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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-06-09
NOTICE

n S hereby given, that the undersigned, Ad-
4 mnistrator of the estate of ]. d. Condlt,
deceased, will make application to the Pro-
bate Court, in and for the county Of Putnam,
Ohio, tor an order declaring claims, (notes,
duebils, and book accounts, } belonging to
said estate, amounting to one hundred and
Two dollars and thiFty.two, cents, desperate.
That said application will be for hearing on
the 23d day of June, 1854.
aI s.SUTTON, Admir-.
Kalida, May l3, 1854 G63.
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NOYICE

y S HEREBY given, that petition will be
a presented to the Commissioners OF Put.
nam county, at their June. session, a. D.
1854, praying for the location of county
road, commencing ut the Defiance road Lead
ing from Gilboa to I,eipsic, at :he section
line, on the south side of section fifteen, in
township one north, range .eigh. east l,thence
running along said section line, until it in.
tersocts the county line road running north
from the Findlqy and Defiance road 10 Su.
gar Ridge. L e. JONES, -
= April 20, lS54.-693& Principal Pet'r.
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100 100 Gifts, Valued at 500, $50
ONE GLFTLTOR EYERY TLCKEr.

100 900 Gifts, VpIu2d at $9G,3SO
ONE GIFT, FOR EVERY TICKET.
In o:dcr 10 iGsUfe 10 all coUcelncd a
perfectly fair and satisfactory disposition
OF the ahoya namf3 Gifts, Mr.. PERuAM
prop3scs ihal the Shareholders shall maei
'oggthor on Thursday Eyening, june %,
1854, (or sooner if ali the tickets are
sold duo notice Of which vii! bc givcn,)
1t soma3 suitable place, hcfoafiGf' to be
designated, and oppoint committee Of
five porsons,'o receive the property, which
they may di9posesuN in. such anncr--by
Iotgor otherwise lis the Shareholders, in
general meeting, shall dirci, ihns Com>
ufite giving good and Sufficient bonds, it
required By the Shareholders, for the
faithful performance ofthe duiies.requir>
"a ni' then. al @I
Shareholders residing out Of the ciIy
Of New York, will stand upon the same
footug as residents. and whatever may
fall 10 tbeir shares will be forwarded 10
them in such, manner us ihey may direct,
atterthe partition has taken place,
Or All orders for tickets, BY mail,
should be addressed TO Josiah Perham,
Academy Hall, G63r B'oadway N. Yok.
lit should hnppsn that alt the tickets
are sold when the order is received, the
money will be veturned, at our expense
for postage. Correspondents will please,
write distinctly their names, residence,
County and State, 40 preventerrors. Or.
il nient, enclose an envelope, with
.heir directions on it in fulI-in which
such tickets as they may order will be
q Mayl5, 1854.
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important Djsc0tcry!
RELIEF IN rBN MIvUrNs!!
BRYAN,s PuLMoNIc WATERS

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS q
Are unfnillngln the cure of Coughs, Colde
Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore 1'Afoat, Hoarsn.
ness, Difficult breathing, [ncpitnt consump-
ton, and Diseases Of the Lungs, They
have no taste of medicine, and any child
will take :hem. Thousands have been res
tored to health that had before despa,red-
Testimony given in hundreds of cases. A
single dose relieves in en- inmates.
Ask fov Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers-.the
original aad only genuine, is stamped s'Bry-
an" Spurious kinds are offered Tor sale
Twenty-Five cents per box Sold by dealers
generally, ]. BRYAN, e. CO., Rochester,
Wy, Proprietors' Wholesale by
-o ]. D. PARK, Cincinnati,
T653m3 w. FISKE, Cleveland
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Stevenson Burke as Admnis.1
traitor Of Sil!imon Hall, decd,

