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DRUFF,s Map on the valley OF Me.lco.-A new and

I'D correct map OF the valley OF Mexico and the surround
ing mountains, including map OF the route between Vera
Cruz Alvarao, and Pnebia, drawn by j. Godsborough
Bruit this day received for sale Statoners Hail. Penn
syyana avenue, doors of 18th street Price rs
cents VIM. FISCHER.
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DENTAL SURGERY,

DENTAL SURGERY
By T.. IL. VAN PATrEN, M,
Permanent office and residence door TO Todds HAT
Store, near Browns HJIei,
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Young Ladies' Academy OF the Visitation,
Northwest of Park and Centre streets Ba'more Nd
TIME duties this institution will be resumed on the first
l. Monday OF September.
Board and tuition, per annuru $50
Hall boarding, 10
Tuition for half boarders and day scholars in the
higher branches, per annum 60
Elementary instruction, per annum 40
The charges made for instruction in the
French, Spanish Latin, and Italian languages for music
the piano, harp GUITAR organ, drawing and painting
oil painting, use OF philosophical apparatus, &c.
the extensive and elevated grounds of the academy pre-
il is believed, peculiar advantages for health and
recreation OF the boarders and other pupils
Preparatory school attached to the same institution
Tuition for pupils under the age of IA, per S25
Tuition for pupils under the age of 10, &c 10
Ink, quilts, &C. ss X
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Total lives insured 100
NORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL HANNAY, Secretary.
MlNTURN POST, Physician, SOL Broadway
CHARLES DE SELDINo No. III Todds Buildings,
Pennsylvania avenue, Agent
W. p. JOHNSTON M. d., of and 7th Streets ply
stefan. Aug 1l-lawlm
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II 6 Benz Smith be written with pen the bot
'on OF the box, all sugar-coatcd pills connie eit
frmcipql office 1S Greenwich street, large brick block,
"cw FORK. Prce ~ cents IA box.
Nov b-6m
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July REPORT of the Mutual Life Insurance Com
u pany of New York, No. So Wall street.
This institutions during the month of July, issued
hundred and twenty policies, viz:
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ISIS No. 1.-Yello,c Pine Timber.

CLASS No. 2.--White Oak Timber.
65 pieces 60 feet long "a by u inches
26O do So do II by ~ do
5000 linear feet promscuous lengths average not less
than Is feet, IS by Is inches.
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The above spruce spars must average not less than five
feet in length tor inch of the diameter and be
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Ut. SMITH
DEAR nm most ont Of your "lndian vegetable sugar
coated pills. and ind them selling that think you
had betler send me two gross immediately icy give
uch general satisfaction tat people least twenty
miles or them; aud II - generally known agent Tor
ueln, would be very sorry to get out.
Yours respectfully,
SAML MOORE " co.
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Dr. u. BENZ. SMITH.
DEAR SIRE Your agent en With lot OF your sugar
coated pills, and have but lew boxes lett every box
have sold has given entire satisfaction. have taken
hem myself, and / consider them the best pills have
ever used, and afraid recommend them 10 the
public wish further supply at
ours respectfully,
JACOB hlBIER. p M
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N Office.

rs hereby given, that their will be pss
- ttion presented to the Commissioners
Of Wyandot county, Ohio, at their noxt
June session, l947, praying for the loca
ton of county road; said road to conn
mence where the ceuter line Of sselioa
fourteen, in Ridge township crosses the
county road leading from Cary TO Mt.
blanchard; hence south on said center
line through sections fourteen, twentys
three, twenty six and thirty five, 10 town
ship one south, of range twelve east, to
intersect the county road, leading from
Mt, Blanchard to Crawfordvills and there
cease.
April 10, ls47-22-4t.
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~ BY the last number Of the Detroit
Free Press, we learn that CRAs. B. FLooD
has retired from the editorial char Of that
paper. Mr. Flood is well aud favorably
known as an editor in Ohio. - Statesman
The Cleveland Times says:
Coz CuAs y. Flood has retired from
the editorial management of the Detroit
Free Press, after connection with that
paper Of eighteen months, during which
he has displayed shining talents, with the
never varying consistency Of a true dem
ocrat. Col Flood is favorably known to
the craft in the the Buckeye States, and
and we rust his connection wi h the dem
ocracy in the capacity of an editor, will,
ere long be renewed
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LOOK ON I

