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puLsA new and interesting discovery Vegetable Medicine,
containing '.li of es.ms snic or qupi0e Before ask os
ereduy the inventor Of this mene ASKS attention to the
following - o.
s Hon VIM S' a's s9nSi s@nsnS % .oeea aI
rcoD snd Ibysies of New. Brunswick. N j.
.sDy n HR rs or
,S sH as ne oS or sfi%s si % 'l % %d them
hundreds & Fsys and AEo S have With so
contain salt Of arsenic qunine the former OF which sometimes
e% valuable remedy that ought to within reach Of
every family that liable to ei and fever 10 our professional
S"aned wih The Pms find Them strictly
spcasss more iweSS sc,i?s experience
Se@ Se noce q ihs pon believe ,hy viz
after all usual remedies have failed W Nt., SrwIt[
In their own State both ths. gentlemen prac
TSss @ y sSS Would obtain credit But
citizen Of the UTIsd State. with our SUD
and eveDsed Throughout the Union the Hon Theodore FfenS
sOIr rRtM ms Hos THEODORE rErLtSeagTsES p Nal,
S' nd s S ss
phr he n III. M s,e ,s Pss S % IL ses any
"N,w. .Bruuswiet N J. Jan "a 1854
BCYo r.ga No s9 G9sTGsF csHrsfsS S Co.
1ad y Wsss fSs
Jois Cnomrr corner Broadway and litbsi uoN,
4sv RsssrrselS, 70 G. Oliver ST. HGTsnxcs Isl wss.
h"s sss'N H. ifsA Fulton SS st. 1 son JAS
Bsoi,l; mos HAYES No ls Atlsnest BrOOklyn SAMUEL
may s 9sf S S 'i'o'
IT SHOULD BE UNIVERSALLY KNOwN-for it is
strictly suethr ndiscGon is the parent Of ag' proper
fatal dessea Dybtery diarrhes cholera morbus liver
other
tors dcns generated bv indigestion alone
Think HAT dysepcs think il all who suaeT from dordered
stomols ard willing TO be guided BY advice founded
tdOn't DELAY noIent TO oor
GERMAN BlTERs prepared BY Dr. c. NJ JACKSON which
sbtve curative std Lvigoa stands alone and unap
preached General D66t No l20 Archst We have tried hess
Be know that they excellent for the diseases specified
above lCly lem
sale in New York by h D. SANDS No loo Fulionst
C. H. RING 1872 Broadway; HAyLAND, HARRaL RiSLEY,
No arren; BOYD PAUL No li9 hsmbers;C. CLICK
ESLR Co No Barclays; OLcoTT MckIsoSS ROBBINS No
ls7 Mtdenlsne; Mia HAYES Brooklyn; and by druggists and
denleie of medicine eveINWbere
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
Business Notices.

