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ROAD NOTICE.


NTOTICE 10 hereby given to Simon Jen-
IN nings, John Amsiuls, Peter ,Bisehel ,
the, Heirs oi Joseph Blackburn, Edison Cot.
and Robert Douglass, that tho Viewers aud
Surveyors will meet at Peter OILERS resi-
dence, in Rilev township, Putnam County,
Ohio. on the 18th day OF January, 1854. to
view and survey the following location and
vacations Of County Roads. The location
in said county will begin on the southwest
corner OF section twenty six i26) in Riley
township in said county, thence north along
the section line, until il intersects the county
road leading from Pendleton TO GilSoa. The
vacations will be as follows: one viii begin
on the county limo on Peter Dselef's land in
said township, thence north until to the
county road between John and Christian
Lugabeel, and the other win begin on the
State road from Pendlcton to Findlay. about
four rods west from Christian D. Steiuer's
dwelling house, in said township. thence
norih east until on the said section line,
where the said location will be.
December 3, 1853. -., 68lS
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the fellow-
IN ing Execut and Aaministrators
have filed their accounts fer FINAL settlement
to wit: lfF e3 ''"
John Horner Execn,or Of the last will and
tettamentof Hugh Nicholson, deceased.
Solomon r. Miller, administrator. de bonus
non, Of the Estate Of George Miller, de-
ceaaed, l. = y a = = r = . = q
Solomon r, Miller, Adminisirstsr Of tAe
Esta,e of Joseph Miller, deceased
James H. Vail, Adminis,ratoJ Of the Estate
of Thomas Shehan, deceased. { &,
J.. De Lucensy, Administrator Of the Es.
tate OF B. Barlagc, deceased.
L. De Lucenay, Administrator Of the
Estate oi F. w. Fuhrman, deceased. IT
Also, that the following Executors, Al
ministrators and Guardians have fled their
accounts for partial settlement, to wit: E. X.
Allen and Francis S. Godfrey. Executors of
shs-last Will and Testament Of Elisha Allen,
deceased.
Joseph Belford, Administrator OF the Estate
of William Turner, deceased. r.......sr
Brockman Brewer, a administrator Of the
Estate Of Jonas Thatcher, dcceased.
Robert Douglass. Administrator Of the
Estate of John Keller, deceased. 4ruaal
James Mackenzie, Guardian Of Hermann
Togeman. Lunntic. ,aa
Said accounts will be heard on the gid
day Of December, 1853.
JOHN DIXON. Probate Judge.
December l,h, 1858. 66l
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MECHANICS, INVENTORS AND
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each volume contains SEVERAL HuNDREp EN.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE,

NoTlCE is hereby given that orders Of
1 Y Attachment were taken out before
Moses Brown, Justice Of the Peace. Of
Sugarcreek township, Putnam county, Ohio,
against the goods and chattels Of William
Sloan, q non. resident and absconding debtor
in the following cases: One order issued
November. 26, 1858, at the instance of Eli
Clevcnger, claim sl5: Also. on Same dav and
year, atinstance Of v. (Robh. claim $22, 80;
Also. on December 1st. 1853, a. instance Of
w. II. Fife, claim ST. 100; Also, on sald De-
cember LIST, 1853, at instance Of Walter
Martz, claim $l3,95.
Dated, December 6, 1853. 6sl
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Book Agents Wanted; 10 sell Pictorial and
USefll Works, for The Year 1891.

