tobacco,
Daniels. Masons anG James River.leuf, at various
prices. Salt, pepper, Ginger, Gloves, Nntmegs Raj
sins, Cinnamon. Starch Mustard, Shot, Powder and
Lead Syrup, MoIasses, Whiskey, Oils, White Lead.
Paints, &c. &c.
We have a large stock of Goods on hand of every
kind. of first quality, and determined not TO be
nndersod by any hody either in this country or else
where. We don't intend TO do credit business, but
sell for cash trade md consequently afford to
sell low.
Cash and Trade for Wheat and Furs.
We take Oats and Corn, Hides, Feathers, Beeswax,
Butter, Eggs, Wool Pork, Beans, Ashes Black Salts,
or anything else that we can dispose Of in payment
for Goods, at cash prices. Medary, Oct. 10, 1859.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

ETNHE valuable and commodious Tavern
IL stand known as "BROWN HALL" in
Columbus Grove, Putnam county, OHIO, is
offered for sale by the proprietor and will be
sold on very favorable terms. He has changed
his location for the 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-
perty in Putnam county 1t is the best fitted
up and most commodious Tavern Stand.
Siabling, &c., in that section Of country and
IS as valuable property as person intending
10 enter upon that kind Of business can posi-.
bly, find. For particulars apply to D. AN
DREWS, Troy, Ashland county; or to
JAMES MACKENZIE, Kalida, Ohio.
November l3 1852. 606
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NEW GOODS! CHEAP GOODS!! &
GOOD GOODSM!
SPRING & SUMMER STOCK

TUST RECEIVED. AT THE TAYLOR STORE,
81 Kaida, Ohio, the best and most varied
and cheapest assortment Of GOODS suited to
the Northern mark ever offered in this sec
ton Of country, among which are
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Sold at the Establishment of Professor
HOLLOWAY, 244, Strand, (near Temple
Bar, London,) and by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
throughout the British Empire, and of
those of the Uuiied States, in Pots at
37ac., and ST. Soc. each. Wholesale by
the principal Drug houses in the Union,
and by Messrs. A. B. g. d. SANns, New
York.
CT Thers is considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes.
N. B.-Direc,ions for the guidance Of
patients in every disorder are affixed to
each Pot. .t D
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DRY GOODS.

We have splendid lot Of Cloths, Cnssime,es. Sat-
,inets, Jeans. Tweeds &c. Alboni Plaidg, Of new
style, something really beautiful and cheap. Alpaccas.
of pure Mohair Lustre, Hungarian Cloth, Cochincf
English, Chamhray. Winter Shawls, Ladies' Cashmere
Gloves, n beautiful nriiele. Ginghams, Woolen
PIaids, and Fannels. We have lot Of plain turkey
red. green, blue and orange Calicors. (without any
figure and generally used for Quilting) that very
fine Such goods are not often found In n country
store. We have Satin Vesting, Cotton Vests Irish
Linen, Band Null, Swiss Muslin, Jaconet, Ejging
Cambria, &C., &C., &c.
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c III AIR Nj A X N G
AND
BEDSTEAD MANUFACTURING
HMIT,H A. 7IIssoM

-~s@~~--~
I'D ESPECTFBLLY informs his old Gus.
Ia toners and the public that he has re-
turned to VAUGHNSVILLE, Ohio, where
he has again commenced the business Of
CHAIR M A KING
In all its branches: Sofas. Settees, Arm
Chairs, Rocking Chairs. Tables. Plain and
French Fancy Chairs, and all varieties Of work
in that line kept on hand and made to order,
which will compare for finch, exec ltion and
substantial workmanship with any in the
State. t2
He has also purchased Lewis Patent Right
for Screw
DIEB0Eg-H5BA ADDS
And is prepared to furnish Plain and Fancy
Bedsteais of superior quality to ali who
may favor him with their custom.
House, Sign, and Ornamental
PAIN TING.
Executed with readiness and despatch.
I Orders from distance punctua!ly attended
to. April is, 1852.
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ADDISON CRow.l [THoMAs CoULrER.
NEW & EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
GOODS.
CROW g. COULTER.

Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassinetts, READY
MADE CLOTHING, G Calicoes, Coltons.
Alpaccas, Musius, at 4 cents per yard
and upwafds, and every thing in proper
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Boots, Shoes, Caters. &c.

We have large stock of Boots and Shoes, OF first
rate quality, Of heavy leather kip and calf skin, Of
sizes for men and hoys Ladies' Shoes Of all kinds
Ladies' Welt Caters, most splendid article. Shoes
for children Of all kinds, sizes and colors.
HATS, GAPS, &C.
We have good article Of Silk Hats, with fur lody
for men. that sell clieap. We have lot Of
splendid Plush Caps, Cloth Caps, for men and boys
Travelling, Gimp md Scollop at all prices; Kossuth
Hats, Wool Hats, &c.
HARDWARE, CROCKERY, &C.
We have large lot of Hardware: Axes, Hand
Saws, Mincng Knives. Pocket Knives. Sheers, scis
sors, Razors, Carvers, Butcher, Shoe and Bread
Knives, Locks. Butts and Screws; Taper Saw Files,
Mill Saw Files Horse Rasps. Sad Irons, Squares
Sets of Firmer Chissels, (ossorted) Coffee Mills
Trace Chains, Augers, &C., &C., &c. We have
large lot of beautiful Crockery, of Plain and Fancy
Ware Glassware. &c.
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BIZ T. r. MCCLURE.

