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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

Rol RDtSG.-TD LET. PARLOR AND BEDaOOg
u handsome furnished, tho hrt floor. Also. front
room suitable for gentle and lady single
the third foor AZ Wet Twenty street.
FIFTH and Sixth avenues. ''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

.gio LITTLE UPPER PART OF house NO. 81 rHIR.
tthird streit, hear BroadSsy. Lquirs on the pre-
raises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

RoARD-BREkKFAST AND TEA FEW sIsGLH
~ gentlemen esG be tcoommo sted in modern built housa
Win gss ieh oath privileges, dion Sunday extra
e required Apply %. Ea8t Eleventh street. near
Fourth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

:, - - - >~,>-s-,>~->.oS~>~~-~-~--
~ msde second hsud tables for sale rn All size suaSIa
Tor private use with lArvs stock new tables Win maT-
cie gees. oAn pe seen BY calling ~ factory, No. 81
nm sfes GRIFFITH d kCKER.1
RhIiARD TABLES IL LEI FOUR IN GOOD ORDKH;
- % would hire room in second story Of sems pablo
hpe " soed looasoh .nd would let the and tables
% lre nan TO take chsrse Of them Apply ~ lS Anes ~
RIILiARD TABLES FOR sALl-rHH MOST SPLkx.
~ do sbss offered sAls be sssn ~ We 80
s..nd ~ Ana street These tables are ms4s mp xssA -
patent yulotnsed In da rntber cushion hAys tmDov
mens wtioa. 10 VII BE- sssa. are yssy i~gert.n1 $780,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

WHARI L9Ts-T0 LhAsx, FoR TERN or YAARs.
w ono hundrea and fifty lots Thirty ninth, TorUssk
Ioryf and Fortyse ,ond streets Including ha Ssts
nept between those strests and the North river. ~"
oHARLk3 x. APPkEBY ITO broadway
ever Metropolitan Can't.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

EGABD- or PARTIAL BOARD. is. OFFERED 10
- ntlemen engaged during the day, In comm ,ai
U.S. n iosr, With comfortably furni-hsd ALy
d,ersus Of mssng permarent arrangement viii insure
hpe Of comfort AND resp ottbity moderate ts1ms.
AMY ct 500 Forth avenue, Twenty rnth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

RoARDlNG-A LARGE ROOM ON Tag re JoND
aoor With fmsl room adjoining desired, to let
gentleman and wife, or single gentlemen, with board
private family House has the modern Ap.
ply ct 2tS FEST twenty seventh strest. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

FURNISHED R0oMS.-A FRONT ROOM AND BED.
rom, on the second foor TO let TO gentleman and his
wife or two gentlemen Apply IT 45 Broone street. near
Broadway. Rent low. AccomIn cd atoms good
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

TIO LIT Sc sERSL BRICK COTTAGE HOUSES, VERY
1 healthy sed pleasantly situated on tho c,rLer of
broadway Sxty fourth tnres stories aad
eut with ceAT in front modem fy'; also the
huse s1itabe TO- drug All 40 less than
half the similar city. Apply
Nm. IA. RAINIER, If Broadway and Thirty nth
street aGd-o SAliH IRkkA AL Eighth AVENUE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

GEETELL rukhIsHhD ROOMS TO LEr-sUITABLE
VI for lady and gentler with beard for lady, with
pantry and baths attached west side Of below
Broce street ~ respectable street and desrstle location
Fer particulars address note 10 q. c. Broadway Post
once. Terms cash in advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28


