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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-01-27
ROAD NOTICE. ]

NoTICE is hereby gwen to Joseph Aul,,
In James Monroe. jacob Harmou, James
HALL George Klihker, and C. T. Pomeroy,
that the viewers and surveyors will meet NJ
the house Of Abram ,Seitz, in Pleasant town
ship, Putnam county, Ohio, on the 10th day
Of January. 1854, or within FIVE days ,here-
afIer to view and survey the following con-
tinuation 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 on straight
line northwestwardly with the road that
comes by Geo. Pope's, till il strikes the. line
between sections number one and number
two, thence north on said line to the Base or
township line between Pleasant and Ottowa
townships, thence west s or 6 rods to the
section corner Of sections IS and SO, in ot-
towu township, thence north along said Sec
tion lins to intersect the Ottowa and viii.
Jamestown road. and there to terminate.
October ~, 1858. Igfs 5 . 66is
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100000 Gifts, valued at...,..........-.. 81 584
In order to secure perfastly fair and sat.
isfac tory partition Of the property, Mr., Per
ham proposes that the Share h0ldera shall
meet together, in some suitable place in the
city Of New-Y Fork, on lsi'.'t II 'sit1
Monday Euening. Nouens5er IA, 1853,
Tor sooner, IL all the tickets are sold. due
notice Of which be given, } and select from
their number Committee, under whose su-
peTvision the Distribution will take place..
This Committee will be subject to the in.
structions OF the Share. holders, and win dis I.
tribute the Gifts among them in. such way--
either by lot, or otherwise-s-as the Share.
holders may determine upon. ...... ID. r. ~.
or Tickets for sale al the Chinese As.
sembly Rooms, $50 Broadway, a. the M usic
Publishing Holse and Store Of HoR ACE Wa
TER 1893 Broadway, and at the Principal
Hotels and Music Stores. Also, at the AS
sembly Buildings, Philadelphia, at the Ma
ryland institute, Baltimore; National Hotel,
Washington, and Adams House, Boston.
Exhibition every afternoon and evening,
at 3 and III o'clock.
Tickets FOR single admission, rs cents
Children. haIf-price, III
All orders for tickets, by letter, should be
addressed to one Of tho following persons
josiah PERHAM, Chinese "A assembly, Rooms,
500 Broadway, Newly ork. u 8saJ
JAMES H. FARRANp, Assembly Buildings,
Penna.
JOHN S. SELBy, Maryland institute, Balti.
more, Maryland. shH&iA iF9 t0fg '3eD est
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
ESTA TE

'nN the third day Of Februsry. A. D.,
~ 1854, at one o'clock. in the afternoon,
at the door Of tho tavern OF John G.. Bockhold,
in the town Of Glandorf, in the County OF
Putnam. will be sold to the highest bidder,
the following Real Estate. at the property of
Hermann TGgemann, o lunatic, to viii: :
Being part Of section number seventeen
Q7) in township number one q north range
number seven 10 east. and part Of the
south east fraction, beginning OF the south
quarter posi- Of said section--thence porth
thirty-fve degrees, east twenty rods--ihence
down said stream TO the land owned by
Henry Ridenour--thence ives. sixty. FIVE rods
and fifteen link s--thence south ninety three
rods and thirteen links to tho place Of be.
ginning, containing ten acres and eighty
rods And also the following, TO wit BE.
ing part Of said section seventeen, com.
mencing on the south line,of said section on
the half section line--thence west thirty feet
thence north ninety-three roos--thonce
east thirty ieet--thence south nineiy-three
rods 10 the place Of beginning. And, ALSO,
the following, being part of the aforesaid
section, and described as being piece Of
land sold and conveyed by J. Henry Felt
mann and wife to said Hermann T9gemnnn
by their Deed executed and delivered on the
23d day OF October, A. D., 1898. containing
one and three-fourths acres. more OF less.
The whole OF which said lands is appraised
Of three hundred and fly FIVE deIlars.
4 Terms Of .Sale.--One-third cash on day OF
sale; cne-third in six months. and the Iesi-
due in one year with interest from day Of
sale. Deferred payments to be secured by
mortgage on the premises. .,.iIt,..4,',
4d.s,.i ,, JAMES MACKENZIE, ft
Guardian OF Hermann Tegeman. !,
January 4th, A. D., 1854. s,-,,. 665
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ROAD NOTICE.