CyNTIgMgN's HATs-FALL FASHION RoR lS5i.-
r 1To1s.s II .a1s. s ,a mos Ssa sdsf
10 P,GSos.Sn p psfs .ss .S.s s,ssS o ,o1ys
BHTpI & Co.. FASHIONABLE HArrERs, No. l56
''Ss; ,ss s F..aos' Tor o'sTtfH''' hT' and
Cuy.p SIIKs! CHEAP SILKS = The subscriber
viii 5,s % .Cs a Of fIo 3 sT SsS.'ss %
rei rl,lD sIS; lux : .:G 10. rel SIX ROs: aud
H. Lr.Orr4drs a., G1,s LesaSsa, sda, "a : Lse
SEWING MACHINEs-TO CLoTmERs, TAILoRs,
aeNow the time during the dull season aud before hs hurry
AZ the fs Of sGss
& .1 s Sc Dsesd S ID y =. S. s oI 1 ..s ss be % @
so shadow Of claim ssil'i III. sut ali c;hr nseb2e 90 m
irEninse patents. spd the Excelsior Machines" in.
fringe o. and invention r which we have ap
PHI phi buy .aii si law sIssEi Co 81, Broad~sy
BRoKES BANKS. BROKEN BANKs!i-All Bills on
Rs,: cchss f:oe and X::..a where
,Ra o6ps Ps1. sa.d osn S.o n hS
'''' Is % '''''0~ No. la rs .ni is ral:on
GREAT BARGAINs.-Carpets at cost; purchased at
reduced esNo SO hgmrasEr ., will
Rkhyeive IolaI4ij neh Tspn1y; ,aR Iieh sr1.;e' 81
h hspy gs PI y sS ssss o eSespS Ds1. 81 o
ysd o cioih. Mating h.'' Sc equally low No 51s
NEW Music" filikns and bis Dinah." A Comic
Bs:s By @. ss up s by @ 5 x s psaSa foil 9gs 9s
serensde "Gretnfor Polka" BY Gr11en T. lie Fort
Price % HORACE WATERS Iublisher ko SO Broadway
Music sDt w mail iOstisd
SI5 only, for a Country Residence, or Village
Homestead pleasant and healthy location the Long Island
-four will be divided sbsc'ibeTs the evening
August Each ubscrber only SIS payable in install
nsnts deed for farm Of from 20 20
Building Lots 2J1 100 ecf Ouly few shares left
Apply WOOD, No 2s Broadway where and
pbIeis can be bad gsts
To HOLDERS OF BROKEN BANK BiLLS.-Bis on
York, Michigan Indins, liHo
Wisconsin taken for MESs and BoYs CLOTHING aud
UNION HALL Gl6thrg Warehouse
FULTON Nassau Goods marttd In plain hgnre Ore price
no d.y p l.. ROGERS Co.
Nos III, 12l aud i25 FOltonst. corner Of Nassau.
GsJAT INDICTMENT TO CASH BUyERs.-HORACE
W.TrEs No Broadway Offering his large assortment Of
,stpt aud Pianos and MeodeoDs discount
three and several New YORK manufacturers
bis Also the best Boston New
Isvep Buffalo Meloceon Every instrument fully
guaranteed. Dealers supplied on the vcry bes; terms
ALBERT II. NICOLAY will hold his regular semi
veiy auction sale of SrocKs and BosD TH DAY l o'clock
at the Merchhn Exchange For further particulars his adyer
tsem,n in another coluan
ALL THE BANKS IN THE UNIOy.-NOTEs on all and
every considered good The s inst vii be taken at par
READY-MADE CLOTHING, at EvAAss CLOTHING
Whrrnoysr. Nos So sId CO fultonst
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES.-Long known,
-sIaank nkpoui oTyedsap lsrd
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Our Agents.

Mers Careful RocEwElL No North Broadway YoNKERs
Ni supply fIisu uds In that Village with Tar TRIrvNs
0soHex L. La FAVE No 2si weminSerst is our Az In
PRoviptscE Tor the sale of fTHE TRisvsE
Co Agents for sale of Tue TsBvyE In
CHICAGO.
NICHOLS sgent Of THE TRIBUNE in
BstErttfh.Nt
PEARSON will supply friends in with THg
TEIsvsg.
ww PATTON agent for the fTHx Ts sySx WATER
suRY. c.
Mr. PAien No 81 Rsnaophst CmcAeo has Tar raIsryE
fcr sale. and will friends in that city.
L. D. cAnsELL Agent for the sale S TIE TRIBUNE in
ELnIRA
Mr. IT. wArrKs will supply friends in LIrrLT FALLS with
" 1HE TRIBUNE.
PALnEk suthorsed receive subscriptions advertise
TkiBuxg the cities Of Bosrox
Our friends In ROCK Island III and Davenport obtain Tar
TRIBUNE Of H. A. PoxrER & BRo.. In Rock island.
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DrsuLrR's ANTI-PERIoDIC OR FEVER AND AGU

FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES.-Long known,
.AIRsiSKs Co. No 80 Wsterst.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

docs not immediately Cholera Dyntey Cole and SpAsus
used when fra, taken Thousands have certified to s wonderful
Curative pertea IL warranted Perfectly harmless to lake in
tersly Sold BY the Druggists throughout the United
Dep6t No GO (ourtlsudt st Price 25 ma
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AsprNwAIL's Tonic MIxTunE.-Durinc the twenty


this medicine Introduced Of fese aud
eu have re.s,d into oblivion but this maintains its place and
M challenge the production single which u
hiss eed Prspard by THOMAS NAVEL
4 AtpiuwsG1 No GO William 81
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NEW Music" filikins and bis Dinah." Comic

