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FOR 1854.
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ATTACHMENT NOTlCE.

NOTlCE is hereby given that orders OF
LV Attachment were taken out before
Moses srGwn, b"sse oi the ,s peacei obio o.
against the goods and chattels Of William
Sloan, a non resident and absconding debtsr
in the following cases: One order issued
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Martz, claim Si3.95.
Dated, December 6, 1858. 661
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JnITicm's Monster Orchestra.

VKTHEREvER Jullien's name is known,
wv the ttKaty Did Polka" has an un-
rivaled popularity. There have been more
copies of this piece sold, for the short time
it has been issued, than any other musical
composition ever published in America.-
Christy 's"Ihe Other Side Of Jordan" though
il has not cqualed in numbers the sale of the
"Katy Did,'' vet the demand for it is great,
and it is driving out of market the many
spurious copies purporting to be sung by
Christy's Minstrels. Ask for Chrlst,'s "Ihe
Other Side Of Jordan" 1t has an illustrated
title, and portrait Of Earle H. Pierce, in cos
tune. All others arc spurious. Christy's
new Songs, s'Old Times Come .4gain,'' by
Charles Converse, "Saly Prinaer' and 'Ju-
Hus from Kcntucky'' are having glorious
run. They are nightly sung to crowded
audiences, and are universally sought after.
WIN. HALL & SON,
3sGA 8ls, 239 Broad way, New York.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE INDEPEND.

PROSPECTUS OF THE lNDEPEND-
4FsNT.-V. LUMR SIXTH --l854.
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NEsroRIANs.--M Coan, Of the Gaw-
or station, (Sep,. 26) was in Monsu', bav-
irg accompanied DR.. Lobdell on his re-
turn through northern Kurdistnu. They
-everywTiere found the Neslcrians in grea.
fear o: another massacre fom the Kurds.
Mar Shimau had fed to Jeloo. Robbe>
ries and murders were becoming numcr>
GUS.
Dou. TAmo has at length been roleas-
ed. Ills Imprisonment lasted more than
a ysar.-N. Y. Independent.
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a CdIIroRNI,lf,A, Wrpo,wv. -lcuptoin Salt

AEALIFoRNfA Wrpow, Captain Salt
water says, his first essay TO effect q ma>
trimonial charter, resulted in manner so
discoufaging, that he don't b.lievs bell
ever be induced 10 try il over again
The captain being out Of service for some
months, conceived passion for rather a
mysterious young lady, bcarding at the
same hotel. Says The captain
~ conveyed her round from shop 10
shop, shows, balls, theatres, churches.
and other places Of amusement and infor-
nation, and al last, when | thought things
had gona bout far enough, squared my
yards, and said /, Just as cool as powder
monkey eio
sMa'am I've been ihinkiu' I'd like TO
get spliceds'
"Spliceds" said she, Us ur,,ess as q
turtle dove. ss
eSpliced," said |, "aud if you've a
notion, why a--Pm ready 10 share my
luck aud dunnage with you ma'amf"
She looked sort Of taken back a, first,
but she goes about, and says She
"Copiain, I've been q lhinkin' if my
husband dor.'l write soon, and send me
,,.,,o ,,,o,,.,, md n mid watch from Cali
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RAILROAD NOTICE.
OFFICE DAYTON AND MICHIGAN,
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Sept. 81, lSS;

