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VIZ aFa under great obligations 10 Hon. ii.
Fooie SPY Z bvnnd copy or EmOry's recon.
n0lssanss N New Mexicoand California, snd
MaP accompanying. and aIao for The Le,.s, &c
'as Secretary of the Treasury with Tho repor,
n Commissioner ofthe LAID Oa;ess
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VaF newa rom Yuoaian L. to the 10Th 81
November. We perceive that our y~olantssrl
have already beenengagsd, and have gained
some laurels at least. The Indians are pre-.
pairing to EecOmmenos hOsdlities vigorously
BY the saige Of The city Tskox. PAT and Chi,
the Indian leader, itis rumOred, have had a
light, which resulted IL The discontinue and
Hight Of the latter. The Indians were taking
every meana to impede the progress of the
whites into The country, by burning and des.
lroying every town Vr position which they
md themselves unable 10 hold, News aTriv.
60 q CAmPeachy on The lith that 1 fgbthad
place q the town Of Ticum, in which
Ihe A American volunteers were conspicuous for
heir bravery and good conduct. The enemy
Sas strongly fortified, having thrown up en-
'reHehmenis and Otherwise strengthened his
'osl'iOn, The whites numbered $50, were
lnder commend Of ColfPreu, who determined
? turn The aank Of The snemy,s position,
Vhleh operation was con6ded 10 the ~io-eiQn
who executed Il gallansly. They
.ha'ged upon the IDdians, and were soon in
Of the entertainments. The enc
y lost sixteen IN killed, besides a quantity
! arms and ammupisiOn.--N q. Creseent.
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~ GENTLEMEN AND LoApERs

1e would inform yoO, once for III. thar We
Aass asa lof AZ Ot cur exchanges thai are plac.
NJ " sass usaWef, anlli youl do not stop carry
iHg them aRsy 81 Borrowing wi,bout ony
knowledge, W. will find aonc other pIacs I'll
chem where they will Dc safe.
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FOR SALE.
~ADMINIsTRAToR,a 1870.

N UllCE ls hereby given that the I'M.
derslgned administrator de- bonis
aon' With the iannsxed of Anna ~.
Deceased, has filed ID the Probate copr,
q Leake county, Mississippi, his al.
Ion e surrender his letters, md vii !,
NE next February term III saiS co,,,
present an hcconns &c his adminislFationl
70 laF as ths same has extended for III.
lowance With Commissions, M ANN
Tor . final heariug Of said petition.
~ W. MCBRIDE.
wv ~ 1915 IE-A
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II wish the lsdsss HE ehs privilege Of vO-
ing" said : politician The other day. awhy,n
SAID . bysIandeF, +" do you think your party
would gain strength th~ereby!" "No. psr,ie.
uIaFly that; but il would Be interesting u
electioneer with them y
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SEs' IAvLcR-Aas consented 10 visit Vicks-
baFg "a Friday, February lsl. We lie tha, ~
has adopted one IF Henry Clsy's fashions-,hat
II hlaslns TIE ladies who accompanied III
committed " invitation.
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F. 1. CLAIBORNE.

Judge Mclean. says the Cincinnati Globe.
d'd not 60 e the polls on election day. The
same paper INSERTS that his sympsshiss wsrs
with the Free Soil party
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ADMiRlann

