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WAsHINGroN's BiocRAPHERs.-Quite sharp
controversy has recently occurred between Lord
MAHoN, Mr.. SPARKS and Mr.. W. B. REED, in re-
gard to the phraseology of certain passages in
Washington's letters, published by Mr.. SPARKS in
his Life and Works of the First President. We
have read very carefully the pamphlets issued by
the combatants, and may say that the charges OF
Lord Mahon, when not hypercritical, are general
ly founded on what is now proved 10 be varia-
ton between the letters as sent, and their record
in the tletter books from which Mr. Sparks printed
them In all the supposed alterations, we know
of none that present Washington's character in a
different light from that which true history assigns
II. Lord Mahon, we think, was either misled or
cautious, and Mr.. Sparks has succeeded entirely
in Vindicating himself from the censurcs of per-
son whose responsibility as British writer was
well calculated to make us fear for the authority
Of our American Biorrapher.
AS every relic of Washington is dear to his
countrymen. we present Our readers with the fol-
lowing letter addressed to Brig General
GIsr. 1t relates to Maryland, and is highly hon.
orable- to those noble women who made the name
CT Baltimore so great favorte around the camp
fires OF the Revolution. We are indebted to DR..
CocKEy for this memorial of the chief:-Ban. Am.
HEAD QUARTERS Near Nev, w;na.ox
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uPo1soN1NG.n

Thousands of Parents who vermfuge composed OF
castor OIL Calome &C., are not aware, that while they
appear to benefit the patient they actually laying te
foundations for series of diseases such as salvation
loss of sight, weakness of limbs, etc. q ys
In another column will be found the advertisement
fobensaek's Medicines, which the attention OF
all directly interested in their well their chill.
drens health In Lvercomplants ali disorders ari.
sing from those OF bilious type should make use of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensaek,s Live Pills
0S"Be not decetred =, but ask for Hobensack's Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has the sig
nature of the Proprietor ]. N. HoBENsAcK, as none
else are genuine. rtis ss4., 10 6aE 4. IA -
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To he goss District pTrginia, for elect.
ing Confnissfoner Of the Board Of Pubic Works
enemea-since declining again to run for Congress-
have, unexpectedly, received solicitations from various
parts of the third District become candidate for the
Board Of Public Works If you think can be Of service
to this position. you at liberty to
Whatever of ability may promote in that CON
nection, the best interests of my i've State %
Most Respectfully, is s, e. 4
y p als3gdt.e isa1 y. NJ. h. BRALR. 8
House IF Rspresentatires. Feb. II. 1853. .ss ~
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B.. Albetter discipline at Sea. All s..se, fst lgyz-
The sentiment and practice of Commodore Nc
lverof the U. S. frigate Congress, is the growing
sentiment and practice of scores of commanders
and officers both in the naval and mercantile ma
ne, viz: that the laws of kindness is better than
the lash; and that however bad the men, they NAV
be trained and disciplined according to law.
a. An increasing desire for the Bible, a nd good
books. s4sa5a.z5lG, > 4 o. -,
The literature of the sea is improving. ..as
o. Numerous Christian Commanders, Officers,
and Sallors,I a5sssF, asglsz pFffEs s5fe5sssH
Religious services on shipboard are no,longer
considered out of place; and many are the cabins
and forecastles where morning and evening as well
as on the Sabbath, the worship of God is observe
ed. All the chaplains and missionaries of the So
clety have recorded instances of spiritual change
at sea and on shore the past year cam be
more evident, than that the spirit and hand of God
axe engaged in the work of gathering hespiritual
harvest of the sea. New fields are open 10 the So
ciety; new motives urge to their occupancy; new
energies need to be forth to secure the highest
good of the nearly 5000, 600 of seamen, and thro,
them as the agents of commerce and the lights of
Christ anity, the best hopes Of the world.s e q
! The SouTHERNs BAPTIST CONVENTION met al Bal
timore ON Friday morning at 10 O'Clock, in the
Seyenth Baptist Church, Rev. DR.. Fnllers.j The
attendance was large. -
IhesConyenton was called to order by the Rev q
r. sB. O. Howell, of Virginia. -
Inc STATES represented are Maryland, Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia Alabanna
Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky, Louisiana and
the District of Columbia. ~ ~ % IS y
i The Convention proceeded tn comnlete tic or-s
ganizaton by the election of officers for the ensu-
ing year. = ts.lafss y ,IF7flt ~
The Rev. R. Q. B. Howell received So votes.
out of 10l on the irst ballot for President
and .heswas declared duly elected.
I The Rev. d. R.Fuller, Of fillmore. Rev. j. r.
letter of Virginia; Rev. w. 70 Buck, Of Tennessee:
and Judge sThos. Stocks. Of Geo!gia, were chosen
Vice Presidents. ~ -
V
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Rail Road Meeting