s'"'N' W ~'''i'i'O'i hA"''3 NV ~ ..
VS..
John Mansfield and Others.
Nm obedience to an order OF tho Probate
T. Court, oi the coanry Of Lorain, in thf
State Of Ohio, made in the above enti;le(
cause. and to me directed and delivered as
the "A administrators Of Silimon Hall, deceased,
/ shall sell at public auction to the highes
bidder, nss-, Era.sG na lUr
On Thursday, June the l5th, A. D, 1854
between the hours of o'clock, A. NJ. md
9 o'clock, p M, the following lands and
tenements, to wit:-Known and described
as the north west fractional quarter and the
north half of the west fraction of the south
west quarter of section seven, in township
two north of range five east, and which is
also in the county Of Putnam, in the State OF
Ohio, containing one hundred and sixty-three
acres and forty two hund.edths (I63 42-l0O)
of an acre, according to Government survey.
The sale will take place on The most public
place on said premises.
Terms of Sale. One. half cash down and
the balance in two equal annual payments,
with interest and approved security. {.
Premises appraised at
STEVENSON BURKE, q
Administrator of Sillimon Hall, decd.
May 9th, 1854. 654ew
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N0IIAE.

NOTICE.
The undersigned hns this day been ap-
pointed and duly qualified a, Administrator
of the estate Of John E Harris, late Of Put
nam county, Ohio, deceased.
LOUIS DE LUCENAY.
March 9, 1854. &c
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TUST RECEIVED from Cincinnati. /
~ lot Of superior N. o. Sugar. Also.
Syrups, MoIasses, Coaees, choice
variety, Tobaccoos, &c, &C. a''
as.c9 f5 WM s. Al. TAYLoR.
April 26, 1853. e2s
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SHEREFF'S SALE.
angelina 9s. N'na'' o,s., pr Sale.
Willis 1'harp. 7r9
DY virtue Of an order of sole and two
ED vendies to me directed from the Court
ct common pleas, ot Putnam county, Ohio,
| will offer for sale at the door Of the Court
house, in Kaidu, Putnam county, Ohio,
On Saturday,lhe lOth day of June, A. D.
1854,
between the hours of 10 O'clock, A. NJ and
four O'Clock, P. M, of said day, the follow
ing described Real Estate, to wit: e.H
In.lot number fifteen fl5) in Crawford's
addition to the town of Kalda, Putnam
county, Ohio.
Taken as the property of Willis Tharp to
satisfy decree in favor Of Angelina Man
ner and two vendles in favor OF the State Of
Ohio.
JOHN B. FRUGnEY, Sheriff.
SHERrrF's OFFICE,
kniidn, Putnam Co., o, May 4!b, 1854
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~ LN'H1NNt1 I3El IaETH'sIT - V4ET1 . ~
,PRoBATE CouRT. Room, Putnam Cpy,OA
sHERTFF'S SALE.
Thomas K. Jncohs ~ ~ e-N-

Si4ERTFF'S SALE.
Thomas *. <. Jacobs vnyDr. IL
Luman Woodruff and oa
Andrew Woodruff.
PY virtue Of two vcndies to me directed
~ from the Court Of common pleas, OF
Pu'nom county, Ohio, will oif,r for sale at
the e'door OF the court house, in Kalida, Put
nam county, Ohio, ar -., 20
oa Saturday, the l0lI day of June, A. D.
1854. su
between the hours of 10 O'clock, A. M. and
four O'Clock, P. NJ, of said day. the follow
ing described Real Estate to wit: @
lu-lot number eighteen Q5) and out.ot
number seven (7) in the town Of Col lmbus
Grove, Putnam county, Ohio, sr-
Taken as the property of Luman Woodruff
and Andrew Woodruff TO satisfy two vendios
in favor of T. x. Jacobs. Hf
n JOHN b. FRUCHEY. Sheriff.
SMERIFF's OFFICE, uH.ral
Kalida, Putnam Co, O., May 4ih, 1854
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NToTlCE is hereby given that the undor-
IN signed was on the oh day Of March,
duly appointed and qualified as adminislra,
tor on the estate Of John Hatter, late Of Put
nam county, ohin, deceased. ~
t79t JOHN SHAFER.
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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-28

