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SETTLEM ENT. or TIE ACCOUNTS
OF ADMlNISTRATO

FENHE following Administrators have filed
IL their accounts in the Probate Court Of
Putnam county, for settlement, 10 wit.
The partial account Of A. j. Fruchev and
Jesse Fruchey, Administrators of Frederick
Fruchey, deceased.
Alsoy the accounts Of the said Frederick
Fruchey, deceased, as Guardian of his minor
heirs.
Also, the partial accounts OF John R. Nc.
Dowell and Mat hew S. Mcdowell admin
traitors of Matthew Mcdowell and james W.
Mc0owelI, doceased.
Said accounts will be examined on the
9Th day OF August. 1854,
M JOHN DIXON, Probate Judge.
July lllh, 1854. 692
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Ia TEST ARREV ID,
AT THE TAYLOR sTDsR d!

T THE TAYLOR sTD.sg I'll
4 pST received from New York and Gin.
~ cinnati,the following new and vrIuabls
GOODS, which we are reauy to sell al the
lowest rates at which sale are made in this
section of the State! Call soon, as they are
gong fast:
ShtdlngS & ShirIingS, Large assortment;
LAWNS, BAREGE5, &C, &C;
SiAss, Six Lawas, Sill Fringe, ,Sraw Braid,
Summer Cloths, Cot'inets, Denhums, York,
Ladies' Drills, Sc, &c;
Ready-made Light Clothing for the Season,
OF all Sizes and Qualities;
PALM LEAF, LEG HORN, SILK & BEA-
YER HATS;
ladies Fancy Bonnets, Summer Silks,
and Plain and Fancy Commented,
and Bounet Trimmings, Elan,
nels, Woolon, and Conon,
Hosiery, Ctildren's Wonsen's and Mems Cot
Ton Linen GHd Woolteh;
Ladies' and Mems Fancy Boots, Shoes, Slip
pers. .-lncludng Home-Made Roots &
Shoesi CLOCKS, day and "a hour, very
elegant; SCHOOL BOOKS in use in Schools;
Stationary, Ruled Paper, Post and Foolscap
by the ream or qpire.
CR0CKERY. 4SSWARE e. STONE.
WARE, UMBRELLAS, ,BROOMS,&c.
Steolyaids, Sad and Smoothing Irons, Basb
cts of different sizes; Scythes and scytho
snealhes, Hoes, Spades. Shoves. Fork 3 &C.,
&c.; Rozore, Table Knives aud Forks, Shoe
makers Culleres, Fancy Pen, Pruning and
Common Knives; Nails, from 43 TO lOsln.
elusive. 81. per h..
& IN BA r ELS,
Butts, Saws, Levels, Locks, Screws Knobs.
Gimblcts, &c.; SUGARS, Crush, Loaf New
Orleans and West India, very cheap, Sugar
at 6I. per lb, good article; C fees, Coffee
Essence, Teas, Rice, Pepper, Cinnamon, Pi. |
mCnto. Nutmeg, &C.; TOBACCOS-C ayeu
dish, Twist, Plug, Fancy cut, and common
salt, saleratus, cider vinegar, whiting, white
lead. paints, oils, dye stuffs, Molusses, 4Oc.
Sugar House, and Golden.
Together with large number of other ar
ticlcs too numerous to mention.
WIN 81 A. J. TAYLOR.
KAL1DA, June 10, 1854. 6s7
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A young boy about the age of fifteen
IN years, as clerk in my store. at Column
bus Grove. One understanding German as
well as English would be preferred, hut
boy possessed Of good English Education
wi suit. No person need apply who can
not be well recommended, as do not de-
sire any otheG
July l2, 1851. E. ". GREEN.
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L0OK HERRl

