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From tho N. O. Delta, March %.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS

We nave just received from our corres-
pondent'at Monterey, more authentic ac-
counts Of thetgreat victory Of our arms at
Ruenn Vista, than have yet appeared, and
knowing the intense anxiety of the public
respecting of Ibis bloody fight, wo hasten
to lay them before our readers in an Ex.
ira. &t5 ~.
On the ,22d Santa Annabcgan the battle
by various manmvres, attempting TO out
flank and terriiy old Rough and Ready.
On that day the battle was confined 10
skirmishing and cannonading, without
much effect on either side. In The mean
time San1a Anna had sent large force TO
Taylorss rear, bu, our artillery opened up-
on them with great effect, and they. we're
soon compelled 10 Withdraw. 7. -,
On the 23d tho battle commenced in real
earnest, and ragged with great violence du-
ring The whole day. The Americans did
not wait to be attacked, bnt with the most
daring impetuosity charged on ihe9enemy
with loud huzzas. their officers leadinp
them most gaIlen.ly. Gen. Taylor was
everwhare in tho ,hckest oflbe eight, He
received a ball through his overcoat but
was no. injured. Atj't Bliss was slightly
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From TIE ~. @. Delta, March 90.
AMERICAN ARMS TRIUMPHANT!
Mexican loss, 1000! Ameri-
can. H0Oy

-
d Bloody Rattls--~A a merican vd1or itrium-
Phant--Santa Anna's army cut to pieces
n by Gen. Taylor. "a & 4 t.5 "a, s.
Where now are the scepiics, who threw
doubt and discl edit upon{our statements IN
The Delta "f Sunday, respecting tho victo-
ry "f Gen. Taylor. Where are tho unbe-
lie wing 'rhotnases WHO would mot credit
the story that old ~ Rough nntl Ready
hnd, again, under iha most nnfa vorabls
,circumstances.,a and against a greatly supe.
ri0r; force. commanded by their greatest
general and president, gained another and
MOST oLoRlnUs gofalI his victories. f,$s,
On the 9th pf March, Dr.. Turner. .U.S.A.
after many dangersan.! hair breath escapes;
arrived in Ma,amoras. Previous to his ur-
rival, the communications between Monte
Iey and our lines on the Rio GrrnLe, Ind
been closed Tor several days. Dr.. Turner.
communicated 10 one of onr correspon-
dents hnrfiedacconnt nfthe severe battle
Of Buenna Vista. fought between Ger.
Santa Annals f0rces. about 1000 strong,
aud Gen. Taylor's lil,lel army, hctween4 a
and 5000. mostly volunteers. The. battle
began on :he gloriuus anniversary Of the
birth Of Washington. a I'll day for tho dis
play Of American patriotism aud valor.-
The scene Of this bloody fight was at Bu-,
ena Vista, the poih, upon which General
Taylor had fallen mack from qua Nueya,
and is nbDut seven miles from Salliilo.
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sUMTERvILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA, April i 1847

the'firsl: tliis she presents TO her new hus,
band on her wedding. day. beginning ut one
Of the lille fingers.
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NlUul1BE;R12s. 1

is hnmani,y enough, rs well as re fincment
10 The American bosom, t,tr refuse The sang
tlon af our people 10 any such mode of
betting on the blood and lives Of human
beings. Char Epe Ne,cs. y
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MEMORANDA OF TIE BATTLE or
RUENA. VISTA.
Prepared for the Editors Of the tPicayune
bu Lieut.. J. C. Bibb. sU S. al. Is.