then. hit We a Bot fear q deep glens and
dak hcIloWn new Ther are no ghosts.
end 10 fairies there any nore. We bars
grown prosaio hoW. idealism Of your youth
has spread It's sheeny wings and flown away
10 gladden. other hearts. o. which stil rests
the dew Of morning and into which the hot
siroccos oflhe world have not yet wishered
the one green oasisI We have each Of us
desired II some moments 81 our ire "a %
once more child. u Is the season Of
dreams and day visions and fctions. We
have not as Jet come into contact with the
iron realities of lifr. There il too such an
implicit faith and Wondermens in childhood.
How reYerentIy re believe the stories and
wonderful adventures ofJack and the bean
stalk; sinbad the Sailor; and little Cinderel-
Ia, With her little Glass Slipper What
tears we shed over the Babes il the wood
and how we loved the Robins forcovering
their little bodies up 50 decently with the
strovn withered leaves Of Autumn. How
eagerly We gathered round the winters
to listen to the NO nderful tales Of he Ara
bian Nights and reyeled ie The gnoams The
genii, the gem II caverns Che blazing cities
and the subierranean kingdoms Of orienta
fiction. Alas! these are. all memories now.
Precious golden memories, indeed they are;
and their subdued and mellow lustre comes
streaming ever and anon down the loilaome
ways ollie, and seems. for time like moon
lihgt on rugged landscape to soften down
all that is uneven and unharmonious.
N o. Creole,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-28

War
The Par GORE pondenI Of the Cincinna
Iti Gazette, IN reference 70 iii preparation
or Warnow being made by tie Western
PoFera. says;
The new inventions for the more rapid
destruction Ofhuman beings which the VA
u bringing q light, especially p England,
will surpass 81 expeetation The arsenal.
of England have for 8 long time been closed
to visitors, even members Of Parliament
while these new and terrible uarhipes were
being constructed and experimsnted upon
and no knowledge Of lhs existance eYen
was permitted until called forth 81 an actin.
al service. Many years ago the English
Government had proposition before them
@ adopt Wagner's Aoatiug gun, IND hesita-
ted. A member Of parliament exclaimed;
He demands but soo.ooo pounds and yet
you hesitatel Hasten to buy this machine,
declare var against France, and you viii
destroy her marine in few days timel No
attention was paid to this apOstrophe at the
time IN France, and apparently none in Eng
land. But this terrible invention Of which
the public has ceased to talk and which
was even ridiculed at the time. has been
maturing in concealment il The arsenala Of
WOOlwich, and is now ready 70 go out on
its works ofdestrucliou,
Inadmitling that the Russian fleets shall
retire under the inapproachabIg fortresses
.of Cronstant and SeYestopol they cannot be
in safety to their terrible congreve gun,
which carries to almost any distance within
reach of the aim, and far beyond the reach
OF any other gun. It cannot be prevented
from passing through the most contracted
straits where ships pass.
The submarine boats are as perfected at
this moment that they can reach and attach
6 burner to an enemy's ship without rum
ming the least danger. Experiments are al
80 being made with an asphyxiating ball,
which does moi kill but which paralyzes an
entire crew for several hours or until, they
are made prisoners. They are embarking
also a large number Of burning explosive
balls, which explode invariably when they
may apply FIRE 10 The ammunition, chests
infanls &C the moment Of discharge. from the
gun and they fly burning libe small con-
greve until the moment Of the explosion
when they may apply FIRE to, the ammuni-
ton. chests and other infamable material as
easily and as surely as if they were to fall
in stubble field.
The Peace Society have agitaied the ques-
ton in England Of how fara nation is JUST
fed in employing other and more des.ruot-
tive methods IN war than those employed
by the euemy, Admiral Napier has replied
to. these propositions with irony. If you
fear TO hurt the enemy, put into your guns
balls of cotton. and into your cannon cakes
of ricel
The English feet IS large pogided with
balloons, iptendedtO carry inaamabIe ma
terials TO scatter over towns, villages, and
fleets. when the wind favOrs such opera
tons.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-28
0ad PelIows CelebrntiOn.