T WILL sell at public auction on Saturday the 5th
i day Of August in the town of Leipsic, in Pntnam
county, Ohio the following Iands The north half of
the west nalf OF the noit east quarter of ecton 26
towhship2 north of range onst; containing 40
acres. Also the north enst quarter of the north
quarter of section "a, township g. north of range
cast containing 40 Also the north half of
traction of north west fractional quarter Of section
TO- township 9, north of range 8 eust; containing
43 10 100 acres. Terms: One.third cash In hand bal
nuce in Two equal payments at and two years,
with interest, secured by mortgage the premises.
Title perfect. JAMES l.. BIRKEY.
Kalida, July IL, 1854. 693E2w
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY Or
DER OF COURT.

nN the twelfth day OF Ausust;A. D. 1854, at o..
~ clock In tie afternoon the premises. will he
sold to the highest bidder the following Real Estate,
as the operty of David Lyon, deceased, to wit:>
Tile south nalf of the south east quarcr of section
numhtr seventeen 90 in township number one ~
north. range number Ave (5) east, subject to the
dewer fthe widow. Appraised al S4lO,JO
TERMS OF SALE.-One.th third cush In hand one.
the day of sale. The deferred payments to benr in.
teTest. and be secured by mortgage on the premises
WILLIAM F. WHITING
Administrator of David Lyon, d, c d
GEORGE sHIrLEY, Atty for Plaintiff.
June 90, 1854. Gag
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

A r my instance a writ Of an attachment
IA was issued by John M. Radebaugh, a
Justice Of the Peace olOltowa wnship, Put
nam CO State of Ohio, on the 9th day OF
Suly, A. D. 1884, against the property and
effects of John Smith. an ubsconding debtor,
the property attached being in the hands of
Benjamin Nicewarner, to the amount of
twenty-five dolars. Amount Of claim, Sll
Acc.
JONATHAN LEE
july Isl, 1854. .69l
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Important Discovery!
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTRs!

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are unfailrng In the cure of Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Tlroat, Hoarse.
ness, Difficult breathing, Incl pient 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 dcspalred.-
Testimony given in hundreds of cases. A
single dose relieves n ion minutes.
ASK for Bryan's Pumenic Wafers--the
original aad only genuine, is stamped 'sBry-
an" Spurious kinds are offered tor SALE
Twenty.fve cents per box Sold by dealers
generally, ]. BRYAN g. CO., Rochester,
Y. Y, Proprietors. Wholesale 5y
I'D. PARK. Cincinnati,
T65lm3 w. FISKE, Cleveland
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PROBATE CoukT RooM, I

~ July %, 1854 {
NOTICE 10 hereby given that Barbara
In Murtin, Guardian Of James Martin and
George Martin, minor heirs oil Obed Martin,
deceased, has this day filed her accounts for
final settlement. Said accounts will be for
hearing, August 10, Ie54
C94 JOHN DIXON, Probate Judge.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.
Samuel w. Darr, Petitioner

HB,
Martha Barr, widow; John Neely & Petition fer
Mary Nicely, his wife; Margaret Partition. q
Oar, William Stewart and Nancy Pesding in l4s
stewart his wife, David Barr and Court of Gem.
David Albright, his Guardian, Eiizl. mon Pleas of
beth Dnrr, Rebeccn Ann Barr, Ro. Putnam csgnty
bert Barr, and David w. Brown, Ohis.
their GUARDIAN, DEPENDENTS.
GAlD Defendants nra hereby notified TINT the Petit
~ toner hHs filed in the Court aforesaid his petition
therohy demanding thnt the D,'wer OF said widow,
Martha Barr in the west half of the north sast quar-.
ter and ennt half of the north quarter and west
Lo' OF the norti west fractional quarter of section
No. thirty In township north range eight east
situate In Putnam county, Ohio, he assigned TO her
aud SUBJECT thereto that snii lands he partioneh Ivy
metes and hounds between tile petitioner and the
other parties heirs ut law Of Gabriel Barr, deceased
or II the same cannot he done without Injury that the
snmn he sold and the proceeds divided, Ac.-wlch
petition will come to be heard before said court ut
the next term thereof.
DAVID |. BROWN, Clerk,
Putndm Common Pleas
KalldR, July 10Th, A. D. 1854 6ei
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JOHN RACES ESTATE.

