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William Mitchell & Court Of Common
Go, plaintiffs, 2 PIss'. ili
against .vy, Putnam County,

against Putnam County,
John Dsub deiendsh, 's State ofohio.
TIME defendant. John ,Dauh.y will take
Il notice that the plaintiffs, William
Mitchell & Co, did on the y20ih day Of Jan
uary, A. D, 1854, file their, petition in said
Court, setting forth a morgage executed by
defendant on the following premises, towit :
The east half Of the north west quarte! OF
section number eight [S) in township num-
Der two ~ south Of range (5) five east, con
tanning eighty acres, more or less, securing
to plaintiffs the payment Of a certain note
executed by defendant on the 22d day OF
June, 1858, in favor of said plaintiffs, and
due on the 18th day Of August, A. d. 1858.
for three hundred and si1ty-lhree dollars and
FIVE cents The object and prayer of Which
petition isthat plaintiffs may obtain jodg-
ment against said defendant for said $''63 O5,
with interest from the said 18th day of Au-
gust, 1858, and also that the sum oi 81 81
taxes paid hy pl1intiffs on said premises for
the years 1862 and 1853, be taken as a lien
against said mortgaged premises, and for tn {
sale of the morigaged premises subject "a
said lieTfr taxes to pay said moriguged
debt, and for other proper relief Thut un.
less the said defendant appear, plead, answer
or demur to said petition within the time
reseribed by law, the same will be taken
as confessed, and decree taken thereon
accordingly 3i.as5 10 slIs.todL q IN
H,j hss LAMISON & RoBB.
0o0 iG ""-""..... Atty.'s for Pl7'ffs.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that there will
In be ., a,peti,iou presented to tho Commis-
sioners Of Putnam county, Ohio, at their
next March session praying for the location
Of a county road commencing at the east
bank Of the Miami Canal at the section line
between sections 6 and 7eot township one
south, range S east. thence east on said sec.
t:on line, until il intarsecv the road on he
wfstsideaof the Auglaize river, in said orig
inal iownAbin.t --ali!la al l.l.lll lnlae
i'm "a, 1854" :aInHi'I 'sG .ssu6nai hts ID
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zdj BRorHERLY LovEs--Aiy very avarlcious
divine seeing a poor boy ofa promising
appearance in deplorable condition,
Z cslled him 10 the door, and gave him
mouIdy piece bread,e asked him if 5he
! could road, 10 which he1auswred in The
8 negative: 10 the questions, whether he
could say the Belief and the Lords pray
OF, the answer was the same. Well said
a lbedeyine, | Twill teachyou that; say af-
/ Ter me. Our father! repeated the poor
boy; what! your father as we'll as miuef
Yes, certainly. Then we are brethren?
To be ,snre we are, was the reply,-,-
why then, repl;edI the boy, pulling The
crust from Under his coat, how could you
giss your poor brother this mouldy piece
spf.hread. liam I'd ,saasgbn ql--amaqr
Har.a 3 - AZ Z -. ..F :
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FUND CORNERSTONE OFFICE
PuTHAM County, OHIO,
Kalida, January O., 1854.
We tho und ersigned Fund Com missioners,
within and for said county, dc hereby certify
that the above is a correct statement of the
condition of the Surplus Revenue Fund, at
the time therein mentioned. n b
JOHN MONROE, Auditor,
6s9 IS, SUTTON, Treasurer. 5
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Holloways's Ointment and Pills ,harc eu, ed
an liberated Leg, and Prevented ydn,putation.
The wife Of Mr.. P. Buylis, of 8, Court, ,
House, Cheapsldc. Brmingh suffered fo'
more thun eight years. from a dfeudfully ul.
eerated limb, during great portion ofthai
time, she was under medical treatment nt
Birmingham, where she was frequently told
that ampntaton must ultimately take plac,
as it was impossible to heal the wound. =
However, under the advice Of her friends.
she tried Holoway's ointment and Pills,
which have effected perfoc,cure, and she
strongly recommends others similarly nfict.
cd, to use thSm, after this proof Of their ea-
fcacy in one Of the worst cases. -gs.a,,Ii
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HERE IS YOUR REMEDY!
HOLIOWAY'S OINTMENT.
4 MOST MIRACULOUS CURE OF