Notice is hereby given that railroad
convention will be held tSt. Marys or
Thursday the l4th day Of April, 1858
for tho purpose Of organizing a company
TO construct a railroad from Dayton, by
wav Of 81. Marys,, ,Delphos, &c, 40 Tole'
do-and for the transaction ofsuch ofheI
business as may be deemed advisable
All persons interested therein are invited
10 a,tend.of 9r far7mce ~ a7#
5s, Toledo, Defiance, Kalida, Piqua, Day;
ton and Cincinnati papers are requested
togpublish The foregoing, ,and give it such
notice, Editorially, as they may think
LESTER BLISS, Ch'n Ex, Com.
Delphos, March 20, 1858. c+9a.e
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DIED

4.H Id .
AT Paulding, Ohio, no the 18th day ofMarch
last, Mrs. ELIZA LATTY, wife Of ALEX
SANKEy LATTY, Esq, in consequence of q
lingering consumption, which she bore
with uncomplaining fortitude, until its fatal
termination. '
a The decease of Mrs. Latty is, to her family,
a calamity which cannot be estimated. Their
griei will be intense and enduring. BY the
circle OF acquaintance whom she was
known, her loss will aso be mourned with
an earnest sincerity, caused by the know ledge
Of herexcellente and purity OIL heart. christian
character and virtues. Unusually intelligent,
she was unassumlng, sympathi7;ng, and
possessed of n truly generous and noble
spirit. As wife, mother, and friend,
she was alllthat woman. should be, aud in
every relation of life she wdniovs and com.
manded respect and esteem. The close OF
her life was betting the elevation of her
characier.- She diod in the full confidence e
Of the promises OF God, and trust in a happy
immortality hereafter. Nevertheless, it is
sad that, calculated, so well for happiness
herself and tospread, enjoyment around her,
thus, in her lfe's morning. ,-,.
Death lies on her, like an untmely frost, 7a,
Upon the sweetest flower cf all the field" .
But sadness and grief. however intense can
not recall the spirit back to this earth and
lts scenes, nor should it be desired Hers,
weitrust, is now q happier Home, beyond the
skies, where the cafes and sorrows OF earth
are rpknown. Nevertheless, TO those who
remain, TO mourn, it Is difficult to, realize
The change, and feel resigned to so great a
loss. And YET God doeth all things we'll"
DIED In Blanchard township on the 9th
nit, Of lung fever, CAROLINE. daughter of
DAVID and ELIZA PAYNE. aged about
sixteen years. ''H.o
d Her parents have lost kind, aff;ctionate,
and dutiful daughter, her brothers and. sis
ters kind and loving sister, while large
circle Of Dung friends and associates are
lett to mourn the loss OF an agreeable, oblig.
ing, nff'ectionate and in every way worthy
and accomplished member Of society. But
we believe our loss to be her gain, and nre
warned that we too. must soon exchange
the pleasures Of ear,h for the realities OF an
unknown and invisible world--Con,.
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Democratic Convention.