WT ANTED, in every section OF the Uni.
w led States, active and enterprislng
men. to engage in the sale Of some Of the
best Books publishsd in the country. TO
men of good address, possessing small cap
ital Of from $95 to 800, such Inducements
will be offered as to enable them to make
from So, 90 to $5. co day, profit. (t5- The
Books published by US are all useful IN their
character. extremely popular, and command
large sales wherever they are offered. For
further particulars, address, (postage paid,A
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
Ie43t 1911 Wiliisni ssIest, New. York.
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..-s "A. no f1umOug!
TIME advertiser will send on tho receipt
il of 81, printed Instructions in upwards
Of 100 different kinds Of business or methods
Of making money, each of which have been
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ST.. These instructions embrace so many
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one can 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 shfoud in mystery the means by which
they have arrived at independence, we have
in these instructions, (Which originally cost
tho isands Of dollars) thrown open the ae.
cumulated stores Of our informa ZION, for the
sole benefit Of the enierprsing portion OF
the community. And Of the different me-
thods may be started with capital of from
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500 to $500 can make from $50 to $I00per
day. We could give reference to a great
many who have asailed themselves Of our
information, and are now engaged in busi-
nose; but suffice to say, if any are diseatis-
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Owing to the rapid and constantly increas-
ing sale OF the Instructions. no letters will
be attended TO unless accompanied with the
cash. Address post paid,
E5ft "A. P. BOXWELL, Proprietor,
643 Cleveland, Ohio.
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Important Discovery!
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTEs!!
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are unfaillng In the cure Of Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis. Sore Throat, Hoarse.
ness, Difficult, breathing, Incipient consnmp-
ton, and Diseases of the Lungs, They
have no taste Of medicine, and any child
will take hem. Thousands have been res
,ored to health that had before dcspaired.-
Testimony given in hundreds of cases. A
single dose relieves in ten minutes.
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers--the
original aad only genuine, ;s stamped ''bry-
an.b Spurious kinds are offered for sale.-
Twenty. FIVE ccnis per box Sold by dealers
generally. J. BRYAN & CO.. Rochester,
N.Y., Proprie.ors. Wholesale by
I'D. PARK. Cincinnati,
T653m3 w. FISKE. Cleveland
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A Tarra Tor Sale or Rent,

n YlNG ten miles north of Delphoa, on
IL the Miami canal, Of els acres Of land.
and over one hundred acres of improvement.
II sold, one third cash in hand and the resi-
due in payments to suite tho purchaser.--
This farm 10 so situated that il ia not inferior
to any in the north. west for making money.
For information call on the subscriber on the
farm. JOSEPH GROVER.
September IL, 1853. $50
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100 900 Gifts. valHed at.........".-.. 9l 584
In order to secure perfaetly fair and sat.
isfac tory partition Of the property. Mr.. Per.
ham proposes that the Share. holders shall
meet together. in some suitable place in the
city Of New-Y ork, on -...... .t
Monday EreninS, Forensber IA, 1853,
for sooner. If all the tickets are sold, due
notice Of which be giyen,) and selec, from
their number Committee, under whose su-
pervision the Distribution will take place.
This Committee will be subject to the in.
structions Of the Share. holders. and will dis.
tribute the Gifts among thcm in such way
either by lot, or otherwise--ss the Share.
holders may determine upon.
6CF Tickets for sale n, the Chinese As.
sembly Rooms, $50 Broadway, a: the Music
Publishing Hoise and Store Of HoKAcE WA
TER 1913 Broadway, and ut the Princip pal
II 1tels and Music Stores. Also, at the As
sembly Buildings. Philadelphia, at the Ma
ryland Institute, Baltimore; National Hotel.
Washington, and Adams House. Boston.
Exhibition every afternoon and evening,
at and u o'clock.
Tickets for single admission, % cents
Children, half-price,
All orders for tickets, by letter, should be
addressed to one Of TIM following persons
JOSIAH PERHAN, Chinese Assembly Rooms,
539 Broadway, Eew.York.
JAMES H. FARRANp, Assembly Buildings,
Philadelphia. Penna.
JOHN S. SELDY, Maryland institute, Balti.
more, Maryland.
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THE GLOBE: !
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF con-
GRESS. AND NEWSPAPER FOR

TIE OFFICIAL PAPER OF CON-
GRESS. AND NEWSPAPER FOR
THE PEOPLE. .r., s,......,
TT will he seen by the annexed extsaci
from letter Of General Washington TO
David Stewart, dated New York, l7lh
March, 1900, that the idea Of such a pa
per as propose 10 mako the Globe, orig
mated IN the mind OF tho mind Of the
Father Of his Country. He said:
s.I. is 10 be lsmen,ed ,bst the editors Of the
different Guseltes in the Union do not more
generally and more correctly (ins,esd Of stuff
ing their papers with scurrlIiiy and nonsens
zeal defamation, which few would rend
they were apprised ofthe eontcn,s) pnblishf
the debates in Congress on all erea, national
questions. The principles upon which the
difference OF opinion arises, 10 well the decis-
ions, would then come fully before the pub
lie. and afford the best data for itf judgment
-SHsrEI vritings Of Warrington, vol. 10,
4. "a rt7,s.
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Blanks for Sale.