aAaans
NOTICE i 49,.
- dersigned, ssIi
HnSn:of Williams !.
T TI' - hlea ii III
county, hissI..
surrender is nm.
ass' February Urn
se9s % account u J
@ The sams NJ u
.oyance win
loF q inal hearins N
Dec, ~. ia4s.
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Homer inl0Fms us Odyssey Il, Cha
Che fuzzy Of a dogin attaoting an appoaehinl
stranger is appeased the man sitting
down;
'suon ss Ulysses near ihs enclosure drew,
With opsa moaihs the furious mastiEi
Few;
Down sat the snge, and saatieus to With
stand,
Ls. jail ~ qgsnsiee truarhsouf from ii, haud'
-PcpE.
Thas this, q, he present days i 8 we'll uu.
stood mode Of defence, appears from a para.
graph in Muir'ss Journal Of q Tour in Greece
and the Ionian Islands, At Argos, one even
ing II the table 81 Gen. Gordon, then command.
iug-in.chief in the MOrea, the conversation
happened to Turn on the number and 6ereeness
Of the Greek dagF, when one Of the company
remarked that he knew a very simple expedi.
sns Tor aPPsnaing their fury. Happening on
. journey, % Hiss HE road, and being ovcr,a.
Zen BY darkness, be sought refuge for the
nlghs a. . pastoral settlement b. thu wayside
Az ne approached the dogs rushed upon him
and the consequences might have been serious
mad he nos cen rescued BY al old shepherd
ne Eumaeus oF the fold, who sailed forth
and hndingsthe intruder was but benighied
traveller, after peltiag III HE 'assaiisnts gave
Tim . hOsPitable reception 10 bic hut. His
guest mad. some remark on the wa,ehfnlncss
nd zeal Of bic dogs, and on the danger 10
which he had been exposed in their attacks
Fhe old man replied that il was his own faul,
q not taking the necessary precautions IN
uch 80 emergency-thal he ought to have
topped and sat down until some. person whom
% animals knew came TO protecl him. AZ I
ne expeoient was new to the Traveller, he 9
'ade some further inquiries, and was assured 2
lat \ any person in such q predicamen, will !
IMPLY seat bimsclf on tho ground, laying a.
Dc his wooponsc Of defence, The dogs viii al c
squat in q circle around him; that as lone P
ne remains quiet they will follow his X y
nplo; but as soon as he rises and moves for. d
ard they VIII renew the nssanl.. n Couch, q
IF Instinct.
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SoSsaAss-so al "A We en- learn, has done
sao1n,ne except organize ana hear he Prssi.
asnts message read.
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Inc washington correspondent, Of the Bal,
Putrio, saws:

4 H4
The Washington correspondent, Of The Bal,
'imore Patriot says:
ny the ways the r~esolu,e dete rmina.ion
OF ne venerable official editor TO appear in no
wise dismpyed Or cast down al the defea,
winch hls candidate for the Presidency and his
party have encountered, and 10 appear arec,.
and nos seem 70 be " sideIinRn in lii vi, -.
minds one forcibly Of the scene which ,oos
place between the famous Don Quixo,e, Kni,b,
y "a Mancha, and his faithful Square. Am.
cho fahza, after the destructive assault Of ~
Knight upon the windmiils.
"od,s viii be done," qnoth Squire San.
choi ! believe all just 90 you say sir! b.,
pfay SET yourself upright in your saddle. for
wv seem 70 me 70 ride s~ideling, occusioped
the fall" "
" y certainly ao," answered Don Quixo.
ana ifl DO not complain of pain. II i. h..
zee knishts-errans are noraIlowed 10 com.
pam q any wound whatever, though ,be;y
SHAS OAt NJ H. -H..N -
y 4 be 90 | have nothing to replv.n ~.
'~ereG sancho; shut God knows / should T.
llaa = hear your worship complain, when M
eye You, az for myself, / mus. eomplain
y 'he least pain feel, unless this busipes. y
10y complaining be understood 10 extend -
ne SqnIFes Of knights errans.D
" Don Quixo'e could NOT GOrbear ~.n;,;ro
ne simplicity Of bic squire, and told Hin
: m'gns complain and as much as he pleased, |
'i'n q without cause, having never vet read ,
~" I
And mus i is with the venerable kniOb, os
= Olnc'aI organ, in thc.matter Of bis par,v,. a
'aserioo defeat? He whistles and whi,,lsa n
Keep up aPpearances-declares over an1 h
yer again, that though vanquished. he \ u, q
Or dismayrd-,hat The s,ies ara hr;ah,. !
= oflghtening-Ihat be is not lame. ma
y nos ride sideling, ? ut is az readv ! :
l'g0' % 60 battle against all windmiIIs .nd
ner enemies Of the principles Of % and
az no was forty aud fifty years ago! n
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co
NEW ORLEANS, Decemb.r arr -,
From, The Mew OrIeon, R,,0.E.

