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SPECIAL OFFICES
Proposals arc invited for supplying the following Offices
in Kentucky for the proceeds of the respectively
limited a be named ia the proposal in each
Ashes Creek from Bloomfield, 6 miles, once week
Athens from Lexington, 10 miles, three times week.
Baliardsylls from La Gresge, miles, three times a
week
Beech Fork from Frcdcricktown miles, once a week
Belgrade from Wsdesboro', 7 miles, once week.
Beny's Mills from Caseyvie, miles, once week
Bewiyvlle from Big Spring miles, week.
Big Ready from Cancyviie, 10 miles, once week.
Blaokford from knotsvlIe, 8 miles, week
Boston from Bardstown, mites, week.
Brsdfordvile from Lebanon 10 miles, once week.
Brownsboro' from Cloves Depot, miles, six times
Brooklyn frsn Eulton mile, daily.
Buckeye from LANCASTER miles, once a week
Buck Creek, Two Mile Creek, and Hardscrabblc from
Lievrmorc and Greensboro % miles, week.
Bucna Vista from Cynthiana, niles, once week.
Bur,onsville from kuoitsv'lle, 10 miles, once wcok
Bazzard- Roost from Moorfrid, miles, once week
Camdenviic and Chesher's Store from Lawrenceburgh,
10 miles, once week.
colifornis from Flag Spring and Alexandra, ~ miles
a week
Cane Spring and Desisvlo from Bardstovn, II miles,
week
Cane Run from Hsrrodsburg miles, once week
Caryers Ferry from Nlcholasville, miles, week.
CaseysiIs and Gum Grove from Morgnnhet, IS miles,
three times week.
Controlled from Ballardsvilo, 4 miles, once week.
Chestnut Grove from BalsrdsvIllc milcs twice week
Clear Fork and Spring Rock from Whitley Court Houas,
ID miles, in two weeks.
Clover Hill from Fast Fork, S miles, once n week
Cooks Valley from Murray, z miles, week
Corydon from Henderson, 10 miles, once q week.
Cottonwood from Longview, miles, once week.
Crooked Creek Furnace from Shepherdavillc, miles,
week
Currys Run from Cyn,hiana miles once week
Daliaaburg from New Liberty, miles, once week
Days Store from Underwood, s mlcs, n week.
Dublin from Muyhed, niles, week.
Dycusburgh from Ftedonia, 8 miles, twice week
Eastv,e from Sherburno's Mills, 81 miles, once week
Ebersoe's Warehouse from Cabin Creek, miles once
a week
Edinburgh and Pous Mills from Nichossvilc II miles,
once a week.
Empire Iron Works and Rock Castle from Csdiz, 10
miles, week.
Far Dealing from Wadcsborc', 3 miles, once week
Farmersvle from Princeton, niles, once a week
Flat Rock from Paris IL miles, tuioe week.
Fishback's from Pine Grove Al miles, three times
week.
F,oydsburg from Williamson, miles, three times
week.
rloyds Fork from floydsburg, 3 miles, ones weak
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Lesvs Ten Mile Stand Tussdsy at 6amI