prepared JOT IHe EdatoTS 0J the'ftc1Yune,
by Lieut.. j.. J. C.. Bibb. U. S. a.
Dr.. Turner.aU. s. A. who arrived at
Matamoras on the 9th instant. from Mon.
terey, brought The glorious intelligence Of
an"ther brilliant victory over the NJ exican
army. The scene of action was at Buena
Vista, a hacienda about six miles west OF
Saltillo. The fighting commenced on the
22d February and ended on the 23L. San.
In Anna rrtired;to Agua Nueua. a tislanSe
"ften miles. lcaving four thousand killed
mas Adlntant General nnh many other clil-
GERS am,l men are prisoners. The loss on
our part was seven hundred killed an,!
wounded. Santa Anna's force amounted 10
at3least fifteen thousand men; that or Gen.
Taylor loiabout 6ve ,l,uusand. almost en-
tireiy yalnnteers. His army is composed:
of Washington Bragg's aud Thomas bat-E
leries,fo squadron OF thesIst and I'd Dra
gOons, the Arkansas anil Kentucky Cayal-I
ry.la brigadeo illinois and Indiana Volun.
teers, the lst Mississippi and 2.I Kentucky
Regiments, and one company Of Texas
Volunteers.
Dr.. 7. brought, list, OF SO officers killed
and wounded. l lef, in such haste that
was unable 10 obtain copy, bui recollece
among the killed Ca p,.; Lincoln, A ss't Adi't
GeneralU s. a.; Col. Yell, or the Arkan-
sas cavs:ry; Capt. Moore, AdIt Vaughan
and three others, (not namely Of the Ken
tucky cavalry Col. M.Kee, Lieut.. Col.
Clay, Capt. Willis, 2l Kentucky Infantry;
Col. Hardin and Major Gorman, Illinios
brig; many Of The Indiana brigade, sever
al Of Tho Mississippiireg't. and two Lieut's
of Texas volunteers. Among the -wound-
ed remember. Gen. Lime. Col. Jefferson
Davis, lst Miss reg'.; Capt. Stein, lst u.
Is. Dragoons; Capt. Conner, Texas vol.
Lieut's S. G. French and O'Drien. u. S.
artillery; Lieut.. Corwin, LIST Miss. rcg't,
and Lieut.. Whi.eside, Of tho Ind. brigade.
The official dispatches Of Gen. Taylor
have been cut Off Col. Mnrgan's regiment
Ohio volunteers, having been reinforced
by command from Monterey, had reach
ed that place in safety.
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a4MAS: ANA! lie is also making good use . rhis
.s.' earnings: 'l'l Ab"ut q year dgo he bough. 6f
one oi the proprietors OF the Gazette, a
pe!ce Of real estqte---a lot large enough, a.
build dwelling upnn-- which he has al
ready half paid for by, his owe, work. antI
that without tlepriving himaelf OF ra,io,,al i
recreation or injuring his heaIih. E.
Buys! 60 you hear tlial! Cheer up tami,i
whatever encouragement, Keeping in view
the pr"verh, which declares, that "when.
ever there is a will there is a way!'' s'
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fremont House,
DY
II. PERRY,
.NcCUTCHENVILLE, OHIO.
May 28lh, ls47--33tf.
Ohio Statesman
FOE L III c A MPA N.

Democrats of Ohio! a most important
campaign is approaching- hot less IN
its consequences upon the future, than
any that has preceded it; and III reply TO
a number OF letters, in reference 10 IA
campaign paper, We offer the ONO States
man, " eekIy, on the terms stated below
until the first Of next November. This
wlll give regular paper, after The cleo
tion, up 10 the iist OF November.
Never was there a time in our history
when newspaper was OF greater interest
or more important TO be IN the hands Vi
all. And we shall not only devote our
calumns to the ordinary politics of the
State and OF the nation, bot the exciting
scenes OF The war, and the extraordinary
course Of those leagUed with the enemy,
Will be detailed at tnl! length. The scenes
passing before us everyn Nere-ln Europe
aud America-are of the Dighest monent
to republican people; they all hang upon
a progress of free sentiment, free trade
aud equality ofrighls. Democrats on you
rests lhe noble work Of carrying them
through to successful standard. For
while our opponents are continually pro-
JeSaRs' TO be republicans, they never fail
TO throw stumbling blocks in the way Of
all progress to republican doctrines
hle they profess to love their country
they never lail to aid the enemy in all our
struggles with foreign foe. .--Democrats
you nave not only duty to perform 10 the
tented ieId, but one OF equal Importance
at hume.
Let The friends of Mexico obtain tri,
umph al your elections, aud where is the
honor or safety OF our government! BY vow,
then, al home, democrats, labor is TO be
performed, not less important to the fu
lure than IN The field of the soldier. Ia
fact their support and honor depend on
our action here. Are we ready, then, to
do our parG Shall the pat,iotic soldier
IN the field at death, be disgraced by our
inactlon! Let ii not be said 10 our re-
preach.
Wewill furnish a Campaign Statesman
to all who may desire il, from the tenth of
July next to the first OF November, at lhe
following prices, always 10 advance:
Single copy so cts.
Seven copies So 90
Twelve" to one Post Office 5 co
Twenty 200
0Ea5r Persons can cut ont this prospeo.
tus, and attach it TO a sheet Of writing
paper.
OL3- For convenience, names as soon as
received, viii be entered upon our list,
and papers forwarded at once.
S. MEDARY.
Columbus, June s, lS47.
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RRANDREpTH,s PILLS RELIA.

