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William Beals,

Would respectfully inform the citizens
of Upper Ssndusky and the county OF
Wyapdot generally, that he has commeno.
ed the Sadding business in all its various
brancl es; aud 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 III
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, IS47-23-tf.
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.Hrriyed at last!

MR., John J Ilartz, who studied his pro-
fessIon as physician aud surgeon III
France and Germany, and has pIacticed
IN this state for the last II years, has al
tie many solicitation OF his acquaintances
permanently located iu Upper Sandusky
and tenders his professional services to the
public. lie intends to restrict h,s riding
to the vicinity OF this place. Persons al a
distance can consult him by bringing the
nrlne first taken IN the morning in clean
wal, particularly IN long standing or old
He can be found at his Office, on the
Sandusky Avenue, one door north of ID.
~ w Ayres' Store. at all tunes, except
when absent on professional business
Beng able to speak the French, German
and English languages, he Can consult
with all.
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Ordinance No. 10.

RE II ordained by the Town Council OF
~ Upper Sandusky, ln Lots Nos. liz.
l2l, l28 and l6l in said town OF Upper
Sandusky, county of w, andot and S,a,e
OF Ohio, be expose TO public sale, at the
door Of the Court House in said town. on
the 18th day of August, A. d., l8l5; and
that public notice thereof be given ln the
Newspapers lu Upper Sandusky.
TERMS OF SALE:
One third in hand, aud the balance in
Two equal annual inslalmenIs, with inter.
est from date.
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JACOB JUvENuLL. Recorder.
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Jan. 25 lS47-I7tf,
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A PocKLr Book containing several notes,
and two or hree letters was found near
the KIlborn brIgde, and can he had by
The owner calling at Ibls 4 flee and pa, ing
charges. II supposed TO be property
Of Hirau Cnrnell. One note for eighteen
dollars was given to Hiram Cornell b.,
Benz amin Bear; one for $l4 10 the Same
o, Jacub Gagh,ng. One Of the letters is
rom Sey mour ~ Cornell 10 Samuel ID.
F"tbs.
JnIy 7th 1850
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GEORGE JOHNSTON,

GEORGE JOHNSTON,
Would respectfully inform the citizens OF
Upper Sandusky aud surrounding countr,
that lie has Commenced the tailoring bus
ines. All persons wishing TO get work
done on short notice and reasonat tle term.
gould do well to call, as ] am prepared to
co any thing in the line OF tailoring IN a
sty le, whldh for the ueatness of the work
and the exactness If the 6t cuunnt be
equaled. Work shall not go out of the
shop unless done in workmanlike man
ner, the latest fashions are received Quar-
lerly from the east, SO that customers ma,
rely upon having their garment made IN
the lsies, and most improved si,le, til.
cutting ofgarmenls will be ATTENDED TO
with the greatest of care.
Upper Sandusky June Cd, ls48 -3t-3m
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LAW AND LAND AGENCY NOTICE.
Chester II. MOtt,

A TTOkNEY 81 COUNSELLOR AT
- LAW and Commissioners Ia take the
'cknow ledgements vi Deeds aud other in-
struments under Seal, to be recorded IN
ieDhsy Ivsnis, will hereafter prsctIce IN
the county ot Wyandot, aud the adjoining
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This is the general Stage Office, on the
line leading from Columbus TO Tifiu
through this place, where those wishing
seats IN the coaches can be accommoda-
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THE BALL IN MOTION-ANOTHER.
GREAT CHANGE!!
G. r OCE IL IE s.

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ment 10 Upper Sandusdy, Tor the proof Of
which you can call aud convince yours
al
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lis ,CNo. hestnut street, Philadei phIa.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24
LETrERlgoM GEN SCOTT
INIlrl- N -ZI--I AnT-I as.IsI--

NY Doar -' As | may not have
time at Vera Cruz TO put pen to paper !
write now, though much tatigurd and
bali sick with cold. m-beiur TOO
late 900 thc ,ea-eg--pu.hHg on rapidly.
to embark iumtAf beach, without Duter.
ing that city lNem CRUZ
! have written ahead to have ready. iI
possible, vessel 90 take me directly to
the nauuws, below New York, whence /
shall proceed without entering thnt c.iy.
to nay family at Elizabcthtowu, New Jcr.
-cy
have learned, on the road, that some
of the spirited aud patriotic cltizcn. of
New Oduan~-ineudug. perhaps, the Ma.
nIripal auih01l.c--arc thinking of tax.
ing public notice OF my arrival among
them 1ul possibly there may be a lew
person, u other p.nrcs uu the route TO
tlr North GnIaHll who woull give the
long.ah-cnt -nliInrHV..iug chocrog Two.
This. my dear ,r, Is another reason why
should hasten 90 my family at it, home
iu the sr1ucstarcl i'ngc hIpcnmilcs th.
side of New York; ioE labunng as am
under thc public displcasura OF thc Exec.
uiiyc, it would be highly improper iu mc,
n- q soldier TO pm myself iu the way %.
provoking cheer or % shout from my
wnrm.hconyd counlgmcn, Should there
Boz any such intention m New Orleans, a-
! have aIudodto, please mako all upoa,.
nry explanations aud apologies for mu.
. for | make great arfIhrcol feeling iou
-ru-o OF public dulr by avoiding oUmy
return home -nmo hundred, OF personal
friend. whom / .houIi have tha chance OF
1racrugh hy the iuHudroutr.
Alway-. my drur--. your friend,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24