Ardvs q TN AksIs Sand " lpm;
Lssvs Ten Mile snnd Tusad$y Msam,
Arrive at Crossvihe by p a.
s4ss From Poet Oak Springs, by Eagle Furnace ~
Sulphur Springs, To Wsshington, ~ miles and
back, twice a we~k
Leave Pos. Oak Springs Tuesday and Saturday
Tam;
Arrive al washngtos by 4pm;
Leave Washington Monday and Friday at ans
Arrive a. Poet Oak Springs by Jpn.
$3.50 From Kingston, by GrayS Hill and Woed's Hi 10
campbehs Station, ~ miles and back, once
Leave Kingston Monday At m;
Arrive at Csmpbe's Station by pm;
Leave Campbels Station Tuesday al Sam,
Arrive al Kingston by 4pm
S49i From Kingston, by Barnardsvlle Ten Mile Stand,
Scwee, DecatDr, Goodfed, Pine Land, Kinean,
mons Ferry, Limestone, Long Savannah, and
Snow Till, 10 Harrison, 80 miles and back once
week, rsturning by the way Of Bunksr's Hill,
instead Of Kincannons Ferry
Leave Kingston Wednesday al GAM
Arrive at Harrison next day by 3pms
Leave Harrison Friday at s mi;
Anyeat Kingston next day by SPIN,
1892 From Kingston by WrIghtsviilc, Philadelphia,
Rockville, Hiwussec College, Madisonville, and
Mount Vernon, to Tclllco Plains, 40 miles and
back, twice week.
Leave Kingston Tuesday and Saturday ut Sam;
Arrive ut Telico Plains by Jpn;
Leave Tellco Plains Monday and Friday at Sam;
Arrive at Kingston by pm.
Bids to commence Al Philndsphia, 10 miles less,
invited.
S493 From Kingston, by Emory Iron Works, Morgan
Court House, and Boiling Spring, to Jamestown.
SIS niles and back, once week.
Leave Kingston Monday t4am;
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tsuv. /, shannon Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
,s,vs I, psnviIs by pm.
,as E,n, DsnuIe by Mil!edgevilie, Hastonvile Mid
dIsbolg Liberty, and Neaissilie, to Columbia, 81
miles and back, lwlce week TO Hastonsils, once
! week residue.
1--we Danylle Friday atI pm;
Arri,e al Columbia next day by SPIN;
Leave Columbia Thursday al u m
Arrive al DaDvlle next day by I0a
Leave Danyie Wednesday, at am,
Arrive a, Husonvile ~ 10 IN;
Leave Jacksonville Wednesday at III a IA;
Arrive at Danvlle by pm
sgss From Harrodsburg by Peuyylle, Texas, Spring
field and Feederlcksiown, 20 Bardstown, Al miles
Leave Harrodsburg Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat
urdays al III ms
Arrive Bardsownb by 6pm;
Leave Bardstewn Mondays, Wednesdays, and FRI
days at ii am;
Arrive Hafredsburg by pm
Proposals for eyery-o,her-dey service will be con-
sdered also, proposals onl,ttmg Penyvile; also,
to commence the at Perryvle
$500 From Harrodsbug, by Cornishvlls, Maokvie,
Wilsburg, Beechand, and Springfield, to Le-
bapon, As miles and back, twice week 20
Springfield, and three times week the remain
Leave Harodsburg Tuesdays and Fridays at 6
Arrive at Springfield by 5pm
Leave Springfield Mondays Wednesdays, and Fri
daysa'3pm;
Leave Lebanon Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
Arrive at Springfield by 2pm
Leave Springfield Mondays and Thursdays at 6
Arrive at Harrodsburg by S pm.
1901 From charn, by saders and Duncan. 10 Cornish
vile, n miles and hack, week.
Leave Chaplin Friday at9am;
Arrive al Cornshyilc by IN;
Leave Cornishville Thursday al AM
Arrive al Chaplin by pm.
Bids 10 end al Hanodsnurg, ornittng cornishviile,
are invited
$500 From West Point by Garnet,svie, Rock Haven,
Brandenburg, Webster, Clifton Mills, Hnrdns-
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GUARDIAN SALE or REA1.
-narIana !. -.n..,



On the 10th day Of february, q. d. 1854, a,
ono o'clock in the afternoon, at the house Of
William Atherton, in the town Of Pendleton,
inthecountyo of Putnam, will be sod to The
highest bidder, the following real estate, as
the property o!WilIiam Clover, Edward Clo-
yer, and Martha Clouer, minor heirs Of Jacob
Cloyer, Decd, to wit: The undivided three
elgpts Of the north east quarter of the south
east quarter, and the north west Quarter Of
thesouih east quartoro of section twenty,
township ne.soulh, range eight east, in Put.
nam county, Ohio, and containing eighty
hcres Of land more or less. ppraised at five
hundred and sixty-two doIorsand fifty cent?,
+ TEKMs or SA1E.AOne third cash in hand,
one third in one year, and the residue in two
years, with interest from day Of sale defer.
red payments to be secured By mortgage On
the premises. i2a tIFf's # 911Y q
tt HENRY KILLHEFFER, Guardian,
by James Mackenzie, his Atl'y.
ian. IL, '54. alt s4'rieo g'aniag l6,q
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ADMINISTRATORS SALEOF q
lB{ W. ~ REAL, ESTATE. Bsit.w r,

