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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
A. T my instance an attachment wus issued
N on the 5th inst, by William McClure,a
Justice OF the Peace OF Blanchard township,
Putnam county, Ohio. against the property
aud effects Of Aaron Van Sickle, non resi-
dent of said county, ard the said Aaron is
hereby notified that the aTount7f for which I
claim Judgment against him is sixty-nine
dollars, and that the cause is continued for
healing before said William Mcclure, Esq
on the 18th day Of JULY 1854, at one O'Clock
pm. MINOR CABEL,
by E. Day, mis- Airy
June 9th, 1854. tst&4 69s
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Auditors SAFE Of Section l6, Pleasant
Township.

will offer for sale on Saturday, the 6h
day Of august. 1854, at ten O'Clock. A. M''
at the door Of The Court house~in saio conn
ty Of Putnam. the following described lands,
being section sixteen, in Pleasant township,
in said county, set apart for schools therein,
to wit:
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SETTLEMENT O F TIE ACCOUNTS
OF ADMINISTRATORS,

HTNHE following Adminsirators have filed
4 their accounts in the Probate Court Of
Putnam county, for settlement, to wit.
The.bartial account Of Al Frnchev and
Jesse Frlchey, Administrators Of Frederick
Fruchoy, deceased.
Also; ihe nbcourts Of the said Frederick
Fruchey, deceased, as Guardian of his minor
heire.
Alec, the partial accounts q! John R. Nc.
DowGll and Mat hew s. Mcdowell. ndminis-
traitors of Matthew Mcdowell and James W.
Mcdowell; deceased.
Said accounts viii be examined on the
7IL day OF August. 1854
JOHN DIXON, Probate Judge.
July li,h. 1854 COZ
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ANDREW PETERS ESrATE.

ANDREW PETERS ES FATE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the un-
dersigned has this day been appointed
Execurx of the last will and testament
of Andrew Peter, late Of Monterey town
ship, Putnam county. Ohio, d"ceesed
ANNA ELIZ tBE'TH PETER.
June 26ih, 1854. 69C"
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nxarTINATEoN OF TEACHERS.

&XANkANAVAONO We AH<ASAA~sA~''
Ata meeting of tho Board of School
Examiners. Of Putnam county, held at
Kalida Ohio, on the 25th ult., the follow.
lug meetings were appointed for the ex-
animation Of Teachers, at the times and
places following.to wit:
Saturday, August 5th, asJennings.
Sept. Cd. al VmrhnsvilIe.
/" October 7lll, al Kalida.
Teuchers mud others who take an in'
teres, in the cause OF education, are in
yited TO aiiend.
II. J. BOETTMER,
A-A tS.P. WEAVER,
A. BUDD,
School Examiners.
April 8, 1854. e7s
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When knowledge Is Happiness, tits eul-
pablo 10 lie Ignorant.

$4,000. WOOL WANTED.
for which we will pay Goods at the
lowest cash prices, or part money and
part goods.
WIN. g. A. J. Taylor.
April &c, 1853. 629
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SUMMER ARRIVALS!

HEAYLOR L. CO., have Cottineus, Dem
hams. and Linens, twillcd and single
for summer wear, JUST received, from. the
city Call quick. They ate going fust q.
July IL; 1854.
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MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY Is TT!

Tt,, ,z. belod many females scarce meSdisp ef
1okea IL health AID sp6ss ~h eomliieaMaa IN 81 srs.es
md amen riug trr Of The hoWer Tor the ennyineN
# liis Al al age when piysca health baoyhngy 9 Sals
nd happy serenity Of mind, afisg from soadoH OF hsah
shonld be preS-niiou: - l -.
Namy eattsss Of hrr spcrg; at hisehaps years
bcioe pmln dafmg silho0d ~ ts hr YEAR pi
"FS''"u' IN AFTER YEARS,
When tao late to be benefited by eur owledge we fook
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kinFanee, tt. ~. - a.,
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knowledge timely possessed. Il Is
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WIFE AND MOTHER
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n lie reaeh Of ALL which would spare to herself
YEARS OF MISERY,
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NO7EHUUI
WILLIAM ABDS.