81 The Democracy Of Putnam County
are hereby notified that the annual meet.
ing ofihe members ot the democratic
party; will be held at the usual place oil
holding elections in the several townships,
on Monday the 4th day of April,nA. D.
1858, between the hours of ten o'clock.
A. M. and four o'clock, P. M. for the
nomination of the following County Off
GERS, to wit: One Commissioner and one
Sheriff. 1 @ nj boag 81 5a p,
The Committee submit the following
resolution uf previous Conventions of the
party. gn.rt 5'5' .. .4
Resolred, Tha; The Central Committee e
shall appoint one Judge of each Town
ship board, and an alternate Judge 10
serve in his absence, ateacb nominating
poll taken in the several Townships.
In compliance with the above resolu-
lion they have appointed the following
gentlemen. 001 rI
Monroe--George Barnes. al
Pery-seneca DemmLck, Silas Nc
Clish.r ,a a. .4
Monterey William Reckert, Conraa
Henry. 5a .Hr
Jackson-C. s.. Martin, Henry Co.
mer. 1 aa tf
Jennings-II. ]. Buhmet Henry
Raabe. o'" .' ,Ja qaa H'i.f
Sugar Creck-WillIam Crabill, Asa
Johnston ,s,1ubf ia .lrn
Union Hiram Sarber Hugh Crawford
aiGreensbarg-J. P. Simon, Benjamin
Kikendall jn oil ir"
Liberty. - George HagIe, Henry
Greene.
OHoTa-Theodore Usage, J. NJ. ,Ra-
dabNngh. ,,i a1 .~,i.s ru..N ar..u-
Pleqsant-Alleng Edmonds, A. D.
Smith. a z.s hJs ...r a aaisp#gy r'r.H
RHey--EIenry Killheffer, John Llcn.
bill. ls .r-re,
Blanchard - John Simpson, James
French. .=.t
Van Bursn William Fitzpatrick,
Nicholas Cris'. f,ol.
The annual assembly Of the Conyen-
lion Of three delegates from each Town
ship for the purpose Of counting the
popular vote and declaring the persons
nominated; will meet at the Court
House in KaIjds, on Thursday ;he 7lb
day ofApriI, A. ID. 1858, at II O'clock,
M. and for the discharge of all such other
business as may legitimately come before
them; the rules for the government Of
the party haze heretofore been published.
s. SuTToN, Henry BYAL,
ADDISON Crow, JOHN PARRISH, as
T.. A. HUssoN, o W. CRAwT1s,
l.. De LUCENAY, SENECA DEMMncK,
'- Democratic Central Committee.
March 2, 1858. M
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A TASTE OF REcIpR CIrY.-- Congress
hrs adjourned, leaving the prJ"ct Of
Canadian Reciprocity in Ihe Air where j,
is EkuIy to remain. i is claar to our
miod ,ha no such scheme as was pressed d
This winter can ever becomc law. The
South will generally oppose any schemr
of RFcjprOciIy with our N rlhtrn neigh.
bors odiy-oppose il, perhaps, inditec,ly,
by proposing Reciprocity with Cuba,
Mexico, &C., hui none The less dete!m
ioedly and Efficiently. No bill can pass
except one on which the entire Free
States are united, and that must be q
measure not Of partial but Of thorough
Reciprocity. We hare not certain thai
even such measure could pass; we are
quite certain no other will.
In the absence of any Legislative
Reciprocity. we propose one OF more
practical stamp. Canada takes good
many copies of Yankee newspapers, as
our lis, will testify, butour people take
few Canada papers. Ye, in MACKnNz1E' 5
WEEKLY MESSAGE, Inc PROVINCES nave
spirited and able journal, feplete with
information Of interest On his side Of the
line, and indeed everywhere: We urge
our citizens, especially those who Lave
Hotels, Reading Rooms, &c, TO enclose
So in letter to Toronto, G. W., pay the
postage and obtain The Message. Or,
il they have any business that they
would wish ,he live people Of Upper
Cauatla to become acquainted with, they
will find the Advertising charges quite
m"derste. Mr.. V. B. Palmer, (over our
Office, } will gladly forward advertisements
or subscriptions. NJ. Mackenzie is per
sunally TO be addressed al Quabee during
the sitting Of thr Parliament, whereof he
10 Member.--N y. Tribune. .assE1
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FAST TEAvELLINe.-1lhs Clepeland
Herald states that an Engineer who run,
from Buffalo to State Line, says he viii
ssrae TO run. his locomotive with one
passenger aud ono baggage car attached
from Bnffilp 10 the State Line, sky
nine miles in six,v>nine. minutes. a
loconuiiye, uI,ba passenger car attached,
made The rdn at the rate Of q mile .
minute, on the I ccasion Of the railroad
celebration at Erie last FslI,~-Scisntift
AAerirans &JAh a3RAt
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John Mcdowell and Mat
thew s. Mcdowell Admins Court Of Probate.
tr.tors of James w. BIC F-9 ...
powell. deceased,
Err vs.nc Petition to sell Lands.
Claiissa M. Mcdowell, ct al
TNo Clnrissa NJ. Mcdowell. Robert Mcdowell.
L Abraham Mcdowell, Thomas NJ. Mcdowell,
Thomas Clancy, Eliza Jane Clancy, John s, Conine,
Hannah n. Conine, aud the unknown heirs Of the
hody of Sally Miller who IRE heirs and Legal pre-.
sentatives of James W, Mcdowell deceased. You
are herebynforned that ontle a3d day of February
d. 1853, said Administrators filed their petition in the
Court of Probate Of Putnam County, Ohio: the oh.
ect and prayer efwhich petitions to sbain order
for the sale ofthe following real estnte of which the
sad James W. Me Dowell died seized: or so murh
tereofa as may he necessary to pay tue debts OF sud
dec dent, to witt The east half Of the fractional par
ofthe north west quarter dissection ninete in town
ship north range eight east; and the east half OF
the west fractional part OF the south west quarter of
section eighteen in township north range eight
east in Putnam County, Ohio; containing in MI sixty
nine and twenty two hundre dths Of land. Said
petition will be for hearing on the first day ofApril
A. D. 1858.
go A. BUDD, Sol for petitioners.
February "a, 1853. s o
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ROAD NOTICE

