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THE YANKEE NOTIONS,
9l@ FOR 1854.
A N EW VOLUM Z.
PROSPECTUS.

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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
ESTA TE.

|nN the third day of Februory, A. D
~ 1854, at one O'clock, in the afternoon,
at the door OF the tavern OF John G. Bockhold
in the town Of Glandorf, in the County oI
Putnam. will be sold to- the highest bidder,
the following Real Estate. at the property OF
Hermann Tegemann, q lunatic, to wit: :
Being part of section number seventeen
on in township number one (l) north range
number seven t7) east, andi.as part Of the
south epst fraction beginnng-ut the south
quarter posi- Of SAID section--thense north
thirty-hve degrees, east twenty rods-thence
down sal - stream to the land owned by
Henry Ridenour-thence ives. sixty Eve rods
and fifteen link s--thence south ninety -thrae
rods and thirteen links to tho place of be.
ginning, containing ten acres and eighty
rods And also the following, to wit .--Be.
ing a part of shid section seventeen, com.
mencing on the south line-of said section on
the halt section line--thence west thirty feet
thence north ninety, three roGs--thcnce
enst thirty ieet--thencc south ninetv-thrce
rods to tho place of beginning, And. also,
the following, being part of tic aforesaid
section, and described az being n piece of
land sold and conveyed by ]. Henry Felt-
mann and wife to said Hermann Togemnnn
by fheir Deed executed and delivered onthe
23d day OF October, "A. D., 1913. containing
one and three 7fourtls acres. more or less.
The whole OF which sad lands is appraised
at three bundled and fiflyive dsllars. p ~.
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 o.
sale Deferred payments to be secured by
on the premises.
JAMES MACKENZIE,
-lud b1Guardiun OF Hermann Tegeman.
January 4th, A. D., 1854. 0t ba@,sss 665
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ROAD NOTICE.

NToTICE is hereby gwen to Joseph Ault,
y James Monroe, jacob Harmon, james
Hall, George KIinker, and G. T. Pomeroy,
that the viewers and surveyors will meet at
the house Of Abram Seiz, in Pleasant town.
ship, Putnam county, Ohio, on the 10Th dny
Of January. 1864, or within FIVE days ,hcre-
aller to view and survey the following con-
tlnuation of county road. Commencing in
section number one, On the west side Of the
school house in school district number one.
OF Pleasant township, thence ona straight
line northwestwardy with the road that
comes by Geo Pope's, till it strikes the line
between sections number one and number
two, thence north on said line to the Baso OF
township line between Pleasantand Ottowa
townships, thence west or rods 10 The
section corner Of sectonsi35 IS and 36, in Ot-
iowa township, thence north along said sec
ton line to intersect the Ottowa and viii.
Jamestown road. and there 10 terminate. '3l
October IL. 1853 gys d ooQl Gef%
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lmportant Discosery
'aliRELIET IN TEN MIyUFEs!!

BRYAN'S PULMoNIC WATERS
Are unfailing IN the cure OF Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Taroat, Hoarse.
ness, Notwithstanding, Incipient oonsump-
tion, and Diseases Of the Lungs, They
have no taste of medicine, and any child
will take hem. Thousands have been res
tored to health thatha before despa,red.-
Testimony given in hundreds of cases. A.
single dose relieves in len inmates.
Ask for 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 & CO, Rochester,
n. Y, Proprietors. Wholesale by
s...-.-s..y @ ]. D. PARK, Cincinnati,
T653m3 w. FISKE, Cleyelapd
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THE EXCHANGE
ByJ. 1TNGLE, sle.
KALEDA, Putnam County, Ohio

MFR, T. has taken the House formerly
lVA occupied by Thomns Coulter, and
fitted itlup for the accommodation Of Guests.
Travellers, and all who may favor him with
their custom.
Iio will spare no painsto furnish a good
Table, and the other requirements TINT make
up the proper service OF Hotel. t8
His stables are in good condition and will
DO daily attended. 643l Aug, A, 1853. ~
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A Farm for Sale or Rent.