The truth OF this statement can be
verified by Mr.. w, P. EngIand. Chemist,
l3, Market Street, ITuddersfeld.
A DREADFUL Bed BREAST
CURED IN ONE MONTH.
Extract of n Letter from Mr. frederick
Turner, of Ponshurst, Kent, dated Decem-
Der Bib, 1850.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
DEAR Sir, My wife had suffered
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command them 10 all my friends.
(Sjgned) FKEDERlCK TURNER.
The Pills should be used conjoinlly
with the Ointment in most Of the follow
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WILLIAM GALPIN.
A PERSON 70 YEARS OF AGE


CURED OF A BAD LEG, OF
THIRTY YEARS. STANDING.
Copy of a Letter from Mr.. William Abbs,
Builder of Gas Ovens, of RushclfT;,. near
near HuddersfeId, dated May 3lst, 1851.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
SIR, i suffered for a period Of thirty
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LET EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND
p1NDERf
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VIII an ocean Penny Postage Pay7
10 he Editor ar fhs Union

Sra: The majority Of those no advocate ibe redoc-
ton Of the transit charge letters 10 ftco o,ns
per bali ounce do not wsh expect ihe post Office
either in the United States or Great Britain TO peril any
BY adopting this low rate Neither does The
paid by each OF these post Offices to Il
companies lie employ initiate against he
prsccabliy and safety OF ths reduction On The con-
uary, The paid BY The people Of Ihe Two
countries for the service their correspondence is
an additional argume0 in behalf of a reduction by which
they can only rel back their moneys worth Whatever
be The amount allowed to the Collins or Cunsrl line Of
IL reduction oi the transit charge 10 fpo
ee~h should bring inio The mail bags four fines the num-
bef OF letters now conveyed in lhsm The same amoan
OF revenue would be derived from the existing rates
and il should always be borne in mind thai not farhtg
more would be paid either Of those companies than
at present. should the mails they convey be increased 10
ten tines their present bulk and weight Then he quss
ton Of praceablhty payab,hig Of The rate proposed
depends upon The augmentation OF correspondence il
would insure Would il eu~drple The number Of letters
now conveyed the AuaBlie2 Ii answering this
question we will put the different sources Of increase al
the lowest estimate admissible Prudent and cautious
mnds Of large experience IN postsl operations, both
sides Of the Atlantic have admitted, without hesitation
that those persons In Europe and America who
respond with each eiher the woad wle
under an penny postage where they write once
der the present This would The osiee double
the number Of letters nov conveyed the
Thus we have hall The requisite augmentation.
There 400 900 persons who emetate from Europe
10 North America every yeat These ate all asp cor
respondents annually Increasing yseveis hundred thou
sand Establish penny postage, and they would
write 81 least two letters per head annually 10 their
frieads n The 0ld World, arid receive two in return
Thus these ev correspondents would prodoee 60OorO
letters during the fret year OF lbe postal system
900 lhe second, and 5oooooo the third, after al
lowing for all The death. thai might be anticipated among
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them IN thai period These letters would be all add
tons 10 the number ~rilsn and received BY those who
now correspond across the Atlantic.
An ocean penny postage would break up the candes'
nne conveyance OF letters by private hands, and bring
into the mails amount OF matter con-
yeyed outside OF them, and the very paid
such enormous sum Tor their transportation.
The reduced would almost entirely abolish the
system of esolosing in envelope several oommunica
nons wnen thin paper and addressed to different in
divdaas Paper is manufactured for TINS express paT-
pose that hall dozen letters o the ordinary business
ength may be enclosed in this way, all weighing unoer
half Reduce the transit charge 10 tsoe cents,
and these communications would be written ordinary
paper and posted distinct communications, each pay
ing the legitimate ocean postage
An ocean penny postage weud also greatly diminish
The number OF dead Lhers which occasion the post
otoes in both countries great expense OF tme labor,
and money for these dead iseys transported al least
twice the ocean, involving several inland services,
beside the expense Of advertising them. in 1851 The
number OF such letters between Great Britain and the
United Siaes amounted to 10000 per month. Consider
ing ihe trouble and expense they involve. the dImlnuon
OF their number by 5000 per month"; by reducing The
transit service cents, would be equivalent TO
augmentation of 10000 per month The two posi- off,
Offices
These estimates very moderate, and mus. satisfy.
think, the most cautious that ocean penny
postage sciA pay ELlhU BURRlTT.
WAsancToS, February 2e, 1854.
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Death of John Holland, Esa.