By 4. X. MCCLURE. ~
VTyHE citizensol Putnam and the adjoining
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 be at all times ready
to entertain his old customers and the travel.
ing public generally.
As Mr., McC. is we'll known as landlord,
and the accommodations of tue KALIDA
HOTEL. its STABLES, &C., are we'll known
to be ample, he deems it unnecessary to say
more than tha. his best exertions will be
given to cater for the tastes and comfort OF
the travelling public, who may give him a
call, and that he is determined to provjdethc
best the country affords.
February |. 1850. 46lz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-05

MRS. SINCLAIR despite the rain and very in
clement weather on Monday evening, the Tn eatre
had full audience to witness the debut of Mrs.
Sinclair Qate Mrs. Forrest in the character of La
DIV Teazle, in 1.-THE School for Scandal" Great
curiosity had been manifested to see her, and but
for the uniavorabe weather, there would ~ oubt,
have been house, boiling OVER on the occas ion
of her first appearance. She was greeted with
seine appiausive demonstrations when she first
came upon the stage, but we observed no applause
elected afterwards by her acting. While it may be
said she sustained credtably the character she rep
resented, yet there were evidences that she is,
In theatrical parlance, a star" Like the renowned
Lola Montez, she draws, are bound to Infer, be,
cause of the peculiarities CT her history, and be-
cause she the wife of Edwin Forrest Curio sity
to see who has figured conspicuously, star
On another stage, does much in drawing crowds
around her-an innocent fault or weakness of
which we not ourselves, perhaps, entirely free.
She is lady rather above the m 9dium height, of a
fully developed person, with fine bust wellpr o.
portioned face, fine forehead, an arch or know ing
eye, well formed head and thin, prominent nose
of the aqune order. In the aggregate, she is la.
dy of more than usual personal attractions T he
play, We deemed an I'm fortunate one and altogeth-
er Inappropriate for her to participate in. "The
School for Scandal" while il has some merit, we
have never deemed fit for ears polite or decent 1t
abounds throughout with vulgar ideas, language,
and indicate points. But, apart from general OBJ.
jections, there others. Taste, delicacy and
refinement forbid that such play can be favorite
with Mrs. S., the late Mrs. Forrest.
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JENNY LIND MINsTRELs.-A newly organized
aud highly talented body of Minstrels, under the
lead of Mr.. Parrow, will give q musical entertain.
ment this evening, at Odd Fellows Hall. We un-
derstand that each of the performers of this troupe
musicians of the most extensive ability and ex.
perience. The celebrated violinist Signor Marc
ney, formerly connected with the Cane family in
their performances, will appear in several of his
favorite violin solos, Mr.. Parrow is distinguished
for his musical ability throughout this country and
in Europe also.
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MAYORS CoyRT.-It 10 always either feast or q
famine in the way of criminal cases at this court
Yesterday there but one solitary criminal at the
bar of the court free negro named Albert Brooms-
kill, who was arrested by Waterman Gardner, on
Monday evening, in default of city register. He
was taken with Amelia county papers 10 his pos.
session, and on yesterday was committed. Civil
cases were then called and adjudicated.
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HENRIco COUNTY CouRT.-BefJre Justices
Hanes, Jarvis and Nuckols.-A wade through the
dismal swamp of sushy snow in Main ST., and near
the court house, resulted in finding the criminal
docket at the court as bare Of cases were the
lawyers in attendance of fat fees. Several free ne
grees we're registered, motions made, and conrn.
uances entered.
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PosrPoNED-1he meeting of the citizens of
Heprico county, called to consider the propriety of
the proposed scheme for the extension of the lin.
its of the city of Richmond, SO to include por-
tons of Henrico county did not take place yester-
day, owing to the inclemency of the weather
which prevented general response of the citizens
to the call Ii will take place. however, on Friday
next, when it is hoped that there will be general
Attendance
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- Is. W. sYAkhE, Attorney at
G\SA Law and Notary Public.-Practices
in all the Courts OF Henrico County and Richmond
city. As Notary Public, particular attention viii
be paid to the taking of Dispositions, Gin or out OF
his office) Proof aud Acknowledgements OF Deeds
Relinquishments of Dover, DC. Claims for coilec-
ton entrusted to him, promptly attended to.
Office removed 10 No so three doors above City
Hote on North side of Main street, Richmond, Va
de 2-ly
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~ Al regular meeting Of shockce HUI DIV.
sion No 81, Of 7, held Dec ", lso2, the ionoWns
! r Macon. w r; n Howell, w 4; VIM Bakes:
n q. a r Johnsou. Il 3; Thos Evans, B; "
Glenn. T; 81 T Morris, C; w shepperson,. G;
{; Crump. 9; RH Crump, 0 9; Hawes, Chap.
Iain: Thos N Montague. Y w P.
Meets Monday, q II o'clock, NJ.
~Lisuids.-The City Guager's Annual Re
turn, commencing July lst, and ending Decemeer
81, 1852;
Pipes,
534 Hogsheads,
ST. Tierces, and
1909 Barrels, containing sprituous liquors ra
Wine, on, Moigsses, Vinegar and Splits oi h'
nerf;na H. STROBlA,
fiaElt. Y City Guager.
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On Friday evening. Nov goth, at the Lock dnd
Dam a, the Grand Rapids, Mr.. JAMES w. GREEN
HOW in the 4lst year of his age, native OF Ricn
nond, Va, from which place he removed ABOUT
twenty years since to Vincannes, and continued 10
reside here, except for snort interval tnat ne
sne Mt in Louisville until his appointment as super
intendent and collector OF tolls, Tor tine WABASH
Navigation Company. His remains were brought
to this place for ntermenr, on Sunday the 2sth and
were followed to their last resting place by large
dian of life and usefulness, has it pleased an al
Wise Providence to take from society an useful
member, and from his family, fond husband and
an induleent and kind father. To the widow and
bereaved children. on whom this event iails SO
heavily. we saw The Lord giveth and the Lord
taketh away and blessed be they who live in the
ways of the Lord."-Vin. Ga.
@City papers please copy.
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ILLNESS OF MIR. BocHsA.-The Philadel.
phla Sun, in announcing that Mr.. Bochsa was
unable, from indisposition, to direct the operas
on Friday and Saturday evenings, says:
Music is his mania, and when the death an.
gel flaps his wings over the great maestro,
Bochsa will feel like bringing down his baton
to the last beat of the bar lin the grand finale
of life. His situation now is considered very
critical. His duties at the opera were ADM
rably acquitted by DIR. Cunnington, who is
equal to any exigency as a leader or composer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-05