Office il hereby given 10 Simon Jen-
In nings, John Amstutz, Peter Bischel
the Heirs Of Joseph Blackburn. Edison Colt,
and Robert Douglass, that the Viewers and
Surveyors will meet at Peter OILERS resi-
dence, in Riley township, Putnam County,
Ohios onithei 18th day of january 1854, 10
view and survey the5following location, and
vacations OF County Roads. The location
in saidT county will begin on the southwest
corner OF section twenty.six (26) in Riley
township in said county, thence north along
tho section line, until itintersects The county,
road leading from Pendlston 10 GiIyoa. The
vacations will be as follows: one will begin
on the county limo pnPeter Deelsr's land in
said township, thence north until to the
county road between John and Christian
Lugabeel, and the other wild begin on the
State road from Pendleton to Findlay, about
four rods west from Christian D. lSteiner's
dwelling house, in said township thence,
north: east until on the said section line,
where the said location will be. -;
December 5, 1858. 6ol*
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JnIIiem.s Monster dDrcTRestra

VXJHERE. YER Julien's name is known, +,
w the KATY Did Polka" has an un-
rvaled popularity. There have been more
copies of this piece sold, for the short time
il has been issued, than any other musical
composition ever published in America.---
Christy's.7He Oher, Side Of Jordan, = though
!; has not equaled in numbers the sale Of The
"Katy Dds vet the demand for tits great,
and it is driving out Of market the many
spurious copies purporting TO be sung by
Christy's M instrels. Ask forC Chnsty's "7he
Oter Side Of Jordan.n ii has an illustrated,
title, and poItyait Of Earle H. Pierce, in cos
tune. All others are spurious. Christy's
new Songs. "OH Times Come .again,'.' BY
Charles Converse, .''.Sally Primer and ssJu-
iius from, Kcntucky'' are having a glorious
run. They, are nightly sung to, crowded
audiences, and are universally sought after.
bg1,s3 4 .a.utel,. WIN. HALL & SON.
a38sa6g 239 Broad way, New York.
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ii'iea HENRY S. MAYO, aaa
Treas. ID. &, M. r. r. Co.
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby. given that orders Of
~ Attachment were taken out before
Moses Brown, a Justice of the Peace. of
sugarcreek township, Putnam county, Ohio,
sgainss the goods and chattels Of William
in the following cases: One order issued
November, 28. 1853. at tthe instance Of EH
Clevcnger, claim SI5s Also, on Same day and
year, at Instance Of v. Robb. claim &22 80;
Also. on December 1ss. 1853, at instance Of
w. H. Fifef claim $lI, 90; Alao, on said De-
cenlber lst, 1858. a. instances Of Walter
Martz. claim &f3.95. G q 81 @ q Z 4
Datesls December g., 1883. ahiin8 66l
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THE EXCHANGE;
! ,.,.I,. .las', By. TINGLE, aq.'llal2iS IA.
Putnam County, Ohio