DRINTED on superior paper,
Il MORTGAGES. .fromS Swan 81 Improved
iorm. by the quire or singly. ,fse-
DEEDS, OF Warranty. by the quire CT
singly. eanG ss n'sogsa
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS. also forsale.
JUSTICES RECoGNIZANCES, and
Affidav,s forcapiases.
aea 1tl s., JAMES MACKENZIE.
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GUNNER HATS.-Just Received,
~ Palm Leaf Hats, from l2i cents
upwards.
Lrghorn Hats, from rs cents upwards.
Panama Hsis,a choice article, very
cheap, AT TAYLoRs' STORE.
April 20, 1858 T.. 500
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TUsT RECEIVED from Cincinnati, a
- lot, Of superior N. 0. Sugar. Also,
Syrnps, MoIasses, CoAees, q choice
variety, Tobaccoes, &C., &c. : - y
WM g. AL. TAYLoR.
April 26. 1858. s29
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100000 GJis tor the People,
THE WORLD RsKowNED I
SEVEN.MILE MIRROR,

of.the Lakes, Niagara Falls, st. Law
renee and Saguenay Rivers, ats
Now Exhibiting at the Chinese Assembly
Rooms, $50 Broadway, New-YOHk. a
Tn connection with its Exhibitions. the
Proprietor, JOSIAH PERHAM, intends selling
100000 Tickets Only, at 81 Each,
Each Tickei admitting four pcrsons TO any
exhibition, and emitting the holder TO one
share OF the i00, 600 gifts following: Hyl
The whole Of the magnificent series
OF paintings, known as the Seren-
Mic Mirror, valued at......,........ 10000
II having realized double that
sum by its exhibitions.
a Farm in Burlingto ton county, New
Jersey, containing 100 acres, ina -tsa
rich state Of cultivation, with a gs;
dwelling, barn, and other necUs-
snry out-houses, fronting on tho
Deleware river, one mile from ,H
Beverly, and ten miles from PHIL rt
adelphia; access to it every hour
OF the day, either by Railroad or
Steamboat. and also containing
q PeucI orchard Of 1900 tres s, on
which thousands of bushels of f
peaches have been raised this
year, valued at....................,....- $4,000
Any information about the Farm
can bo given by JAMES H. FARRAND,
Assembly Buildings, Philadelphia. t.l
The celebrated trotting horse, Tel.
egrGph, who can tror a mile in
2 so, with two persons in wag-
on. To he seen at the Franklin
House, Philadelphia, valued at... i.500
Pianos, worth 500 dollars each... $500
S 4" 300 Z" 1900
Specimens Of the Pianos can be
seen at the Music and Piano store
OF H. WATERS, 1893 Broadway.
10 gold watches, worth $780,. 1000
40 . So. 1000
100 Pens and Cases, I" S.. 500
1000 Pencils, Z" s.. 1000
100 Orders for Hats. (on Comm,
celebrated Broadway Hat.
.g ter.) 90
5000 Gold pens, one dollar zach, 5000
40, 900 Engraving, valued at IS cts. 10000
$3.50 Hand books, describing the
ala Seven-Milo Mirror, 6,099
.r-...H ..E .u H.. -----
100 900 Gifts. valued at................ 9l b84
In orde to secure perfaetly fair and sat.
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ENTLEMEN's HATS.--Thrse dsssp
W of tho latest styles o ashionable Hpta
imported from New York for sale BY
Wg j. A.. TAYyoa.
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and dollsss year, the heads OF departments, Twelve
Thousand dollars full ministers, twenty thousand the
adre. Of the Supreme Court ten thousand and senators
ma mebsTs Of Congress fifteen dollars per diem al Inc
sss. These salaries would be respectable a. any rate
hi AZ ,bey really are they absolutely shabby can
,nI Of no olbs ,sra which expresses their character
Completely. Ii is a remarkable and almost udicrous
fael IN this connexon that the aggregate salaries under
ihe nresent system of all those have mentioned, consti-
tu,ng the government proper do not amount 10 the a-
nual Income OF English bishop. However. the people
are intelligent and wise. aud need only. presume, 10
TOO ali good l'me But the subject OF increasing the
salaries al the clerks admits OF no Iusuhaoie deiay
and ihereHre the more anxious 10 lei 'he people
know ht ueh their representatives IN Congress, now
the mattel stands Facts aud figures, Mr. Editor, are
stubborn Rings and with The mention OF lew oil these
will clfe this very long letter.
In The Rat place, the citizens OF W ashingon, without
exceptoa know aud many will tell you, that owing to
The won rful progress in the growth and prosperity OF
the city ID late years. the expenses OF living haye peen
almost dolbled and consequently, that salary oil 900
will not 10 far -a-days one OF 81 900 would IN
days gofe by. Secondly, as proof OF this, many 81
the clerk with families, though practising the most rigd
economy, fail to make ends meet and accordingly are
getting kopelessly 10 debt day after day Thirdly when
housa- r.It provisions aud clothing 333 per cent
lower tlan they are now the salaries 335 per cent
higher and founhly, The necessity OF increasing them
has become palpabe, particularly since the com
menccpen OF the fiscal year, that the Secretaries and
eject il their reports II now rests with Congress TO
remedy The evil, and thereby secure the intelligence
ability fidelity and honesty which should be found IN
those by whom the intricate machinery OF The govern
ment is carried on. That they may do without delay
is the earnest wish OIL very r1sbes''ay y ppK Gc
Pension Office
WAsHINGToN 1853
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No 495
NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL from private entry OF
certain lying fifteen miles each lsde OF the
SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA 10
VIcKsnuRo MISSISSIPPI. ,e..
hcnf OF the Interests
mentioned the PRESIDENT
the and until ehe ia
public lands lying within fifteen miles or
either side OF the route OF ad
townships be withheld from sale or
claims which excluded ron he
operation special instructions that puport
accordingly land ofhcers to wit
In the district of subject MONROE LOUISIANA
North Of the basel line and east Of the meridian
Townships fifteen, eighteen, nineteen, and
twenty ranges 10 six, inclusive
Townships fourteen, een sixteen, seventeen exeeh h"s
teen, and twenty, Of range seven
Townships fifteen, seventeen, eighteen and
nineteen, of eight to fourteen inclusive
Townships fifteen and sixteen, Of range fifteen.
North of the base line and Wes Of the mertdian
Townships ffeen eighcen nincteen and
twenty ranges to hve, inclusive
In the district of lands subject Lows
North of the base line and Wcst Of the meridian
Townships fifteen eighteen, nnctecn, and
twenty, o to thirteen, inclusive
hand the General Land once, city OF WASH
npton, of December 1859
BY order OF the President
Commissioner of the General Land O&ce.
20--lnw3w
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G. c. II.