II John Williams has been arrested at Gin.
clnnati, on the charge of causing the death of
Edward Bresiin, blind man, by giving him
poison.
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TKorrIsG Passing down Main street yester.
day, we observed in one square alone, fge cases OF
fast trottng. The drivers appeared as comfortable
and composed as though they were stric. OBJ
servers, instead Of undue vios.ers of the city or.
dinances.
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AvALANcHE.-We saw an unfortunate traveller
on Governor street, yesterday, completely envel-
oped in one of those snow-showers which, though
not exactly of an Alpine charac ter, doubtless was
as little acceptable as would have been an ice-slide
from mountain peak two thousand feet or more
ia height. 1t came from the roof OF tour-story
brick house, whose peak reared towards the clouds
in a saniindicular direction-ker-s squash upon the
silk roof Of dapper little man, sending him home
with an sgue, wet skin, and decided horror to-
wards cold water baths, whether from above or
below.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-05

RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL collision occurred
on the Harlem Railroad, near Morristown, N.
J., on Saturday. Joseph H. Ming and John
Hearne were killed, and others seriously
wounded
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HIRIsG This business is still progressing with
more than its usual annual activity and fuiness
The prices of hire are so much increased as to
greatly impede speedy and satisfactory hiring.
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ES man named Godfrey died IN the
watch house, in Baltimore, on Sunday night.
jury rendered verdict of death from intem
peTance and exposure,
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CALIFORNIA OvERsToCKED.-It is stated
that Miss Hayes will return almost immediate.
~ from San Francisco. The seats for her first
concert sold slowly, although the prices were
put down to FIVE, three and two dollars. Very
moderate for California.
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FRANcE.-The Paris Correspondent of tn

FRAScE.-The Paris Correspondent of the
London Morning Herald writes
Great satisfaction has been felt here at the
recognition of the Emperor by England in a
manner so gracious and friendly. No doubt
is felt any longer that the northern powers will
follow the example set by England. Last night
the funds became frmer, the depression for
some days weighing on public securities gave
way. Fresh employment is opening every
day to builders, in whose hands, it used to be
said, lay the peace of Paris.
Another lady is spoken of as the intended
wife OF Louis Napoleon. daughter of the
late Emperor of Brazil, by the daughter of
Prince Eugene Beauharnais, the sister of the
present Queen of Portugal. The Emperor of
the French is cousin OF the Por uguese prin-
cess.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-05

I Rev. Norman c. Stoughlon, of CatskiIl,
N. T., Episcopal Missionary at Cairo, has ar
neunced his determination to go over TO The
Roman Catholic Church.
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Change of Hours.-i

81 Rate of Speed.-See what Adams &
Co. are doing for their patrons The Express now
leaves baltimore at O'Clock NJ, ID charge OF ex-
perienced and trusty agents, and arrives IN Rich
rnond at 5k M Goods ordered by this morn
iugs mail, viii be delivered tomorrow morning
without fail.
Our Express for the North, East and West, now
closes at ST P M-arrives in Baltimore at an early
hour next morning.
Banks and Brokers will please take notice, that
BY this change they will be greatly accomm dated.
Drafts on England, Ireland and Scotland for sale
of this office. ADAMS 81 CO,
NOS l4th street, Richmond. Va.