oeni. II, 1925.
NOTICE is hereby glvea that by resolution here
In tofore made of the Board Of Directors of the
Dayton and Michigon Rniroad Company, the Stock
subscriptions made to said Companp required to
be called in. Subscribers in the county of Putnam
were ny SAID resolution REQUIRED 70 pay nve per cent
andt per cent every sixty days thereafter until the
whole ofsaid subscription Should he fully paid up
Prompt payment is essentially necessary Of i'm
ments ofthe company for road contracts, and il is
hoped that those subscribers who in default In this
respect will hereafter he pnnctual, and tilai all the
stockholders will do their partto the nrtheranee Of
THE common interest.
Payment ofsubscripiio Is In said county, may be
made to Dr. &C. T. .POMEROY, Of Ottowa, who Il au
thorizes 10 receive payments ofstoek and receipt
therefor
By Order Of the Boafa.
HENRY s. MAYO.
Treas. D. g. M. R. X. Co.
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Hollo@ays's Ointment and Pills, hare eu, ed
an liberated Leg, and Prerented A .Anputation.
The wife of Mr.. P. Baylis, Of 8, Court, 7
House, Cheapsidc. Birmings am, suffered for
more than eight years. from dreadfully ul-
cerated limb, during great portion Of that
time, she was under medical treatment at
Birmingham, where she was frequently told
hatampntation must ultimately take placs,
as it was impossible to heal the wound. -
However, under the advice of her friends,
she tried Hollowuy's ointment and Pills.
which have effected perfect cure. and she
strongly recommends others similarly afflict
ed, to use them, after this proof Of their es-
ficacy in one of the worst cases
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Ole Of baud Of deperadoes in New
York has Jivulged the secret plan of oper-
aiions Of li,e gang, averring that the band
was organized for purposes of highway
robbery and other crimes, excepting m'r-
der If necessary. TIE party were bound
by an oath takenson the Bible to kill any
one of!heir number who should divulge
their plains, &C.. Five Of the rasc'is
were arrested.
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J"SoPh rug WY oou'S
Joseph Ridgwuy, Jun.
VS. DECREE
William Phillips.
DY virtue decree to me directed from the
ID court Of Comm on Pleas OF Putnam coun-
ty, Ohio, will offer for sale at the door Of
the court house in Kalida, Putnam county,
Ohio, on Monday the I'd day Of January,
A. D. 1854. between the hours Of 10 O'clock
A. M. and four O'Clock P. M. Of said day the
following described real estate to wit:
Inlot M, fifty one Isl, } inlot No. one humid
red (l00) and the North. west half Of inlot
No. twenty (20) all in the town OF Kaida,
Putnam county, Ohio.
Taken as the property Of William Phillips
to satisfy decree IN favor of joseph Ridg-
way Sen, and Joseph Rdgway Tun.
JOHN 3. FRUcHEY, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Kalida, Putnam co., . Dceember 81, 1858.
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PRORATE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Robert
In Stewart, Administrator, de honis non,
Of Nicholas Altman, deceased, has filed his
accounts for final settlement.
Also, Lewis N. Crawfis. Administrator Of
David Bunell, deseased, has FLED his ac-
counts Tor partial settlement. R-6 ac
Said accounts will be heard on the ninth
day Of January, AID. 1854
JOHN DIXON, Probate Judge.
December IS, 1858. .sssaf5 81 663
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PPORATE NOlICE.

NTOTICEis hereby given, ,that Hugh van-
LIN meter, Administrator Of the estate of
William KINNEY, decd, has fled his ac.
counts for final settlement. Said accounts
will be heard on the twhnty-sevanth day or
January, A. D., 1856. NJ
JOHN DIXON, Probate Judge. 4
Kalida, Dec. 50, ~
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An adopted citizen wrote home that he
was employed by the State. OA coming
over, they found j. jus, as he had stated /,
he was up az Sing Sing, serving out a
sentence for life. t,.
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Arougb Kcnluckian hearing child
squat very f1riously, remarked: GLOW
wickedIy,fBai small sample of mankind is
swearing now, in the infaniile vernacule'!
what will il come to when il is cducatcd~
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"Dociaw, doctaw,' said All exquisite,
tie other day,"I want YOU TO tell me
what 10 putin my head to make it all
right"
f1"I,wants nothing but brains," said The
nhysician. a h4a
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REtERE4NIcrs.