VAST OFF CLOTHING AND FUKNITUSE WANTED :
~ Ladies or gentiem having arsc 20
dispose Of can obtain tho highest cash price by
Through the post or At his resdense Ladios attended ~
Ars DUSSELDORF. Y. L. DUSSELDORF No. Is Kim s,rest
HBIAP AND ELEGANT WINTER CLOTHING. AT
twenty per cent retuston castor beaver costs oot
3D. SIG black froci ard dress costs, SIC ATS and
siU ~ pairs back doeskin paut, psr pair budn cas-
vests pe.n,ey eatap boys tAmas and sui,s same ra,e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

no LET-FIAsT FLOOR AND BASEMENT OF HOUSE
NO $50 vac ss5enteeath street. rear) aud furniture,
COAL &C., sale NE COED cellar pansce ts Rent
s. per month spplY D. Mr. DEMARESf in 'front.' house,
No. Z5y, astNesn LlSLth and Ninth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

VACANT LOTS FOR SALE OK ExCHAEGK.-TEN
ots Ninety ninth street and Eighth lots
in and tf.h .venas tnrs iets hsh
bridgeAl % BY 1CU feet, In exchange for
brown stone house in sentee Inquire
L. AUERBACH, 81 John street. from IL to II LII Riy
stteet.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-12-15
LAND FOR SALE,

TIME undersigned offers for sale, or in
exchange for Real Estate in Lebanon
OF ito vicinity, in such parcels as will suit
purchasers and on very liberal terms, the
following landS, to wit:
63A acres in Allen county, Ohio.
1880 acresin n ood county, Ohio.
l3A7 acres in Van Vert county, Ohio.
$40 acres in Defiance county, Ohio.
Ael acres in Fulton county, Ohio.
6eo acres in Henry county, Ohio.
A32 acres in Williams county Ohio.
100 acres in Putnam county, Ohio.
80 acres in Paulding county, Ohio. F.
80 acres in Mercer county, Ohio.
1850 acres in Clinton county, Ohio.
The above lands were located amongst
the first selections in tho counties where
they are situated. and for fertility Of soil are
unsurpassed. There are Railroads, Plank
Roads, or Canals, convenient to almost every
tract, which afford cheap and economical
outlet to the best markets for all the products
OF the farm. The lands will be disposed Of
at less prices than other lands Of similar
quality and location arc selling for, and in
lots 10 suit purchasers.
ANY further information will be given by
the subscriber, in Lebanon; by John jack
son, or Lemuel Lewis, at Westborough,
Clinton county, or by R. W. Gilshrist. who
will spend most Of his time in the North
western part Of the State, experimenting the
sales Of these lands.
July IA, 1854. R.G, CORWIN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MATRIMoNY.-Some men think them
selves very clever in tan,alizing their
wives some, unpossessed Of feeling
themselves, may not understand how a
vile word or stupid act can vex keener
-eo,iii huiit is meet they know and re-
member this-thefe is no greater crime
than to take woman from her fstheT'e
hearth, where she stood in blooming in>
dependence, to load her with the cares
of "a family, and :hen TO trample on her
hopes by proving that he is no better
than those for whom she never cared
or sighed-tha, he is no worthier than
those who were forgotten in her dreams,
and passed unheeded as she clung with
fondness 10 his arm. Children OF dis.
appointment, why do women couSide'
their lovers the choicest among the soni
of men?
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-12-15

THE RoBBER TRADE.-A corresponds
enl Of the Boston Pest, writing from Para,
Brazil, under date Of Sept. l7,h says:
"The American commerce of Para
will this year reach about FIVE millions Of
dollars, or one third Of the whole com.
merce Of Para, and of,his great valley.
This commerce consists, ,too, one article
whose demand is every day rapidly in.
creasing; so much 60, that instead Of Eve
millions il must very soon be twenty
millions. Nor is i, less interesting fact
that four fflhs Of all the rubber pre-
duced here is manufactured in the U. s.
and that the whole increase Of is trade,
If properly conducted will yield . vast
wealth te the hundreds in the msHufac-
ure and'sale Of these rubber goods in
he United States.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-12-15

