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o. No "lHibbard's Pills" are genuine
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appears on the la bel of each bog, The
genuine pills are for sale by
ZIMMERMAN.
March 5th, IS47.-22-6m.
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Peace with Mexico!
DEATH OF SANTA ANNA!!!
The First Regiment of Ohio Volunteers.
have arrived at U. Sandusky, at the
C. R OC Il R Y

Of the subscriber, and through their Gus.
tom, made groceries so CHEAP that a
man can do nothing else than buy. Peo,
Pile Of Wyandot and surrounding connties,
there is the place to buy. He always
keeps good stock on hand, which he
Sehts CHEAPER than any other Grocery
This side Of .Nasstiion.
Come and see bis stock, consisting Of the
following articles:
Rio Coffee, N. 0. Sugar, Molasses,
Figs, Starch, Loaf Sugar, Raisins,
Liquors, Venitian red, Caster Oh,
Tobaccos, Shot, Bears Oil,
Nuts, Powder, Turpentine
Y. III. Tea, Lead, Ropes,
And variety OF other articles that would
Gil whole sheet 10 enumerate.
His Grocery is situated on the Wyandol
Avenue, right opposite where j. McCutch-
en- formerly had his dry good store.
ANTHONY YUNCKER.
Upper Sandusky, Feb. S, l847.-ls.
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NIL.LTNER

ATISS NJ. HARTZ-NIiIliner and Nam
1tA tuamaker, has located in Upper San
dusky, on main street, near the public
square. where all calls in her line Of bus
mess, will be promptly attended.
August l3, lS47.--44-3t
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500

Different varieties of young grated trees
A II orders will be promptly tlied when the
weather is favorable for taking up.
The following are some OF the mus popu-
lar varieties:
Pear apple, Apple sauce apple, Phenix
Rhode Island Greening, Speitzlnberg, or
short Oxheart, Winter Rambo, Fall Kan
bo, red PIppin, BetAowet, green Plppn.
white PIppln, summer Queen, Nanderser,
P'ppin, Newtown plppln, Lad hnger, ear
ly, Nhile, Peatmam, Ladies BUSH, July
Apple, Holland lippln, summer Kan6o
Koxbury Russet, Monstrous Pppin
rewksbury winter Blush, red Everlasting
Milan. Golden Russel, Large wintel
Vaudever, early Butter Apple, keeter
Black Gilhduwer, Polk's Monstrons Ram
DO, Indian early Neverfail, Harvest
Swaar, Cumberlaud Spice, Musk apple
Long Oxheart, red Russet, Tolsaaa Sweet
Red Giihhower, Winter Wear, Striped
winter, Bow, Spice, Yellow Pippin, Seek
no. further, Red winter Sweet, sweet Rus
set, Trenton early Wine sap. and ever!
| other variety TO be procured from Nurser,
men in Ohio; with large aud CAREFUL,
selected variety ofother fruits, EN- cling
| Pears, Peaches, Nectarines, Ounce
Dwarf Apple, Siber an Crab, Plumbs
Cherries, Raspberries, &c. &c.
AS he has devoted his whole attention
10 the culture of fruit, he fauers himsel
that his present selections are the bes
that can be found west Of the Alleghen
| mountains.
For reference call on Sheriff Baird
Col McKelly, McCulchen and Harper, Up
per Saudusky.
ALPHEUS RUSSELL.
MeCutchenville March 26,- -lS47. .-25 1
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Durbin. Pool & Smith.

The general nature OF the business to
be transacted is that Of general mercan-
tile and lumber business, to be conducted
at Sandusky City, Erie county. and state
of Ohio, and at such other places as may
hereafter be agreed upon.
VIM. Durbin, Jr., John G.. Pool, and
Angns Smith, are the general partners,
s. Elias III. Haipes the special partner,
who has contributed the sum OF FOUR THOU.
SAND DOLLARS in cash as capital TO the
common stock. The parties reside at
Sandusky City afore mentioned. The said
partnership is to commence on the 18th
day ofApriI, ls47, and to terminate on
the lst day of April, ls49
WM. BURBlN, Jr.,
JOHN G.. POOL.
ANGUS SMITH,
L. II. HAlNES.
THE STATE OF ONO,
ERIE county,ss.
On the 18th day of April, le47, person
ally appeared the above named Wm. Dur
bin, Jr., John G. Pool, Angus Smith, and
Elias II. Hains, and severally acknowledg
ed that they had executed the above in
strument for the uses and purposes therein
mentioned. Before me, z. w. BARKER
j. p.
April 10, ls47.-3s-6w.S3,50
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Notice.