TABRIFL Bsnre, and the unknown owner Of the
" east half ofe north east qadrter Of section thirty
In townslip one north range, eight east. will take
notice Tint the viewers and surveyor appointed by
the Commissioners ofPutnam County at their March
session 1889 to view and survey certain County
Road hereinafter Described Petitoned be located
and established as a county road. will meet a. the
house of Nathaniel Mcclure in Blanchard township
In snid County, on the 18th day Of May or within five
days thereafter to view survey and locate the fol.
Lowing county road commen encing on the voad running
from Tlarmon's Mil north to the suga,, Ri1ge nt the
sactior e between sections twenty and twenty nine
in Blanchard township, thence west con tile section
line until il intersacts the township line between ot'
tawa and Blanchard townships. Ahl.l. -.--..- 3 ..
WILLIAM S. HlCKERSON,
.as9r u Principal Petitioner.
March 90, 1858. .bE. r.r s,.
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. DEMooRATIo NOMINATIONS.

JOHN B. FRUCHEY will be a candidate
for re. nomination to the Office Of Sheriff, at
the Democratic Popular Vote Convention,
next April, and subject to the decision ot the
Democracy then 10 be made
March d, 1853. HIS FRIENDS.
Mn. EpToR.-Pleaso announce the name
of CLARK H RICE, as candidate for the
officeof County Commissioner, subject to
the decision of the popular vote convention
to be held on the 4th day of Ap ri. a. a.N
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~ V. B. Palmer, at New York, Boston,
and Philadelphia, is our only agentin these
clties for advertising and subscription pur1
poses. All arrangements made with him,
on .,ur account will be treated as if made
direcilv With ,his office. - ,.,s .
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WHAT CAN BE GOT
FOR FIVE DOLL AIRS

The undersigned have entered into an
arrangement by which they agree to furnish
'he Knickerbocker Magazine, (monthly,) the
Home Journal. (weekly.) and the Musical
World aad Times. (weokly) to new subscn-
bers, at the very moderate price Of five dol
lars year for the three publications; all or.
ders, enclosing that amount to Dyer g. VIII
lis, will be promptly attended to. ..a D.
SAM UEL HOUSTON,
Publisher Of the Knickerbocker.
MORRIS & WILLIS,
.- Publishers of the Home Journal.
-- DYER s. WILLIS, -... ...-.
puhl; oh ors oc tho Musical World {. T;p,os
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Valuable Properly for sale.