ON thel7.h day oi February, a. d. 1854, a;
one O'Clock in the afternoon of that day, at
the door ofthe, court house in the town Of
Kalda, in Putnam county, O., will be ssld
to the highest bidder, the following real es-
tate, as the property of Stephen White, de-
ceased, TO wit: The north west quarter of
the north west fractional quarter of section
seven, town one south, range five east, in
Putnam county, OHIO; containing forty-eight
and four hundredths acres Of land more or
less, subject TO the dover of the widow. Ap-
praised, at three hundred and thirty-six dol
lars. gFrF I,esIi,,t
TERMS OF SALE.-One- third cash in hand.
one third in nine months and the, residue in
eighteen months, with interest from day Of
sale. Deferred payments to be secured by
mortgage on the premises.
ANDERSON &'CARY, Admr's.
s'a o. a...'i.I. by A, BUDD, theiJ Airy. A
50 Jan. 10, 1854, ~ - 7oisa
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We are assured by The divine Watts. llal

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p"ec"o,. ~. we !ign'6one, W colee-
pot connliuea'u3u, l's'rpcK slreet cIeA'
0er IN tn6 D0CK. WHO IIlmOp0. 0S m shot.
We left knot Of This userul class eorn. !.
cs,ly examining The curious work or art
probably setting il down as an ssinfcrnal
nocbine'hof neater construction 81 more
convenient form ,ban ,ho dreat otioinsl
We, ordered Greakras, from the Ca4 de
France, and a yery excellent breakfast i,
was. The smokino ,viands. ,be boilino
coffee, with hot milk and real cream. re-
stored our good humor; and after paria.
king. with many ltuph and lest, we fel,
disposed 40 be on, good Terms with The
world at latpe. md Patis in nnr,icular
With the last, however. we had unset-
lied account. |, could no, brook ,be in.
dignity If having kitchen ware tossed in
its face, violating thereby certain laws Of
peace and proprie,y. We had scarcely
finished our morning repast, when u ring
at our tellushered in two OF the police,
both with terrible swords at their sides,
and the worsi> fitting clothes believe |
ever did see. We were ordered to ap>
pear before dispenser Of Justice, 10 suG
fer, If guilty., for tho hideo,is offence char.
NasA tN.Ht Il ,I.
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Helloways's Ointment and Pills, hare eu, ed
an Ucerated Leg, and Prerented .4naputation.
The wife Of, Mr. P. Baylis, of 8, Court, 7
House, Choapsidc, Birmingham, suffered for
more than eight years, from dreadfully ul-
ceratcd limb, during a great portion of that
time, she was under medical treatment at
Birmingham, where she was frequently told
that ampntutlon must ultimately take plucs,
as it was impossible to heal the wound. :
However, under the advice of her friends,
she tried Holloway's ointment and Pills,
which have effected perfect cure, and she
strongly recommends others similarly offlct,
ed, to use them, after this proof Of their esf-
fieacy in one Of the worst cases.
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An extravagant man having built a
costly mansion remarked TO a friend, as
lie was moving into it,
'Now everything will go on like clock,
work" 81 l saa5q
eyes," was The reply, cit will be tic
tic.n 3lsa
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
81, i5I lar- ESTATE 4.f sHl


inN the second day of February, in the
~ year 1854, at one o'clock, in the after.
noon, at the door Of the courthouse, in the
town Of Kalda, Putnam county, Ohio. will
be sold to the highest bidder the following
Real Estate, situate in the town of Kalido,
Pltnam county, Ohio, as the property Of
j. Perry Miller, minor, &C., to wit:-The
undivided one forth of In,lot number one
hundred and thirty-three, Q30 Appraised
at eight dollars. Also, the undivided one
fourth of the following Out. lots,to wit:--l
nnmber twenty five, appraised at five dollars
sixty-one, appraised attwentyi dollars sky,
two, appraised at twenty dollars; sixty
three, appraised at twenty. tive dollars; sixty
four, appraised at thirty-one dollars; and,
also Ont,lot number thirty-6ve, (except sub
division number two, three, four, five. six !,
seven, and eight, Of the same), appraised at
sixty-three dollars.
Z. Terms of Sale:-One third cash on day Of
sale, one third in six months, and the resi-
due in one year, with interest from day of
sale. Deferred payments to be secured by
Mortgage on the premises. oaW = H7sf
HENRY1F If. MILLER, Guardian 4
ofJ. Perry Miller. ninora
BY JAMES MAcErNzIE, his Atty. avlf1t
January 4ih, 1854. Hags5r sos
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MAit1tIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
EwnrEfs rTF