Ballad By Tbomss Baker Price 25 eta eh Ballad foil Of fun
ara eood Wake up by Geo X P0aton Price
wishing Fgsle their friends choose
btte "0reenrort Polka" BY Grfen t. lie Fort
Price HoRACE WATERS, Iublbher, DO. $40 Broadway.
Music sDt VI ai IOsrsd
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

ALL THE BANKS IN THE UNI0N.-NOrEs on all ana
every The h will be taken Ia
rsynent READYMEDE CLOTHING. at EvANs's CLOTHING
W.rrnoysr Nos So sId CO Ful;oust
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

DEsHLERs ANTI PERIODIC, OR FEyER AND AGUE
CrgE bioueh, before the public 1855 aud already
confidence and and
ly CttcErNER & Co. No, 81 Barclay st.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
SEWING MACHINEs-TO CLoTmERs, TAILOR
GREAT RARGAINs.-Carpets at cost; purchased at

reduced pcNo. $40 Broedwsy-PETKRsos HgMPHsEY will
stock Of CarPe. &C. soe lowest pce
Rich Velvet, loid4I; neh Tsp.sy; saR rich Brussels s
rich hrecply tdlo por yard rich heavy Snperoe 4 Also
OF cheap Ingram 81
ysrd Oh Cloths Rag. Mating. Mats Sc equally low. No J9
AxaaA aAxax
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

ALBERT H. NiCOLAY will hold his regular SEMI
ve.i auction sale of SrocKs and BosDs THS DAY M o'clock
Merchant Exchange For further particulars see his adver
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
GxIAr INnrCEMENT TO CASH RuYERs.-HORACE

GNTAT INDUCEMENT TO CASH BUYEK~.-IIDKACE
WATrKs SJ3 Broadway Offering his large assortment Of
,ert aud Pianos and NeodeoDs discount
comprises
three and several msnuiscureTs
inc Also the be Boston New
Hsvep New Buffalo MOceons Every instrument fully
anasnftad. DcAera srppleA ON The vcry best toms
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

To HoLDERs OF BROKEN BANK BILLS.-Blls on
the Of York Michigan. ndint, lino
WbcopsiD taken for MESs and BOYS CLOTHING sud
GOODS BNIos HALL e6hrg Narehop coTnero
FULTON and Goods plain figures Ore price
NO d, y.stion r. L. ROGERS Co,
"V"' No. I2i 1l9 and I25 Fuon.st corner Of Nassau
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
SIS onlY for q COuntrY Residence, Or NiIIag

UHIy, q
Homestead pleasant and healthy location the Long Island
Rsrosd Building feet square equs
city will divided among subsbsfs th evening
August Each for SIS payable in install
will wsuspied deed for farm Of from two 20 %
Building Lots 25 100 feet Ouy fcw shares left
Apply WOOD, No 2s Broadway where maps and
~. had
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

HAIR DYE AND WIGS.-BATCHELoR's celebrated
HAr DyE BY sil sctpowledsed The bs, in the world Sod
wholesale and rstsi. applied A.
BAIearLoRs Hair Dye, Wig and Ornamental Hair Factory, No
exe HtoaA
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

PuLsA and interesting discovery in Vegetable Medieins
eopsrr fst Of oaome arsenic quinue Before ask
he public without making drafts
m crduy the inventor Of this me1ne asks attention to the
following
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

CRISTADOROs HAIR DYE.-Tbis magnificent COM
pesnd bsyore eon,ipsrey the safest and e.be Dye
existence falling to the lsir uniformity color
nootmch and elasticity hsde
sAn Sold aud applied al CRsrA ADoRos No Astor House
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p p'i'a sHERIFF'S SALE. !
isaac LIST. John vrvny
vENDI.