Dr.. John J Harts, from Frederick. Ohio
has appoin ed Messrs Zimmerman IL Nc
Coy Of this place as ageots for his pills
&c. DR.. lIars does not offer any patented
nostrum! but will refer the public 10 the
best ph,sic clans on the " Nestern Reserve
where he has praclised as ply sician ane
surg con for the last 10 years. AS 10 hi
standing as a physician and surgeon, he
will reterto
Doctor i. Bggelow, Palmyra, Portage
county, ..
4" Jas De Wolf, lfavanna, @
4" j. Town. Hudson, Summit co. o
I" X Estep, Canton, Stark CO. .
+" $. Seeby, Warren Trnmbull co.
p" j. Scott, Psrkman, Geaugs CO.
January |, lS47 - l3-3m.
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LAW ANDLAND AGENCY NOTICE.
Chester II. Mott.

A TTORNEY g. COUNSELLOR AT
IA LAW, and Commissioner to take the
,eknow Judgements of Deeds and other in
struments under Seal, to be recorded in
Pennsylvania, will hereafter practice in
the county of Wyandot. and the adjoining
counties. He will also faithfully aud
promptly attend TO any Land Agency bus>
mess entrusted to his charge. Deeds,
Mortgages, and other instruments of wri-
ting, neatly and correctly drawn.
OFFICE, Upper Sandusky, Wyandott
CO., Ohio. lsept. D, 10.
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r. EFF E II e n c e s.
Limited Partnership.

FgsHE l. uud ersigned have formed limited
= partnership in pursuance OF the pro
visions of the act to authorize and regu>
late limited parlnnrships,' passed January
9th, lS46. to be conducted under the
name and firm of
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Fruit Trees.

FEllE subscriber has for sale, al his un
u rivailed nursery, two miles east OF
McCutchenyille, Wyandot county, more
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A Card.

nR. II. r. Wife, having located al
~ Cary for the practice Of Medicine,
would respectfully offer his PROTEST. onai
Services to the citizens of said place and
adjacent country, hoping by his expert
ance and skill in the treatment ofdiseases
to merit the patronage of the afflicted
public.
REFE ENCES.
l.. B. Smith, NJ. ID.
X. Philips, Nj. ID. Berlin, Ohio.
S. Steward, NJ. ID.
f. Steel, Nj. ID. oher;, q
II. Johnson, NJ. ID.
S. Kyle Nj ID. Birmingham.
Drs. Horuer 81 Fosler, Milan.
April 80, l947.-29-2m.
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List of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at Upper
Sandusky, o. on the first day OF July, lo47.
Ault John NJ Kirby jr Moses
Afford Charles Lones Henry or
Anderson Mrs 5 Charles
Aylsworth or Green1andis James
Beam Susan q Miller Fanny
Bonner James B Melvene
Brown Mrs ID Il Moore Elisha
Brown George McElvain John
Bearinger Mary A Mears Ellen
Beard John Maffett William
Bevet Melville Manly n c
Crisswel Samuel McMakin John
Cesley Alexander Oficer Thomas
Culver Mrs Celia Osborn Elias
Dye Andrew J Powell Miss NJ A
Dunn Amer Phillips j ii
Dumb Anjrew Patterson James e
Edgington harles Pancosst &C
Ensminger Afford Peterman Nancy
Easton Il RussIe AlvinJ
Elkins Enoch B Rsgon John
Elhinny Mary Nj Robertson HC
| Edwards U IL Reichman George
Eaton Amasa Ridder Amos Nj
| Eylor George Richardson John
Edrigd II Schuetz Gerhart
Gnndrum J ohm Smith Hatsit
Gillett A IL Scott Alexander
Isien Clark Salisbie Mr.
Hall WE SIaneslans ,Croneliss
Holm ID avid Slansbery Samuel VI
Hitchcock Bordman SIalter Hissn
Harger VIM Tribolet Samuel
Hall Miss Martha Wright Nancy
Innmsn Steward 2 Wilson Rebecca
Jury Abner Wilise William
Kampbeli Miss X White George
Ripper Mr. Venting George
kessier Wm Wilson David
Kpg Nelson III Williams Ramona
Ka,s Michael Voter Moses
JOSIAH SMITH, p. NJ.
July I'd, le47--3e-4,.
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Notice