Many ofour Subscribers having suffered
severely from the depreciation Of Pefs ms
calling themselves Ageuts for the Lady 5
Book we deem ii our duty TO protect
them, as far as we car, from any further
imposition. Oar regularly constituted
Agents are published on the cover Of every
No. Of the Book, aud yet in defiance Of
this, some of our old subscribers have paid
these lnpostors, and the5 have also sue
ceeded in getting new Subscribers, and
receiving advance payment for the same
la none Of these cases do we either give
credit for the money to tie old subscriber.
or send the work to The new Consequent.
ly the loss is theirs.
Our A gents, besides having Cert
cate from Us, are also furnished with a
Certificate of Agency, under the seal OF
office, from either the Mayor of Ciucin-
natl, or the Rec rider of the City Of Phil
adelphia. Surely this should be snificieut
guarantee. Let eyery person who wishes
to subscribe, or who is asked TO pay mon
ey, insistupon seeing these documents.-
The following are among the known the
known lmposters.
o. Fl Stem, 20. II, P. Stem is our Au
thorised Agenl.)
j. Benz. Weld (Johu b Weld is our au
iborlsed Agent.1
Franklin y. Jennings, (E. Y. Jennings
is our authorised Agni.)
Joseph +. Dent, e.. I. Dent is our al.
thorised Agentsl
4. II. Se,erns IN the State Of New York,
TTAomas Severn is our authorised Agent.
J. Il. Smith, [James K. Smith is our an.
thorised Agent.
J. c. BIossom, FIVE have no Agent W hose
name resembles this
Franklin Y Jennings is described 10 us ),
as about 5 feet 8 inches high, dark com
plexion, well dressed, aud of a gentle
manly appearance. AS it may be the
same fellow assuming variety of names,
this d escriptIon may be Of some use 10 de
tecting bln,.
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Notice.

FENlEIR will be petition presented to
n tie commissioners of Wyaudot coun-
ty, Ohio, at their June session, praying
for the location Of a county road, COM
mencing at the south east corner OF sec~
ton three in township two south, of range
fifteen east, running thence west on the
section line as near to the corner post
between sectiens two and eleven, In
township two south. Of range fourteen
east, as is practicable without crossing
Negro run; thence westwardly or north-
westwardly course on the best ground
to intersect the Kiibourn road at the
bridge across the Sandusky river.
Arril "a, lS47-20-4t.
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latter from Can't. HORNED.

Or WIN. Egry, received letter from
Capt. HORNED a few days since, in which
he states that a member Of his company
named Geo. Eckerly was killed at the en-
gagement at Seraiyo between Major Gid
dings and Gen. Urea. Mr.. Eckerly is
represented as having been a rst rate
soldier, and his loss is much regretted by
the company.
Geo. George, also Of Capt. H. com.
pany, composed one of the gun squad oI
Lit. McCarter, which Maj. Glddings al,
ludes to in his official despatch as having
done efficient service. Mr.. g. was for
merly from Colum bus, aud belonged to the
German Artillery Company OF that city
Captain Ii. says the Daytonian c compa-
nies are enjoying good health, are in ex.
cellept spirits, and will return home in 9
short time. '--Dayton Empire
Mr.. George was one of the pioneers Of
one of our excellent artillery companies
lie'is over six feet high, and one of the
finest ooking soldiers we ever saw. w,
saw him at Cincinnati last summer
Camp Washington. lie said he intende,
to do his duty in defence of his adopte,
country, and we felt sure he would do it
Ohio Statesman.
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given, thatapplication
will be made 10 the Commissioners OF
Wyandot county, at their next session,
(ip June, 1917 for a county road, com.
mencing at point on north and south
road, at the north east corner of section
twelve, (l2l in Mifiin township, in said
county, and running tAence west course,
Ton the section line, to the point oi
termination on the west line of Wyandot
county, at the north west corner Of sec
nine, [9] in jackson township.
April 20, lS47--30-4t,
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Notice.