Died At his vigs Of Johno~n York
I7 ulnmo, JOHN HOLLAND esq The sad year
age.
The subject nsnes says County Democrat
native Newry cownty Down. Ireland country
washngons sainistrs,on induced BY repuh
can princpss early developed
oer patriots struggle rermi-
rebellion Of
msnen friendship his favored land Of freedom.
which Mr.. r. A. Emmett spending
quite youth,
affecting Of
Archibald soldier who Castle of
seorse Scotland the time Mr. Emmett escaped
inpi~onrssu which greatly trstod by tn.
rsneness soldiers greeting deep emotion
and cordial satisfaction both.
early himseto republican party and
Of his hc frequently enjoying
confidence of people generally. II wm
accorded men, or hsvsnr
voted for Mr. Jerson for President
siaates for that high rcuon
ios witness such deep durne
his Illness, particularly ny he Old people,
onrrsl
many rear. practical member Of ns
Presbyterian church, died expressing fullest
confidence Of h-sfui immortality We
interesting group ps occasion Of
years, revolutionary character Mr. Joseph Bach, already
passed ninety Ourai of whom knew him numaiey
century.
HIS followed their final resting place By large
ooncearss Of friends md citizens.
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The washingtea Union.

The ownership Of this establishment having passed
into hands, the paper will hereafter be under
elusive control and management. Until shall have
effected arrangements for editorial assistance the la
Dor win devolve entirely upon oursef We hope very
soon 10 such assistance will the full ap
prova and confidence Of democratic friends Ii is
our determination to make the Union organ OF the
party Of which they win proud OF course, its polt
cal character will continue 10 be thoroughly democratic
and will continue TO give 10 Inc administration hearty
and energetic support We shall spare neither labor
expense in making the Union worthy OF the confidence
and support OF the nsonsl democracy and we beg
leave respectfully to solicit the cooperation OF
friends throughout the coniedeacy enabling give
efficiency and 10 The responsible enterprise
which we have embarked.
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georgia and the Nebraska Bill.

The following resolutions have been adopted unsni-
monsy in the house OF delegates OF Georgia, and with
only three dissenting votes in the senate
The s,sse OF Georgia. IN solemn convention, having
aiv fixed herself the principles - the compromse
Of 1850 relating 10 the suh3cct y slavery tie
Teruories the United Saies iosl settlement OF he
Aeitason OF question, withdrawal from hall Of
Congress and The political seHs, nod s reference bs
people Of the Territories iniefested therein and distinctly
recognising In fsoe compr0lnse the doctrine
tons the existence OF slavery among them pom the
citizens ovins snd settling upon the Territories ul
the Unon scgoired be hereafter acquired bu, hat
the qneston Whether slavery shat shall torn pa
Of their institutions oE them alone determine
for themselves and her rress executive having
and ed the pccy in bis ngnrs address
Re resolved by tAs Se~ss snd Hc~s of R-ceriapss Of
u, stas II Georgia IN seners asmhs w,i. That the leeis
laurs Of Georgia he representatives. Of the people,
speaking their vii shd expressing thsir feelings have had
their confidence strengthened the sscd deieuniEauon
great body Of the northern peopie carry
good lsh those Prncples. in the practical application ~
them. the bills reported by Mf D5agas. from the Com
miaee Territories In the United States Senate, The
present session. proposn The orgsnzaon Of territorial
government for the Territory Of NcbFatka.
-4nd " furAsr rrsoired That senators IN Con-
be, Nnd they hereby, nsncied- aud repre-
ntsyes requested, for ard snppo1i those pfiDc
pies, and an Proper in their power io carrying
them ont esr spphsd he government o. the Ter.
utoy q NsbrAsks sny other bii Tor territorial
eminent which may come before them.
h,'oirsd hvthe. Tha, bis exeriIsncy hs governor be
requss'sd 70 transmit copy q sbess resolutions eaeh q
Our senaiors and representa- ves il Congress
Mr.. Siephens's resolutions
R,'oiued bg me general assembly Of n, Stale Of Gerria,
That opposition he principles Of the Nebraska bail, in
relation u The sntsc oi slavery regarded by the pso
pc q Geosia ~ Ecsuv 70 The South snd ihst al
sons who psr'ake socb opposition omit be rscog
als.a = eooPoaea, parts q sny party crsanizAou GOT
hostile 70 the South.
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Conkrcss-Tuesday.

SrkArE-The Chair laid before the Senate Letter
from the Secretary of War, transmitting seyeny-hye
copies OF the Army Register for 1854
The bill granting lands 10 the several States for the
benefit OF he INDECENT insane taken up and. after
being amended, il was postponed until tomorrow, as
Nr. Mason desired 10 speak on the subject.
The Nebraska bill again resumed. and Mr.. Brod-
head spoke in favor Of H. Mr. Thomson, OF New Jersey
followed on the side, aud MIR Clayton obtained the
floor for To- morrow when the further consideration OF the
bill postponed.
After the consideration OF executive business, the
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE, REpREsENTATIyEs.-OD motion OF MIR. Ew-
ing the Committee Of Elections discharged from
the further consideration of the memorial for conlestng
the sea, OF the Hon. Mike Walsh The debate the
bill granting lands 10 Wisconsin for railroad purposes
was resumed, and occupied the morning hour without
coming 10 any vote The House then went into com
mit,ee on the homestead BILL amendments 10 which
debated under the hvsmnu;es rule, and. without report
ing the bill, the committee rose, and The House ad-
iourned.
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LORD CLARENDON

