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UNIVERSITY OF BUFF ALU MEDICAL
DEPARTMENT..


THE FIRST annual OF Lectures in the Medical De.
partnent Of the University OF Buffalo, will commence
sixteen weeks
Charles rosdhead Coventry. M. D. Prof of Physiology
James Webster, NJ D., Prof. of General and Special
Anatomy.
Charlie. Alfred Lee NJ d. Prof of Pathology and Matera
Medica.
Jane. Plat White NJ d. Prof Of Obstetrics aud diseases
Of Women aud Children.
Frank Ha tipgs Hamilton NJ D., Prof of Principles and
Practice Of Surgery. and Clinical Surgery.
Austin Flint, NJ. D., Prof of Principles and Practice Of
Medicine, and Clinical Medicine.
George Hadley, M. D. Prof Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
ECerydon Ia Ford M D., Demonstration Of Anatomy
required on taxing the tickets Matlculaon Fee, 81 De-
monstra,ors ticket, IS Graduation Fee, $40.
BY mutual arrangement between Professors Coventry
White and Flint for the first session. Prof Coventry will
deliver the lectures Obs and diseases of Women
and Children and Medical Jurisprudence Lectu'
mythology Will be given IN connecon with the Prncples
and Practice of Medicine. The Anatomical Hooms will be
opened for the study Of practical Anatomy under the d.
recon OF the Demonstraor, four weeks before the
meEcement Of the lecture term Provisiony will be made
for the ample supply Of Anatomical atsriaI for this
urinary and for the Anaomcal and Surgical
z Soad including fuel and light may be obtained at from
81 70 50 per week.
The Univeny Of Buffalo chartered by the New York
the organization of the Medical department. and
ferng Medical degrees as full and complete those Of
any Un'versity, OF Medical College the .tatc.
FRANK II. HAMILTON, Dean.
AUSTIN FLINT, Secretary.
Buffalo, September 1886. jl8 2taw 3w 3tW
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NUs TION MOTTO Es.
ANTONY J. BLEECKER. Aue,io0.,,

ASTHOSY J, BLEECKER, Auetione.r
PEhEhfTOhf -ALt. OF vALUAB LOTS ON llth
neecker will sell atpubc on Tue.d,v m. ia,h
81 January Instant at ~ o'clock noon AT me H.
Exchange the following valuable Building Lots viz
o on the o nth siae OF tist street, 300
Eight lots south SIDE Of a3h ZOO f.e
East 81 9Th avenue. WV
Two lots the North side of4,h street, between 9th and
Three lots the South side 10th street, between and
Seven the North side of nth street. between 10th
and llth avenues. -
Four lots the East side of avenue between 9Th and
18th streets.
Terms Of Sae-Ten per the purchase money ON the
dav OF sale 80 cet the LIST day Of February the
man on bend and mortgage for two years pay
able halEyearly. js2tsrc
A q. TUTrE, Aucu0nser
LNLEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNiTURE-Tuttle &Du.
II cuzesu will sell Tuesday, jan 49, at II O'CLOCK
no u Nassau street. OF JAY Brooklyn the property
Ingram Cpeng mahogany Sofas Ottomsns centre tables
Inckng sewing and full French chairs, Lamps Gandoes
Tea lays China aud Glass mahogany Feuch Bed.
eads dressing Bureaus Washstand stair Carpetug
Rods hall Lamp dining and tea Tables Oil Cloth, Beds.
Also, several valuable Oil Paintings in rich gilt frames
Also Kitchen Furniture, with which tho sale will
70 The entire lot of furniture beng IN the best order
haying been purchased within the last year.
Catalogues on the morning. of sale. jls 7tsrrc
8. p. INGRAHAM. Auct
GROCERY SALE, This day, (Monday,) at 10 o'clock
at ~ Ann street, gener assortment Of Teas, Coffee
WIsss, Liquors Soap and Candles. Cask. Brooms Fsh
tty Of Ground Pepper, Aspice Cinnamon Glove u,meTs
Mustard. Castillo and II aucy Soaps pipes Wine Set Har
ness 20 boxes Cheese with other articles in the line
isl t~c
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PART N.
5. Adsgio with Echo, composed by T.. Dupuy,
executed by Herr Dorm. ........,.......
9. Csvatiua, come per me Sereno," from Som
nambula, (sung by particular desire } by Ma
dame Ablsmowicz ......................
7. Grand Concertante Duet for two horns. on the
favorite air Farewell Araby's Daughter.
executed by Herr Dorm and Mr. Knaebs
O. English Song, oh, give me but nv Arab
Steed," executed by Madame Ablsmowicz
composed by &
i've ttrrc
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CONCERT OF