CoALncisG WITH wings AND lBoLrrIoNIsrs.-If il
ls wrong for Massachusetts, democrats to eoalesce with
aboliionists IN that State, Tor the purpose of wrestling
power IRON wing hands, how much more so ia for
democratic senators 10 coalesce with wings and aboli.
oniss IN the election OF printer, for the purpose OF
sustaining press at the national capital TO wage fac
tlous warfare against the administration The nine
very hard democrats who voted for the Sentinel and
against The Union cannot for moment think OF fel.
lowshpng with democrats whose shells are not 30 hard
as Their own on the slavery question but they make no
seruple IN consorting with wings and abolionss and
oi forming close alliances with them for the accomplish
meni oil their factous aims. With the exception Of
Mason and Hunter OF Virginia, who voted for Tueke,
on personal grounds. (be being Virgpap il is iii Dug
,be nine coalition senators intend TO leave the demo.
cratic party permanently. The New York Democrat i,
would seem. was not So far out of the way when II se
down these gentlemen in the list of those who would
un''e with The wings and sboonists in opposition TO
he administration. For many Of them, The step will be
an easy one to take,
The New York Herald intimates that This movemen,
has something to do with the question OF succession y
That several Of these coalition senaloysr have a.p,ra.
tons Tor The presidency and tina, the desire 10 have an
organ al Washington supposed to be favorable 10 The
Pfeens'ons OF come one OF them stimulated them to
vote for the sentinel This IT, however too absurd 10
~ efeo'ea ior moment. II cannot be possible thai
se'ioVe ana ambition though often blind TO ones own
ue'sc's should 80 isr deceive any Of Them as TO excite
me VAN nope that the country will ever be driven TO
such extremity.
The motives, therefore, which prompted this detection
are 70 be sought after and found much nearer the sur
face Maine .ace
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THE UNION WASHINGTON SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 1853