x WHY is TT ~ M
That behold waay fasses .eages irihe msriiy. - IN
md aii1sn9 lie tga " G se M f'i lie sais yss
Pf ifo ase when pysiea eal,h bsgyaney q rigts,
snd happy sesiy q MUD arising from y hea'
Many ofths eass or her sucrngs At hntrtgtaIh yeG
before perhafs turuk Eitlhood the fr Years "
were IN their osia so ai AHd o. estSss
III AETER YEARS, 9-ii.i.iisi
When too late to bs bsnshtsd by our knoIsdrs We look
enck aud moun and regret e full consequences OF s~s
What would NOT ess give to possess, in yay Iifs s
knowledge ws obtan in ailsf years Aud what days aud
aigs oi anguish we ught not have been Slarsd III h,s
kH0nl0dge was timely rossesfyd. IL Is
MELANCHOLY, AND STARTLING
TO bshod the sickness and suffering endured by sny ni
Tor many years, % simple mud consrolabe. sast
WMsdisd-or better SILL ---noI incurred ifssery g
WIFE AND MOTHER
Possessed hs lufastion eonraned in little ssuns twh
in die reach ALL which wonld spare to herself
YEARS OF MISERY,
AAd her huspdths soas,-n, toll and aixsty Of ntsa
nse sssnry deyQhg arsn him from sieknssz ol The wit
without wing kp ie opportunity Of acquiring that ccu
pelrnes which lis exstioha entitled aud the postsssvs
Il which would Secure thu happiness si hinssf wiig, and
oliilaren. s s.4fi tF9
SECURE THE MEANS OF nADP1xEsg
py bsromiig time pos;ssyss sf the know ledge dis ws
sf which has eausvd the sickness aad poverty hf gusadN
ln view of sush Consequences wife OF nntlsf erea
esi1st to lsIaef Which wuull sF hes durnR bg
he msau Of laprisss aid prosperity b Iffhasbnpd nrd
bsreldren That bsaSiIx sbays an ioshvaly
rodiss, with heaiy minds Iha, knowledge eohlenedn
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-01-20
SECURE THE MEANS OF uADp1xR Rsu
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
Private Medical Companion,

BY DH. A. M. MAuiHcEAu;, 'ff'ea
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sURPRIziNG or WONDERFUL,
Considering that HvERY ALALR.
WHETHER MARRIED ON NOT, can here
acquire full knowledge af the nature;
character and causes % her complaints,
with tho various symptoms, and that
nsarly
HALF A MILLION COPIES
should have been ielI M 4 @ r.sgs.t
Il is imrsstssbls TO tonrsy fully the yau.us suLieeI
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married Or those contemplating r.niaasE. bat fsnss
dssous 81 eupynK health aud ut bea1y xosesuent upna
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heart, OF that of Ills own rssunisry imProvsnsnt
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-08

The two principal sections of the foreign
press in the United States are the Irish Caths-
lie and the German: both for the most part OPP
posed to each other and both exerting, in great
er or less degree, . great influence in
the country. A very large proportion of
the German press is socialist, and opposed to
all law, order and religion, recognizing only
the higher law of reason. Witness the last
riot in Cincinnati The Catholic press is in
the other extreme, and inculcatos implicit
obedience to the Church, recognizing that au-
thority az its higher law.
The German papers are every day increasing
in number and power. With the increasing i'm
migration of the German population and from
the inability Of that race to speak the English
,.rguage, and their tendency to keep together,
there is very little likelihood Of change. The
following is list of the German newspapers,
with their weekly circulation, taken from the
censuz and other sources -