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Philadelphia. July, '46.
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J. McCUTCHEN,

rs just receiving at his new yellow Store
House, on the corner of Wyandot d
Sandnsky avenues, large and well Sc,
lected stock of
WiNTER GOODS,
Consisting of Blue, Black, Brown and
Sheep gray Broad Cloths; Cassimeres
Cassinetts, Satinetts, Jeans, all OF various
styles to suit the market and season;
Ginghams, Caiicocs ofthe npdiest sftls;
Rep DE Laiae robes, No De Laiae, Cash
mers, .Alpacas, carious colors; good quality
IRISH Linen, Shirtings, Shsetings. Bed
Ticking, Liasey plaid, Red, Yeu",o and
Thie Flaunels; Male shin Drilling;
Cotton BanSng and Waddiag;
SILK Ii.aN'DKERCHIEFS;
Silk Velres far Ladies' Boanets and Gent
Pests and facings; .New style pocket Hand
kerchiefs; Winter estings. Superb arttci
Suspenders, SILK 7toist and Thredd, Yin
ter Ribins Of The latest style; six Serge
Misses Gloves and .NHs, Gems Buchski,
Giores and Nils, hedry gooa article;
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IIARDW ARE.

Knives and Fork Butcher, Carving
Shave, pen and pocket Knives; Shoe tacks
and avis hamers and plGchers; Door
Locks; Laiches, with nni without boals;
Screws and hlnges; Cross cut saws; wooo
saws, with and without frames; Shovel'
and iongs: white.wash Brushes; Graft
shovels; Ame's spades and shovels, long
and short handles; Fork; Comrasses
Draw knives; sad irons; s,erly ards; cort
hoes; trace chains; meal Gives; cnrr,
combs; powder, shot, fints and lead; bes
oualit, squares and hand saws
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ter's receipt for the balance. The Post
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Globe aud Appendix during the session
| Onr prices for these papers are SO low
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therefore no person need consume hi
timo in writing for them Unless he send
the money. BLAIR AND RlVES.
Washihglln, &C.. Is, 1916.
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Stove! Stoves T.!

Cooking and Box stoves. different sizes;
lion and Steel; Nails; Glass 8 by 10 aud
10 By II; Stable and cellar door hinge
and latches; yellow pine tubs and buck
cts: C1rn Brooms.
SAIL by the barrel or si"gle pound.
In addition to Cash for payment II be
taken, wheat, corn, rye, oats, FAX, clover
and timothy seed. bees wax, tsllow, Dnt-
ter, Lard. Eggs, Linen, l.incy, Deer, Fox
coon, wild cat and mink skins, beef hides
aud any other article that possibly can be
turned il 10 trade.
Upper Sautusky, Nov. l3, l646 % {
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Ohio Statesman.

/ again enter upon the responslbla aud
important trust of editor and proprietoro oi
tie Ohio Statesman. In thus again iaunchs
ing into the sea of politics. | can offer no
pledge but devotion TO the great end and
aim Of old and lorg tried democratic prin
ciples and the party, as founded by tire i'm
mortal jefferson. To rally the sound
heads and homes, hearts to oncAgrca,s,and.
ard Of ofrepublican truths, will be the objec,
and ardor of my soul. We are defeated
at various points, only from want ofhar
inohY and action. No one can critically
examine the returns Of elections for The
last year, and not be convinced Of this.
There is nothing then, to discourage dem>
ocrats, but a thousand arguments to
strengthen them to renewed lite and cner
gy. Have Ito pledge Of the veteran
democrats-,he old and the young--pf our
glorious State, that they will lend help
ing Land to achieve a result that will be
both honors Bile and full ofhope to patriotic
freemen! feel a confidence that shall
be sustained in Ills resolve, BY the united
energies ofthe democracy ofthe State, SO
long as shall have an eye single 10 the
great principles Of pure republicanism
aud the certain triumphs Of the democratic
party. Without any further apology, then
! fling my flag TO the breeze, trusting to
the noble democracy of our stale 10 keep
il there flying.
TERMS.
The ONO STATEsMas will be published
weekly the year round lin advance
at see
DAILY during the session Of the Leg
isialnre, and eekiy the balance
Of the year, at S. 60
S. MEDAkY.
November Q, 1916.
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Cabinet and Chair
Making.
A. VALENTINE. J. MoRRisos.
VALENTINE s. MORRISON,