faNIlERE will be a petition presentedt to
u the Commissioners of WY andot coun.
ty, Ohio, at their next June session, for
an alteration ofthe Radner State road (ss
called, said alteration TO commence
where said road lntersects the section line
between sections twenty eight and thirty
three, in township three south, of range
fourteen east; running thence angling
through the east half, of the south west
quarter of said section twenty eight,
crossing The half fsection line three rods
east Of the north west corner Of said east
half Of the south vest quarter Of section
twenty eight aforesaid; thence angling
across the north west quarter ofsaid sec-
ton twenty eight, until it intersects the
section line, quarter of mile north OF
TIE quarter post, between sections twenty
eight and twenty nine; thence north oa
the section line TO a dry snag of trse
about twenty or twenty five rods, south of
the north east corner of section twenty;
thence north W est to intersect the present
road, at or near the point where IL crosses
the south line Of section seventeen ia
said township.
April 9th, lS47-29-4t.
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Masters Sale!

TpY virtue of a decretal order, issned by
- the court common pleas Of Crawford
county, in the State Of Ohio, and to me
directed, on the tenth day Of April, A. d.,
ls47; / shall offer for sale at public vendus
al the door Of the court house in tho town
Of Upper Sandusky, Wyaudot county,
Ohio, between the hoGrs Of 10 O'Clock A.
VI. and O'Clock P. NJ. ON the 29th day of
May next, the following lands and teRe-
ments, TO wit: Lot number one, on the
north part of the north half of fractional,
section twenty, in fractional township
two south, in range thirteen, in said Wy>
andot county.
l.. A PEASE.
Specia! Master Com in Chancery.
April 2lst, le47 -29-4t.
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MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. May G. 1871.

Flour was held this morning at 81, but
on the announcement of the steamer be.
ing lelegraphed at Boston all business
was suspended. City mills was also held
at Sc, with small sales, last evening; and
CO m meal at A so, previous to the an
no uncement of the steamer; but since
pr ices have advanced to an unknown
polnt for all kinds of breadstuff. Sales OF
600 bushels Penns, Ivania red wheat
were, made yesterday at Goa GA cts,
a nd 1000 bushels of " hite at &c cts.--
Sales this morning of 3 500 bushels Penn
5 sylvania red at ga 63 cts.
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American Hotel,
UPPER NDUSK OHIO.
by
w. w. BATES,

A few doors north Of the Public square,
on the Sandusky avenue, and near TO the,
Receivers Office, where every attention
will be paid to the Travelling public ard.
others that may be pleased 10 Tatronizs
him.
sTAGEOF FTICE.
This is tie general Stage Office, on tho
line leading from Columbus TO Tifia
through this place, where those wishing
seats in the coaches can be accommoda-
ted.
Jan. 25 lS47-l7tf,
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Tothe Nars.

The Statesman has learned, through a
Dayton paper, thai one Of the companies
in this city is being raised under the di.
rection of he editor Of the Enquirer. The
same is the fact, Colonel; and Its rank
roll is nearly complete, being GIled up by
men, who, if occasion shall require will
be very apt to rendera good account ol
themselves. = Gin. Eng.
There will be no mistake about the ac-
count they will reader of themselves; that
is certain. Yuu may look out for the
editors Of the Ohio State journal, Xenia
Torch iiglt. and OAlo Statesman to be
coming after! viii you take us in, Mr.
Brough! If so, we and the editor of the
Journal will call on our way and take the
rorchNLight man with u.s. Statesman.
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Road Notice.