REtERENeEs,
BEowsLEE & PENDLFroN, TSlodo, ORie.
McCuNE & WooLsoN,) MI,
EscH g. WRocKLEGR, Deipnos,
LAwroN. BARNETT & Co., Piqun. /"
s. J. HENsLEy, Troy,
B. EGGLEsToE,5 oi"s'nhau'
JOHN TUTTLE, Defiance, m
G. w; OyERMEYER, Spencer,
Bliss & KELSEY, 81. Mafys, +"
HARRINGTON & RUPPLE;
CHAMBERS & HARRIS, Dayton, {"
CoMrARREr & HnBBsL. Fl, Wayne, Is.
II. HANNA, Wabashtowa,
ROGERS e. REYNOLDS, Lp.fayo,le.
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YEARLINGS LOST!

'NHE Subscriber has lost one Red Year
Il ling Heifer, aud one Red Yeuring
Steer, the last with a white lined back-both
having split in each ear. They wcro
missed in the beginning of April lasr, ard |
have since been unable to hear of them. -
Any poison giving information where they
may be found at this office, or to the sub.
scribei, will have all proper charges satisfied.
JAMES ROBERTS.
November %, 1883. II, sElf 6et
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BOOT 81 9 sM@lRB
ESTABLISHMENT.

AZ his sev residence on IYGser Street.
SotoMoN X R.MILLERsrespeetfrll,in.
~ msthe citizens ofKalida and vi-,,
clnity,thas ne hasagain commence busi.
:. BOOT AND SHOEMAKiNG "a,
llne, and has empioyeda first rate works
nln TO as9st him, and he expects to Be
AZ aole 20 do work for his cnstome.s on tho
! andir the best mapnar. AS
ne mas no spare capital he expectsto work
very cheap, For cash or produce
Aaiida, January l,l8f0 sg5
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SECURE THE MEANS or HApPrNEss

by hecnmingis time possessed Of the kowlsige tie
II which las cansed the sickness and poverty OF thonsAnda
sable il she neglect avail herself or that knowledge
respect 10 herself weh wonld spare her nnc suer be
tie of happiness and prosperity h husband. nrd
sonsr upon her deq that sSng aboye al peehsal.W
bodies with hsslhy minds. That knoweds Is esHailed ~
littla work entitled
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LIST OF LETTERS.

DEMAINING in the Post Office, a, Ka.
HI Iidu, on the lst day OF January, 1854.
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1853. d. COLUMBIA, 1853.
FORWARDlN G &COMMISSION
MERCHANT. n

AND DEALER IN ,PRCDUeE.
WAREHOUSE FRONTING noTu CANALS, II
JUNCTION-.DKEl0s s,s
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MELANcnoLY AND sTARTLTNc
YEARS OF MISERY,

Aud her hasbaDd e toll and anxiety OF ssl
essarily derOying Hon him from sickness u de we,
without giving him the opportunity Of acquiring s
pelsnce which bis ersrios entitled mud the posssssos
Of which would secure the happHess ol himself wife and
etii1Ten,
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LIMA, PENDLETON, GlLBOA. s.
TOLEDO, AIR LINE n ABROAD.

NOTICE is hereby given hat Books will
lN be opened on the 29l Gay of October,
1853, to receive subscription 20 the capital
stock of the Lima. Pendleton, Gilboa, &
Toledo Air Limo Railroad Company. at Pen
dleton, by Henry Kilhefer aud Robert Mar
shall at Gilboa, by T. II. B. Hipkins, ]. E.
Creighton, Milton G. Ewing, and Elisha
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IN AFrEr, YEARS,

back ind mourn and regret The full sqsnces Of sai
igloranee.
WhNt woud not often give possess, ,u carly r, to
know ledge Obtain in hiier years Aud whist days and
nights Of anguish might have been spared, " I've
kHo n ledge was timely possessed Il is
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THE MARRIED WoMAN's
Private Medical Companion.

ny DIR. A. 81. MAuplcEau,
rRortssoR of pisEAsEs or woMrs.
one H"~artdA Edition. lsHo., pp. $50 Price, 40 sb
[oN FINE rArEK, EXTRA riNpiSu. el Oo1 W
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MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE. =
lwIIris iTi

That behold many Females, srsss - ke MeiAies 4 W.
and ailments epdIius them of the of ilw sairypeHt
Of life aye wien ply zeal heeh, baoyIrey cf spirits,
and happy serenity mud arsg fof ecdtioag ~ hrai,h
should br predominant "
Many ofhe causes of her seriuEs al skaps yters
before psrsls during ghood the first years Of Fauiags
were in heir origin so light annotiesS aG sf ssus
uagle ad
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SHERiFF,S SALE.