The lodges ard Encampments Of the Inde-
pendent Order Of Odd Fellows. celebrated the
gath anniversary Of the introduction of their
order in the United States, last Wednesday
morning the 26 b inst at their new Hall on
Main rect Jonathan H. Lawrence Esq,
the worthy mayor of our City, delivered the adj
dress. ne had not the pleasure Of attending
The celebration and Of hearing the speech, but
understand It was one ofthe best ever deliver
ed be ore the order in this place, This is no
more We expected rom the higR order Of talent
Of the orator.
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conEnahdef hs ih. Ga VI aiso p.
p6lnl a cid cam 8 tie Price Regent
viii fAnk Sc Col IS ihe arm. AZ this
sIns Is tad bot completed his 9Th ysar.
TIe then waa attached a Secretary Of TIE
nb2sisS Sla mort li.ns Is the Duke 81
WslIingtop's military, and diplomatio mis-.
sion % PARIS. &c subsequently, entered
tie House Of Commons, and afterwards be-
eams Wellington,s sscre,al during the Pc
riod that the Duke remained COmmauder.ln
Chief Of the army, and in that position exsr.
cised nearly tie whole administrative con.
.rol Of the army. At Wellington's death
Lord Fitzroy was urged at his successor %
command ofthe army but The post was Civ
en- to Lord Hardings
Lord Regain Is popular with the army
from the high character he has for Impair
TALLY be has Won during long series FIN.
poEtant services. He is particularly recog-
nizsd as the champion Of the veterans Who
rely on their services rather than family
connections.
Such are the characters Of the two com.
mandersto whom En- land has entrusted the
leading Of her naval and land forces as WeI
End them described 10 contemporary publi-
Gallons. Both Of them belong to that class
ofveteran fighting men with which the titled
u
aristocrracy, Of England issO plentifulIy pro.
yided and from which that country has
heretofore drawn her staunchest defenders.
As the war progresses these leaders win be
brought into prominent notice, and some
information as. to who and what they are
may not be inopportune or uninterest-
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-28

CasTIllAa EpRlNes by reference to ous
sdsertising columns It win be seen that Dr.
KennOn has opened the Csstilau Springs fol
visitors and invalids. We take great pleasure
in noticing thess Springs beeauss.w We believe
'he waters as coed for is medicinal properties
8 any IN Mississippi, and because DR.. Ken
non is one OF tie best and kindest gentlemen
N the world. he Is a scientific and eminent-
j successful practitioner, and jnyalids MAJ Sc
surs Of the beet uediesl attention while test.
ing the VIRUS &c he water. Ladies that visit.
ed the casaiiaB last summer. have told Us
The. the kiudnsss Of Dr.. and Mrs. Kennon
would make Il : pleasant abode Il there were
10 othsr attractions to It.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-28

SPECULATIVE PHILosoPHY.-H all man.
kind could wink at the same momeut the
muscular effort exerted would be sufficient
TO iostle the earth out Of its orbit.
IF all the oaths uttered insthe United
States were required to. be prin,eds Il would
employ all the presses in the country, day
and night toperform the labor: andif tax
were levied on them Of one cent each, q
years revenue would be sufficient to trans
port ali the mails, lay double track to the
Pacific, and pay the public debt OF every
State in the Union
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-28

GoLDsAuTH's CARELEssEI Che follow
loWiog anecdote illustrates the carelessnes-
with which Goldsmith executed works re-
curing accuracy and research. On the 22nd
fJuue he had received payment in advance
fora Grecian history in two volumes lAough
only one is finished. AS he was pushing
on doggedly at a second volume, Gibbon the
historian, came in.
You are the man Of all others I wish to
see cried the poet glad 70 be saved the trou-
bic of reference to bis books.
What was the name Of that Indian King
who gave Alexander the Greatso much trou-
BILE.
Montezuma replied Gibbon sporlively.
The Needless author was about commit
ting the name to the paper without reflection
when Gibbon pretended to recollect himself,
and gave the true name POrus. Washington
Iruing.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-28