A. VALENTINE. J. lloRRisos.
Y.lLENfI.NE s. MORRISON,
- ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens
~ Of Wyandott and adjoining countless
that they have commenced the Cabinet
Business in all its various branches, on
Fourth street, a tew rods north of the
Upper Sandusky Hotel, in the town of
Upper Sandusky, where they intend to
keep all kinds of
FURNITURE
that is manufactured in this or any other
State. Having had long experience in
the above business in one of the most
fashionable places in the country, they,
feel assured that they can give general
satisfaction to all those who may favor
them with a CALL having purchased a
large lot Of materials, consisting OF Ma.
tcrisls, consisting of Mahogany, Hair
cloth, curlci hair, Sofa springs,and Hard
ware, and are prepared to make the fol.
lowing articles, viz:
Dressing Bureaus, Centre Tables,
Pier rabies, Sideboard, ana
Mahogany Bureaus,
Of different shapes and patterns, and all
other kinds Of furniture in our line Of
business; which we will sell as cheap as
any o'her shop 10 the country. for cash or
country produce. Having on hand large
lot Of turned materials. we are prepared
to make all kinds Of chairs. viz: Fancy
Upholstered Chairs, fancy Cane Bottoms,
aud various patterns Of Windsor Chairs.
Al! those in want OF furniture will do well
to give us a call before purchasing else
for we feel assured that we can suit them
in quality and price.
Upper Sandusky, July 2, '46. AZ If.
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Road Notice.

There will be presented, TO the Com
missloucrs OF Wyan lot county, Oaio, a
their next Desember session, petition
for view and Ncaticn ola couniy road
commencing where the UrbsnGa free
turnpike crosses the north line OF section
eight Is. 81 in toApship thtee south
fT. 3. $. in range fourteen X. IL IN said
county, aud running tbence due west "n
The section lins to the wesi line Of N!su
d,t county.
Ntv. ), fi5.-i 1fsf1fl
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ii Ae.I1s
Road Il Office.

There will be petition presented to
,he Commissioners Of Wyandot county
Ohio, at their next December session
praying for the location OF county road
tonencing at the east line OF the count
Of Wyandoi; between section ten and
sec. fifteen, IN township No.2, range Il
east, ard run west on the line of section
as near as is practicable 10 in;esect The
kilborn road in township, No. ! range II
east.
Oct. 81, l'46.-i+
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Pdinis and Oils.

White Lend in OH and dry; Whit eing
Red lead, Yellow Uker. Patty, Vi rom.
Yellow, Chrome Greer; paint BRUSHES;
venitian red, aud variety Of other paints
Large assortment aud he newest 81 le
of ladies and Misses T)I TOISG aud
RTFE.aLO HORN CC.HLS,
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Salt! Salt!

z MoCUTCHEN is just receiving
-. large lot Of Sab, b, the banei OF
single pound. 4 very superior ariicie OF
R,6e Po,edcr also 2n gallons IarPeH'i"'
August 5ib, 10.
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LAW LAND AGENCY NOTICE.
Chester R. Mott,