N oTlCE is hereby given, that the un.
| y dersigned has yhis day been duly ap-
pointed and Qualified BY the Probate Court
non of.he estate of John Race. late Of said
county, deceased. JOHN NICEWARNER.
June 81, 1854. SOL
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
MT QTICE is hereby given that the under.
Y signed was on the 9th day of March,
duly appointed and qualified as administra.
tor on the estate of John Harter, late OF Put.
nam county, Ohin, decouseS.
'679* JOHN SHAFEk.
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PETITION TO SELL LANDS,

PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
William Scott, Administrator
OF Samuel Bussart, deceased,
vs. Putnam
Rachel Bussait, two minor County Pm
heirs of decedent, names un. 7 bate Court
khowD, Eliza Sarber, John
Bussarf, ct. al. residents OF
State Of Indiana.
FHNO Rachel Bussart, widow of decedepi.
d Eliza Sarber, John Bussart. Israel Bus
satt and the two minor heirs OF Samuel Bus.
sart, deceased, whose names arc unknown,
and who are heirs and legal representatives
Of said Samuel Bussart, deceased. You are
hereby notified that on the sixteenth day OF
juno, A. D. 1854, said Administrator flied
his petition in the Court of Probate, OF Put.
nam county, Ohio, the object and prayer of
which petition is TO obtain an order Of said
Court for the assignment Of Dover of the
soid Rachel Bussart, widow Of said decedent.
and for the sale oil the following Real Estate
OF which the said Samuel Bussart died
selzed, to pay the debts of said Estate, to
witt
The south west quarter OF north east quar.
ter OF section No. township No. four north
of range No. one east, in Defiance county,
Ohio.
Said petition will be for hearing on the
22d day of July. A. D: 1854, before said
Court. ...... .'r..-....
WILLIAM SCOTT.
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Auditors Sale of Section l6, Pleasant
Township.

| will offer for sale on Saturday, the 5th
day of august, 1854, at ten o'clock. A. NJ,
at the door of lhe Court house, in said coun-
ty of Putnam, the following described lands,
being section sixteen, in Pleasant township,
in said county, set apart for schools therein +,
to wit:
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Auditors Sale of Section l6, Union
townshin

I will offer for sale on Saturday, the 5h day
Il Of .August 1854, at ten O'clock, A. M,
ar'he door OF the Court house, in SAID coun-
~ OF Putnam, the following described lands,
being part of section sixteen, in Union
township, in said county, set apart for
schools therein, to wit:
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KNAPP'S EARN.

| will rent fl. S. Knapp's Farm, in
Greensburg township, Putnam county,
Ohio, 10 any responsible person. There
is neatly 40 acres cleared and is in a
GOOD state Of cultivation. Terms OF
Rent cash. JAMES MACKENZIE.
JnlV I. 1854.
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When knowledge is hsppin ess, Ills eul..
pabIe 10 be Ignorant.