BRANDREDTH'S PILLS NELIA-
BI.E.-Le no one suppose that the Brands
reths Pills are not always the same. They
are. They can never be otherwise. The
principles upon which they are made are
so unerring, that million pounds could
be made per day without the most remote
possibility of a mistake occurring. Get
The genuine, that is all, and the medicine
will give you full satisfaction.
WHEN THE BLOOD IS AN UNsoUND CO ndi-
ton, it is as ready for infection, as land
ploughed and narrowed to receive the al
lotted grain. Those who are wise, will
therefore commence the publication of
their blood without delay; and those who
are already attacked with sickness should
do the same.
Ladies should use Brandreths Pills fre.
quently. They will ensure them from
severe sickness Of the stomach, and, gen>
orally speaking, entirely prevent it. The
Brandreth's Pills are harmless. They in-
crease the powers OF life; they do not de.
press them. Females will tind them TO
secure that state of health which every
mother wishes to enjoy. In costiveness,
SO often prevalent at an interesting peri:
cd, the Brandreth's Pills are a safe and
efectual remedy.
There is no medicine so safe as this, it
is more easy than castor oil, and is now
generally used by numeio Gus ladies through
their confinement. DR.. Brandreth can
refer to many Of our first physicians who
recommend his pills to their patients, to
the exclusion of all other purgatives, aud
the pills, being composed entirely ofherbs
or vegetable matter, purity the blood, and
carry off the corrupt humors Of the body,
in a manner SO simple as to give every day
ease and pleasure.
AG ENTS.
d. & W. Ayres, Upper Sandusky, Jo-
seph Shorb, Little Ssndusky; w; III.
Jones u Co. Carey town; H. Erect, Me-
Cui ichonyille; F. Bloom, Mexico; Henry
Shooman; Crawford tp.; Joseph Shilling,
Burlington.
June 3, 1S47.--31.--em.
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I. L. ST. JOHNS ANTI-BILlous PILLS.

! A KNOWLEDGE of the value Of these
"A Pills is alone necessary to bring them
into general use as a family medicine.
Thousands have already nsed them, who
give them decided preference to all other
kinds. The proprietor is so confident of
their virtues that he has instructed his
Agents that in case any person after Civ
ing them trial, does not prefer them TO
Gregory's, Lees, Peters, and all other
Anti. Bilious Pills, if the trouble will be
taken TO return the balance of the box,
refund the whole money. They are not
like many of the quack medicines of the
day, held up as an infalible cure for all
diseases, but if timely administered will
be found very eff1cacious in Bilious and
remittent fevers, fever and ague, costlve-
ness, cholic, worms, pain of the bowels,
falulence, indigeston, heartburn, pain OF
the head, back or breast, &c.
We the undersigned citizens of Seneca
county, Ohio, have made use OF st. John S
Pills, either ourselves or in our families
and consider them the best Pills in use for
the bilious disease of Ibis Western country.
VIM. Lang Prosecuting Attorney; u.
P. Coonrod, Sheriff, w. II. Kessles, Coun-
ty Recorder, John Rosenoerger, lssac
Mundy, George Sloner, and lssac Wise>
man, Justice Of the Peace; lsral P.'Haines,
Joseph Vomer, Seldom Graves, John
Shinefelt, John Michal, Peter Beaver,
Alexander Ingram, james Dorman, Will
liam Baugher, Michael Medmond, James
G. Peace, ). L. Appleton, John Pride, l..
NJ Loomis. } w. Patterson. Th mas
Loy ed, Isaac De Witt, John Syander,
Abraham Smith, Benz Tomb, George
Christllp, G. Y. Person
AGENTS.
John ". Senseney, Upper SandushU S.
III. Worth, Lille Sandusky; Frederich
Bloom, .Nerico; "A. ". .Muason, Wyandof;
S. Kenan, Tymochtee; John Park q Co,
Carey; Long &. Kennedy, .uersaittes.
February 10, lS47.-20-6m.
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THE YEAR lS47.
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Weekly Paper, the choic
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per has SO many able contributors, nor
does any one of them publish such large
nunber of riginal articles.
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SCOTT'S weekly PAPER,
A large size Family Newspaper, Neu-
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We commit our prospectus 10 the care o.
our friends, and hope they will appreciate
the call we make upon them and the
principles we advocate. We desire an
active Agent in every county, YES In eve.
ry township in the State: As go into II
his time for life, | intend to wake II a
business matter, and shall be glad to have
the assistance Of as many volunteers and
enlisted soldiers in this service as can
get. Tie great bounty be free principles
and glorious triumph over the leterogeni-
Gus compound Of federalism and all its
iniquities.
Post Masters will we hope every where
act as Agents and remit money as the law
sntborizes, AMI if any Post Master refuse
70 do SO, w hope some one else will, aud
inform us accordingly.
Persons " h0 send us Sl1 subscribers will
retain the pay Of one as a compensation
or il len in one letter, the pay of two.
Will those into whose hands Prospec-
tus may fall, either circulate it themselves,
or hand it to some one that will.
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The ONO STATESMAN will be published
weekly the year round in advance)
at So 90
Tri>weekly during the year, 90
Daily during the session Of the Leg
islature, and tri-w eekly the balance
OF the year, at D w
S. MEDARY.
November 8, 1916.
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1N TONS GINSING wanted for cash,
" by LOCK WOOD s. GKAHAM.
Sandusky City, July 81.
PR O. SP &c T US
OF THE
Democratic Pioneer,
Publtshnd in Upper sandnsky.