\ MOST MIRACULOUS CURE OF
BAD LEGS, AFTER 43 YEARS
SUFFERING. ~
Extract Of a Letter from Mr. William Galpin,
of7O, 81. Mary'sStreet, Weymouth, dated
May l5te, 1851.
10 Professor EIoLLowAY, aa ,
SIR, AT the age Of Is my wife (who
is now 6l) caught violent cold, which
settled in her legs, and ever since that
zine they have been more or less sore,
aud greatly infamed. Her agonies we're
distracIings and for months together she
was deprived entirely Of resi- and sleep.
Every remedy. tha, medical men advised
was tried, but without effect; her health
suffered severely, ard The. state Of her
legs was terrible. Ibad often read your
Advertisements, and advised her to try
your Pills and Ointment; aud, as n last
resource, after every other remedy had
proved useless, she, consented 10 do so,
She commenced six weeks ago, and.
strange to relate, is now in good health.
Her legs are painless, without seam or
scar, and her sleep sound and undis
,urbed. Gould you have witnessed the
auiferings Of my wife during the last 4S
years, andrconrrasl them with lIerprcsen'
enjoyment ofihealth, you would indeed
feel delighted in having been the means
@,so greatly allevialing, the sufferings o
4 fellow creature. (Silned) ..,.,a
s,ro WILLIAM GALPIN. d
A PERSON, 10 YEARS, OF AGE
CURED OF A BAD LEG, OF
THIRTY YEARS, STANDING.
Copy Of Letter from Mr.Wiliam jAbbs
Builder of Gas Ovens, Of Rushcliff". neal
near Huddershcld, dated May 3lst, 1851.
10 Professor iToLLnwAY, t..s
SIR, u suffered for a period Of thirty
years from a bad leg, the result Of tw"
or three different accidents at Gas Works,
accompanied by scorButic symptoms.
had recourse 10 variety Of medical
advice, without deriving any benefit, and
was evehrol.l that the leg must be am
putated, yet, IN opposition 10 that opinion,
your Pills and Ointment have eff cted .
complete cure IN so shor, time, that few
who Ind not witnessed il would credit
the fact. p '4o(Signed) /" '.' 5.as
7. :" m " nps WILLIAM ABDS.
The truth ef this statement can be
verified by Mr., w. P, England. Chemist,
I3. Market Street, Hndders6eld.
"A DIRE \ DFUL BAD BREAST,
CURED IN ONE MONTH"; 7sI
Exuactfofoai Letter from Mr. frederick k
Turner, Of Penshurst, Kent. dated Deem
be-, 3lh, 1850. ,-,.,..si ~, ~ s..,,y
To Professor HoLLowAY,
DEAR SIR, My wife had suffered
from Bad Breasts for more than six
and during The Whole period had
the best medical attendance, bu. all 10
no use. IIaving before healed an awful
wound in my own leg by your unrivaller
I determined again 10 use you
Fills and Ointment, and therefore gave
them trial in her case, and fortunate j,
was I did 80, for in less Than a month q
perfec, cure was effected, and the bene.
fit shat various other branches Of my
family have derived from their uss is
really astonishing. ! now strongly re.
command them 10 all my friends 81 y
(Signed) FREDERICK TURNER. Z
The Pills shonld be used ,conjpintly
with the Ointment in most Of the follow
ing cases:- 's''n VIZ p s''F''', ,',,A y
RadInns .Li IN lGnnt .LL- w ....-
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n THE wnrTE sLayR,@Ws have 'just
4 tsesn . ,young man. IL years of age, who
ahas made his escape from slavery, aud
who iisas white as'the President Of ghe
aU, Ia no festure Of 9lis Young man
.Sap ihs slighies, rsmemblance 10 The ne.
gro race be hraced--nose, . lips, and hair,
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.MARliIAGE,
aAPRINESS AND COMPETENCE.
wnr1s 1Ti