4oRN
From Me Mev Orleans BuReta-
oVFFoN'-Slnce the receipt Of The Britannia,
accounts the demand has been more opir,,.s
and outside prices have been re.li,od ~
Sa'eS o. the week amount to e4,5OO bales.
COTTON STATEMENT.
LlvERPooL CLASSIFICATION.
mississippi and Louisiana.
INFERIOR ;'''::::-44S4a MiddIipp Fair .s4oa
USIdlnary;:::::;-4fa51 Fair .......... .siiaS,
MIa9llng:::::::54 1854 Good Fsir.....:4Os
"0OO mlddiing :5iaS4 Good and Fine:;-G-
stock On hand I42,4OO bales,
sugar S!a 43' Coffee 81; Flour $50 a 500,
Sal, l,2Oa 1885. 'e'i
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The subject 0f .he discourse will bo the
character and mission Of John The Baptist and
the natiyity of Christ.
e, FoNTAlNE,
Rector, Grace Parish,
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Msssrs. r. M0RRis& 20, Genehl Agents.
q Rlaes H.Nks Mississippi. ars aulhorizsd
Agents 81 me Mississippi Creole.
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AEIn u.
fasses sai
under faydolL.i.s.al
Sion Of z ID aou
egg m The 49,
fnp AZ, Aies afai
4. suli- Hss bsa
January asxt.
december 2s Iass
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Esg d. CO.

F2ANn
Ess15z-i send you ! cemmupi..,;or
ssen sases Fielder, ~ shs vts5sr u MN"
hshss PAAesieaI information q M ..h; w.
snq 81 opin.sns ssa entitled ID much vs;sS,
tas plasdatloW prices 81 eot,cn. Una NJ
e~aaals'iae ets.ssies II ~ wy 81 n -.
daesIea, q sAls 49, 81 ~ eorptyv. r.sss,
sals sunJsss eas sk sae Interest Il M pI.n.
Ws 81 alsdisSn. & viii y YEA. hosn Ius.s
slasssA sxRsfisnes. aast, syea wisbou, lr,,as
s9n spegslpa of 4 CROP u Rice u ! a;ssn
naAsiy " lind, win bs !. less. aSpbls M.
1t eost0n 4ss 'ns'
Yours, ne.
4. Z. TUPPER.
eotr ceaa Dse. IL. Is4a.
n. 3 rvssEt: Dsar sir-fn samsI;.
zass M3sn wrise yoa I ls.sr /,
sas s1Slsst eaI 81 Risa.
a'sk pssmise shst ~ sa6ssn,ss
l'Alssa and tmpsfiset, ssssss n.y.
y lae ssssoa iand of MIssissi $500
AaAsnd 0esEglas here Il il raIsog y,
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u WEEKLY CEs''