Joseph Ridgwuy, Semi
Joseph Ridgway, Jun.
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LET EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND
PONDER!

No excuse for IgnOrnnce, when Ignoranee
Is Misery To those we Hold henr and dear,
and when to dlspel our Ignorance ~ " hlA-
LIN our reach.
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AdMinstralor Of wllLlls NJ ftKkIr, ascesssds
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.. FOLEY a s.N Don,

GROCERY, LIGUoR, HARDWARE AND CRoCKEHY
STORE.
Commerce Street, Corner Of High s., -hotoal Poai
w + have now hand a ch ice stock of Groceries,
~ Liquors, Hardware and CrOckery, for The win er
trade. which offer r sale the current market pri
w pectfuIly invite the public to call at
establishment, where VIII be happy 70 see and ~ai
gratefully recognizing cid Customer ard
inviting participate with them IN tAe saving
advantages hch our trade Fl srs and hoPi az that by
proper and homes regard for The interest OF all W no
favor with heir custom cannot tut succeed in
curing their confidence in business INT gritty The
following articles Comprise PORTION o. our Stock;
sugars, clarified crush ell pos dered ard loaf,
Teas Young ity-~T3. asGDpUwde C.,
CoH.e, tie and Manila,
Moiassps, : Igar House and Golden syrup,
Fish cod. Nackerei While, &c,
SIT, Are aud Coarss.
Soap. Ca tile = lincy q shaving
Tobacco of n / qualities and prices,
Rope, WiadlaSs, Halter. sc,
Starch. Chocolate. Sal-ra ~ BED thrds and
Clothes Line Dried Al pies, Matches, 'rtss, Nails,
Hams, shoulders Pork. Lard, Butter Flour,
Ftrlhen and Stone Ware,
Whiskey. Bra dr Wine
In hrri all that usually kept in establish
ulcDts Of this kind, certain to BE- found here
Looking Gl-seS. Cocks. Windou sash. Table Covers
Pictures with and lEOut frames, sud al the lowest
prjc-S.
" rer aat again, oafi and certain you canno'
rail 20 rsuchas - u - t2s
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SlIATEASspEIs FES.

THE ANE OF SALAN iNDFR WAS FIRST APP
L piled NIders Patent. ard introduced o
subserbar IS+' no in IA purchased right Ia
manufacture The superiority # urrfing's fWilders)
@aamander safes over all inddced mary tn in
fringe ne patent right BY The cnpOsiritn
others rurc cautions HId 20 eyade lawsuit,
Inferior article, initiating the in FORM stvlc
color OF painting, and attaching Saamauder''
"lmproNCd -dIamaEGer.' r Pref
"Tie Genuine >uamandsr, &c. : and have succeed
ed in palfnitg of some Of the spurious alananders IA
genuine Tnuse wanting the original ~aamauder n an
uaetured by he subscriber should take III" rccaufiu
To that they have upon them metal plate Saa
G. Herring. Nak.r."-a such being genuine VIVID
ef's PATENT ~aamardrr lie rings Improved Patent
hampton sac which rec-iyeG The dial at The Great
Words Fair. ard Which have failed to prrsprya
The contents OF f-c Purchasers can select from
the largest assortment in the world IN The sa
rooms of SIIAS & HERRING
rs. 49,, and ! Q NstcE, conner az Pine streets.
y. r. thilh iron safes. with powder s8cs
manufactured pressy for banks lew eIlers bros ere and
Others 'srIng security om a.
on hand, an made Ia order. All celebrated
locks i"r fale manufacturers prices. SECOND hand
safes for sale at lees than malt price.
Agents for IlsrriRg's Safas:
WILLIAMS. BoNNELL = %. Nils aHkes- "i-
9pI
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TSsfsEssI ssOGES