MADAME ABLAMO VICE,
A THE BROOKLYN FEMALE ACADEMY, Jerolo
mon will take place Tuesday neXt, the 18th
for which h.,
s to the GRIND Duke Of Baden and of the favoe Hois
Mr. r WERZEL will preside at the Pf.nsfore.
Tickets so cents each to be had the Music Stores
Broohyn at the door Of the PcI Hall the
ing of the concert and at Mr. Wdes 81 Fulton st. ssd 100
Alautic st.
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THISTLE BALL.


VIE second Ball Of the Thistle Associa Is ed
70 take Place on the evening OF Thursday, 2st inst
Cle Garden From the that being made
70 snuer IL not only one OF the most attractive but the
interesting pail Of the season, we have hesitation
seing that the expectation OF ball going i'll DO
fully realized may not perh u.s. be 10 tho
PUBLIC e know that noble and phanhrope principle
which the ASSOCIATION Is based is Charity" and that the
touon Of the funds of the society, dcriou Of coun
Wy or creed Is permitted to acuao its officers ia the peror
nance oil the sacred duty which the office Of benevoence
pose. upon them Those who have hitherto enjoyed the
pleasure aud satisfaction which the Thistle Balls have been
80 remarkable for impang will endorse sent
mepts aud that in predicting that the forthcoming Ball will
De found IN eminent degree to snssn the well deserved
reputation ofthe Asanciaflnn. iI0fo i2l &c
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OYSTER SALOON FOR SALE
THE well known Saloon Corner Of Bowery and Bayard
street. ia the immediate vicinity of the Bowery Thea
tire and Circus has been kept by CAMPBELL for
three years now don first rate business h place needs
sad good will, must be sold order settle the difference
two paruss valuation Apply the place
after II O'Clock in the morning.
NJ B.-Onehalf can DO purchased by good nan; Apply
jis lee.
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDO

NATIONAL LOAN FUND
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.
"A Savings Bank for the benefit ofMe Widow aud the
Orphan"
CAPITAL .5oo,ooo A sterling liz or 81, go 900.
Beside reserve fund ,c% surplus premum' of about
Shsi1%ss es sI Pr.sf:!' % I" G"n .s"a.s
-ssess,S"w s! %SS2ao II E. Esq., H. FsnAs
Y,HIs INSTITUTION embrace. importan, and .ub.tan.
snnuites The assured has. occasions. tie power
as he p o the % te tso
ehs and the conversion of his interests to meet other
assurances for terms Of at the lowest possible rates
ON o%n
no e.. aaa dspo Of ppey n, limited
H. s on:
:av sT to the sTsa !. case
Ss ,Syase. Of on mi hye'y or quarterly
Thirty SLOWED each payment of premium be-
Travelling leave extensive and LIBERAL and extra premiums
on b "s %o. OF remarkable success. and in
s';S:f: q Il: sos;
Tyns from 70 e. csos on the premiums paid on each
s.as: sSts? 1iss
.s:s; ai;;ss w.S N
Ec;. E'g. VIII am Van Hook E;a, and G. Edward
Ee ssgs &c. .ssa Rt 5s. Cooley
sa e. % Meredith, Esq Samuel Hoffman,
L,andeI Starr, General Agent and Edward T Richard
s' slen,e. ''' ns o''o states 'na
Sss Yit Hoax. KsS Re F.ni
Inst: ri; = g ks.ne. NJ D.. 900 FouT,h:,,
' ssss;Ss v:I Pii y e:
Bankers-The Merchants Bank:
SSs ssS.srH.nly EoT Ua EaS ESQ. Finest
married women, passed by the Legislature Of New York
Pamphlet. blank form! p ,,s,s Of ,t. of agents.
from Of the Agents throughout the United States
' /: asss.
n. !..s.aay
ss'a cxsrEE s1 ~ INT r
Nv jan 2: the proceed. be distributed amongst
INC deserving poor during the without Of
Tss a$'; { DPss S :G;'s ::
tothan. celebrated Band-Leader, Mr.. Jos. Nosher.
IL, .d5
se ue %, the s.s e
Dor open Ut. Dancing to commence at o'clock pre-
IT. TIC IT'S ONE DOLLAR EACH. to ADM, gentleman
Peser Mine Harmony @ Ss Ban a.
Caste Garden, and Of either Of the managers Checks
A. CAMERON, Sec.
NB-Members have their tickets application the
Secretary. jl7 Otis
THE ANIMAL BALL and, Musical Eutsrtanmeut Of
Dodwohs Comet Band, will take place At the Apollo
Band will be full and sascii4e con..tas cf about
forty performers
Head Quarters, 1913 broadway. i'll Il Ssnc
THE FOURTH ANNUAL BALI, Of the Independent
n Tompkns Blues, will take place ut the Coliseum
Rooms, on Monday Evening January 49, The friends Of the
company can procure tickets of either Of the following
Lieutenant X. French,
Sergeant r. Ayres, Corporal w. r. 3orham,
William Raynor, Richard M Ferns
DavId kssner, Alexander Mathews,
Sohn :. hickman, Charles ii. Pine.
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VOLUNTEERS FOR MEXICO

VOLUNTEERS FOR MEXICO,
they wish promote their nte ests would do we'll
L procure atew b, tiles OF Chamber rs LEMON SUGAR
unrvaed for the instant production OF Lemonade prepared
fom lemon Juice, and warranted keep. 1t pehect
y portable and the thing that they will that
couv
ltistr
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AMUsE N ESTS.
BENEFIT or MRS. MASON