A VTORNEY 81 COUNSELLOR AT
IA LAW, and Commission tn take the
,ckuow edgetnents of Deeds and other in-
.trulnents under Seal, to be recorded in
Pennsylvania, will hereafter practice in
Hte county of Wyandot, and the adjoining
, .ouniies. lie will also faithfully and
,romp,ly attend to any Land Agency bus>
inoss entrusted to his charge. Deeds.
,io,iragc., and other ms ruments of wri-
ing, ucatl, and correctly drawn.
OFFICE. Upper Sapdusky. Wyandott
e., Ohio. lsePi.o 40.
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fly From the Hon. VIM. a. Fletch-
or, Chief Justice Supreme Court of the
Safe Of Michigan, TO the Agent at DE
triut.
.rnn .4rJor, Feb. l1th, 1912.
Sir. Having had repeated opportunities
daring the last year, OF w''"css'"g lhe
sanitary effects OF DR.. Osgood's tndia
Cholagogue, il affords me great pleasure
10 testimony IN its favor, as an iuval
II able remedy in cases Of Fever and Agne
an! Bilious Diseases generally Many
cases have come under my observation
Of persous who have suffered for years,
WHO have been Immediately relieved by
The use of one or two bottles OF the Cho'
lagngue; and I hape mol kno,on single
caye wtere retiff has nol been Obtained by
rs use.
Believing tia, the general use of this
medicine must be Of The greatest Impor'
lance To all persons living IN those parts
of our country, which are subject to Bill
ious Diseases, give it this genetai rec
ammcndatiou. Nor is the pleasure o.
This aci diminished by the fact that am
pergopallY acquainted wi't DR.. O.gond
|
IN him as a skiIlful, experienced, aud Jn'
diCions physician.
] remain respectfully your
most ubedien, servant.
WM. A FILE ECllER.
n-r From Hon. e. Farnsworth, Chan
ceIl1r of the Stale uf Michigan, to The
Agent at Detrlot.
Detroit. March 23, lS42.
Sir.-I lave made use Of DIR. Osgo
India Chpiagogue. amd have had 'Pp"''n
mites of witnessing its sanitary thec''
when used by others. believe 1t mos
valuable medicine for the cure of Fertl
and .4gpe; and also, that its proper use
wiil pruve a most cer'ain PrcoeniiOe aGaIns
its recurrence, TO which persons who have
been atil cted with il are liable.
Very respectfully,
e. FARNSWORTH.
For sale at TIE Upper Sanlasay Drug
Store, by o>,
June 26. 1916 -4l-3m.
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II. McKcUy,

Attorney at Law and solicitor in Cl an
Gerry,
UrrsR SssDusEy, Onto.
Office in the Land Office.
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Ges.Dggr(g8>

Bes, article Rio e, tT.e, Tnnng II,.or
Tea, Chocolate, Loaf aud Orleans Sugar
Molasses. Rice, Pepper, Spice, CHINA
mon Nn,mcgs. Tob acco Tor chewing and
smoking, Sn' q, Ginger.
II G -
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r,,c,to D,oxs nv. .be year.
r., n's ~ 'II ~ n,,,,i,,iod 4 IL, during
, "e a.', S.,,,. WnaLly ,hr baIao,
'|I 80 40 a, slou
so,,;. waohI, ,he ,esr 90
WI. ,,'ar 200
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~ pa. 'ne''s - W -. " CO s,h
VF A"i pe's'' p'o'"''s - 4;
scr'ocfs, shai ha'e '"P1 'e"'
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Ladies Slips,

Half Galers, al lies; Gait skin ties, Kip
Lace Roofs, Children Shes, India Rabbrr
orer Shoes for Ladies', iiAea trHh flannel
and fur; Geuts CaUskia, Nip AMI heavy
Boots aud Shoes, Shoe Thread
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DY e s T U Z = s

Msddcr. Lcgwood, Alum, lndigo, Sal
peter, Epson salts.
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Mk-9- 9tsl'S IeqweAoN
'T1ISSnN rNIAlV
:eogO Iaouo!d eq> ,e lloo PIES
81 uonsmioiml SutaiS uem Aus ol pied
90 liza sSlcqo olQenosesL :|l!"qui!is pu'
'auusS 4IsAs! 'fsaqeLeI L9V u! lods 9'!PM
usws 'lsey pun si!E@ 'ezis 5u!lp!m -
400 sIem 5uuIsal Noelq 400 20 ls'g
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II Il o S L 4 G. II u S
The Ohio Press.
SESSION PAPER FOR ls4s--1.