SN4StSSt
Every Saturday EgsalAA
Al No. s5M CRarles Sasa
by HAYES, M,CLUH
Tie pablishss ~ IT, psIl
sss issssA 5 Wssbly Eegsfa
eEiaseA Ii AssuslluI ell, ~ eli'
ths seaassy. I'M weekly Cfsassn.
tain the Ness Of lhe DAY, 0fglaa' H.
upon all subjects 81 genera WIN
more partic ular upon those
pie Of the South and Wee aIs q's' =
ateiy concerned-Dnginil and sls.s
&c, Tales, Anec doles, etc., ~
rent carefully carefully corrected v
hour Of publication, 4 will 3 :
lul to all classeB OF cisisens ny
adapted 10 merchants, niechsnits
families. In IL political chsFasls'e
largest sense d ito word indspsSs
part in more party stFugsls "
end inslfses she people :
questions which arius atsctaG
welfare Or fopsign gslssiOnD q i
The papsr viii bsfunishsd
isFibeFs a Thrss DollaSs PsF ysa1 81
IL four Of more, directed tetlie 80 Y
ips,eat I've DoIIsrs apd Ell.y gsns
,ach. Poalmas.sEs and other
p Agents, and send orders psle
q, will receive ono cory
Corporation. Fsyslle 4 q IA
papers Of pscksgess
% bad. asshe Odics Of Publieailas'
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There will be divine service IN the old
Msihoaist Church. Sunday night, az Y.M,
(ch'iss.ass sss9 aad chariamas day, a, II
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LIrERARY--Gen. Cass Il ID del;var ~
W. address on 'As 2zd December, before AZ
Nsw Eaglsnd Society Of De,roit.
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NEGROES FOR R

aAVE 2 good many likely negroes
Z. q h'rs duringth III ensuing wear. II
noI hIred privately before The 6lh Ian.
nary, ,e4s, will 20 hired pobIicIy. Az.
Dso. BE. LAWSON
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R~aFzA1HsMI
Frsi'k Tarast,l
Joseph Monks ta
David Guard,l
Isaac Dunn. Lawn
John R. Shaw,
Sam4 ]. Peters,
;, Robert ! Palfay
Dec. sa, l84s.
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oEo. ". GABLE.
@. W. CAM

commission and Forssl
a.. and wholesale " R.I.a
Wines Foreign add d,
No, 70 NEW M
Nss
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O. However beautiful the season, It can
present but few charms to those who are not
blessed with health, especially to those af
Hcted with that distressing nervousness and
iassitude so prevalent, what would not the
desponding sufferer sacrifice to obtain relief!
Or. Guysott's Compound Extract of yellow
Dock and Sarsaprlla--the t" o best detergent
and tonic roots known-will cleanse and
strengthen the sys EN-, purify the blood. i'm.
part elasticity to the step and clearness to
the mind.
To those who are at all acquainted with the
virtues Of Yellow Dock Root in the treat
ment of Scrofula, Liver complaint, Pulmona
ry Affections and General Debility, II is uh
d necessary to point out the superiority of this
compound over all simple Sarsaparila prepa
rations.
For sale by Kiskadden. See advertisement.
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viii 6rst reap the fruits Of their madneu and
folly in ihe downfall Of their .favorite bank.
isg sysfem, which depends upon the unim.
paired credit Of the State stock for its remain
ing spark of vitality.
!, Rssotved. That vie recommend our County
Treasurer 10 hold on 10 the State Taxes until
he BECOMES assured that due appropriations
can be made BY law, for we have no not ians
Of sending 10 Columbus to BE- locked up in
banks, Our portion Of the school fands; and
we are disposed to pay out Of those taxes, our
faithful Representatives for the time they
have consumed or shall be compelled to con.
sumo in waiting for the cooperation of the
facliOus and rebellious Wing members elect.
Resoiued, That we have an abiding conf
dsnco in the 6rmness, prudence and ability Of
1pur immediate Representative and Senator
Messts Whitley and Wilson, and will sustain
them in the exalted position they have assum
ed, and in all their efforts to sustain unim
paired our constitutional rights and privileges.
Resolued, That oil of our Democratic
members Of the present Legislature have
exhibited that degree Of moral courage which
commends our admiration.
Resoived, That we Recommend to the tax
payers Of Wyandot county, to pay no regard
to any order from the State Auditor directing
the collection Of taxes for the coming year,
unless there shall be an organization OF the
Legislature, which body have the only right
authority TO direct the levying Of taxes.
On motion,
Resolued, That copy of the proceed.
iDgs of this meeting be forwarded to our
Senator aud Representative from this
District. l..
Resolved, That the proceedings Of thia
meeting be signed by the officers, and pub
lished in the Ohio Statesman, the West Bote
and the Democratic Pioneer.
On motion, adjourned.
A. McELvAIN, Pres.
w. T. GILES, Sec.
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HOYi Il GREGORY
The Best Female Mcdic,ue known.