>,1 BENEFIT Or MRS. MASON
IN a i. " %s ss
ss5% ;; e @ ,%:; $ t1oS
Doom 81 sosi S .a 4. hos =, will
~.nes Boss. a. n; % eats: Gallery IS cent.
BoWHnkl: .hLArhf- Mosdsy EvsalnE, January lsih,
ENGINEER rs, AND sisfEkePse NJ HsSsw.y; Don
Assa. M M, on.pman Donna Isidora, Miss Mary s,or
M sssh Ss COMEDY Of the ALrINE MAiDsws
y'S s 'P NJ SsaS Il; wAywoRE
Il 'f F.. essy ,'x
cam BOWEkY THEATRE.
"A Ssh1RREpsIBENEFlr OF J. p. wALDRoN, TREA.
q. "WEDNESDAY EVENING, January 20. 1877
f.s a%s ~ S Ss 'ss
Comedy Any !h ss author 9, Love. s;esde. a"
wiz. ESSk sEsSs;E 1i ' rE4f
Also two Mss sfsst MA rs f fs5tt;; in which
~pop her most popular saas. &c. ''"' OIL
xiT ag 51.1s shMro eor%ens: v CHARLES
&c.:
"; IL si5fSs.
''s'; sss; ss::: ''' ''.s'
Door. opsD a ball past o'eloeE curtain s,N7.
pALMOs OPERA HOUSE, Chambers sTssI-O1
Mond Evening jan 49, first performance of DonisetsiI
Opera Of Lu, Ia DI LAMMERNOOR-Lord Henry
hshon sg beneveniano; Lucia, his Sister SiEnorins C.
RRsi ;, ot1 Edgar OF favenswood Sigaor Bepsdsui
i LSS. n Lis sn0r M'a A. Lady o.
"a 1sf ne, SsI Boxes and rarqussts.
rrya'' 'c.'' n :ou:... ''':'::
O'clock 7. m. daily. '- ~ Wv
ALBANIA SALOON.
, b69 Broad.oay, (betveen Spring and Prives.sfs,
neducnon oil rrices-Admission the Round aud Hal
cony. 2. cents 80
he.Engagement ri the unrivsied Italian Nariei..
M.,., " SIG ROssI -[l
Experiments will be introduced surprsins Feat sn;,sisd
- . " LA PLUME VOLANTE. On
Sig X will be ass sted by Miss hlFFERT aud Mr. HAR
hisON the popular improvhaiore. Doors opened stsX,
commence al "a jsis 3ts'r
VIZ ARCH STREET rhEArhE. rHlLAUELrHIA
= pUFIon. ............... Manager and Lessee.
70 Thi. Thsati: h:; BEEN hcrcn.hiy rs5eeoq.ts4 /:
Ire IN the Union.
Third night Of the
MRS COLEMAN POPE WILL ALSO AfPEAR.
MONDAY EVENING. Jan. Isth,,
49, LOVES SACRIFICE.
Mathew Elmore. .........,....,..Mr Scott
MaTFs5: :.l E%Ss Ink Mr. Ss;%:a fop:
~ DIANA AND ENDYMiON
Diha .Signora Ciocca
tiuIIue:s ..'''''.'."..".... .Slgn9rIns Mantin
In Rshssr:ai. TaiE xBDUGTi0H OF ' NiSA n'r''
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CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE,
PHILADELPHIA

TUyHE Subscribers havinE leased the above magnificent
Enlistment, offer the sane rent by the night week
Until their from the south the fst March
Fall particulars can be Obtained Of MIR D,nmore 70,
the esees at the boz once every morning, between the
II and H. All must addressed "a
Mr. Dnmorc postpaid, or they will not be attended
j3f gby SEGUlN & FRAZER.
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EXTRACT FROM THE Minutes

NAILS, TWINE, SHOE THREAD, &c.
nut and wrought Nails, Brsds and Spikes
~ Seine, Sewing, Wrapping and BalIng Twme.
Cotton Seine Of the best quality, "Hopewell" and other
marks
Shoe Thread, green half bIea.hed, yellow and brown
Carpet Warps, Cotton and Flax, coored aud PLAN.
Oakum, Cordsse, Bale Rope, Cotton do
India Irvine, and thread, suitable for fishing &c &c
For sale by ZEBRA & CUMlNG
jai8 ltsrrc log Pearl stnret
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STOCK OF GOODS FOR SALE AND STORE
To LET