rs hereby given, that The subscriber has
Il been appointed and qualified as ad,
ministrator, of the estate of Henry G..
kennedy late of Wyandot county, deceas-
led.
e.... JOHN FEHL.
July Is. ls4I-4l-3t.
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Strayed!

From the subscriber, residing six miles
west OF Upper Sandusky. one mile south
of the FindIay road, on the Goth July, a
Cow described as follows: color red with
black stripes; head white with red stripes
around her eyes, the point Of one ear is
bitten on and has a small stripe without
hair on the tail. Any person knowing
and will give Information about said COW
to the owner. or TO Anthony Yuncker at
Upper Saudusky, will be duly rewarded.
JOHN BEST.
August o. Ie47.-44-3 -
FISH!
EOR SALE AT WHITES SALOON.
Il ast e 4. WHITE.
August 8, ls47--43.
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At Wholesale
LOCKWOOD s. GRAHAM,

IN sANpUsKY CITY, ONO.
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SHOCKING MURDER.-We give beloS
from the Maysvile Eagle. of Thursday last
the particulars of horrid affair which took
place at Sharpsburg, Bath county KY, few
days ago:
"On Monday last, Mr.. j. C. Robinson,
principal teacher of the Academy at that
place, felt compel din consequence of a
rebrlious disregard Of the laws Of his
school, coupled with insulting language when
reproved for ito expel from The school a
son of DR.. M. G. Ashby, l6 or II years old
Young Ashby vowed revenge, and calling
on one of his comrades, young man named
Crouch, TO aid him, procured long-bladed
knife for the occasion. On Tuesday after
noon, while Robinson was locking his school
room door, he was set upon by Ashby and
Crouch, and defended himself as well as he
could with an umbrelle, until he saw his op-
portunity aud seized stone, with which lie
felled Crouch. Crouch, however, r,regained his
feet. and jointly with Ashby closed on Rob-
inson, when the latter received lorrible cash
with the knite in the right part of the stom-
ache, and staggered. A man named Chris
tian heard of the difficulty. and ran up Just
in time to catch Robinson in his arms, who
exclaimed :; Il am dead man. and instantly
expired.
"The guilty young men Immediately made
their escape, and when our informent lef; Oh
Wednesday afternoon, he had head Of no
Efforts being made to ares, them. Mr.. II.
married in This city some Is months ago,
while resident of Gallipois, Ohio, whence
he removed last May 10 Sharpsburg."
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NEW COUNTY NOTICE.