The Emanepados' declared to be under the pro-
lection OF the government which protection is similar to
that ielicItously described by Sheridan Such yu-
lures show TO lambs" They are not TO less than
ak dollars per month wages There supposed 10
be nearly five thousand Of these poor creatures living but
the officially will be 10 discover them Such wondrous
metamorph take place IN this island that will be
found that nineteen out OF every twenty OF the negroes
imported between the above named years represent
ed to be dead while the twentieth will be s iapents
the lawyers say The truth s that this act has been
done to quiet the anxetes OF the British and other abo
htionists II will, however, prove most paFable job
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wool half stocAnxs, wceuihe
three pounds Dozen
Blue flannel for lining great coats
Worsed sashes, crlnsos
Drums, eompiete artillery aud infantry
Coliins's
Spades
Tin canteens, hold three pinls
Bunting, whte and blue
poles pins, hospa wall, and common
Brass spurs, prs. .
All domestic manufacture and conform in all
TO sealed In this Office
mail, with additional Information up
subject desired BY manufacturers wishing 10
offer proposals. =, ~,
Completed which Is 10 be forfeited TO the uni
The Of the contractor In M
spuaons OF The contract About one mali OF
supplies required before the first OF July nex
them ~ the next appoprs
branch Of available
he remainder will be paid for delivery
The privilege reserved Of increasing by third the quaniy
of all supplies above mentioned ~.
accepted proposals, for the fulni-
will be required Bids de-
regular dealers In te article pro
will be respected constderea rom
manufacturer regular dealer IN
supplies which fact the must be distinctly
offered well the names and address Of the
proposed securities In case contract
obtained IL
proposals should be endorsed Proposals tor
amy pP' G. II. CRosMAN,
Nov 20-3tawt3sDec. Major and Quartermasier " D. a.
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rLoAKs AND TAI.MAs ~ greatly reduced prices
We resipnsk handsome
closk, s
possible concluded Offer them they
4 In New York.
Ladies who purchased cloak oppo
nuity Of do,au rs former
would inform pubic from
will on ents. Of goods
cash Many articles will he sold
crmned Of goods the
Cy.ns and respectfully invited call
and prices.
Dec 3i~-ouf CLAGETT. NEWTON. MAY. h
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GROCERIES AND Liquors AT AUCTIoN-on Saturday
shall SELL In front Of our store at 10 O'Clock
A. m very lot OF groceries and liquors, viz;
Teas, coffee, croekery, and glassware
other groceries usually kept in re tai
good of liquors, such brandy, whi'ksy, sn wine
kc Terms cash.
Tn. above stock good. FRESH being tho Of retail
1' ~ GREEN SCOTT,
Dec 3o-d Aucuonsers.
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nTLrT-~ ron NEW YEAR--TAYLOR MAURy
received several additions TO 'h. stock 81 book
adapted presents, which will he found
River Scenery In Frsncedepicted In 81 line
engraving drawings by j. w M. Turner, X A. with
graphical sketch by Anrc A. Waltz.
Godsmhs Nature, vols, full housd calf antique
handsome edition. in vets with
faces. and biographical by Alexander Chame A.
Passion Flowers.
Poems nd Psrodiss by Phebe Carey.
Memoir and Writings by Robert Wh-ston,
The Sorry voyasers the Boy Hunters Of the North BY Capt
Wayne Reid
NV Twin s-crs, from Memory by Emily Jpd.on.
Of Land and other poems William Chaos
The Works of wssr Savage London vos fun bound calf
Dec 30 bookstore near oh street
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CeL,soros's ovyrcs, December IA, 1859.
Office hereby list Of delinquent property
course and will he pubhed
January 1854 Al interested earnestly
forward and tby relieve
additional attending advertisement
r.. j ROCHE
Dec ie--dusn Cohesion.
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sales To-Day.
by J. q. MCGUIRE. Auctionser

WCVUINni NWCSOus"H'
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS or A FAMILY DECLINING
housekeepinsOn Saturday morning, December u, at 10
shall sell large
furniture, comprising nearly article
requisite for housekeeping
Terms cash.
Al O'Clock shall superior family horse with rockaway
al nearly and In perfect order.
credit of 30 days will be given for satisfactorily
dorsed note, bearing interest. - :. ,..
"a Auctiopeer.