THE undersigned offers for sale the stock Of Dry Goods
(conssng principally Of staple goods) late the pro-
pcry of VIM. L. Hall AZ the store lately occupied by his
firm Of w L. and W. A. Hail. No % Catharinc street
tween Henry aud Madison stests m the city Of New York
together with the privilege Of the The location ~
considered one Of the best the street The has
large 'front.' depth about 70 feet and been newly fitted
with sky lights back aud with sir splendid mahogany
top counters, aud desk Of the most modern styie. -
The stock Of goods small but almost entirely Of
staple GOODS and busness wl hnd
for their TO call and premise, sqd pro-
eeous terms and be disposed Of Immediately % close
trust JOHN h. TURNER hsslsnse.
New York, Jan. 10, 1917. rawsrc
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A Life size Portrait of Gen. Zachary Tay-
lor,
Ttoenty eigh inches ,oide By hir4y inches
long.
Colored, will be given as a premium TO
any person forwarding S3 IN advance for
one years subscription to Godey's Lady S
Book-or any person IN arrears tor one or
more years, by forwarding the money due
and one year in advance, will also be eu-
Titled to copy.
The only correct likeness Of General Tay-
Tor ecer green TO The .4merjcaA pubic,
This Portrait is pronounced by the
press work Of art that has never heen
excelled, and for It's iaithfulnes, as a like
ness, Tie toilowlng testimony is offered:-
'NEw York, May, ls47.
e, the Undersigned, officers of the u:
3 Army, being personally acquainted
with Cen. Taylor, consider the above por-
trait To he correct likeness.
H. p. .uOrrison, Capt. 5lh Reg't. OF In.
tantry
Il. "A. Laiher, Capt. 2d Reg't. ofArtil.
iery.
+ Hamihon, Maj. 10Th Infantry.
y. III. FoHs, Surgeon u ). Navy.
~ Sydney Smith, lst LIT. lsl ARTILLERY.
ID q. Rogers, lst Lit. ID Dragons.
Il Lowd, Capt % Dragnons.
Il .uyers, I'd Lieut.. 9th Infantry
The above certificate is sent with ey.
cry portrait. Address
l.. A Cooley, Philadelphia.
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PROSPECTUS
Democratic Pioneer.
FOR THE

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U. Sandusky, August 6, le47.
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T. LSIOR,
The Pioneer in American Literature and
AIT.
Godey's Lady's Book.

TRE. Thlrly>ffth volume commences
with the july humber. On opening il the
publisher takes occasion TO renew his as
surances, that no relax rioa, shall occur in
his efforts 10 maintain the exalted position
which the work has so long held IN he
estimation OF the reading community.
And the fact that, for nearly eighteen
years, it has been pre- eminent over all
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conclusively that the publisher has thus
far kept his faith with the public. No
work could during such series Of years,
continue to held the first place before the
people, unless its claims were solid and
substantial.
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'ion. 1t has advanced aud kept pace with;
If not led on in the Improvements of Amer!
lean Literature, and into the brightest
available talent Of the country has teen
employed at an immense expense. The
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leauty in Art have been bronght 10 illume
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learning contributed to the pleasure and
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our only pupose--instruction is blended
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heart and mind; to cherish the love Of
truth, and The practice ofvirlue-saisfied
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rue BEST WRIT..RS
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Essays on the useful and ornamental
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NC. The size oi the Book is increased,
in order to make room for this uuusal va
rlet.
FOrty-Eight Extra Pages
o' reading matter were gwen ~ the last,
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Congressional Register,

with the commencement of The 30th
congress, we propose 10 continue the
Congressional Register on the same plan
as published during the last session. 1t
Will contain full and accurate report Of
the business proceedings of Congress, to-
gether with sketches of the debates which
TAKE place in each house. The next Con
gress will be one of the most important
"h'ch has assembled tor years, and il is
our determination to give to the people
complete history of their proce ed ings i,
and at such a loo price that every person
VINO takes an interest in the acts of that
body can procure copy. 1t is believed
that the lst session of the Both Congress
VIII continue at least eigh months; and we
therefore propose to issue weekly, on a
mammoth sheet, octave form, the proceed
lngs at the unprecedented low rate of
Hp|/pa, l.
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500