II y ING ten miles nerth of Delphos, on
H the Miami canal, of 2IS acres OF land
md over one hundred acres OF Improvement.
l sold, nc.tlird cash in hand and the resi-
due in payments TO suite tho purchaser
This farm is so situated that il is not inferior
g any in the northwest for making money.
For Information call on the subscriber on the 4
fnrm. lob a4i N JOSEPH GROVER. .5lI
September II, 1858 $4mo $50
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ATTACHMENr NOTICE

NOTlCE is hereby given that orders Of
IN Attachment were taken out before
Moses Brown, Justice Of the Peace. OF
Sugarcreek township, Putnam county, Ohio,
against the goods and chattels 0fi William
Sloan, a non resident and absconding debtor
in the following cases.: One order ;ssued
November. 26, 1853, at the instance Of Eli
Clevcnger, claim s15:iAlso, ON same day and
year, atinstance Of v. Robb. claim S22 so g
Also, on December lst. 1853, at instance Of
W. II. Fife, ,sclaim $t1,00 AIso.on said De-
cember 1st,A 1853, al instance of Walter
Mariz,- claim 1896. Y I ID 81 o 4
Dated, December 8. 1853. n6 6sl
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RAILROAD NOTICE.
OFFICE DAYTON AND MICHIGAN, !
RAILROAD COMPANY,

T Sept. II, 1873.
NOTICE is hereby gives that by resolution here
tofore made of the Board of Directors of the
Dayton and Michigon Railroad Company, tho Stock
subscriptions made to said Companp were required to
be callednl Subscribers In the county of Putnam
were BY said resolution required pay five per cen Mt
on the amount oftheir stock, the 18th April last
andten cent every sixty days oreafter until the
Whole ofsaid subscription should he fully paid up
Prompt payment is essentially necessary of in.
stallments due. to meet the obligations and engage
ments ofthe company for road contracts, and Il is
hoped TINT those are in default in this
respect, will hereafter no pnnctual and that all the
tockholders will do thoir partto the furtherance OF
the common interest. q s7s t.- 9fsS}G va . Z
Pay ment ofsubscriptio s in snid county, may be
made to DR.. c. T. POMEROY, Of Ottown, who Is au.
thorized 10 receive payments ofstock and receipt
therefor. 90fi scr, Bar bataino4g gf
By Order of the BOARD. eg@8ial
aae1a3 3 aA HENRY s.. MAYO,
u Treas. d. & M. r. r. Co.
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90 Nassau Street, New York.
ROAD NOTICE.

N Office is hereby given that there. will
In be petition presented to the Commis-
sioners OF Putnam county at their next
March Session, praying for the granting OF
the following Rood &c Commencing on the
east side of the Miami Extension Canal, on
the half section line of section thirty one
town one south range FIVE east. thence east
along said half section line until it intersects
the road leading from Fort Jennings to Otter
vile. December 81. 1852 663#
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PROBATE NOTICE.