A petition was filed with the Commits.
siouers of Wyandoi county, Ohio, at their
last March session. for an alteration OF the
KiIbourn state road, commencing at the
Top of the Hill Immed lately on the east
side o. the Sandusky River, running thenoa
to the bridge across the said river, aud
from thence to intersect the present state
road at the nearst and best point.
April 2G, lS41--29-4t.
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Notice,

rs hereby given, that their will be a pc
n tition presented TO the Commissioners
of Wyandot county. Ohio at their next
June term, A. ID. lsd7, praying for the
location of county road, commencing al
the south east corner Of section fourteen.
and north eel corner Of seciion twenty
tbree, ia township three south, OF rauge
thirte IN east, (said point Of begin beng
al a north and south road;) running thence
" est la the TymoChtee Greek.
Aptil 81, ls47-29-4t.
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Notice,

US hereby given, that there will be pes.
u lition presented to the Commissioners,
of Wyandot County, Quo, at their June,
session, A. ID. lS47, praying for The loca>
ton Of a county road, commencing 10 the
center o Sdudusky Avenue, in the Town
of Upper Sandasiry Ohio, opposite Finds
lay street, in said Towa; thence running
due west with Findlay street notil II IN
,ersects Warpule street; ihence north win
Narpole street until it iDierseets the sec,
tion line between sections thirty and thir%
IL one. in township number two south. OF
range number fourteen east. FIRST meridl-.
an. Ohio; thence due west on or nearsaid
line until il intersecIs the mad river and
lake erie rail ruad.
Many Citizens.
March aC. -ls47.- d..
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Maj. caines and Borland, and Capt. Clay

Maj. Gaines and Borland, and Capt. Clay.
We learn this morning by our friend
jnr G of Boone country, KY, that news
was received in Burlington, on Monday
last, by some returning volunteers, of the
arrival at Saliillo of Majors Gaines and
Borland and Capt. G. M, Clay, together
with the troops captured with them. The
exchange of Mexican prisoners for them,
our readers will recollect, was effected
after the battle Of Buena Vista. Maj &. 5
family expect him shortly at home; Gas
sins NJ Clay has volunteered for the war,
and Nj ajor Borland, we regret TO learn,
died of disease shortly after his return to
his command x Gin. .4ttoS.
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Notice.

FENHERE win be a petition presented to
u the commissioners ofWyandot coun
ty, at their next June session, praying for
the vacation of the county road leading
from Tymcchiee village to Anthony Ii.
Arnold's Mills.
April 81, lS47-30-4t.
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From the Statesman.
BY this Mornings western Mail.
Glorious News!!