Different varieties OF young grated trees
All orders will be promptly filled when the
weather is favorable for taking up.
The following are some of the most popu-
lar varieties:
Pear apple, Apple sauce apple, Ph@nix,
Rhode Island Greening, Speilzinberg, or
short Oxheart, Winter Rambo, Fall Ram.
bo, red Pippin, Belllower, green pippin,
white Pippin, summer Queen. Vanderver,
Pippin, Newtown plppin Lady finger, ear
ly, White, Pearmain, Ladies Blush, Jnly
Apple, Holland rippip, summer Rambo,
Roxbury Russet, Monslrous Pippin,
Tewksbury winter Blush, red Everlasting,
Milan, Golden Russel, Large winter
Vandever, early Butter Apple, Keefer,
Black Gillifower, Polk's Monstrous Ram,
bo, Indian early Neverfail, Harvest,
Swaar, Cumberland Spice, Musk apple
Long Oxheart, red Russet, Tolman Sweet
Red Gillifower, Winter Wear, Striped
winter, Bow, Spice, Yellow Pippin, Seek
no. further, Red winter Sweet, sweet Rus
set, Trenton early Wine sap, and every
other variety to be procured from Nurse ry
men in Ohio; with large and carefully
selected variety ofother fruits, embra cling:
ears, IeaCnes, NeClaFtUes, ounces
Dwarf Apple, Siber an Crab, Plumbs,
Cherries, Raspberries, &c. &c.
AS he has devoted his whole attention
TO the culture of fruit, he Aatters himself
that his present selections are the best
that can be found west Of the Alleghe
mountains.
For reference call on Sheriff Baird
Col. McKelly, MtCutchen and Harper, Up
per Sandusky.
ALPHEUS RUSSELL.
McCutchenvile March 26 -lS41.-2J IT,
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lillian Reals.

Nonld respectfully inform the citizens
of Upper Sandusky and the county oI
yandot generaliy, that he has commenc-
ed the Saddllng business IN all its various
branches; and that he intends to spare no
pains IN making his work OF the best mate-
rial & neatest manner possible. lie there
fore, hopes that those wishing to purchase
will not forget to give HIM call and ex.
anime his stock and prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
n. B. All kinds Of produce taken in
payment for work, such as Wheat, Rye,
Corn, Buck wheat, Sugar, Bees,wax, Tai.
low, and the highest prices paid for hides
and Skins.
March IL, lS47-23-tf.
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Watch and Clocks!

HTliE citizens of Upper Sandusky and
vicinity, are respectfully informed
mat the subscriber has commenced the
atch and Clock making business in all
its varions branches. Patent Lever. Cyl.
lnder, Lepin, Repeater, and common
Watches and Clocks of all kinds repaired
and cleansed, on the most reasonable
terms.
lie also offers his services as surveyor.
ERNEST NJ. KRAKAU.
July 2. lS47-3S-3m.
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IAYLOR'S CAMP
TIE MARCH Has BEEN TpXARDu

ID HUFFMAN, having removed frons
his former stand, has taken up his
quarters in the room over Ayres' Store.
where he is prepared to accommodate te ev-
cry person that may give hlm a call. You
may talk of faylor, but Hoffman is the
greatest Tailor IN these diggens, aud for
proof of this, just give him trial.
FASHIONS! F.4SHIO.NSht
lie always keeps on hand the latest and
best fashions of the day, and Cuts and
makes clothes to please customers. His
work is neat and durable.
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LAW AND LAND AGENCY NOTICE.
Chester II. .WOit.

A TFORNEI & COUNSELLOR AT
LA W, and Commissioner to take the
'cknow edgements of Deeds and olher IN,
7truments under Seal, to be recorded in
ems! lvanla, Will hereafter pracuce in
'he county OF Wy andol, and the a d joining
counties. lie VIII also faithfully and
promptly attend to any Land Agency bus>
mess entrusted to his charge. Deeds
Mortgages, and other instruments OF wri-
tug, neatly and correctly drawn.
OFFICE, Upper Sandusky, Wyandotl
CO., ONO. [sept. >, 45.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-12-17
PETER A. TYLER.

Attorney al Lap and Solicitor IN Chancerv.
WILL practice Law in this aud adjoining
Counties, and punctually attend TO ali
business entrusted 10 his care
OFFICE, in McCntchehvill.
Dec. 9, le45.-l4-tf.