The component parts Of an editor ar.
defined thus: The constitution Of I
horse, the obsiinacy Of mule, the in
dependence Of wood Sawyer, the perii
nscity Of dun, the endurance OF q star
wing anaconds the impddsnce Of 4 beg
rssf, sslG hs Isss ..lnes, be ! MovisR target fol
everything. and to assist sbusy- -Sodies'
10 pfy into the hnsinesS Of their neigh
bors. If he does not coma up 10 this
description he 10 not thought good eds
gaa
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Prorreun Of tho Republio,

Mr.. J. B. DEBow, the man of facts and
figures, lately delivered an address on
Ibe Progress Of the Republic, before The
young Mems Association" at Wash-
ing,on. We mako few interesting sx>
tracis:-- g
We have ll3,OoO,O 900 acres of land in
cultivation, or l00, 900, 900 in occupancy,
or about one-six'h part Of the area of the
republic. These are carved out into
abou, l,44S.000 farms, Of distinc, sgri>
cultural interests with $500, 100000
invested in farms, implimen,s, etc.,-an
avarage extent TO each farm 1882 acres.
What other county in the world can
show rsVulis like ihesei II four. fifhs Of
the slaves OF the South be added, the
amount Of capital invested in the sgri-
cultural interests Of America will be S..
O00,OO0,OOO.
The physical we'll being of people
has much to do with their social advance
ment. In tho United States, four.een>
fifieenlhs OF the free families have houses
to themselves willis, in Great Britain only
six>seven.hs are so forward, or abou, half
the proportion. Comparing the different
sections Of the Union j, would appear
that the territories have mos. houses in
proportion TO population; the south comes
next; tho sou,h-wes. next; then New
England; and last The north. The nun.
Der Of persons to family is smalles, in
territories, next in New England, and
largest in the north.
When we come to the education OF the
people, we find tha, 2. $50, 900 boys, and
nearly 100000 girls, are a, schools and
colleges--being about one. fifth OF tho
free population. The proportion in Eng
land and Wales is one in eight: in Spain,
one in seventeen; in Russia, one in se>
ven.y-seven. The number Of white per.
sons over twenty years Of age in The
United States who can read and write is,
! l,053, 900, about one-twelhh Of the per.
sons Of that age. In England and Wales,
in three years, half the persons who re-
gisered THAR marriages were incapable
Of reading and writing.
In comparing different sections Of the
Union with regard TO education, We find
that whie, in New England only one
adult in about 375 canno, road and write
in the middle States, Two in 100 cannot.
south western, eight; northern, nine.
northswostern, slxteen-growing out o
Tue great proportion uf :oFeign-bOtn--
fourteen out Of every hundred there be-
ing incapable Of reading and writing
which is the same proportion of those
born in New England. In the whole
Union one in twenty-five cannot read and
write Of the native born, and one in
twelve Of the foreign born. v y
| The area Of the western valleys ha.
been calculated as follows:-
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-12-15
PETITION FOR ROAD

WI ILL be presented to the County G Com-
wv misaioners. Of Putnam county, at
their next Session, praying for the establish
mon. OF county Road, to wi. beg inning
a. the Sugar Ridge road, in Putnam county,
between sections three (S) and four (4) in
Blanchard township p-- thence south two
miles and a quarter--thence west until it
the Gilboa and Defiance road.
a JAMES Afford,
Principal Petitioner.
ostebeIl4, 1854. 7oS
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-12-15

A Yankee who came over to the
mother country some time ago. was ask.
cd, an returning how be liked Great
Britain" "Well," no said, England
is very nice country, exceedingly fer
tile, we'll cultivated, very populous, and
very wealthy; and" continued the YAM
kes, ~ never liked to take q mornings
walk after breakfast. because the cOun.
try is SO smsll that nae afraid OF walk.
ing of The edge"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-12-15

WATER CURE AND BEAUTY.-Mrs.
Harriet Beecher Stowe soys: For my
par. l must soy, the most favorable omen
iha, | know for females beauty in Amer.
ica is the multiplication Of Water-Curs
Establishments, where our ladies', if they
get nothing else, do gain some idea as
20 tho necessity offresh air, regular ex>
ercise. simple diet, and tho laws Of his
giene in general.-Sunny Memories.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-12-15