II. Hanson and u r. Davis,
70Y viriue ofa vendito me directed font che Court
ID Of common pleas. of Hancock county, Ohio: |
will oer for sale nj the door Of the court house, IN
Kalida, Putnam county. Ohioi III A9fsA Rtbl
On Saturday, the 18Th day Of March ,
A. d. 1854, +s5a,.Fi
between the hours Of ten O'Clock. A. NJ, and four
o'clock. +. NJ, OF said day. the following described
Real Esinte, to wit:
Tn.iot nuniber seven.y.,wo C0) In the town OF
Columbus Grove, Putnam county, Ohio. ..
Taken as The property Of II. Hanson and H. X
Davis, to satisfy an execution in fay6r Of Isaac l..
81, Jobn. ~ ttAsttFs ~ -
rre JOHN B. FRUCHEY, Sheriff.
eHERIFFy OFFICE,
Kalida. Putnum county, Ohio. February 9Th. 1854.
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ONO cULTIvAToR FOR 1854.

TIE TENTH VOLUME Of this popular
Journal commenced OH the lst Of Janua>
ry, 1854. The circulation has been
STEADILY increasing from gear To- year un-
lill itllas reached TEN THoUTAND Cor.
les, giving evidence that il is esteemed
as the Laborer's Friend! Y
Thepa year has been one Of plenty
and prosperity 10 the Farmer, and he can
well afford 10 bestow the small sum nec-
cessary 10 secure for himself and family
The reading ofa good and reliable Agii>
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men, 70 an agency which has contributed
ID no small degreeio the general pros
peri,y Of tho State. Our Publication is
established upon aifirin bas;sss having
outliyed all the storms that have assailed
il, and is now without rival Of its class
in ali this region;i while we allow oursel-
YES TO believe, that in adaptation to the
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PROSPECTUS OF THE INDEPEND
NbL1ME SIxTH.-l654. s@

This weIl-kHown and widely-circulated
Journal, conducted BY Pastors or Cohgre.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.
David Harris, "A dmintstratorl -. n
Of Thadeas Harris, deceared,

David Harris, Administrator ai,e
Of Thadeas Harris, deceased,
VS.. 80 M DECkEE.
Robert ]. More and Mary
More. HQH gBia4&R Hf1..
WNY virtue Of decree and an execution IL
HID me objected from the Court q common
pIeas os Putnam county, Ohio,I will offer iol
sale al the door OF the court house, In kalidn-
Putnam county, Ohio, '3fi 81, y6 8pt YGl
On Saturday,, The 18Th day Of March.
~aa = W A. d. 1854, IS !. @
Between the hours of 10 O'Clock. A. N. and
four O'Clock, p. M. Of eaid day The following
described d Real Estate, TO wit:s5q III I,
The south half OF the easthalf ofthe south
east quarter Of section seven town one. .nnrth
range eight east, ,,alI in Putnam county. Ohio.
Taken as the property Of Robert l. More
and Mary More q, satisfy q decree in favor
of David Harris, Administrator OF Thadeus
Harris, deceased; and on exec uticE in favor
Of Stephen Harris. q q q
JOHN B. FRUCHEY, Sheriff.
ISL SHERiFr's OFfIcg, y 10 W'3N'tus3
Kalida, Putnam Co, O., February 2, 1854.
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JnIIien's Monster Orchestra.

VKTHERE. YER Jullien's name is known
Wv; the''Katy Did Polka" has an un-
rivaled popularity. There have been more
copies Of this piece sold, for the short time
it has been issued, than any other musical
composition ever published in America.--
Chnsty's s'Ihe Other Side of Jordan, " though
il has not equaled in numbers the sale Of the
"Katy Dds yet the demand for it is great,
and Il is driving out Of market the many
spurious copies purporting 10 be sung by
Christy's M instrels. Ask for Chnsty's "Ihe
Other Side Of Jordan.' II has an ILLUSTRATED
title, and poityait Of Earle II. Pierce, in cos
tune. All others are spurious. Christy',
new Songs s,a"Old Times Come Again, by
Charles Converse, "Sslly Prinaer' and rJu-
lius from, Kentucky'' are having a glorious
run. The, are nightly sung TO crowded
audiences, and are universally sought after,
TIA b i'6maa WIN. HALL& SON, 9q'
.oj .25 NO 230 Broadway, New York. =
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NOTICE.