a WHY Is m 7 ss,5s &, s,ss8
la, ,r hep many fssa,.., scarce lhs nssiass se No.
token hrai AID sp wnks e9nrlieaiisa Of aissAssS
mi ailm, u.s. drpTiTg ihrmo( the Tor fr eoymeht
4 life Al af age Mhel hpaIih beoymry Of str,e
nd happy sssy osinhd AfsHb FROM asonduoa q health
MANY 70 Of tie tss " ss - ierns. az hntsthsps s
,eors 'g Eirlhood " e first yeags Of TsTss
we're il their origin ~ tgh Huoiiesd, and
''S'''''0' In AFFEE YEAss,W ..i
Wien too late 10 be bsnsht.d by or knowledge Ne look
Jack aud and rsef ;he t.l toa'y$a'nses q onf
What wonlI we 10, oltss siys sariy Ne
kiswleJge nc Obtain in nlnr years And rhat dars yd
Nights 81 anguish We might NOT haye pssn 'ress' " ="
MELAncIIoLYASD sTARTLIEG
10 brnd The si.psss aud su rrnE sadurst by n.ay WE
many st, eaasSs simple and ecniIaIASis snaB
lelneded-or better siiII.--tiot incurred, iiersy
WIFE AND MoTAaE1 dsieif9
Possessed s iaft ,aton sopaipsina ttls soaus twls
tie rraah of slll which wca!d spute 10 bsissn 5FfJ
YEARS or MISERY, I tiiss9
AVID to hsr husband lie eoaan toll asI AIisty Of mk
rrssarily dvroIyng lin lrom sshnsst oi tie wifs
Without ,ig siin tc opportunity Of ssgahhw that
.rFnrs which lis rrsons eiitled aud ihv possssse4
4 which Would secure The happiness oi hisss "'is asd
lEcoRE THE MEANS OF HApPlMEgS
pybs, ming is time po,sssed 81 tue tr Nsa&
4 rhie has eAH.rd ils sickness asa revSy or tbsssas
% vie, oi sseh ss''!srIsTs no Ns e. M2sF sIa'
ssise to itrs eNSA spare her Hssl sahsfisg, es
he ~ R!oas = " n, ss.saRs, sS
,ndis. mi bssl,hy nas That Know ledge ia ssniEas9is
IL work ,utitIpd p
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sIlERIFF's SALE.
David Harris, Admin,strator1H . ea1at
Of Thadeas Harris, deceassd, gY5es

David Harris, Admin,strator1 2 . eal a'N
Of Thndeas Harris, deceassd, s8
+. VS.. z .s Dz-N "a + DECREE.
RobefF'J. More y ore q and 41oldy Mary
DYSirsue ofa decfse to me directed from
ID the Court of common pleas Of Putnam
county, Ohio, will offer for sale, at the door
Of the court house, il Kalida, Putnam coun,
ty, Ohio, gianos 5lii Il slgdlqsslHs sjksHa, 81
On Saturday, the al8.h day of March,
n, i.,ia l9igslSaA, D. 1854 vs. isa5 1sq aesb.l
Between the hours Of 10 o'clock, Am and
four O'clock, p. M, 81 said day iheiioilowing
Real Estate, to wit,noa sdslo rinsn,
1.-THE south hulf of the enst half OF the south
east quarter Of section seven town one nerth
range eight east, all in Putnam county, \, Ohio.
- Taken. as the property of Robert /. Nor
and Mary More to satisfy d decree in favor
of David Harris, Admihist.atof Of Thadeus
Harris, deceased.Daa "a, AZ r,h,0 Nh
oy, JOHN 3, FRUCHEY, Sheriff.
SHEsIFF's oFFIcr, 81
Kalidi, EulSan Co, d February :, 1854.
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By 4. Il. McCLURE.
TTNHEcitizenso OF Putnam and the adj oining g
il counties, ndtlretravelling public gem
orally are respectfully informed. that T. R.
Mcclure has purchased the above well
known stand and which he is fitting up for
thereception and accommodation Of travel
ers, and where he will beat alltimegready
to entertain his ldcustem sand ndthetravel.
ing public generally. y .SN}hl3 9GSA
As Mr,McC. ia well known asalpndlord, ,
and the accommoddtiohs Of the KALIDA
HOTEL ,itsSTABLES, &c, ARE well known
to.bo ample, he itunnecessary to say
more than tina. his beet exertions will be
givcntO cate r,forthe tastesand lcomfortoi
the travelling public, who, may give him. a
call and thai he is dstermi edto provide the
BEST the country affords.
lFebruaryil .if850!o ,s53lf4 4sea v 46lz
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HENRY MERsMAN's ESTATE.