The Best Female Medic,ue known.
lbe mid sterstiVe properties at IL,
Gu,so,i's Ex,ract vi Yell"w Dock and
Sarsaparilla. render 1t peculiarly appl,cs'
BILE to the slender and deiics,e c"ns'i'u-
tion OF the fethale. Il Is uhrisalled -
ITS effec' tipou .hch dIse ases At lncipIen'
1 "nsnmp'Irn Barrenness. Luecorrt e
ar Whites, Irregular Mensttnaltun, lu'
cnntinehcs ofD,Ine, aud general Fr' sira.
| ,lon Of the svste.n. II immediately J
conh,erso's tha, distressing bervoiisnese
| and isssitnde SO comtiioh 10 the lemal.
fratns. and impar's an Energy and buu>
| anc, AZ surprising al they ate g"a,eful.
We have evidence on fie. which ~.
duces Us strongly to Recommend this med.
icine TO married people who have not
been blessed with offspring.
CAUTION EXTRAORDINARY!
The great repuis iuD OF this medicine
has int heed numerous connterfeIiers and
| ,mitators TO take the field. Therefore
| beware how you biy medicine put up in
| c'miisr sty 10.
| Be very sire and ask for DR.. GdJsott's
Compound Extract of Yellow Dock aud
| SarsapatiIla, bearing the wrnten sigma
| ttte Of y: +. BEERErT, on each ott side
wrspper, written with black ink; aud do
not, on any ateohht, be induced TO buy
auy other srtIcle-as ii 10 this prepare
iion only thstH perforth,hg such marve
hus spd astonishing cures.
| hrkem. mber. Dr. GUY OTIS VEL
Low DO X AND SAKSAPAKiLLA.
| Prepared at S. r. BENNBrr' S Labor
stor, Li,,ie Falls, n. Y. and toid Wh"le.
saIe d. Retail at his Western Branch
Emporium, No. 4, W alnnt S.. Cincinnst,.
Orders may be ado ressed To either place
Also ior sale by Long q Kennedy, Mer.
ssiliesj J + F"uke, Littie SsDdusk,
LarwlIi d Johnson, BucJ rus, A. +. Luck.
wood, Marion; snd by the principal
| Drugglsts aud Msrchsnts thtonght the
Unued States, West iaoies and Canada,
| Nune genuine unless, put up IN large
| .qnaFs BOTTLES, CONTAINING q gar, snd
name of the Syrup blown IN ,hs l.ss'
wub the vffiien sIgus ure ). r. BEN
NETT ON the ont side wrapper s.s
Nr WHOLESALE and keIaii 81 Upper
Sass6shy by W. klekApDEN.
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Draw near We Sick!

Ho! every one tha, thirste.h,
Unto Braggs fcun'sin 60;
Which. for the faintIng traveller,
In .healthful streams doth dow.
Why seek 70 broken cisterns,
All tanned and impore,
To cool your raging f.vers.
When Bragg's sweet pills will cure!
No more seek calomel fountains,
WhIch p ison every breath,
With fever. pain snd anguish,
That terminate In death.
Will ye your money sqnander,
On doctors all 10 vain,
To meet with disspP"intmeht,
Abd fill your bones with pain!
Then heed the voice of W wisdom,
And TO Baagg's factory 60,
Where sugar coated tonic pulls
In millions millions fow.
Ho! ye sick aud sad, 'tis health
Invites you all e" there.
Where life, in mi abundance,
Awaits with you 10 share.
DELTA.
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Executors Sale!