YTVHERE3 will sbe q petition presented to
N. The Commissioners OF Putnam county,
Ohio, at their next Session praying for the
location Of County Road. commencing at
the Base Line road nj the corners OF sections
Sand in Riley township and 81 and % in
Blanchard township, running north until
within 30 rods Of the Blanchard river--thencs
west OF north across the said Blanchard river,
thence nofth-east to the section line between
section 20 and 30 ia Blanchard township--
thence north to intersecs the FIpdlay and
Defiance State road. b yls. !.
February !, A. D. 1854. 67i
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odRAILRsOADNOTEC ai
OFFlCE DAYTON AND. MICHIGAN,
'l5al RAILROAD COMPANY, 81,

\ AUI NNN1 .aI-7 OepI. z T 4 IC'sO.N-IJ
NOTICE 10 hereby givea that by arssolution here
IN tofore made Of the Board Of Directors of the
Dayton and Miclgon Railroad Company, the Stock
subscriptions made to said Companp required u
be called In Subscribers In the county of Putnam
were by said resolution required TO pay five per cent
on the amount oftheir stock the 18th April last
and ten per cent every sixty days thereafter until the
whole OF said 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 II ],
hoped that those ubscribers who In default In th
respect, viii hereafter he punctunl. and that all thu
stockholders will do their partto the furtherance
the common interest. u t.s
Payment ofsubscrintio IS in said county, may bt
made to DR.. c. I. PoMEROY, of ottowa. who Is au
thorized to receive payments ofStock and receip
therefor. ,clt ee. g.-tct - aie4
BIZ Order Of the Board.
HENRY s. MAYO,
Treas. ID. & M. r. r. Co. :
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y ROAD NOTICE..

NTOTICE 10 hereby given that there will
N be a petition presented to the Commits
aioners OF Putnam county at their next
March Session, praying for the granting OF
he following Road sc Commencing on the
E& w half section line OF section thirty .one,
town one, south range Eve east. thence cas-:
along said hsif section line until it in.ersecfs
tllo road leading from Fort Jennings to Otter
vile. w December 81. 1852 663* {
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ROAD NOTICE.

N1OTICE is hereby given, that there will
lE be petition presented to the Commits
sioners Of Puinam county, Ohio, at their
next March session. praying for the location
OF county road, Commencing at the east
bank ofsthe Miami Canal at the section line
between sections 8 andy OF township one
south, range east, thence east on snid sec
s:on line, until II intersects the road on he
west side ofthe Augiaize river, in said orig
innl township. O. Il l9l "a FL isl "a iA
ion. "a, 1854 s,r,t.ee.- =
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LEONARD SCOTT u CO.,
Ehi 81 Gold street., New York.
Important Discovery!
sa RELIEF IN TEN MINUTEs!!
BRYAN,s PULMoNIC WATERS q

I BRY ANS PULMONIC WATERS 2 u
Are unfail,ng in the cure Of Coughs. Colds.
Asthma, Bronchitis. Sore Throat, Hoarse-.
ness, Difficult breathing, Incipient consumP-
tion, and Diseases Of the Lungs, They
have no taste Of medicine, and any child
will take :hem. Thousands have been res
tored 10 health that had before dcspaired.--
Testimony given in hundreds Of cases. A
single dose relieves in ten inmates. ign
Ask for Bryan's Pulmcnic Wafers--the
original aad only genuine, is stamped tBry-
ans Spurious kinds are offered tor sale.---
Twenty. FIVE cents per box Sold by dealers
generally. J. BRYAN & CO.. Rochester,
Wy, Proprietors. Wholesale by &i
sili,9 al.S . j. ID. PARK, Cincianati,
G653m3l n;aip w. FISKE, Cleveland.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
p fsi. REAL, ESTATE. Y 7oii