NOTICE Is hereby Fiven.nhat the subserhers havo
~ this day .heen duly appointed and qualified by
the Probate Court In and of The county Of Putnam
Ohio. ~ Administrntors with the will annexed. Of
the estete.sf Henry Mosmnn. late OF aaid county.
dereased. BERNARD MERSMAN,
Jan, 80, lA5l. no szs HERNIA Nil, RECKER
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NANCY YOUNG's EST ATE.

NIOTICE is hereby given. that the suhseriS.r has
LN hesn appointed and dtIly qualified AZ Adm'nis-,
traitor the estate Of Nancy Young. late Of Putnam
coanty. .decsnaed. as qiiGs 90 sl1G A.,BUDD.
Jan. "a. 1884, q; t,F I4t.t.tsz gr rl ..s-s ann
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BERNARD KUHLMAN,s ESTATE

NT Office Ia hereby iven. ihnt Herman ii. Rrcker.
~ Administrator Of tIe estate Of BERNARD Kulh.
IN. deceased. has led Ills aecounis for final settle
nent and that the will be examined the 23d
day on ofFebrlary, A.. D. 1854. 2ii soi sistf1 ~
.saesrS'g rniF JOHN DIXON, Probate Judge.,7,
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Circassian Or Aaglo Ssxop--yet he waf
a slave. TsfJ
"Can such thingB he,
Aud such overcome us as a SKINNER cloud
And not excite our special w6nderf"
st Cathrines ( (CdnGdd) Journal. ."l
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% Sold at the Establishment of Professor
IIoLLowAy, 244, Strand, (near Temple
Bar, London and by allrrespectable
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
throughout the British Empire, and of
those of 1.-The Uniled States, in Pots at
37ac,, and ST. Soc. each. Wholesale 10y
the principal Drug houses in the Union,
and by Messrs. A.. B.l& D, SANDS, New
York; ,a6ieH9- ni aBuiiuog as5,gH4J
h CT There lis a considerable saving by
taking tbeglarger sizes, oal ,fan1RT nadl
N. Be Directions forgthe guidance OF
patients in every disorder are affixed.o
each Pot3nagts'u aYtl HaoIma loj aA
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-24
ToM-coop MORNING JOHN.