LETTER FROM a CONDENSED CRIMrEEL. -
David Jewell who was executed at Pitts
burg on the gath ult., wrote most feeling
letter to friend a few days previous re-
turning his thanks to him and his wife for
their kind attentions to him while in pris.
on.
/ trust what little have TO say to you
viii not be deemed wrong nor out d
place; Ii may be q beneftto you foryears to
come. and you may profit by il which !
hope you viii. Only look back to the
9th Of July, 1889. and picture 10 yourself
The happy man was On that glorious but
unhappy day to me. / left my Emily I'M
der the promise 70 be back again in the
course Of an.hours 70 accompany them on a
railroad excursion irona there / cot into the
comp 81 some youa friends, took 4 so
cial drink, from that to another. and anOth
81 and Jet another; Then forgot my prom
q % thoss held mostnea and dear to me.
And it's 70 this blitbing curse, and against
its us. | wish to draw your attention
You are younger than ! ana and know you
viii bseE With ne ia war; you from ever
ever touching It.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-28

FgGHyIEG FOR THE Holy PLACES. The Ia
test news from Syria furnishes q sad eom-
mentary upon the state of religion among
those who congregate around the places sa-
cred in their historical associations to all
Christians. The whole country is represent
ed as in state anarchy, owing to The With-
drawal Of the troops for the war with Ruisia
and the Pashas are left without the means
Of enforcing their authority. be Creek
and Latin clergy At Jerusalem have remoT-
their shameful contest about the Holy Pla-
css while the Turkish officials had not the
power to prevent their coming to blows
This time the Latins claimed greater Priyel-
eyes than they were entitled to, and the
Latin Patriarch and French Consul finding
themselves under the necessity Of yielding
to the Greeks, left Jerusalem for Beyrout.-
Several persons were killed in the various
ARRAYS that took place.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-28

The View York Herald sass thatthe pros
peet ofths continuance Of TIE war ID Europe
las engcudsred an extraorainafy feeling Of
epscnlation among certain dealers IN that
City y understands that there has aIre D
been quite movement in Russian goods
and 10 articles smiles 70 those produced s.
Russia. I.says that one party has pufcha-
eed all The Russian Leather that h could
lay hands upo1 This artieIs being Is
ieasive uss among book binder i bas caus.
cd s material enlargement 81 value
Tallew has also advanced, and Sc. oo0 lBa.
weEssaid to have been sold It { . oi0. perlb.
which was 40 advance of per Is. Amer
lean dew cotton hemp ranged. II quotations.
atfrorn sIps ez95 per ton. and was pFet-
glargely hsld atssill higher prices There
isa largo enand Il the United States for
Russia sheet ileen. used 70 the nlanufaesuEs
o. ssvss and pres. importers Of thissFti.
Gle ars also losI.ing ous fos big ~ prices
hls spesuhtivs nevoniseas houeyef Is l.
tended viii great dargsr eould BE car
spdaenly ais o. mako peace Il ill result
9 heavy losses instead az s. plo ad
even should W. continue lht spec alton
vii not Be a.lended viii Isl. 81 is
Gus sraQg e1oso. ed pf1 g DE money
Mr. nigh loll back Qos| ken1 % dp8in
below thatat Ehleli purchases were made
Theirs alo 81 stehBre ksiag s
% Camp street Nav Or|
The AmefieaD sand 81 oo 81 sion
noW publish nearly eight sgaa n1
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-28
Dan FRicA is GIOrninR!!!

Our juvenile friends old and young will be
everj5yed TO learn that the inimitable Dan Rice
il on HE way hers, and will in few days pay
his respects to his nnmsrous friends and admi.
rersin the City and coun ry See advertise
ment
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-28

CooPrR's W1EL.--By reference to our adver-
Using columns it win be seen that this ceiebra-
ted Watering place viii be opened for the re-
teptiOn Of visitors on the 18th of May, atwhich
time grand Dali viii be given See adver-
tisement
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-28

o. Bgeadstufs have fallen in Liverpool
Cotton IS STEADY at thelast quoted low prices
The TurkI-h Government have resolved to ex.
Pei the Greeks from Constantiaoplc. Greek
even don't mir we'll with Turkish dough.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-28

Letters from ST. Petersburg represent tAas
the war is very unpopular with the mercan-
tile classes there. An order had been is
sued forbidding the assembling Of the people
ii groups il the streets.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-28

or Ex-senator John Davis of lassachu-
sstts died on the goth ult