Ii a steamboat without
John Bull and firmly estsbhshed by the
spirit regulating Empress Eugenie
marriage of Eng
landhe between Christ and Mahomes Snd also everything
in beth uor This s than the nsoieu letter
of Lord John Russell Let Europe from thai
Europe has right regulate anything America Thus Bona
parte, with his Ens,sh wife, viii French and English
fee bohad cities New New Orleans and forth,
according the English fashion. English Acct bomhsrded
and reduced ashes Copenhagen numbering thousand
women and children, without declaration Of for
regulating the Of the legation abroad fishery
empire Of and monarchy Lima
ne affairs Of Nicaragua and British Honduras the Ancanzaion Of
the odioos monopoly the Amaxsn which belongs
veuezuels Grenada, Ecuador, Peru Bolivia
shall be compelled beg the extremity. Now
CiArendan, you Donksy
man Let the powerful American make alliance
with Russia RussA the constant and faithful feDd Of this
iy1 for regulating Eastern qucson
Christ OF Europe obisI for the United States
island Of saaz the independence and
the Canadas The Independence Of Australia place Kossu
be throne OF Hungary 10 restore the republic In Franc1 under the
Of ycog Hngo Mitchell. brigade
fDe tAeascnd M Aoa proclaim the repubs ef Ireland
send Mazzn Gavxxx Roman republic
coacAz slosm republic in Spain; rvoulsa
with Prince Of Orleans up Russian DAG
Calcutta Bengal Madras. hc and give John Bull
the BRUSH sme in India, LEI what may The general
revolution in Greece shoad be protected Greeks
ths OF ancient Greece giving
lions for the pocket Of Santa Anna for miserable treaty which
worth chew Tobacco nsen
medAiey Geen line OF battle ships gats
with those Of England and France armed with hundred
ffy guns
BY by my readers my twenty four lesson
in Spanish other foreign language.
half charge three hun
which the human body u liable
RICARDO coRREA pA COSTA,
Tbs Poor Peoples Doctor,
tMn Bsnnermsns, corner cf z and ssA
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The Nebraska Agitation.

believe il is sdut.ed that lhere is no material inter
stake "-Spseca cf Mr. Everett the Nebraska bA
With this OF The case, (says the Vermont Her
aS) the question becomes matter OF principle Let
us examine dispassiona.ely The principle really m
volved before sanetoning, by participating in any
meetings convened for the purpose OF denouncing
the Nebraska and Kansas bill. The principle which
claims for Congress the right 10 leEisate for Ter
r,ories IL Identical with thai which caused The
revolsiion Great Britain then claimed the right to
make The laws OF America. The mesen; struggle in
Congress upon Mr. Doug bill, whether the people
Of the Territories shall govern themselves. be
iroed in ihe Affairs BY ihe general government The
bill conismp!aes The admission OF these Territories with
the privileges allowed own Stale upon It's ad
mission, and 10 more. The advocates OF the bill
demand, also, OF Congress that the assumption Of
the night TO legislaie for The Territories shall be
longer maintained, tacity OF Otherwise they
regard the Missouri COMPROMISE, always meas
ure OF doubtful consitu,ionaliiy, no longer exist
ipg-ii being virtually abrosaed by the Conpro.
mise OF ls5o-5l. The whgs, ever ready 10 affiliate
with -sosn, any other "is" that promises even
a remote chance of re6iling their measre ranks have
again started The cry OF southern aggression" and,
with be aid OF fsring hsndbs, eadesvoring 10 get
up mock Indignation meetings Throughout, the length and
breadth Of The North. And what IS IL all ori Simply
TO grsiiiy. cs,oe, and entsp small minority an the
county, who animated BY morbid philanthropy,
uncomfortable desire 10 meddle with matters which do
NOT in the then, and whcse leaders fired
by personal and political ambition which iovSs less the
tranquility, prosperity and pepsiuiy Of their country
than their own promotion. The end Of it will be- the
napesvring and wirs-pulling OF the wings may bring
the excitement TO bear upon our town eeeons-but e
more than week islervenes-aad may possibly defesi
f they succeed Ia arranging the terms of coaton)
dry democratic candidates for the Office of constable
throughout the State That they viii compass anything
Of more importance ihan this, don't suppose dreamed
OF. even in their crazy philosophy