iNoTICE is hereby given that Robert
~ Stewart, Administrator, de hons non,
of Nicholas Altman, deceased, has filed his
accounts for final settlement h !a aa,rs-.
Also, Lewis N. Crawfis, Administrator of
David Burrell, deceased. has fled his ac-
counts Tor partial settlement. 4e
Said accounts will be heard on the ninth
day ofJanuary, A. d. 1854: s 3,i
aa9 ri JOHN DIXON, Probate Judge.
December Is, 1858. 663
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pY virtue of an ordev to me directed from the
~ Court of Probate, of Putnam county. Ohio, /
VIII offer for sale at the house of M O. Henry In
the town of Columbus Grove, on
Saturday, :he 2lst day Of January, A. D.,
.t.... 1854,
between the hours OF ten o'clock, a. M and four
o'clock, p. NJ, of said day the following described
premisesfhe property of William Nj. Turner deceased.
Subject to the dover of Araminta Turner his widow,
theIeint VIII Commencing at the south east corner
OF George u Turner's and, thence north twenty-five
degrees thirty minutes thirty three poles-tIence
north seventy-seven degrees east eighteen poIes-
thence north twenyfour degrees west sixteen poIes
thence - north m seventy seven degrees east twenty.
nve ana f3-iOVdts poles to an Elm. "a inches diane
ter on te west bank of the tail OF Daniel Rmars
saw Mni-thence south twenty six degrees nnd
thirty minutes west nine and 75 100jths poes-tencc
south twenty eight degrees east eighteen poles
thence south twelve degrees west eighteen poies-
thence sout sxtytwo degrees west thirty one poles
to to tle place Of beginning. containing seven and
9Oudtls acres ofland more or less being part of
the middle part Of The north half of section ttjrtv
three in township south of range seven east In
SAID futnam county and State of Ohio and the
whole of which is subj ject the dover OF Aramint,
Turner, widow ofSad William NJ. Turner, decensed
Also the following described Real Estate to Wit
commencing 1.-THE north cas-. corner Of George L.
turner's land7-thence east on the section line er ty
and 75-l0 poles to the quarter post heween sections
80 and 2e Of townsiip-one south range seven east--
thence north on the center line Of section twenty.
eiEht OF me aforesaid township ftytwo and so 100
thence south sixty degrees east forty.nne poles
thence south thirtysx degrees west thirtyfour and
ou Ivy poles to the section line between sections SO
and 28 OF the above named township-thence south
five degreeswest thrtynine and 75I00 poles thence
south fortyione degrees west lweniy,four and TO- 100
pohs-thence south twenty-sx degrees and thirty
minutes west eleven poes-thence south twenty. |
seven degrees west twerty aud SO lUn poIes-thence
north twenfy-fonr degrees west seventy three and
oO-lso poles to the place OF beginning, containing
Iwentyseyen acres Of land, more or less the south
part Of which described land is a fraction of the
middle part of the North half of section thirty
IN township one south of innge seven east and the
north part Of said last described tract being fraction
u the south west part of the south east quarter Of
lection twentyeigbt of the last mentioned township
md both parts situated in Putnam county and State
y ONO; on which last mentioned part there is no
igmt OF dover in said widow of William NJ Turner
Terms of SALE Oneihird cash in hand; one tiir
nine months; and the residue in eighteen months
Win interest from the day of sae 10 be secured by
mortgage on the premises. ~
JOSEPH BELFORD,
Administrator nj WIfTYlu NJ q,rr~r, |
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a5i iadi Sin REtERRYcEs. II,
BRowNLEE & PENDLEroS, Toledo, Ohio.
Z MdcuSE a., WooIsoN, Delobo. las.
LAwroN. BARNETT & Co., Piqua, /"
SD. HENsLEy, Troy, !"
julius HULL, ! n ri. a
B. EsGLEsToN,} oi"''NnuH,
JOHN TUTTLE, Defiance, "a
G. w. OvERMEYER, Spencer,
Bliss & KELSEY, 81. Marys, &c
HARRINGTON & RUrPLr, Il
CHAMBERS l. HABRIs, Dayton, q
CoMrARREr y HrBBEI. Fl. Wayne, Ia.
H. HANNA. Wabashtown, Hrg5r
Reer7S & REYxorOs, Ls@-@tte,
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100000 Gifts torMc Peoplcfe
THE WORLD RENOWNED 'a /. iste
J SEVEN-MILEs MIRROR, 'sl.' i