MORE ssOSKS.
lust received 1t thc MINERAL POINT BOOK STORE
y direct frcm New York
Rduke's civil Was,
History ne Popes-Englsh edition,
Tlylor's Life "f Wesley,
Preacher & King,
Arctic EXPEDITION,
Co.'S interviews,
New Themes for the Protestant CLERGY,
sh ny tide.
Golfers Notes md Emeudations on the Text of
shak.-pere-varioua editions,
Mem rials Of English Martyrs,
The Great Harmonic. by j. Datis,
SnpeTn j theology, or Life ia the 5 'heres,
Iarmonal Man,
wess1e2, N sydsa b Dd EaRnias''
: High school "
narpor's Illlminaed Family Bible,
Family bibles
Btestec's "ompr hensiye Rif,s,
P"ckeI Eihies, oC various styles,
fi-etwood's Lie Of Christ,
His o-y of the Planting OF Christianity,
Chalmer's Sernvnz,
Natural Theology.
Grcenl~af' Testimony Of the Eyangelists,
Palry' Natural heology. ana Works,
Ncwtrn he Prophecies
Iiuck's Thepogicaj Dictionary,
Iiieh3p Buffers Works,
Th1rnpso4's seasons-aovi's y. ties,
Milton's Parable Lost :. &
towpers otks,
Goodrfcl,'s Hstor of Al Nations,
MoreiIs History Of Motern Philosophy,
flri's Natural
lie higs CHe-nistry.
Al L1Du's Classical Dict nrry.
Constitutions Of the Unit S;ates,
tsaologicai bservCF. py d, la Iieche,
Tre;itise "a MetaIIu. ". By Oycrman,
HoVtts Homes of tho Poets,
D.. Olin's Tr,Yels,
. observations in the L ST,
APp'etnu's Popular Library.
Ar,iu's Cyclcpetia of Anecdotes,
Percy An-c 'ntJ 8,
RI no d ct Great Men,
u l. QliEOt,
PaHdeunis, old House by the River, Ann fIamcr
Katie stewart, Lovers Stratageru Viette. ,Ratha
husband, Agnes ~evrci, iyar, My Novel, Vanity Far
Henry La Id sc &C. c.
Gri.are, Vuins Accordcons aud Flutes all If which
viii exch pgtd Tor C.sH, the st reasonable
terms. TVJu45l JOSEPH SMITH.
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Have vst been received ut the Mineral Point nos store
Ma, e popular etpeaton-N 'yhew's b 'ok keeping
Fern Lcave- sol n'n NorthrRp. twelve years save
~ hite slaves Of Engand FRI ecy practical
brsin, ss-J'nc!e + M Cabin Mark Hurdest,
Two brothers HitcheIl's outline maps &c &c.
September -. Ie53. 30 E'H SMITH,
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SHIRTS and COLLARS

Made upon scientific principles and d to At
u"tain"d at the store OF tn, subscriber
hat s. than they in any other way Tn
Ladies Ought feel oraefGl to the undersigned
due ng these articles into this nasmuch they
have heretofore laborcd them SO little profit
themscives, and satisfaction those who
Sept. naber ., !S53 JOSEPH SMITH.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04
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TTFHE undersigned would pectfu'ly ten3ortis .,
1 thanks "a the-citizens ct Mineral Point and ~
vicinity far Fa-' fgvs and jnfarn ih-r' that e. ~
cn'-t5aE Uusipts a ri5 silt .ItgE street, Ii
he he pleased to receive a continuance of
pubic favor
O Genilemen's Clothes cleaned and pressed short
notice HESRT PRICE.
August 10 1852 v5r42
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04
st. Louis advertisements.
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