The following is from the Picayune,
extra, of the Both, sent us on The Schuyl.
kill by Rodney 81 Co., of the Cairo wharf
boat:
From the N. 0. Picayune, April 80.
Another Glorious victoryl!!--Battle of
CerrO Gordo!
Santa Anna again Defeated in a Pitched
Battle By Gen. ScoH--Sir Thousand
.Hericans Taken Prisoners Five Hum
dred Americrns Killed aud Wouaded-
Gen. La Pega AGAIN Prisoner.
By the steamship McKim, which left
Vera Cruz on tue Goth inst, we have
glorious news from the army under Gen.
Scott. Mr. Bugbee, who was sent from the
scene Of action by Mr. Kendall, with des,
patches for this office, left the McKlm 20
miles below the city, and came up to the
city, express, with the glorious tidings.
On the afternoon ofthe l7th, the ad-
vance undc fien. Twiggs encountered the
enemy, when severe but indecisiye con-
fict ensued. As the general orders show
that il was Gen. SCOTS intention to give
battle on the 18th, il may be that this en-
gsgement was brought on by the Mexi-
cans. The main battle occurred on the
18th, and resulted in the complete tri.
umpA Of The Am erican arms.
Santa Anna made his escape after bls
army was routed. Gen. La Vega is again
among the prisoners. Besides him there
were five Generals taken, and u long list
of Colonels and subornate officers. We
give below list of snch of the officers as
are coming TO this place. They were TO
leave Vera Cruz about the 25th.
PLAN DEL RIO, April I'LL A, NJ.
The division Of Gen. Twiggs started
two hours since, and a heavy cannonade e
has already commenced up n his line from
the larthest If the Mexican works. AT
intersa ais, too, the rattling of small arms
can be heard distinctly from the Dragon
camp where am writing this. am go
and Cap'. Pemberton,to the seat of action
and will return here at night to report the
progress nfthe fight. 1t was not intend
ed believe, that Gen. Twiggs should
open the fight to day, al least TO bring on
general action, aud it is therefore pre-
sumable the Mexicans have commenced
upon him. write in great haste.
C. w. K.
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oIlCEis is hereby given, that the sub,
scrlber has been appointed and quail
ned as Executor on the Estate Of John
FISHER, late ofWyandot county, deceased.
Dated at Ridge township, Wyandot
county, o., this llth day of May, A. d.
lS47.
THOMAS N. SHEPHERD.
3l-3t
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Majors Gaines end BOrlaRd and Capt
C1dy.-We learn this morning by our
friend Gabriel Gaines, Esq, IA volunteer
of Major G.) of Boone county, KY, that
news was received in Burlington, on Mon
day last, by some returning volunteers, oi
the arrival at Saltilo of Majors Gaines
and Borland and Capt. G. NJ. Clay, to-
gether with the troops captured with
them. The exchange of Mexican priso
ners FOR ttem, our readers will recolleet,
was effected after the battle OF Buena
Vista. Maj. G's family expect him short
iy at home; Cassins VI. Clay has volunteer
ed for the war, and Major DoFland, we
regret to learn. died Of disease shord,
after his return 10 his command Gin
Alias.
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PETER A. TYLER.

.4Horney al Lao aud Solicitor in Chancery,
WILL practice Law in this aud adj Joining
Counties, aud Punctuaiy attend to all
business entrusted TO his care
OFFICE, in McCulchensill.
Dec. Q, lS45-lI-tf.
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N Office.

A y my instance an attachment was TINS,
IA day issued by Michael Brackley Jus-,
tice Of The peace Of Tymochtee townships,
Wyandot county, Ohio, against the props,
erty and effects of William p, Hubble and,
Solomon S. Knapp, nonresiaents of said
county.
ALPHEUS RUSSELL.
Dated March llih, IS47-5-2i.
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G. w. BEER Y.


G. w. BERRY. A. l. l. E.
BERRY g. LYLE,
attorneys al Lac, Upper Sa@dasky, Ohio,
VETlLL promptly attend to any busi,
Wv ness intrusied to their care, in
W,andot and adjoining counties.
Upper Saodusky, Sept. 5, 46.-50
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOTIcn.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub.
scriber has been appointed and quail,
fed as administrator on the Estate of
Christian Hence, late of Wyaudot coun.
ty, deceased.
Dated at Mexico, this 7th day of May,
A. ID. lS47,
FREDERICK BLOOM.
oI-ot
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Rev. Mr.. Wonder, of Cary, will preach in
the Methodist E. Church, in Upper San
dusky, on Sabbath next, at ii o'clock, A. NJ
in the German, and at 2 o'clock, P. NJ. in the
English languace.
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A T my instance an stiachment was this
"A day issued by William ). Potter,
Justice Of the peace OF Mersailiss iown-
Ship, Ny aadot conaii %, against the pros
periy and effects Of Alexander urle. an
absconding debtor. DAY pUGH.
Dated April 10th le41-2s-3t*
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This exhibits large increase over the
wbig tariff of 1912. 1t is intimated that
the receipts under the new tariff will
thirty millions for the first year Of
its operatiou.-HdteSman
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MARRIED,

Mas %, by Rev John Bu rgess, Mr.. ELIJAH
X. FERRis, to Miss CRRIsTENA KENNEDY.
all of Versailles, Wyando, Co., Ohio.