DETITIONS will be presented 10 the next
IL Legislature OF Ohio praying for the erection
Of a new County, to be taken from the countIe 8
OF Allen and Mercer, and to be called Auglaze
and for attaching part Of Putnam County to the
County Of Allen, as follows, viz:
The new Ceunty, beginning at the north west
corner OF township No. four south of range No.
four east in Mercer County and running thence
east to the North west corner Of township four
south range six east in Allen county. thence
south to the south west corner of said township
thence east to the north east corner of township
No. Ave south ofrange eight east, thence south
along the line between Ranges eight and nine
to the north line of Logan county. thence west
wardly and southwardly along the Logan county
line to the line between the counties of Allen and
Shelby, thence with the Shelby county line west
to the Mercer County line thence south to the
south east CORNER Of township seven south range
four east, thence west to the south east corner OF
section thirty-one in said township, thence south
to the Dark county line, thence westwardy along
the Dark county line to the line between sections
two and three of Townships No. eight south Of
range No three east, thence north to the north
west corner of section fourteen, town six south
ofrange three east. thence east to the south east
corner OF section twelve of said township and
thence north between ranges three aud four
east to the begnnng--or SO much thereof as
shall be deemed best adapted for the proposed
end, and that surveyed townships, No. two south
Of ranges five, six, seven and eight OF the coun-
ty Of Putnam, or such less quantity, as the leg.
isature shall see fit, be attached TO, and made
part of the County of Allen. s348
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N1 Office is hereby given, that petitions will
lY he presented TO the next General Assemb-
ly of the State of Ohio, for the erection OF the
new county Of Auguize. bounded as follows:--
including townships No. five and SIX, south eff
county, townships No, five and six south of range
seven east; townships No. FIVE and six, sou.n of
range six east; townships No. fonr, FIVE and six,
south of range FIVE east. in Allen and Shelby
counties; townships No. four, FIVE, six and sew
en-, south of range four east, in Mercer CO., or
four miles wide off from the east side thereof, al.
SO, one mile off from the moth side of the town
ships No. five, six and seven south of ranges
five six and seven east in Shelby county-the
above loss of Shelby county to be supplied from
the west side of Logan, and east side of Mercer
counties, and that four Of the most southern
townships Of Putnam County be added to Allen
county, and that Allen county be divided by the
erection of Auglaize as aforesaid.
Oct, 26, 1847. *348
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- PROSPECTUS
OF THE -.
CONGRESSIONAL REGISTER.

With the commencement of the Both Congress-
we propose to continue the Congressional Regis
ter on the same plan as published during the
last session. II will contain full and accurate
report of the business proceedings Of Congress.
together with sketches of the debates which take
plaM in each house. The next Congress will
be one of the most important which has assem-.
bled for years, andit is our determination to give
to the people complete history of their proceed,
ings, and at such low price that every person
who takes an interest III the acts of that body
can procure copy. 1t is believed that the lst
session Of the 30lh Congress will continue at
least eight months; and we therefore propose to
issue weekly, on mammoth sheet, octave form,
One dollar per copy for the session.
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given that petitions will be present.
Il ed TO the next session of the Ohio Legislat-
ure for the erection OF q new county 10 be call
ed the County of Pulaski, Of territory to be taken
from the counties Of Putnam, Henry, Hancock,
and Wood, and bcu nded as follows. to wit:
Commencing at the south west CORNER Of town.
ship No, 9 north in range east, in Putnam coun.
ty, and running thence east along said township
line IL miles to tile northwest corner of township
No. north and range east, and running thence
south along said township line "a miles to the
hall section line OF S ecion No. 10 in last mani
ed township, & running thence due east l2 miles
TO the Hancock CO. line, thence north % miles
to the north west corner lof township No. north
in range 9 east, thence east along the township
line miles to the south east corner OF section
33 in township No. Q north in Range 9 aast,
thence due north 8 miles TO the Wood county
line thence east to the south east corne OF town
ship No. 3 north in range east. thenee north IL
miles along tho township line, to the north. east
corner of township No. north in range 8 east
inWood county. and thence west TO the north
west corner of the same township, thence south
along the county line 81 miles 10 the half section
line ef section No. "a in township north in range
Q east in Henry county, thence due west f2 miles
to the west line of township No. north in range
7 east, thence 24 miles to the north east corner of
township No. north in Range east, thence
ives, along said township line 6 miles to the north
west corner Of said township, thence south miles
to the Putnam county line, thence west miles
to the east line of Defiance county, thence south
6 miles to the place Of beginning, and that there
be attached to hcpI; county the following three
townships now part of Lucas county. g wit:-
All being of No. Z, north, and in ranges s, G. apd
enSt . - 1880
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-11-16

The Great American Remedy still holds
sway over muliludes of complains, its course
is onward and to conquer,no disease can with
Stand its curative properties, no instance has
ever yet occurred in which the administration
of this article has been Of no avail. The ef-
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pamphle,--read the testimony in many and
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NOTICE

IT hereby given that petition will be presen-
4 ted to the County Commissioners, at their
session on ,he first Monday Of December, i847,
praying for the establishment of new county
road beginning at the Lima and Perrysburg
State Road in Section 81 township number one
north Of range seven east thence on the north
side of run called Little Cranberry or Deer
Lake--ihence up said run to ntersect the half
section limo OF thirty-four--thence east on said
line to tho middle Of thirty five-thente north
east to intersecta county foad leading from oua
wa TO Pendleton.
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THE WIT OF SARCASM.