COUNSEL TO A PHILosorMER.--Tussead
Of saying things TO make people siaFs
and wOudeT, say what will Withhold them
hereafter from wondering and s,sE,iDg.
This is philosophy; to mako remote
things tangible, useful things extensive-
ly common, and TO leave the least nee-
essary for the last. have always q
suspicion Of sonorous ntences.--Lon-
dor.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that on the
eighth day of December A. D. 1854, there
will be held. at The court House, IN Kulidn,
Putnam comfy Ohio, an adjourned session
Of the court Of Common Pleas OF said county
of Putnam, for the transaction of such un.
finished business as may properly come be-
fore anid court.
October 26th, A. D. 1854. .,
DAVID. BROWN Clerk,
OF CT. OF 9. P. ofPunam Comfy Ohio.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-12-15

The free and ascepted Masons ol
California are not TO have FREQ fight.
Tho Grand Lodge has declared .ha, du>
cling is repugnant 10 the principles oI
Freemssonry, and members are 10 be
expelled from the lodges il they rescr,
to that mode Of settling their disputes.
No Mason that falls in duel is 70 be
buried with masonic honors.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-12-15
Mrs. par,ing.on thus rebukos Ike 70

Mrs. Par,ingson thus rebukes Ike for
protesting 10 be Knew Nothing.
You poor child, you may not know so
much as some, bu, you ain, idiom nur-
,her, and though it's always we'll to be
humble, and no, to pretend to know
things when they dom, il iSn's we'll 10
go round Dragging about knowing moths
ing, and proving yourselfa fool when
folks dom. suspect it. You will end full
enough 10 do il without you.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-12-15

The Receivers ofihs Cochituaie Bank
Boston, will, on and afier tho 10th ins,,
pay dividend Of 6hy per cent. on oil
claims proved agains. the bank pEies TO
the Is, Of Angus. last, payable al tho
Webster Bank Boston.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-12-15
WHOLE NO. ia.
genteneo Of Beale.
PHrLADELPHIA, NOv. 2

EAILADELFHIAI NOV. %.
In the Criminal Court to-day, Dr.,
Stephen 7. Beale was sentenced to four
years and six months innpriSonmen, in
the county prison for committing rape
upon Miss Nudge while she was under
tho influence Of ether, administered 10
her by the prisoner in his professional
capacity. Previous to his sentence, the
prisoner addressed the Court, asserting
ai' innocence and censuring tho District
Attorney and jury.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-12-15
CLERK WANTED.

A young boy about the age Of fifteen
N years, as clerk in my store. at Colunn-
bus Grove. One understanding German as
well as English wsnld be preferred, bat
boy possessed Of good English Education
viii suit. No person need apply who can
not bs we'll recommended, as I do not de-
sire any other.
July -, 1854. z. ~. GREEN.
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A CURE FOR ALL!!!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
Citizens of the UnioH,--

Citisens ofMe Union,--
You have done mo the honor as with
one voice, from one end Of the Union to
the other, to stamp the character OF my
Ointment with yeui appreciation. l. IS
scarcely tvo years since | made II known
among YOU, and already, it has obtained
more celebrity than any other Medicine
in 90 short period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
80, Maiden Lane, New York
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There is . good story Of an eccentric
lady, Of unfortunately acquisi.ive habits,
10 tho effect tha, abe was, on one occs-
sion. 60 Affected by charity sermon, %
TO borrow sovereign from her neieAber,
and put il 10 her own pocket.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-12-15
steamboat nirsular.