HOIN ~ ell. To r. you to dayf antrfu
- iDs oh h-st rate first rate. I've Just come from
Jaax -iustaees-IIustace's,
IOf-Why he Jeweliy Store down here First street
near tsin tH
Yes. yes: forgot there was Jewelry
down that way-n fet trouble myself little a'oui
thing OF tire hind this place that
the Establishments. generally make my East.
select from
bur snee coming from Hustace having been there be-
fore lam satisfied he sell cheap exhibit aud
sci et an ass. rtmest you mud anywi
I john -Ahi Did you deal any With him!
tn time sryhins else; he ha very
Reg lstor pareulsr keep t mark
While there induced and know
I've made good one Was surprised TO his splendid
myself 70 thAdor ing Of the and being good
judge sc these that Is
tie Emporium OF fasnabls Jcwriy prices
much h.lAw any house In this any other Place.
yosS.-wh vt you sst"nish me, Tom. -.,r-
Tos-Tbsre tine goid watch ssd chain Of him. and
u cost mr only utte and there silver
hoesht Tor wegot them beautifully engraved IN the
bsrrain and silver good dollars there ring
he mendrd for It's time tell where he
JOSH -Des he repair watches! have good
o. orer thst d""t with every have laid it
T'~.-I presume he does. very fine Of tools his
WINDOW also splendid Pivotrg Sothe aud then his
ing regard watches convinees he well posted
AND any,hing you vii ind il
yount1<>er eent chea than other establishment
bssi snytbug h. tells upon its icing
JoS ~ ell tom Ishaii see Hutaee before night aud
wish m also; Christmas aud New Years know.
here y
ToM.-Do 80. do so. Good eay. John
JOIN GOOD luck 10 you. Tom. Best friends pustpart
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ANOTHER TREMENDOUS F,IIURE!

EWiS a HOWARD. Forwarding and Coumis-i n Ner-
Of this city failed merchandiIe
Che chis River yesterday aud asst night it il
shallow all rraeteahe the time
did fail forward what goods they had Tor Nineennes
PriseetOn. Mt. Carmel. AZ. ~ Raiirosd
Neither they fail by Canal what goods they
had for rsrre Hauts. Washington Prtsrhurgh Neither
havr hey failed dri the dry have their large
Wharf boat capable sf-rng safely COO hag % corn IN nrt
order for the winter aud spring business Neither have
failed their the Canal
City Wharf in first order for the safe keeping
SIND wheat barley pork aud Tobacco.
will store and ship tor you allow a ppssihe:
chants will hear miat that
40 viii for merehtndze and produce Il
every description bs delivered New York in Ave days
by Railroad II the way.
aovI0-i ~dwin LEWIS 4 HOWARD
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DAHL Y JOU II N AL.
NEw YORK. Nov. Oh.

EE New YORK, Nov. 81.
In the u. S. Circuit Court, to-day, a mo.
= ton was made aud argued for new trial in
the case of Capt. Smith lately convicted oil
piracy, being engaged in the Afrcsn slave
trade. the decision as reserved.
2 The extensive gas works Of the Man
haitian Company in flames. The fire.
men cannot approach. The FIRE is iortunat .
iy surrounded by sha mites.
ISL A Washington despatch 10 the Herr
says the Cabinet will be reconsiructedfn
January; Campbell and Guthrie will go out,
John C. Breckenridge will be Attorney Cen
eral, Calrb Gushing Secretary Of State, Mr..
Dobbn Secretary of the Treasury, and Mr.,
s. Mason Secretary OF the Navy; there W.
be an entire change in foreign appointments.
alr. Marcy goes to England.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 30.
Two tons of powder exploded this morning
lin the drying house Of Jacob Johnson, in
Montgomery county, killing Henry Whest-
Ter and mis- son Josiah.
- MILWAUKEE, Nv. 30.
- Kneeland g. Hull, brokers OF this city,
have suspended.
ta9 CINCINNATI, Nov. 81, Pm.
The river has risen three inches. Ii has
been raining hard for several hours, and has
the appearance of coniinuinr all night
PITTsBUR Fl, Nov 81, p NJ
There are thirtytwo inches of winter in
che channel, aud falling Raining.
CIKciSNATI, Nov. 81, 4. nj.
Flour-Sales a. 2 65h7 10,
Hogs are quoted at 3 62ka4, cash, and 40c
head premium tor sIaughtering. The
whole number received to date is AZ 900,
Iat la.
Money matters continue To improve. Ex-
change declined, and New York sold as low
as prem; gold dull at orem.
Ew YORK, Nov 81. NJ.
Western canal ur is heav,; 5000 bbls
sold; good Ohio S59, S9l. Southern dull |;
1000 bbls sold at 8 50a9 .. Wheat a tr fl
higher; - .o0O b1eh sold, southern red rs,
white 92al92k. Western mixed corn goa
9lac Pork firm; beef unchanged. Lard is
dull and declining. Whisky 45c.'
New ORLEANS. Nov. 90.
.. Corn is quoted at S0sS3c. Flour 8 62:-
Mess pork 2Oa22 doilsrs.
New York, Nov. Is.
An arrival at this port from Baracoa on
tho Sth reports leaving there the schooners
Chas. /. Smith aud Joan T. White. of New
York, which had been seized by the Cuban
government on charge of having guns and
ammunition on board, the former was 10 leave
Tor New York in two days.
HARTFORD, Nov. Is.
The robbery OF the Wyni am Bank was
effected by three men who enterd the Bank
early in the evening. The watch dog, to
prevent alarm. was first poison d, and when
the clerk who sleeps in the bank enterd about
9o,clock, the robbers gagged aud pounded
him, and one of them :, ood over hin with
revolver, while the ohers with crow bars and
Other implements succeeded in opening the
safe and securing the BODY.
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COMMERCIAL.