The approaching scss oo al the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio. sill be one
Of The most lively interest. The d ference
between the two parties has seldom been
no strol ly marked as during the la'e con-
tes'. They have avowed themselves dis
linctly in fayer Of widely q tferent courses
of policy, frnnded upon the mos, opposite
principles. The result has been a drawn
baiile.-'he small vote makes it very
Junbtml wha, would be the popular will
with full vole.--rhe Senate is tied. Al
these circumstances make u' await the
events OF the appr ach'ng session with
anxious expectation,
Same Of the more reckless Wigs have
already limited their intention to disphce
the Senators from Stark and Wayne coun>
ties. II they make this attempt, 'he con
test will be new lhing in the history ui
y 10; the unwaveriug brmncss OF every
democrat viii be tried; and we may look
Tor such base attempts at bribery anJ cor
ruptlon, as have taken place al the capI'ai
Of Pcnnsy lvania.
Our labors W i'll ne directed to making
a faithful record ofwhat ls done, ,--togNl {
repDrts of legislative proceedings at once
IuIl and conci-e. Oar aim will ne to avoh'
the tedious detail ot each trivial motion
ana To make orr readers acqnain'nd wiz
the actual progress e ieei,la:ion. We
will give an iEteil'gible history, aud not
an uniatelllgthle recuri of IN diuns. All
who take any interest ia the welfare ot The
State, should furnish themselves with tins
information, - ,ud with SESSION PApGE
as the means Of ubtaing tt.
C--'7- We shalt also give summary al The
prr ceedrgs of Congress. which viii prooa
! nly contain much Of Inteies, upau the sub
ject Of annexlng new Territory AM
slavery,
Terms tf Session paper.
D,ily paper to, the session, So %
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hAa- From the lion. VIM. a. Fletch-
or. Chief Justice Supreme Court of the
Safe Of Michigan, to the Agent at DE
triut.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-11-20

"ReceiveJ from 4. B--dollars-
cents, for the Globe, from which have
deducted one per cent, and charged my
self in my account with the General Post
Office with the balance. The Postmaster
of Washington city will pay that balance
to blair & RIvcs, OF 10 their order on The
back olihis receipt. --
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-11

NORRIS ROBINSON, President
sAstEL HAsSAr, Secretary.
The subscriber Agent above Company IN IN
i've applications for Life Insursneo the periods
naAied, year years. fs any sum not
exceeding ylO 900 lie The for all
OF the intermediate noted
well as all other information desiring effect
insu snee viii also be made known application
ases oheed by this Company believed equal
superior TO those offered by oter either a.
britain. H. a. CIV ATaNPY
Physician to the soeietyshe FANNY Physician party
WHOSE tate To be Insured 2l--l
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'EEA-We have just opened chest very superior Gunpow
- er Tea-sGeh has given unusual
have used IL e9 GRErrER & GRErrER
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NOTICE.
100 PACKAGES
TREs1 SPRING DRY GOODsi
r. q j. =. JAMES L. CO,

HAVE now in store and arc receiving nv re-
n - arrivals their entire SPRING GooDs
ased either
lowest rates hc soek almost every
hnr, and their object bling qrcA sss they
easi good profits Tn,
nv tads euHy requested ,Rn give their
min -tion bsc purchasing elsewhere
Rlebwond farch2
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TO THE PIIRIIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVE superior article of Brushes from 90
ARTICLES.
GAS Of the best quality, sEIo To $3.50 Wholesale
sTr retail.
White Lead hard to beat in kgs from IS lbs, so lbs
Inc above articles OF
ountry gentlemen would do erariine
toodr and judge for themselves, ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop, Main street,
NeIt door u the Exchange Bank.
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"INHOSg Gs.ASS.-By the sehr Lagrange,
Wv receipt cf further adt stock wn.ow GAS OF
single dcuhe Thickness. DtvAL l. PURCELL,
js II l47 Main
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SpriEsg supplies, IS4G.
CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, &c. 4