lof the Lakes, Niagara Falls, st. Law
renee and saguenay Rivers,
Now Exhibiting at The Chinese Assembly
4 Rooms, $50 Broadway, Eew-YOrks ,,aa
4 In connection with its Exhibitions, the
Proprietor, JOSIAH PERHAM, intends selling
100000 Tickets Only. at Each,
Each Ticket admitting -four personsto any
exhibition. and entitling the holder to one
share Of the 100000 gifts following. q iHRi
The whole of the magnificent series v
Of paintings, known as the Seven ! .,.,,
Mile Mirror, valued nt,.,..'.......f 10000
1t having realized double that y 'sR,4i'
suin by dts exhibitions. 1li aa iN beaii 0
a Fdrmin Burlington county, New oh dlf,
( Jersey, containing l20acres, ina diev.a I,
rich state Of cultivation, with
dwelling, barn, and other nec6s- 2A
sary out-houses, fronting on the la} c
Delewnre river, one mile from "A AS
Beverly, and ten miles from Phil
adelphia; access 10 it every hour
OF the day, either by Railroud or wa
Steamboat, and also containing ttdl
Peucl orchard of,I200 trees, on ae
which thousands OF bushels of II. ,sg
peaches have been raised, this
year, valued at.......................". "a 900
Any information about the Farm .a2ia
cunlbe given byJAMEs II. .FARRKND, re
Assembly Buildings, Philadelphia ean,
The celebrated trotting horse, Tel. t,
egrdph, who can tror a milen
2 so, with two persons in wag liW Ath
on. To be seen at the eFranklin bes04sl
House, philadelphia, valued at,,- n I.500
5 Pianos, worth 500 dollars each.. 2,5O0
5 300 !" /" =. 500
Specimens Of tbe Pianos can be 'e1l
seen atstiie Music and Piano store fiGaH
of II, WATERS, 1888 Broad way.ryiy a9ei Il
4lsa 10 gold watches, worth $l00..ge 1000
40 - AZ ~ 50.o o mn
100 Pens ana Gases, "loia 5.a bsTl 500
1000 Pencils. pA nl "lsasg3... 1900
100 ORDERS for HATS e(oIi Genin, = mo,
Z ag9ii celebrated Broadway Hat, a..t be
ter) ............................ 4 90
5000 Gold pens one dollar each, 600
10000 Eng raying, valned at Is els. 10000
53,fe9 Hand books, describing the ,4
a seyen-Mils Mirror 81 6,0G9
------ A-
I00 900 Gifts, valued ut.........i........ 81 584
y b = - "a" "
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SOLOMON MARKLEY's ESTATE.
IhV2OTICE is hereby given that the ur der.
&V signed has this day been appointed and
qualified administrator of the Estate Of Solo
mon Markley, late eff Riley township, Put
nam county, Ohio, deceased. a
Rltb ROBERT STEWART. v
December IA, 1853. 662s
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GENTLEMEN's ,HATS.r-Three dsxsn
VI Of tho latest styles offashionable HetS
imported from New York for sale BY ~
e9& s9egf5a ii8 VIZ Z 81 "a. y. .TAy4eR.o
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THE ROAD TO HEALTH 81. a.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
CURE OF "A ,DISORDERED LIVER
Il oa AND BAD DIGESTION.