ON tho i7.h day oi Fabruary, a. d. l854,a:
one O'Clock in the afternoon Of thatoday, at
the door Of the court house in the town Of
Kalida, in Putnam county, O., will be seld
10 the highest, bidder, the following real es-
tate, as the property Of Stephen White, de-
ceased, to witt! The north west quarter of
tho north west fractional quarter Of section
seven. town one south, range five east, in
Putnam county, Ohio; containing forty-oight
and four hundredths acres of land more OF
less, subject to the doweriof the widow. APP
praised al three hundred and thirty-six dol
lars. .fst,g, f,f ~, n ,,,s.Icl. Is h...sy,
TERMs or SALE.--On third cash in hand,
ono third in nine months and the residue in
eighteen months, with interest, from day oil
sale. Deferred payments to be secured by
mortgage on the premises.
ANDERSON g. CARY, Admr's.
by A. BUDD. theiJ Atty.
Jan. 10, 1854.
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ROAD NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given. that there will
ly, be petition presented to the Commie!
sioners Of Putnam county, Ohio, at iheii
next session, for a county road commencing
at the Findlay, PeDdleton, and Columbus
Grove free turnpike, near Adam Ridinger's
in Union township, where the south line ol
section ten crosses eaid road, theEce east on
the south lines OF sections 10. III, and IL, in
said township. and on the south line Of sec
stions Z and 8,,or SO far as to intersect the
Glancery road, in Pleasant township.
ian. 10, 1854,
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

@. u. Rice. Administrator ofthel
Esinte Of r. Q, Fitch, deceased.( EXECUTION,
X W.
y -f9YViIam Phillips. 2Ny
DY virtue Of an execution to me dlfectad from the
I'D Conrt Of common pieas, Of Putnam county, Ohio.
win offer fof sale at the doorof thecourt house, In
KaiIdh. In the county and State aforesaid,
On Taesday, lhe 2lst day Of March,
sgss3s,, 5e A, D.ol854, ,aa
bstwsen the hours o. ten o'clock. A. N. and four
oeIoak ?, N. Of said day, the following described
Real Estate. 10 wit: liz
In.lot number one hundred and thirty eight (3S) in
tile town Of Knlda. PutnHm county. 0hioi md half
of an acre OF land more or less on the ehat sida Of
Hog Creek adjoining out lot number ten 90 on the
eaa', all in Putnam county. and State Of Ohio.
Taken the property of William Pliilllp satisfy
mn execution In favor OF G. H.. Rice, Administrator Of
JOHN u B. FRUCHEY, Sheriff. !
: SnERIFF's OFFIcE, OK.
Kalida, Pu,ram Co., o., Feb. ~, 1854
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William Mitchell S1 Court Of Commoa
Co, plaintiffs, Pleas,
against Putnam County,

John Daub defendant, State ofOhio.
TWYHE defendant. John Daub, will take
notice that tho plaintiffs, William
Mitchell e. Co. did on the 20lh day Of jan
uary, A. D. 1854, file their petition IN said
Court, setting forth a mortgage executed by
defendant on the following described 'pEemi.
ses, situate in the county Of Putnam, and
State of Ohio, to wit: r AZ
The east half Of the north west quarte! Of
section number eigh, ts} in township NUM-
ber two ~ south Of rang % five east, con-
tanning eighty acres, more or less, securing
10 plaintiffs the pny yment OF certain note
executed by defendant on the 22d day OF
June. 1858, in favor OF said plaintiffs, and
due on the 18th day Of August, A. D, 1853.
for three hundred and sixty-three dollars and
/ five cents The object and prayer Of which
petition is that plaintiffs may obtain iudg-
ment against said defendant for said $a63 O5,
with interest from the said 10Th day OF Au-
gust, 1858, and also that the sum Of So "a
taxes paid by plaintiffs on said premises tos
the years 1854 and i $50, be taken as a lien
against said morlgaged premises and for the
sale Of the morigaged premises snbjecs td
said lien for taxes to pay said moftgageo
debt, and for other proper relief Thatsun'
| less the said defendant appear, plead, answel
or demur to said petition within the time
prescribed by laws the same will be. takeE
as confessed, and decree taken thereon
accordingly. nso y ,,,,,,.,i iis. i
Atty.'s for Pl Ifs: !,
Janlary 2l, 1854. 66'
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Balance in Treasury ."............... '--. Si4 70
FUND COMMISSIONERS, oFFICE,I
sg.,s PUTNAM CouFrY, OHIO.
saffr. a sss KaiidG, January e., 1854 y
We the undersigned Fund COMMISSIONER,
within and for said county, do hereby certify
that the above 10 acofTect statement OF ine
conditicn OF the Surplua Revenue Fund.- at
the time therein mentioned. 4
Tsaa Flled'9s JOHN MONROE, Auditors
$50 H S.SUTTON, Treasurer.