ss~ On receipt Of One Dollar (for the sae Edt
ion, extra bnding) "THE MARRIED WoMANA
PRIVATE MEDICAL OoMpANloN"is sent (17iaiS9
fes) to amy part of the United States All letters uiuss
oe post-paid and addressed 10 DR.. A. NJ. MAURI.
0EAu, Box l224, New York City Publishing oaies,
No. 1873 Liberty Street, New York. ~
For sale 6y--Lf. Srat;on, Ciacinnati Han
ter g. Maddox, Ripley; Harks & HehiIe, Ur-
hanna; A R. WaiGht. Spring field: /. Sax
ton, Ganton; z. P, Fti7el, Georgetowr;
Wn. Earl, Massillon ], naldson, Buoy
rus; Peters & Co =, Marion; D. Lamb, Find.
lay; NJ. F. Pierce, Delphos; J. Perkins,
Athens; E.G. Conwell C oshoGton; j. Speed,
Medina; Brown g. Worley. Warrington; E
Newman. Norwalk H. Miller, Millersburg /;
j. Burns. Roscoe; G. Pine, Chillicothe; Jo-
seph b. Fauke LitlIe S1nfusky-Ohio.
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GROCERIES, THE CHEAPEST YET!
A T Taylor's Cheap Corner you can have
IN Rio Coffee for shilling lb. and New
Orleans Sugar for sixpence lb Call and
buy, you can not. purchase cheaper any
where else, or as cheap. July l2, 1854.
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70 enabt every one y decide npon lie ildfgpsaF
d6to necessity Of possessing copy, and that no gS
'r mother need remain uniformed upon tho mary
-auscs, which sooner or later, destined 10 make
fearful raYases upon her health unless guarded agaius
and that no consdcrae and afcctonate husband have
cause to upbrnid himself with neglect Of the welfare
d his wio--a pamphlet of hlry-six pages, containing
fuH IiHe-pdGs and Inden Of Coiitsts together win
'xIracts from the book, will be- sent free o7 caaygo l.
any part of The United States, by addressing poai-ps
IS h0ran. -
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
lN signed was this day appointed Admin
stratorix on the Estate of William Dunbar,
deceased. ADALINE DUNBAR.
Dutcd- July l3, 1864. 692*
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&TLEAIEN's HATs.-Threo dozen
" ofthotaicst tyleso fashionable Hpts
imported from New York ,forsale by
Wa 4 A.J.TAYIoK.
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Chairman Dem. Cen. Com.


Mn. EDIT IL. .--Announce the name Of
NAHUM SMITH, as n candid lie for
County Treasurer, at the next Election,
snsj .ct 70 The 4, csion Of the People.
July 10, 1854. S93-*jw
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ANDREW PETERS ESrATE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the un,
dersigned has this day been appointed
Exacuirix OF the last will and testament
of Andrew Peter, late Of Monterey town
ship, Putnam county, Ohio, deceased.
ANNA ELIZABETH PETER.
June Och. 1854. 69Oa
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HALF a MILLION COPIES
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOU.
oAAN NnnIfrS
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC:
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Buy no book ulless "Dr. A. ~ Maurieeau tas
Liberty Street Il. " is on tho ttS page. and the entry
n The Clerk ONCE the back Of the title page AID
buy only OF respectable and honorable dOaers or svHd
oy mail, and address to Dr. A. NJ Maurieaau az tiev =
re spurious aud sarrepttoas ufrnS Serlsnn Of copy.
light -E'
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SECURE THE MEANS OF nAPPIxEss

Ny becoming ia time possessed VI the knowledge the
u "mrh has caused the sieiess an4 sYsuy Of thousaUdt
- VIEW OF Sue consequences, no wife ianther Is
Als II she gryse avail herself Of that knowledge II
tSlsGt TO vPeli which would srau her much suiisng
oES' Hp9a her eldreg l blessing above all pricyhsa
'2Gl.s n heshr nindA, That kaoMls is contained "
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AUDITORS sale of Section 1G, in Sugar.
creek Township.
will offer Tor sale on Satu day, The 5th day
H. Of August, 1854, at ten O'Clock, A, M, :
at the door Of the conrt house, in said coun-
ty of Putnam, the following lands. being
part Of section sixteen, in tSugorcreek town
ship, to wit:
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CLERK WANTED