Cop, ofa a Latter from Nh, R. w. K;rtv. l
Chemist, 4, Preseot Street, Liverpool, M l. dated
,r' On !. \ lpno, 2 M lsi5, 2as "a io,maSio ss6j
soiessol W lioLLowAY' n:,,t " o.,,a e,ssaa
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rns,arr Ma5;oino.i - ~ ~ ~ 10 :. ~
'Pensp'{ HaAt'u'i.'rhes HaAt.''.'r,hes = ,oi solie seaiS.
customer, 10 whom l can ieier for any
enquiries, desires me toilet you know ila
particulars Of her case. She had been
troubled for years with disorderedliver,2
and bad digestion. On The last occa!
sion, however, The virulence or The attack
was so alarming, and lie Inflammation
set in 81 severely, that doubts were en-
iertained Of her moi being able 10 bear
up. under Ii; fortunately she was induced
10 Try your Pills, and she infoims me that
after the, first, and each succeeding dose,
she had great relief She, continued 10
lake them, and although she used only
'hFecc Boxes, if she Is now in the enjoyment
pi perfect health. ! could havo sentyouI,
many more cases, but the above, from tho
seererl'y OF Me attack, and the, speedy
cuife, 'ni.nk, spenks' much IN favor ~
your astonishing Pllls. iS'gnedl
r. w. KIRKUS. 9d'
AN EXTRAORDINARY = CURE OF
RHEUMATIC FEVER, IN VAN
DIEMEN'S LAND. II ''Dl'i' sh'
Copy ola Lette, inserted ip,hs Ho' ort Town
Courier, ofthe Isl March, 1851, by Majsr
J.. W0lch. ~, '.'' s''o1 ~ 'a-t 10
Margarei M Connlgan, nineteen Yeas
OF age, Teslulng at New Town, had been
suffering rom violent rheumane Fever
tor upwards on TWO months, whIeh hud'
en'irely deprived her OK the use OF her'
llmos; during THIS period she was under
me care OF the most eminent medlcali'
mon i'll fiooeft Town, and Wy them her
case was consldere@hopeless. A frlehd'
prevailed upon her to try ilollowoy'si
eel sbraled Pills, whic, she consented To-
40, and IN mn incredible short space Of
',lns ,ney ehfc'eG .'e Z peflee' cure.
CUKE Sly!se, ot a IA PAIN 7 and a,f TlGHT-
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vESps ON " SGr nAN"i' %
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from rom MessfS; less ! @ new q esn' prepri'tors Of
the The fojIowjng stotsmentWAS ,,u VIZ SJ issi
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SRI desire 10 bear,es,i,aonv ,.thai
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hrea,hl,b., nraran,.d ~ ~. 80" ,aII IT,,
nboat I On, a1 .su roars nf M ana s" "a "s'a. 80,
y,ths,ondina nv o,lvano',d s, Co. ans as,hea ~
hasa pills bavo 1 90 ala raI;sssd lr1 oo - ,ha,'i ,mi
n, .;raus tl,a, o,ra,a asI,o,,,h - - -
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JUST RECEIVED from Cincinnati, a
= lot Of superiorN. o. Sugar Also,
Syrups, Molasscs, Coffees, choice
variety, Tobaccoes, &C., sc.
Wn q A. j. TAYLOR.
April 26, 1853. IF 629
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Sold at the Establishment Of Professor
lloLLQwAY. 2t4, Strand, (near Icmpls
Bar. London,) and by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
throughout the British Empire, ana of
those of the United States, in Boxes at
37ac., SIC, and ST. SOC. each. Whole
sale by the principal Drug houses in The
Union, and by Messrse A. B, g. D. SAEss,
New York. ejoig.,eiass-5 s54a,
OF There is a considerable saving by
taking the large, sizes. Iaob l,is Io
". Directions for the guidance af
patients in every disorder are affixed ~
each Bog. .oi g anug,oi ,oeoe,
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Experience of than sixteen years has established
..e thar Merchants Celebrated Gargns on, or UNI
rersai Family Embrneaon wall cure most cases. and re-
.ieve ali such
Sparins, Sweeney, Ringbone, Windgalls, Poll
Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels, Calls of all
kinds. Fresh Wounds, Sprains. Bruises. Fis-
lula, Sitfast, Sand Cracks, Strains. Lameness.
Foundered Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mango.
rheumatism, Bites of Animals, External Poi
sons, Painful Nervous Affections. Frost Bites.
Boils. Corns, Whtlows, Burns and Scalds,
Chilblans. Chapped Hands, Cramps, Con-
fractions of tie Muscles, SwellIngs, Weakness
of the Joints, Caked Breasts, dc. DC dc.
The UNPARALLELED success Of this Oil the of DIS
Horses and Cattle, and even IN human hesh Is
daily becoming the farming community.
hardly credited by those who have been
the habit Of keeping il their stables and houses what
4 of pair, suffering and time are saved by
the timely application of tins OH.
UxT sur of the sole proprietor GEORGE
w. MERCHANT Lockport. N Y, Is blown IN the side
OF the bottle and in his handwriting over the cork
All orders addressed the proprietor VIII be promptly
responded to-
Get Pamphlet Of the and see what wonders arc
ACCOMPLISHED by the OF this medicine
Sold by eetsbe dealers generally, IN the United
States aud Canada Also By
Joseph smith, Mineral Point, T. s Ans'sy, Linden.
L. G heller. bodgevile, Tbbiis Gordon, Madison,
NJ. X Jones, DodgeviIle, G. ID Jencks, WiugvIlle,
Brown & LAG e.Cassviile, s Wilson, Potosi,
Moore Il Coats Muscoda, 5. Moore Platteve,
I'll. r. Miles, Wyalusihg T. & N Kirk. Baraboo,
C. C. Skinner, Jamestown N Woods, Fair Play,
]. H. Burnett Ellenboro, and
Wholesale by II. Bosworth & Son, and w Il. Hopkins
& Bro, Milwaukee. 43g7tf
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81 fot IL AIEsA CAMS AIRY
pnseiUl and attractive series of BOOKS Tor Yorse
~ -! y our country, and lives OF lis distinguished
Ndt!en With much care and in instructive
WIN Illustrations of impor tant events, and
aha.HaitF Illuminated Title Pages
LINING THe Liz DANIEL WEBSTER. the great
E .'n statesman, witt, anecdotes iustra.
~ NJ Character and the following iLLusrR ArIoss
IotolS DaRtel IA the SGtc MAJ
I e5ster Fishing at F,gb,ag.
nf7Sta Declining the Clerkship.
Es-ster Erpouadins the Constitution
l e Bunker Hill Celebration
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