Rev Enron Bp1wELow IN Nrw
OrLENs.-ReU VIM. G.. Brownlow. OF
thr iouo,borougl (rcnn) Whig, writes
from New Orleans To that paper giving
an account by no means ta'tenng ofthe
Crescent City. lie dryotes pagc OF the
Wing 90 the dcsrrWiou, which Is exceed.
ma.y Heh We give q specimen
New Orleans B, go hrad and shoulders
ailCl than any city ever was ia. Nay,
it i- "a pole and compass deeper in the
sinks of iniquity than any other city |
ever was iH. Tho devil operates here
upon a large scale, and really has hi.
5g0uals here, together with the most OF
hi. n9-uHRg gf'0rrN
Rev DR. Clapp OF this city has deliver.
ed q sermon IN whichii made 10 appear
ihat there D. ao han in the next lie. In
which 20 punish smncri This Is an I'm.
p9HuHt discovery, and rcyNcs the droop.
nr piul- OF thousands here who know
that ID tlc yuimr notion ol q he'll in the
next l..c be- true thcy will have to pay for
tlr uasl Ii is more important TO the
inhabitants of New Orleans to have the
doctrine of heH frc and i0gUre punish.
m.r done away with, uian OF any city !
ever was BOO,
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24
CANDIDATES.


1FNc ore authorized 10 announce tolNnihN
WYNN Of Lafayette county, aa a candidate TO
represent lh- district composed Of the counties Of
LAFAYETTE. SEWER and Polk IA the next state
Senate.
1--WE are authorized to announce loriN L..
Fans. az candidate 90 represent llcnpiead
county in the next Stuio Legislature.
1--WE are authorized TO announce joHN S.
C,s,sy. of saline Township, As a candidate 10
rr3essu, llrmpslead county in tho next Legs
laiiie.
d. We are authorized TO announce BEBS,Hu +
HmFsTlAp, us a candidate TO represent Hemp
stead county In the nezt Legislature.
l.-Wc are authorized to announce J. BRANou
SANuruR MS a candidate Tor the Office OF Sheriff.
Of Hampstead county,
TIVE are authorized TO announce SlAeN I.
S,ynras as c1ndIdule for reelection 10 The
Office OF Clerk OF Hampstead county
uJ'Wo arc authorized to announce WILLIAM VI.
SruAnr Ms q candidate for Sheriff VI llempscad
county
a. 1J,ngs W. Z. FHryLr We are authorized 70
say. is a candidate igf Constable Of ulan Town.
ship
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24

LETTER FROM GEN. TAyLoR.-The sub.
joined letter from Gen. Taylor was writ.
ten to theeditofs Of the Richmond Na)
Republican in reply to some inquiries ad.
dressed to linn by them.
RATION RofaE, La, April %. ISIS.
Dean SR Nanrle letter of the lnIh inst,
which oIludes 10 certain statements that
have have recently been made in some of
the papers nj the North, and which sub.
mils inquiries for my consideration. has
been received.
Toyour inquiries have respectfully 10
reply
First Thai. il nominated by the Wing
national convention, | shall not refuse ac.
eeplmce, provided | am len free Of all
pledges and permitted 10 mamfain the
position OF Independence of MI parties in
which the people and my own sease OF
duty have nIaael me, Otherwise. | shall
refuse the nominations OF any convention
OF party.
Scroml'H doual design toWahlraw
my name If Nh Glay hc the nominee ol
the Wing Naaaml Convention. aad. i'm
TINS comaNIaH. / haa permission fn fs.
mafh ihHi The IaIeHHul, winch ha4e hepn
50 positively mHI# IN some uf the North.
em prints. Ia lH=HHaf ".haI mould Mr.
Clay ba lhe Nominee uI Tin W. M.
llom Convention uad stuffed sIhu
would not suiiaH ny uume Ia b. uzad. "
are unt cnreat4 md hu,c ma foundation
III any Oral fWa#aH rma.a aI mIHa. 10
has not hfeHma Intention, afHY moment
lo ehunge my position, or ia Withdraw
my name from tbe aauyo--. Wherever may
he the nominee al the Wing National
Convention eitheful the Wing or Dem.
urratc parly.
Ihiut,H haTe never suited IN any
one that was IN hyor Of the iafi of
l7l6, of the Sub Treasury, or thai ndgi.
mated the war with Mexico. nor. malE
that d elected, select my Cabinet from
both parties surhadmissions or state.
ment, were madt by me at any timc or
TO any per.on.. Permit me. however TO
add that, should zaHh high distinction hr
conferred upon ne as That OF elevation TO
the Executive aiIee. ihr Constitution. iu
a strict aud hnHesi Interpretation. AMI m
the spirit and mole nwhich 1t was acted
i upon by ouf earlier Presidents. would be-
my chIgi guids. In IuIs / eaaeHIse 90
be all thar Is Necessary n tie MY of
/ pledges
The uiaafIaHaIaHafhrr candidate would
occasion un mnHHralUn tu me-. hut 90
such uresuIl. rs the will ui the raarIe. /
shouldwilIneiY and aaImIy submit Asl
have had uaauhIHm il srYe hut utuIhHdU,
size io -sae tHa ramg, it would uua1
tomg uo DISAPPOINTMENT
With =aHH#aHlz u. Mah respect and
regard, ! HHsa yaHl most obsdIaaI sary.
ANT, I TAYLOR.
% + Bumls, Ezls or X. IL. GalA.
ouEE EsIs E1tor of tho Richmond
Rgpub4HmI Richmond. "a.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24
"a 1aDuToa usSs