W0H'FWt NEUUEWtUIE I IItIO
KalldR, July 10Th, A. D, 1854.
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wild History is full Of stranger things Her riches are
always ready second her diplomacy which is far-sghed
and the prodgous power and nbquity Of her naval arms
quick and nexobe when her purpose taken rs at hand
To enforce both, The ways OF national ambition are
satire upon international justice above ALL upon tahh
among conedernes when they QUARREL But should she
and France cordially hold together and their united
triumphantly of a ambitious, so IN
veterate resenful against Russia this has already
been in the beginning then let be prepared TO defend in
upon shores the Monroe doctrine Let us
turn minds TO scenes in America. They will in
all probability come and under startling aspects.
Ever since have been a nation Russia has headed in
Europe the great maritime doctrines for which have
commended She has been hostile to Our inter
nowhere clash AS her Emperor told both Mr. Dallas
and Mr. Buchanan governments in some sense agree
by the very anagonsm OF their first elements She offered
her mediation between England and ourselves in 1913,
when for Of these very maritime doc
trnes which mediation England refused. When the war
over chose her umpire England wanting the
King of The Neherands) under that disputed clause of
the treaty of Client by Engands construction of which
she had carried off all the slaves she had entced TO her
ships from southern and while the
ragged Russia affirmed unequvoeally, our construction
of the treaty and ii turned point Of English grammar
leaving for fresh dispute the King OF Holland
did the question of Northeastern boundary with
England and awarded in effect than million of
dollars which England paid Russia settled satisfactorily
with and without trouble in the process terrific
rial claims above Oregon the northwest coast OF THIS
continent In fine, she has every occasion might al
most he said every imaginable occason-shown, not by
words merely, but deeds spirit uniformly and warmly
amcabe towards the United States These recolectons
ought sumber in America Ours is not the land
in which to join the hue and cry raised by State papers
procamaon and presses in England and France against
the Car The future is hidden from us. But we know
the past of those highly civilized mighty yet still as
pirng and ambitious nations that lead the power OF Eu-
representations that, in respects, have dangerous
sway American opinion, and that now at this re-
markabe era Of the world forgetting their protract-
and bloody strife of centuries have become cobeg-
erent in a bitter league to tear Russia to pieces
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TRIUMPHANT CORRECTION.

The National lsgeneer of yesterday In Its daily list OF
selections showing the South the progress of abolition
sentiments in the North and TO the country every indea
ton of democratic dissensons, has the following
"THE MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRACY AND NEBnAsKA.-
1t was stated the Boston Post day or two ago. that
the Democratic State central committee at its recent meet
ing to assign day for the meeting of State convention
had passed unanimously resolution approving of the nation
al administration and its measures The Salem Journal
says:
I've learn that this statement entirely false
luton of this sort was offered by Mr. Daniel D. Nelly ana
attempt made two three times afterwards but iae
each successive time One OF the members sarfaea
nstration had would be best to have convention OF IT'S
friends assembled "
The Boston Post of Tuesday settles this fabrication else
where asserted, in the following conclusive stye
..This statement is ~ every essential particular.
Mr. Kelly did not offer the resolution endorsing the admins
ration That resolution offered by member from
cester and adopted by unanimous cote 1t did not
pass by default but received the vote of every member
members speaking in favor OF the administration
and no uttering word against it, So strong and united
was this sentiment that, its being ntimated that
Der present was favorable to the his
was called for from all quarters Gen. Underwood OF Mil
ford whose had appeared in the papers as member oil
the American House fusion committee, supposed to be
the gentleman referred whereupon Gen. Underwood de-
cared that he took part in the fusion meeting that he
the administration and act with the regular
party he had always DONE He had given no
public denial to the statement in the papers of his conneon
with the movement he thought it must be known
to all who knew him that he would act only with the demo-
cratic party.
The delegates from different parts OF the State gave as
surance that the Nebraska and Kansas territorial bill would
be cordially supported by the rank and file Of the democratic
party truly democratic, republican measures that the
democrats fully understood the question: that placed Kan
sas and Nebraska in the position the slavery ques
ton that occupied by Massachusetts, the right te
decide themselves and they could not be deuded
frightened by any alarm cry gotten up by their opponents
for the purpose of gaining political power
Thus plain statement of facts refue entirely the
asehoods of the and the reckessnes
of its endorsers."
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THE DEATH OF EX-SENATOR DOWNS.