To be sarcastic is ilough, by S, me people
Il proof of ability. Such individuals as like
pack OF Chinese crackers thrown into
crowd, continually exploding in every dircc
ton, but with greater noise tlan injury
There is more ll-brecdng Than wit IL sar
casm, and more i'll nature than either. True
wi, does net const in abuse; but in profound
wisdom tersely expressed. Nothing there.
fore, can be further from wit than saicasm
and where thy 60 together, one is pressed in
10 the service, and is not a legitimate aKy
Nevertheless we know many, mostly young
persons who set up for wits on the score OF
sarcasm. They are usually very concoitcd,
or very foolish or very una,niable individuals
and by no means the terror TO others they
imagine. Prisons of sense are no more af-
fected by their sarcasm than mastiffs a.e by
the yclp Of lap-dog Arcal wit never con-
descends 10 reply TO item. We have known
many such sarcastic persons in our expert
cnce aud always found they cured themselves
of this childish habit as soon as they grew
up, or, if they did not, that they remained
children in the control of their tempcrs 10
the ED Of their career. 1t is mean sort of
revenge that seeks TO gall anothers' feelings
by salcasm. For where i, chauces to be sue
cess!ul, it is like the copper shot Of the Mexi-
cans, which gangrenes in the wound.
We frequently hear young persons at par
ty mah ing sarcastic remarks on those who en-.
ter. There is here, perhaps, NOT so much ill.,
breeding, not so much spleen at others
as desire to display ourselves. 1t is sor
of verbal harloqunism got up to raise a
laugh. The would be wits in this case are
like the monkey in the red coat at mena-
scre, who rides the ring and plays his antics
to amuse the children rather than people of
sense. When young gentlemen are the ac-
tors they are generally forward and conceited
slips of boys, cultivaing moustaches, and
stretching themselves up in company to ap-
lear like men. When young ladies are the
offenders, they will frequently be found not
very pretty, or not very amiable looking; and
though they usually attract hearers, they
make few fast friends, for every one is afraid
lest they should turn out shrews. We may
be amused at seeing crowd run frem a cha
ser, but we have no fancy 10 be chased our
selves. One enjoys the fun of beholdIngoth
ers take up the ne,tles, but is very careful
not 10 touch the sting. Hence the wisdom
of the common saying that sarcastic women
are rarely married. Though willing enough
to laugh at others, men donot care TO be
made butts themselves Moreover, long
practice in this habit, gives person insens-
bly, spleneiic mind, so that what was taken
up TO give zcst 10 conversation, is teo apt TO
end in spelling the temper. Tartuess would
seem 10 be infectious. People grow sour
and sarcastic together.-Neal's Gdx.
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The PoETRy OF NAruRE.-A lovely girl
was bending her head over a rosc-iree which
lady was purchasing from an Irish basket
woman in Convent garden market, New
Ysrk, when the woman looking kindly at the
young beauty, said 81 axes yer pardon.
young lady, but if it's pleasing to ye Pd
thank you 10 keep your cheek away from that
roso. veil put The lady out of consait with
the color of her flowers"
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NFw CoUNrERrEITs.- .-Thompson's Bank
Note List, ofthe goth inst, gives the fol
lowing statement of spurious notes just is
sued. $4's on the Bank of the State OF
North Caroliaa;5' on the Thomaslon Bank,
Me-; SIS on The Chester Bank, N. Y; 20's
on the Merchants Bank of Baltimore; SIS
on the Washington County Bank, N. Y: 2's
on he Bank of Sandusky, Ohio; SIS on Il Q
Onsario Bank of N. Y; SIS on the Middle
town Bank, NJ Y; Us on the Un ion Bank
Dover, New Jersey.