CHICAGO, Nov. 90.
Tho Steamer Pacific and Grand Tow.
ei came in collision near Mcmphis.--
Both were sunk, and are total loss
The passengers we're saved. The Pa
ciic was bound down aud the Grand
Tower up The river.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-12-15

A cecknsy a. tea party, sverhssr.
ing one lacy say 10 another. ~ have
something for your private ear" imme-
dia.ely exclaimed, q protest agains,
that, for there is q Law against Priys,eer-
inR.N sg .'se,s.....s,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-12-15

MoTHxR.-MaTy. you were naughty
girl this morning, and did nos Learn your
lessen. You wont bo naughty agsiu
will you.
MARY.-No, Ma, ! cannot be naughty
again. cause burned The nasty book
that made me naughty.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-12-15

KEEP YoUR BoTTLEs FuEL. People
are irsqusntly found dead with All empty
bottle beside them, which proves the
danger Of an empty, snd the necessity
for fnll one, Washington Globe.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-12-15
BOGART HOUSE.

ID sOh AO NTUII, .
Columbus Grove Putnam County, o.
RER. NIGH hastaken the House former
lxl ly occupied by J 3. MCHeny,and fitted
il up for the accommodation Of guests, truv.
ellers, and all who may favor him with their
custom. He willspare no pains to furnish
good table, and the otheri equirementst that
make up the proper service Of Hotel.
HisStables arein good condition and will
be duly attended TO. I'd" 30 ..
April 6, 1854.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-12-15
Govsrnment DefauItsy.

TRnx, NRw York, Nov. 20. 2
George 8. Richardson, Cashier and
eohhdeIiisi Clerk OF Jacob Richardson,
deceased, lsis Collector Al Oswegc, is a
heavy defaulter to the Governmant.-
He has been arrested for said deEa:ca.
tion. -.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-12-15

Sold al the Establishment Of Professor
HOLLOWAY, 80 Maiden Lane, New York,
and 244 Strand, London, and by all le-
spectacle Druggists and Dealers in Me-
dicii.es throughout the United States,
in Pots a. 37ac., S7i and 81 SOC. each.
To be had wholesale of the principal
Drug Houses in the Union.
CT There is considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes.
N. B.-Difeclions for the guidance Of
patients in every disorder are affixed to
each Pot.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-12-15
From Baltimore.

BALTrAroilE, Nov, 90.
The State department announce tho
reception Of official information from tho
French and English Governments OF tbs
intention 10 vigorously enforce the block.
sde in the spring, Of the Russian ports
in the Baltic, White, Black, and Azof
seas.
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100000
TOTAL


It's outline is S, 100 miles, and this pog-
lion Of the Union included, embraces
western New York, Pennsylvanis and
Virginia; Kentucky, Tennessee, Ala
ba,na, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas,
and Missouri; Illinois, Indiana, Ohio;
Michigan, Iowa and Wisconsin; whose
total population may be estimated al
l0,090,000 or 100000. From 1900
to 1910 the population Of the valley
doubled. In halfa century, its popula-
,ion has increased twenty fold--an ave.
rage duplication every twelve years -
The average density 10 the square mile
is now but ten oS twelve.
Ifas densely populous.as Great Britain,
there is space enough in our inferioF en-
pire for three hundred milks.s nf people.
Mr.. Calhoun, in his grea, report on the
Memphis convention, llS3S) kindled
with The magnificent theme which was
presented before him-a population pass
ing upon the limits Of the Rocky Moun>
tains-a tonnage augmented thirty fold
in thirty years-a trade already equaling
the whole foreign exports aud imports Of
Ihe United States together-three huns
dred millions of dolars- and this but in
the beginning says:-
Shocking, beyond, to not very dis
tant future, when this immense valley,
containing within its limits one million
two hundred thousand square miles, lying
in lis whole extent in the temperate zone,
and occupying position midway be-
tween the Atlantic and the Psciic ocesns,
nnequalled in fertility and the diversity
Of its productions, in every direction by
the mighty stream, including it's tribnia-
ries, by which il is drained, and which
supply continuous navigation Of up>
wards Of ten thousand miles, with coast
including both banks, Of twice The length,
shall be covered with population, and lis
resources fully developed, imagination,
itself is taxed in the attempt TO realize
lbe magnitude Of lis commerce.
"After these tedious de lails, let Us rise
10 some calculation which must become
Of exciting interest. What msy we reas-
nnably calculate az The increase Of the
Of the United States in the
next hundred yearsf II it's Increase be
Is grea, ssIn the last sixty gears, We
shall have 497 100000"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-12-15