N pursuance Of an order fram the curt
= of Common Pleas Of Wyandot county,
Ohio, there will be sold a public auction
on the 10Th da, Of January. A. d. 1S49
al one o'clock, p. M. on said day, at the
door OF the Cour' house, in the town Of
Upper Ssndusky, io the county aforesaid
TO the highes, bidder,l the following
real estate, as the property Of Purdy Nc,
ElvaiD, deceased, to wit:
The FL o. the southwest quarter Of
section 81, in I 2S.R1 lie con- a,n,ng 81
Acres valued at $50
The south par, OF Lot No. l section
81 in T.2S X t4E containing
IA Acres. Valued at 2aO
Out Lo, No III in U. Sandusky, Val. a00
112" y i8O
a l73" . ITO
In Lot 96a . 200
1u3 a d SWu
Undivided To- l.o' No BIB in Upper
To lot No. 3ls i" U Sandusky Value %
4" " 33l" Z /" 20
The above property will be sold free Of
DOVER
TERMS OF s.LE-One third in hand
me third in six moDths, and the remain
i"g Que third in one year, with interes,
on the deferred payments. from day ofsale
A. O'HARRA, 1r...
W. RlsLEY. IAh0pros"'
There will also be offered at the sumt
time and place. the remaining Undivide ed
half OF In Lot No. lis, in the town Of Up
per Sandusky.
w. RISLEY.
Nov. 9th 1s4S..-s.4t.
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sHERiFF,s SALE.

p, virtue OF . VIII OF Vendi Exponos
Ia me directed from the ccurt "f Common
Pleas of Wyabdot Conntt. OHIO, ] WI
txpose to public .saie, =, the door Of the
C. nrt H.nss. in the town Of Upper San
dnsk,, in said county. IN the Slst DAY al
Jsnnary. A. ID 1s49. be'ween ,he. hn"'s
81 10 a'cicck A. NJ. and 4 o clock p. VI. oi
said dsy. The iolI"wing real rstste,io sit:
The south esst quarter Of the north west
quarter, IN seciion sx. in fractional
TOW nship number two south. of range nbm.
Der thirteen east, in the county aforesaid
containing torty acres more or less
Taken In sxscnti"n - the propeft, 'oi
jain S. Cranda,i "a sa,Isfy q judgsfne D.
"a favor of Jacob Bihbler.
Appfsissd 81 $l25,W. -
THOMAS BAIRD. SAtrT.
December ls. ls4s.--l0--4r.
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Lumber! Lumber

Aimosi. all alnds et suoa ian bar dor
iug boards. &c, wiil 0e taken az at4soi
nee on old su0serIptions. ss sgel, as nea
aues. Asy PersoUs isiGug 10 ps, e. 4
way csnloo 40 oy seaciog in their la-fDes
VT GIiRs
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Notice

TIyHE books Notes AID uccuunts OF the
i Ia 6rin Of tithry Msddox d Co. are
placed Ia tht hsnds Of the "hdetsgnen
tor cbiiet,ioB! All PetsUns indtb,eo 20
sa,d htin viii p,esss Arrange the same im
@ A.LYLE.
Upper sandnsty, Dee. 8, lesss-e-S.'
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PETER 4. TYLER.

.IHorney at LaU aud Solicitor az Chancery,
WILL prsc,ice Law In lhis and sojoIniDg
Counties, aud PunctuaIly attend to al
business entrusted 10 his care
OFFit T., IN McCutcheuvilI.
Dec. 3. lo45.-l4-tf'
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Guardian S Sale.