iNER. T. has taken the Houae formerly
jlvA occupied by Thomas Coulter, and
fitted il up for the accommodation Of Guests,
Travellers, and ullywho may favor him with
their CUSTOM, ..,,n....,. I'll.
He will spare no painsto furnisha good
Table, and the other requirements that make
up the proper service ola Hotel. 10 tlaias
His. stables are in good condition and will
bs daily attended, L643l Aug. 4,i853.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NTOTICE is hereby given that Robert
In Stewart, Administrator de- thonis, non,
Of Nicholas Altman, deceased, ,ahas filed his
accountsfor fnui settlement.
Also, Lewis N. Cfawfs, Administrator Of
David Bureli. dsceased, has FLED his, nc
counts Tor partial settlement. .o8atng N IL
Said accounts will be heard on the ninth
day Of January, A. d. 1854. = 9ut W soi1'J
9i' ii''t.a JOHN DIXON. Probate Judge !. d
. December l5, 1858. III Iol salt h663
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OF the Lakes, Niagara Falls 81. Law
rencs and saguenay Rivers,
now Exhibiting at the Chinese Assembly
Rooms, $50 Broadway, New-YOIk,l /
Tn connection with it's Exhibitions, III,
Proprietor, JosIAH PERHAM, intends selling
/ iOO, 900 Tickets Only, az = $l.Fsnch,
Each Ticket admitting four persons to any
exhibition, and entitling the holder TO one
share of the ! O0, 600 gifts followinge 9N
The whole Of the magm6centserie Q1a
OF paintings, known as the Seven Ic
Mile sHirror. valued at............... 10000
Il having realized double that lgtll4
sum by its exhibitions. t1S.'' .ls''o' e
A Farm in Burlington county, New laf
Jersey. containing 100 acres, in o lori q.
rich state Of cultivation, with "a .il
I dwelling, barn, and other necss- "a eoo
sary out-houses, !, fronting on the ,t,ts
4 DelewaYe river, one mile from
Beverly, and ten miles from Phil 2 81 aHl
adeIphia; access 20 Il every hour B9Ig AI
or the day, either by Railroad orriiaet.si
Steamboat, and also containing
o Peach orchard Of 1900 tree 8, on t9u 81
which thousands OF bushels Of n {i9H
peaches have been raised this 1J se
year, valued at,.,..-..-.....,...-.-... "a, 600
Any information about the Farm
can be given by JAMES H. FARRAND,
A Assembly Buildings, Philadelphia. l9f ~
The celebrated trotting horse, Tel. ,Bo
5egraph, who can tTor mile in. as7nGs.
2 so, with two persons in wag-,, T.,
on. To be seen at the franklin
House, Philadelphis, valued at..! i.500
S Pianos, worth 500 dollars each... 2,50O
So I" ss 500 800 I" q 500
Specimens Of the Pianos can be NJ.
seen at. the Music and Piano store
OF H. WArERs, 1888 roadway. = RE 5o''
= I0'gold watchessswortb $780,. 1000
ing 40 -" dli" Gi5a "nlia 50..ag 1000
100 Pens and Cases, /" ST.. 500
1000 Pencils, 3... 1000
100 OfGers for Hats, Con Genin, " a
celebrated Broadway Hat. 2s
teri a.........."..:......4..1 400
5000 Gold pens, one dollar each, 5000
10000 Engraving, valued at IS cts. 10000
53, 769 Hand books, describing the ~ Z
q y ! n-Mils Mirror, t. COOS
tflK{ ft ggHHttf 2 ----
100000 Gifts. valued nt..............,.. 81 58A
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4 I,,spOrtant Discoueru!!s .
RELIEF IHTEN Mt1:NuTKs!!

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS =.
Are unfailing In the cure of Coughs. Colds.
Asthma. Bronchitis. Sore Throat, Hoarse,
ness, Difficult breathing, Incl pient consump-
tion, and Diseases OF the Lungs, They
have no taste of medicine, and any child
will take t:hem. Thousands have been res
tored to health that had before dcspalred -
Testimony given in Hundreds Of cases. A
single dose relieves in,en minutes!a I'D oaqJ
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers---the
original aad only genuine, is stamped ''Bry.
an" Spurious kinds, are offered for sale.--,
twenty-five cents per box Sold by dealers
generally, ]. BRYAN & CO.. Rochester,
Y. Y, ProprietorsH Wholesale by ,saauaJ
], D. PARK. Cincinnati, IS,
l653m3l w. FISKE, Cleveland.
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] A Farm for Sale or Rent,

Tying ten miles north of elphos, on
L. the Miami canal, Of ms acres Of land
and over one hundred acres Of improvement.
II sold, one.third cash in hand and the resi-
due in payments to suite tho purchaser
This farm is go situated that il is not inferior
to any in the north. west for making money !
For information call on the subscriber on the
farm. 'V" r. JOSEPH GROVER. m
September II, 1853. galRsitl5'sa $50
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RA1LROAD NOTICE.
OFFicE DAYTON AND MIcmeAN,r J
RAILROAD COMPANY, )
Sent. 81. 1859