The mex, Indiana State Senate will
s,acd 20 Democrats TO - Opposition.
Majority for Opposition on joint ballot
IL.
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BANK BILLS UNCURRENT.

The bills of the following banks are all
uDcurrent at this ,ims.. All, other genus
inc issues are understood TO be bankable.
For the information Of our couutry
friends, we shall keep the lis. standing,
and add TO, or strike from il, a. occusion
may require.
INDIANA. g.
Bank OF Connersyille.
Elkhart county Bank.
State Stock Bank, Peru.
Loganspost Ins. CO., Loganspor.
Bank Of South Bend. Ea
Wabash River Bank.
Upper Wabash Bank. ..c
Rochester Bank.
Bank Of Albion. -'" r
Steuben co., Bank. #ft -
Bank Of Fort Wayne.
Northern Indiana Bank, LngsnSport.
Bank Of Plymouth.
OHIO.
Bank Of Circleville.
ILLINOIS.
Msch's & Far's Bank, Springfield.
Bapk Of Napierville.
Bank OF Rockf'rd, Rockford.
Dupage county Bank.
City Bank Of Chicago, .sa.
Merchants & Mach'ics' Bank,
Chicago.
farmers Bank, Chicago.
f Phoenix Bank,
Union Bank. e
MISCELLANEOUS.
Milledgeville Bank, Ga,
Cherochee Banks g. lns. CO., Ga,
GeImania Bank, Milwaukee.
Farmers Joint Stock Bank, Toronto.
Kentucky Trus, comp, Covington.
Newport Safety Fund, Newport.
Trust. Allegheny, Va,
Bank Of Kanawha, Maiden, Va,
Oshkosh city Bank, Oshkosh.
In the above is not included any o.
those banks for some time understood,
notorious sly, to be broken, nor such al
Aave no circulation in the Western coun
,ry.--Goshen Democrat
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A chord of love Funs through ell the
sounds Of creation. bu. the eAS Of leys
alone can distinguish il. ,,
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NOTICE.
T. E. Strain, Plaintiff c:.u

NOTICE.
T. E. Strain, Plaintiff I'LL
against Cio"
Lucius Hubbard, Defendant "'''0"'
THE said Lucius Hubbard is hereby mo-
tilted that the above named 7. E. Strain,
on the twen.y>sixth day Of September,
A. D., 1854, filed in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the Court Of common pleas, of
Putnam county, Stale Of Ohio, his pe,i-
ton setting forth, among other things,
,ha, the said Deiendsn, is indebted to
said Plaintiff fifteen hundred dollars, with
ten per cent. interest thereon from the
18th day Of April, A. D., 1854, as is evil
dsnced By the promiasory note Of said
Defendant given TO Plaintiff and dated
April IL, A. D., 1854, and the oblec,
and prayer Of said petition 10 that on the
hearing and final determination Of this
action judgment be rendered in favor Of
said Plaintiff, by said Court Of common
pleas, aud sgains, suid Defendant, for the
said sum Of fifteen hundred dollars, to-
gethei with ten per cent. interest thereon
from the 10Th day Of April, A. D., 1854.
And Defendant is further notified that il
he shall fail to answer or demur 10 said
Petition on or before tho 30,h day OF
December, A. D., 1854, the said Petition
viii! be determined a, the next Term Of
said Court Of common pleas thereafter
held and judgment rendered accordingly.
By LELAND & MACKENZIE,
Au'ys for Petitioner.
November Isl, 1854. 7O6
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