RIVERA slight swell has been produced
by the late rains, though not sufficient as yet
to improve navigation naturally.
WEATHER.-Mild and moist during the
past week.
BUsINEss.-Continues TO improve in all
departments, but owing to The dera pged stale
Of the currency, sales are somewhat limited,
and collections difficult. Graln market firm.
er with upward tendency. Money market
shows no signs Of Improvement.
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H.
Payment Of Prizes Gmsraafsed to the hsider BY tAe

Payment Of Prizes Gmaraatsed to the hsider by tAe
state Of Maryland
WE must congratulate some onr upon their
in xing prizes and although promise
every rap pr 4e yet shey will ory try thry
hch the list below show sor, q
know that il wouli be asouree Of sraheaSn
~ pabsh list OF prizes drawn aud
who but violate promise Strict confidence
although would he advant AMI enhance the sale
tickets n PERMITTED could name who has
drawn least ESQ oD of $500 ~ co. the
which ga 0 and others tho have
both larger aud SMALLER We give below the
Lotteries November aud earnestly that each
will send rider for tickets in them
G. MARIN Il co Baltimore, Nd.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-24
Al 81 PRIZES To Re nIsrRIBurED.

November 18th. 1851. Glass 80.
In this scheme formed by the continuation OF
numbers making 1906 tickets and the drawing of ~ ballots
there Viii be s5 prizes each having the drawn numbers
49, each having o. them 81 $50 each having
only them o. 81 30 with neither Of the drawn
numbers them. heing tanks.
Todermine the ofthee prizes and blanks IS numbers.
7s. inelu i've WILL be severay placed in wheel on
the aud 10 Of them dra .. random.
wing for Us the LIST u and 80
drawn will be untitled to the capital prize
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H,IiRo 80 TR AAsP0aT AT,oN NOTICE

TUNO ALBANY. boston. NEW YORK. aud all interue-
date stations aud places linn dia ely the compile
toa OF tie Evansville Charlottesville Railroad
which will within three thi
wall be resdy recsps THROUGH for the delv of III
kinds Merchandise Prod Properly from this
points between this an Tcrrs Haute all the above
points and stations the India Ohio
Central Ne~ York and Eris Albany
o Railroads.
So Rates made known application my Office. under
rhe Telegraph Ofhce. Water tr-.t.
novIJ Il JOHN 5. MITCHELL. Agent.
rHOICETOB ACCO.-3O boxes favortc br nds pounds,
" So and IS reed tor sale NJ reduced price by
:. l.. GILBERT a. CO. Syc. near Water.