.TMfDaa IA N VA SEPT. II, ISS5-r, J
NOTICE is hereby given that by resolution here.
Dayton and Michigon Railroad Company, the Stock
subscriptions made osaid Companp were required 10
be called In. Subscribers in the county Of Putnam
wereb by said resolution required to pay Eve per cent
on the tofther stock, the 18th April last
andten per cent every sixty days tnreafer until the
Whole ofsaid subscription should he fully padup.
Prompt payment 10 essentially necessary, Of in,
stallments due, 10 meet the obligations and engage
mehts ofthe company for road contracts, and Il is
hoped that those Subscribers who are IN default In this
respect, will hereafter he pnnctua and that all the
stockholders will do their part 70 the nrtheranee Of
the common interest. ~ n ff " tttfsaA gl41ktl
Payment ofsubscrpto is in said county, may be
made to DR.. G. +, POMEROY, Of Ottowa who Il au
tiotized 70 receive payments ofStock and receipt
BY Ofder1of the, Board. .aisls + isn
.atsHai9 ,9iass HENRY S. MAYO, 5aa1l
ag, Treas. ID. Il, M. r. r. Co. oa
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~ vs. y 1eNfANOt
= 90. Nassau Street. New York.
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE e hereby given that there will
1V be petition presented to the Commits
sioners Of Putnam county at, their next
March Session, praying for the granting OF
east side Of The Miami Extension Canal, on
the half section line OF section thirty. one,
town one south range fve east. thence east
along said half section line until it in:ersects
the road leading from Fort Jennings to Otter
vile. December 21. 1885, 663s
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NJuIUIUHy3 sHV q IBL udy OF JANUARY, n. D.,
I@'A " 'N InSI tHop F3ih'tl ls
Detween the hours Of ten o'clock, A. M and four
O'Clock, =; M, OF said day the following described
property OF William M Turnef, ,deceased
lherenl 70 wiz: Commenciag the south east corner
o. George r. turner's land. thence north twenty-five
degreestDirty minutes west thirty three poesthence
nUIIn seventy.seyen degrees east eighteen poles
thence north -four degrees west sixteen poles
--shenee north aeventys seven degrees ehst twenty.
nve ana le.ivudths poles to an Elm g inches diane
oh WV "est bank OF tne tail race OF Daniel Rimefs
s, snw 5Mllt-lnence south twenty sig degrees and
Unity minutes west nine and IS l00dths poes-thence
souIh twenty eight degrees east eighteen poles
.nence south WE'VE degfeas west eighteen poles
10 10 ile place Of Beginning, containing seven md
e. S9s So @ more s q being Ps
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TENTLEMEN's HATs.--Thrse dozen
. ofthe latest styles offashionable Hets
imported from New York. for sale by ma \.
< ,,ao4 s. .1, WY e. Al. T1yIoa..,
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SOLOMON MARKLEY'S ESTATE.
fNNl0TiCE is hereby eiyenFtiiat the nIder-
~ signed has this day been appointed and
qualified sdministrafcrofDf Estate ot Solo
mon MaEkley, late Of Riley township, Put
nam county, Ohio, deceased. j
~ ROBERT STEWART.
December IA, 1853, y. :, [E,zg 68a*
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RlnsiIxs for shge.]

T1RINTED on superior paper, 07 ~,
Ii MORTGAGES. from Swan'simproved
forms By the quire or singIy.uN gifeHa
DEEDS, Of Warranty. byeths quire or
dufT CLAIM DEEDS .alse for s.l..',sl
JUSTICES sRECoGNfZANCEs, and
AiIsdnyiis for eepiases. .s6iisI
JAMES MACKENZIE.
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CYTHES and Sythe SneaiIls, Rakes
y Forks, Hoes. &C., &c, for saIs ~
Ar TAYLoRs' SrcRE.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-01-27
and SHOES

Conference.-The and heavyc oarseB oots;
Ladies' Fancy Boots g. Shoes; siatiaf
30 Men'sand Boys Boots and 81 oesi
Carpet Shoes, Z. 7ipmbtos
Hungarian Boots,
Cn OvsrshOes, &c, Be-.
ofesefy variety, for sale atthe lowest price
'sfsst'1 al WAa&a A j. TATzol's KalidA
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF.
r7siiI REAL ESTATE. v

PY virtue of nm order to me directed from the
II Court OF Probate, Of Putnam county. Ohio, /
will offer for sale at the house Of NJ @. Mcfienry In
the town Of Columbus Grove, on
Saturday, :he 2lst day Of January, A. D.,
1854
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award degrees confer honors and exercise all and SIN
gular the privileges common to commercial colleges
authorised by law in other States. '-Charter,E -.
full course Of instruction in this institution en-
braces Doubleentry book keeping, commercial caicu-
Iations, commercial law, and penmanship.
Gentlemen can enter for the course separately, and
ct any time. ~ instruction is impaired individually
and not classes and each department is independent
and under control Of its respective Professor
10 responsible for the progress of his pupils.
Young gentlemen wishing to prepare Themselves ter
business pursuits are respectfully invited to during
business hours and examine the mode of impartng in
structon the progress of the pupils and the superior
facilities extended to those DESTROYS of qualifying
themselves for the practical duties of the counting
house, Personal referefce given to over one hundred
and eighty q sO practical accountants, in charge
of hooks in this city, all of whom have completed their
business education in this institution.
n B. For circulars, containing information in re-
gard to the terms the Of instruction. and all bu
sineee connected with the above call at the book bind
ing department, or address JONATHAN JONES
Jnnc 30:wly. st. Louis