The helgener Of yesterday morning conradicts with
degree of posyeness which hope is well warranted
the wdey-crculaed report of the death of ex-senator
Downs; but we fear the sad event, announced by
days ago. is true Independent of telegraph
dispatches received at the Treasury Department in this
city, and at New Orleans announcing the death of Mr.
Downs Crab Orchard Springs Kentucky the l4th OF
the present month private letters have been received in
this city from Danville kentucky, which fully confirm the
intelligence conveyed by the telegraph
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~ ELLINGTON CITY.
THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST 81. 1854.

Mr. HsKKr n. Lewis Of Montgomery, Alabama, II our gen
travelling for Alabama and Tsnncssse
sisted BY c. LEWIS, LEWIS. d. LxwIs
0- Mr. G. w JAMES, No. Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio 10
travelling for the Western States and Tex
assisted by H. j. Thomas J. T. bENT, Wn H. THOMAS, r.
YxsER, c. NJ l.. WsEAAE A. L. CHILDs and DR.. VIZ. lawn
Receipts Of will good.
z-M ISRAEL f. South Tenth Phadei-
phia our general travelling AGENT sssisted by VIZ. H. WELD,
JOHN COLLINS DEKRMo A. EVANS, THOMAS ID. NICE
JosEpu HAxMrr BUTTON RosERT w. MORRISON, Ed
wAxp WILEY, WILLIAM l.. WATERMAN. II. RIppiox, r.
w. MAcKEs and ID. \. PxAKox.
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Hon. J. G. Dobbin Secretary of the Navy while on
visit to his native State OF North Carolina has been warm
y welcomed all hands and by all parties Probably
has been enabled to pass through career of more
usefulness his State and his country with less of
agonism, and with applause We observe that Mr.
Dobbin declined all public entertainments
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1t is with heartfelt pleasure that enabled
the friends of the Hon. Mr. Rencher,
who has been lying extremely i'll at Browns Hotel that he
is convaescent and improving rapidly
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MILITARY LAND wARRAgTs,-Buyers in market take
all that offer the following rates l60 acres $780, sol
acres 500 40 acres S45 Prices firm these rates
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In reference to the crop and the drought the New
York Journal of Commerce rcmarks;.
Our opinion is, that the damage To the crop, although
severe has been greatly exaggerated There is crop ID
this country which bears dry weather well corn ana
a hot dry is necessary. in many varieties OF SOIL
for the security Of the YIELD Those who hoard for famine
rates will probably find themselves disappointed while
those who sell at prices which will pay them for partial
crop far better than the average price for full yield VIII
find themselves gamers in the long run.
The Louisville Courier of the goth says
In conversation with farmer in this county, ana an
observan gentleman of Clark county, Indiana, the former
informed us be would make seventy bushels OF corn
the acre and in Clark the yield would average thirty
bushels the If these statements are correct INV
would seem TO indicate that the crop will not be s
deficient as supposed particularly in the vicinity OF 'n
Ohio river A few weeks will determine the matter.
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The Aeean Mich Record chronicles the death Of ole
phen Pratt in the of Otscgo in that county, al t
age of 90 years. The Record says:
aThe deceased venerable revouti onary pensione
having served volunteer in that during two terms
of six months each He lived with the wife he leaves behno
and who is "a years old, for 6s years Mr. p was
regularly ordancd minister of the Gospel exemplary
Christian. and honorable, useful man.
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Jesse TIMANUS.
SUP, Hamilton County Court house.

Sup. Hamilton County Courthouse
1t would have been interesting sight to this Mr.
Tmanus applying his proscrptve test to the relics Of
the revolutionary srugglethe foreigners who fought
during the scven-ycars wnrhe Catholics who had shed
their blood under the Catholic Lafayette the Catho-
lie Montgomery the foreigners Steuben, Pulaski and
DeKalb!