DY virtue bf an order to me directed
Db, the Court OF Common Pleas Of w,
andot couniy. ! shall ofer, for sale, Al
publit xspdue at the door of the Conri
Huiiss 10 Upper Sanahsky, on Thursda, 3,
the 9Th day Of january A. ID. Is49, he.
rweep the hours 6i 10 A. NJ! and 4 . clock
p. NJ! the following described real Es
tate, el"nging TO the minor heirs o.
William Bennett, decd; TO vii, the wesI
Number twenty seven. Ia IN T"w"sh'I
No. one. M south. range N. twsiSe W
east con,s,ning eighty acres.
TERMS OF SALE--Cssh ,h hand.
MARY BENNETT,
GuardiaH Of the Minor Chilureh OF VII.
liam Bennett, dece'd.
Upper SAndusk,, Nov. 2eth le4S'
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DIR. BRAdG.s
Indian QMeen E1sgetabLe

scr sUGAR.COATND PILLS.
a-vSst. amount used per mouth.-Ths
numerous aud wonderful cares il ef-
fects..Its magical effect upon Bali.
GUS Bevers, and Ceter and Ague
Great Excitement s,among the
. } DOctorsti l.
THE Indian Queen Vegetable Sugar
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THE MOST SUCCESSFUL MEDI.
CINE IN THE WORLLi

per,ment, this Compound Extract vi
yellow DOCK aud Sarsaparilla, with 9th.
er aimos, equally powerful vegetable sub
lstances, 10 one Of the grea, esl discoterIes
Of the age; and is the 6rst and only 10
stance in which these Koots-so long ~
use by the fsculty-have been united IN.
to q Compound possessing a due propoi-
,ion Of the peculiar virtues and powers
Of each.
Its success 10 astonishing. having per.
| formed over fifteen thousand cNres slnce
ITS disco cotery --lesi ihah Nv o years!
Its unrivalied power over disease, and
great superiority over all Simple Sarsap-
ariiia Syrups msy ia s,,riou,ed 10 III.
tact that i, IA CON posed purely Of v-ge,a.
BILE substance, each one having dIrec, re
ference to sotne Internal orgau; conse.
! qHentit the iuhoIe system Is beneh.ted.
1, IL the most highly Concentrated Sy rop
| Id use, and oelhS ~ Guar, Bodies at one
dollar per bottie, II 10 also the che apest'
| |, puri6es and enriches the Blood, IDvig
ora es the Body, and Consequently expeis
nervous ulseaae tr6h the ), 81 eih, more eli.
fec,usny than any medicine known.
| Ii 10 pie asant to the taste. occasions
Ds,ther sicknsSs hor pain 10 irs operation
can be taken regardless Of business 81
die'' ano oy 'ne ssea anu 'nian' win
equal efficacy. . 49,,
In all chronic DISEASES Mi
CoMpo""a "e un n-'a @SH oAESo
INC sver Possessed BY man.
LUIS CA'rAc' oi Aeho" OocA anu oar
| sapar'lisS Posi'ivs, SPECIFY aho Perman
a"' cure Tor
Co"snmp'.o", oerJ"'a, hrystpe!as, H"sa'
m0ls", ~""., AVe' So"'P.o""s' oP'""'
3Dec's"s' Ore's. oypn""' 'cpsy'
.,shma, fttes' Scafoy' HVec'om
| 0fme btaddef ana htdneys' .her'
| caf'a' o'sea es. Cof'ur nu
mofs' uSn " Dt0od " t"e
Heaa' reoe' a"a ns " re
mdie eoMplotms' Ss"e
| T0s De0""y' Dy'PeP
| so Loss " saPpe'"e'
| co'"s' He3""'"e
Cos''ptnSsJ
| Ofdoef 1S'S"
| etaH'
| CoHe Ia. u
OrSattc .4Dec''ohs .Fdtpi'dsion oJ 'he Hf@''
O"ss fdMs " 'hS "oes' S"es'
bdcE' LIMO &C 6e.
~ - iNr hLLiDhH
In all diseases arising 'r"n an impure
sta'e oi Tue biood' or irregular ac'ion u
the system.
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.lHornty al Lup and Soheiior az Chan cry
UPPER S.syAJJUSh j, OHIO,
OFsiCE, ~ 4 MsEIyaiE's H0uss.
Uetober b, f847--6Stt.