FVNHE valuable and comm"dous Tavern
a stand known as "BROWN HALL" in
Columbus Grove, Putnam county, Ohio, is
offered for sale by the proprietor and will be
sold on very favorab BILE terms. He has changed
his location for the practice of his profession
and is therefore desrous 10 have his property
under his Immediate control, and with that
view is anxious to dispose Of the above pro-
perty in Putnam county Itisthe best fitted
up and most commodious Tavern Stand,
Siabing, &c., in thatsection of country and
is as valuable property as person intending
to enter upon that kind Of BUSINESS can posi-.
blv find. For particulars apply TO D. AN
DREWS; Troy. Ashland county; oS 10
ia MES SsMACKENzlE, Kalida, Ohio. ~,
November 10 1852. COS
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SHERlFF'S SALE,
ROAD NOTICE.

ROAD NOTICE.
EDSON Colt. Samuel blackburn, w.
II Kinney Blackburn. -- Shephsr
and Mary Shepher, wifo of said Shepher,
heirs and assignees of Joseph Black burn,
deceased, will take notice that the viewers
and surveyor appointed by the County Com
missionersof Pntnam county, State Of Ohio.
to view and surveya certain road hereinafter
described, petitioned to be located and es.
,ablished a. a county road, will meet a,
William B. ThrAp's, in Riley township in
said county, on the 95th day Of May, A D {.
1853, at ten O'Clock, IA. M. of said day, to
view and locate the following described road
situate in town one south range eight east,
of said county, commencing on the section
line between sections one and lwo-thence
south on the section line to the south line of
said County Of Putnam. a', .aa ,5-
........, LILBURNE w. THRAP, ,,
ROBERT STEWART,
HUGH MCDOWELL. '" d
March 10, 1853. sa Ea'7s3 62ldw
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PETITION TO SELL. LANDS.
Myron Moulton, Administrator " .'"
of Christian Meyers, deceased Court of Probate.
VS..
Elisabeth Smith, ct. al an) e.. ...f.
Elan Myers and Charles w. Myers who are
heirs and legal representatives Of Christian Myers
deceased. You are hereby informed thai on the 9Th
day of March, a. d. 1853 said Administrator filed
his petition in the Court of Probate of Putnam coun
obtain an order for the sale OF the following real
estate of which the said Christian Myers died seized
or 80 much thereof as may he necessary tu pay the
of section number eighteen Tlsl township number
owe ri north range number six l6 east, in Putnam
county. Ohio. and containing hinetytwo and eighty
five hnndredtbs acres Of land more or less. NJ.
Snid Petition will be for hearing OH tile eight day of
April,A. d, 1853. 3H
March 0, a. D. 1853 Gee
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Grand Library End Artistic Combination.
Arrangements have been made to furnish
the Knickerbocker Magazine, the Home
Journal, and the New York Musical World
and Times, to New Subscribers, for five
dollars year! This is cheap literature.
with vengeance. The Knickerbocker is
So per annum; the Home Journal s.; and
the Musical World and Times, So; making
eight dollars wear at the usual rates.. That
three such works can be obtained for FIVE
dollas year, is a fact truly worthy the Gallo
rc age, which is just nowbeng ushered In.
Of the Knickerbocker NJ agazins, edited by
Lewis Gaylord Clark, it is unnecessary to
speak. For twenty years it has been the
most genial humurous, and spicy ''monthly"
in the world; and the present volume will be
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Home Journal, edited by Geo P. Morris, and
N. P. Willis, is yell known as the best
family Newspaper in America, the Musical
World and Times, edited by Richard Storrs
/ Willis, with Lowell Mason, Geo. H. Curtis
Thomas Hastings, VIM. B. Bradbury, Geo.
| F. Root, and other musical writers contribut
ling, ard which gives, among other things.
over S25 worth of music and full course oi
instruction in harmony annually, is the very
hest musical journal ever published These
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| Art, Science, Literature; Music, Painting,
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R.'.-- rovr. sassrss'D.,' D.'sr.Pr''' ACRES.

The above lands will he sold In tracts Of eighty
acres at three dollars per acre in advance or if part
credit Is wnntad they will be sold In tracts Of
than one hundred and sixty at four dollars per
acre-one fourth down and the balance in three
equal annual phymsnts with interest,
This is some of the best land in Putnam county,
and is nll Of tho very best quality end well pied to
all agricultural pnrposss.
Application can he made to the subscribers nj thei,
office in Toledo Ohio or by letter (post paid) which
will receive prompt attention.
BENNETT g. NYE,
Agents.
Toledo, February 81, 1853. 62S