o. 80 different patterns Of tho
NNs-N-s erltbuicd Eagle, Sward. SELF.
sEss----z-sss2E1aa sharpening, Double Mould
board, sub.sot aud Cullivaiing riougha The
improved slooP, Hall and Carey, or ali sizrs.
Also complete assortment oi cllliyatom, hsrso
powers grain mills, both steel and burr .ione q,
hl prices from s. to $500, cora and cob crushers.
ihrosAens, fan mills, straw eutiru, ffain cradles,
shoyes. axes, hauows, Horticultural implements.
cio. burua VISTA Rides, used by the Firt Ms.
.Issipp Regiment, viii carry a hail ounce ball $50
yard. with eject. Garden seeds of this seasons
growth, aui a chsirc collection Of fruit trees.
FERTILIZER, gaaus, rock sal, and plaster Of paris.
Improved implements Of the ncwts, patterns aud
bet kinds, ai Oh times on baud and lor sale ai
wholesale aud retail.
X. L. ALLEN, IS Camp street.
%. New Orleans
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24
crrrL.-The Now Yorl. eone.pondonl

CHrEL.-The New Nori, correspondent
of the Washington Union sny,;
Santa Anua's retirement from MeNIoo
Is the dr,t symptom, since the transmits
.Ion of the treaty by our Senate, that
looked like los ratification there. With
out him. there i,no alternative lorhnf bat
ppar,. lie was her sword and shield,
her head and hands, her general, nuaucicr
and President. lie was more than a
power in the State. ll' was the State.
The Frcnrhman's boast, Eciat cc3 D'oL
were the truth ON the lips Of glc cNilcd
gcucaii--Imo. .
Very good,-and Mr. Polk "PaS'ea
into RIcxico cher sword aud shield her
head and hands, crgeucraI dnauclorand
President" The Union ought to have
more consideration for Mr. rolk's feeling
hpn 10 publish such evidence ot "ald
pnd comfort Msmpbis Eagtc
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24

Speaking Of spring fashions Noal', Ga.
zettc says. hatthrre is little decided now,
in the fashionable world, but the shape OF
bnnncts, aud their material, The form
is still cottage, though not 50 close as
the past season. The crown is round
ns might have been predicted from the
Paris winter bmncls-aud the rim is Hat
tened OH the top, low at the ear aud bent
forward The iayoritc straw is light
open work braid the prices ranging from
sito Sl2. Jenny Lind straws are also
very pretty, and the Chinese pearl bmids
are very much worn for .pnng-pucc from
81 to S., Lcghums are more worn than
they have been since their recent revival
and ( or fall, full figure are perhaps
most becoming. They arc trimmed van-
ously-a nyorte style being, simply
white ostrich plumcs-nuoihcr a long
spray Of Persian liIacs, or locust blossoms
fastened with some suitable ribbon; lhc
brims Of the Leghoms arc of cnomou.
dimensions and are quito msulted to d
lahp figure, or small face Ncopolian
are still in favor and are the lightcst nu
most becoming bonncts ever wor ihcl
cast a softcnug shade upon the face whltl
improves the r)arsest complexion
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24

SNAIL Cons--lt 8, proposed .n Con-
gross to establish a ngw coin OF thc value
o. BE. lt VIII be composed OF an alloy
OF liver and copper Il !. not designed
altogether 20 supel,cdo "copper" cents
buf mw'ytom4odurc new and accom-.
modauug feature into our currency
There ace many things which are now
sold above thrir yauc and reasonable
profit iof want OF small circulating
medium