PAINTS PAlNTS!!
White Lead, Linseed Oil, &c. &C.
E'NGLlSt. and American White lead, dry and "a oh
- a Linseed Oil. NARRATED pure
Spirits Turpentne, Spanish Brown
Chrome Yellow Paris Green
Red Lead, Tenad de SeIna
Chinese Vermilion Paint Brushes
Venetian Rsa, Eng, Chroi3e Green
Imoeua Green in oil, Litharge
Nenii2rs in oil
Turkey TIMBER, American Ve,milion
White wash BTrshes-and also, large and well Assorted
stock Of the best ql,iy American WINDOW GLASS
great Naey sizes of the eeebrated "Mnca"
Glass haf been oag and extensively city gives
versa subtraction Our stock and complete offered
at low prices al wholesale refill
ny 90 a. No. a,,s.,
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DIR. y. -. Leidy'@ SarsaPariIIa,
For the efecIal OF scrOua, erysipent, rheumatism
diseases Of the skin, and al other affections in
which it would be proper to administer
SdrSdPGriiid.
IN regard to il there is but ; genera, opinion,
which whole g,dict an ari.
in which medicinal remarkable
character and combined
tracts (Which form hc Medieaed sarepara
much increased, and superiority differ preparations
! already confirmed ir varioas instances.
Becoming widely spread the country IL
later take the OF all other preparations
isanse for The Of the Of disases Macy hy
respectable certificates from physea1s and nivduas
Of the proprietor terrifying efficacy and suSeror-
the odnE Preparations Remember this
para prerasd by mar phvseian
among quacas. For rae, at o. per DOtus BY
Js % GAYNOR WOOD.
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4 OOK TO YOUR INTEREST," The SUR

- would respectfully inform
public generally they have received their suply OF
n stle and binds of ready made CLOTHING for
aud, watch hcy naSn additions
weekly a. variety Of desirable Coak' Vests
fr,is, rraweTs, SHIRTS. Cob posoms Stocks soeks P'f
snena-rs &e c-w which they l BE- pr ased 10 Mt them
In The he u rty- and the rcasnnahe terms
The thy
rccfne~ and he
thsm made under
Cali aad for
HOOPER a GRAPHS NnE nia Co.hinG store,
No. Ma
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10 SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

TfNHE Undersigned r. lrG; AIS respectful thanks
~ fieLis AM the pubic, Of patron
he has received In past year, an b leave IN inform them
for Clocks
ample, tat tho who deal Wit him wi - him ready
.ei the u rsi I'D most hohora e terms and
a. mo isntion 10 their interests.
Havrg seen crshvC emerged In manufacturing Clocks for
he believes be ha -ufieient
fCT h,eon.LS with the pf' oek deal
snd h would hereby respectfully Inform all who mshe their
OF him they shall br crnishea Clocks which
be SURPRISED in Int Of workmanship tnlh.
Ia wei known that manufacturers and dealers
constantly selling worthless and aItc'c laLelcdls
Genuine Jerome Clock which fact unwilling seknow
(om OF their nct.y lie ha' purehas
viii appreciate advantage Of buying drec the factory
WI he the subjects An
orders, with the promptly faif1
atsnieitr Strangers who send by mail rely
receiving the attention application clocks in
tendedo Foreign Counes will be carefully selected and packed
reference An Cloeks purchased
ths esahlshue7t warranted perform well and the
VIII delivered board
rhus- With that l.sbs attention shall be
6 the Of his friends and he respectfully
eeits tie patronage 81 ALL
Warehouse Phfade'7hia, at 30 North Third Street.
Warehouse IN Bai;me.e, at 36 south Charles Street
FAToEY in New Lsven, 81 job Street between Himil
ton and Market. oc SLY CHAUECEy JEROME.
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I6NRUNK TRUNKS TRUNKS l-Ths
- Subscriber has In and
above article made b. brown cf Philadelphia which pledges
hnth To se ~ cheap " cheaper than they
any where IN the city Of the quality.
wanted TO insure a sale It the price be whl, tmay.
ju J. MYERS No. 81.