Published in Upper Sandusky.
THE undersigned, believing it to be for the
welfare and better organization of the Dem
ocratc party, is desirlous of publishing paper
in the above named place, which in politics,
will be thoroughly Democratic; while at the
same time much other interesting matter will
appear in it. 1t will be published every week,
and as far as possible, contain the latest in
tellgence.
In taking the responsibility of publishing
paper practice has made it necessary to give
an avowal of the principles by which it will
be governed, and in so doing, it Is deemed suf
ticient when we say: it will be devoted to
principles which guarantee to every man,
equal protection, equal privileges, and uni
versal rty,--holdng the doctrine that all
men are alike worthy of protection, so long as
the doctrine of freedom and equality are pro-
fessed to be the governing principles of our
happy land-without distinction between rich
or poor Believing such were not the gov
erning principles of the majority in our State
Legislature last winter, we shall be found bat
tleng against all such men and measures.
1t is the intention of the editor to be per-
fectly free and uncontrolled by any man or
set of men; and always willing to receive the
counsel of such as are desirous of promoting
the good cause for which it is published to
vindicate, as the advice of many Is more like
ly to be correct than the few.
The full desire being, to print sheet truly
and wholly Democratic, we not only take our
own opinion, but also the opinions of the H.
lustrious who have pronul gated Democratic
principles from the earliest dawn of our rep
ublican government.
The mechanical branch of the paper will
be neatly executed.
TERMS TsUBSC RIPTIoN.
The paper will be published weekly,
per year, if paid in advance, at -. 50 90
If not paid till the expiration, ...... 2 so
For six months, if paid in ADVANCE. 00I
If at the expiration of six months, -. / SO
The above terms will be required, unless
the publisher sees fit to make other arrange
ments.
Every Democrat in Wyandott and sur
rounding country, is constituted an agent, 10
gel al least one good subscriber
W.T.. GILES.
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LOOK OUT.

Many ofour Subscribers having suffered
severely from the depreciation of Persons
calling themselves Agents for the Lady's
Book, We deem it our duty TO protect
them, as far as we can, from any further
imposition. Our regularly constituted
Agents are published on the cover of every
No. Of the Book, and yet in defiance of
this, some of our old subscribers have paid
these Impos,ors, and they have also sue
ceeded IN getting new Subscribers, and
receiving advance payment for the same
In none of these cases do we either give
credit for the money to the old subscriber,
Orsend the work to the enew.-Consequent-
y the loss is theirs.
A.. Our Agents, besides having Certif-
cate from us, are also furnished with a
Crtih cate of Agency, under the seal of
Office, from either the Mayor of Cincin-
nati,or the Recorder of the City of Phil
adelphia Surely this should be sufficient
guarantee. Let every person who wishes
TO subscribe, or VI ho is asked to pay mon
ey, insist upon seeing these Documents
The following are among the known the
known Imposters.
o. II. Stem. 20. IL. P. Stem is our Au.
thorised Agent.)
J. Benz. Weld, John b. Weld is our au-
thorsed Agent.)
Franklin y. Jennings, (E. Y. Jennings
is our authorised Agnt.)
Joseph L. Dent, [J. T. Dent is our au-
horised Agent]
i. ii. Severns in the State OF New York.
Thomas Severn is our authorised Agent.l
j. II. Smith, [James Il. Smith is our au-
horised Agent.]
J. &. Blossom, 1--WE have no Agent whose
name resembles this.
Franklin Y. Jennings is described to us,
as about 5 feet s inches high, dark COM
pleXon, we'll dressed, and of a gentle
manly appearance. As it may be the
same fellow assuming variety of names,
Ihis description may be of some use iu de-
tecting him.
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LAW AND LAND AGENCY NOTICE.
Chester II. .MoH.

A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT
- LAW, and Commissioner to take the
'cknow edgements of Deeds and other in
struments under Seal, to be recorded in
fennsy will hereafter practice in
tie county of Wyandot, and the adjoining
Counties. lie will also faithfully and
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 Saudusky, Wyandotl
CO., Ohio. Gsept. s. '45.
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Peace with Mexico!
DEATH OF SANTA ANNA!!!
ne First Regiment of ohio Volunteers,
have arrived at U. sandusky, at the
CIR OCE II Y

or the subscriber, and through their Gus,
tom, made groceries so CHEAP that a
man can do nothing else than buy. Peo-
pie of Wyaudot and surrounding counties
there is the place to buy. He always
keeps good stock on hand which he
Sells CHEAPER than any other Grocery
this side Of .NaSSiiion.
Come and see his stock, consisting Of the
following articles:
Rio ofee, n. 0. Sugar, Molasses,
Figs, Starch, Loaf Sugar, Raisins,
Liquors, Nenitan red, Caster OIL,
Tobaccos, Shot, Bears Oil,
Nuts, Powder, Turpentine
\. Ii. Tea, Lead, Ropes,
And variety OF other articles that would
fill whole sheet TO enumerate.
His Grocery is situated on the Wyandot
Avenue, right opposite where j. MeCutch-
en- formerly had his dry good store.
ANTHONY YUNCKER.
Upper Sandusky, Feb. 5, l647.--ls.
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Notice..

DR.. John J. Harts, from Frederick, Ohio,
has appointed Messrs. Zimmerman & Nc
Coy Of this place as %gents for his pills,
&c Dr.. Harris does not offer any patented
nostrum! but will refer the public to the
best ph, ST clans On tie Western Reserve,
where he has practsed as physician and
surgeon for the last 10 years. AS TO his
standing as a physician and surgeon, he
will refer to
Doctor l.. Biggelow, Palmyra, Portage
county, ..
Jas. De Wolf, Ravanna i" O
j. Town. Hudson, Summit co. o
r. Estep, Canton, Stark co. q
" S. Seehy, Warren Trumbull CO.
Z" j. Scott, Parkman, Geanga CO.
January |, lSl1 - l:}-3m.
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NOTICE..

ENtlE subscriber have on hand, few
horses and buggys to hire, for which
the cash will be required is all cases when
the horses and Buggys are returned. If
horses are injured. or buggys broken by
negligence, the persons having them must
be responsible.
SAME g. BOWSHER.
July 9, 1S47.-36-tf.
n, B. The propretors will at all times
be found at Bowsher grocery.
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HAVE JUST received their Spring
Ii supply of Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
Oils, Dye.stuGs, Glassware, &c., which
together with their former stock, makes
one Of the most complete and extensive
stock of DRUGS to be found in Ohio
Their goods were purchased fresh this
present season, directly from the impor-
lers, and at very low prices for cash.
Their goods were all selected by an ex-
perenced hand, and are well adapted to
suit this market. They wish 10 call the
attention of Physicians, Druggists, Mer-
chants, Manufacturers, Dyers, Painters,
aud Clothiers, to their stock, among
which may be found
200 or. Qunine, 2 bbl. Gum Uopal,
3 bbls. Campbor, 9 " " Shelac,
100 lbs. Calomel, cases Olive Oil,
100 Rhubarb, S bbls. Glue, No. l,
100 Opium, 2 Caster Oil,
40 OF. Morphene, 2 Sweet Oil,
200 lbs. Jaap, 2cask Lamp Oil,
200 " Ipicac, 40 bols. Tanners
500 Sup. Carb. Soda,
200 " Tart. Acid, 20 bbls. Tanners Gil,
5 casks Sal. EPSON, S bbls Yellow Ocher,
2 ' Madder, A F" Ven. Red,
OU Dbl. DteWoou, span brown,
4 Alum, 2 " Copal Varnsh.
Copperas, 10" Lamp Black,
10 Carboys Acids, 400 lbs. bab. b.hark pwd
ID Z" Amo. Nitre, 400 "AfrIcan CayeBe
200 lbs. Pink Root, 400" Am.
bale SIENNA, A case Bayrum,
10 case Paris Green.
And also many more articles too nu-
merous TO mention, such as, the fine chem
icaIs, and an endless variety Of patent
medicines, all of which they are very
anxious to sell al very low prices.
LOCKWOOD & GRAHAM.
Sandusky CITY, July 81, ls46.--ly45
p. 5. Physicians and country Drug
glsts, who have heretofore purchased in
New York. are particularly ed to call
and examine our stock and prices.
l.. & 6.