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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

~ The weather, yesterday was unur,.
pleasant for the season and business IN a general :,
quite lively. The river Is receiing slowly win a.
feet water in channel; snt the IL now A. q,
vanced that we ntcpste bat itle, any Interrupts,
navigation by ice.
Owing 70 the great scarcity Of freght the river ba.,
continues very lgat ire regular daily line Of ~,
rom this point 10 Cncnr AT and 10 Brosnsyie are -.
m iul operation; though the amoun. OF travel a, va
quite limited. The Franklin packets. aso. are a.
semmng The rapid cuuent OF the Allegheny ., Tia,
all directions our noble steamers, fom the largest ov
powered 70 The sprighty little stern. wheeler seem "a ~
part in the general rejoicing at The near sppro,eh A.
Spring trade. Pittsburgh Gss n, ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

THE RIcnELIEu" GOLD Pas ia now universally req
nizei superior 70 all others They are Invariably ~
ranted and may be returned whenever they 90 rot 81
or If the points come oil a will be given wihos
charge They are sold only by B. F.. w,rsos Co 6
Willism.st one door below Wal st. and J. Y say,CES
Fultonst Gold Pens and Gold and Silver C1ses Of ever
descr ption at wholesale and retail Gold Pens 81 g. o.
and 81 So Gold Pens repaired or exchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

SAVE foUs MosEY.-ro those Of our friends who vis
10 reduce their boot bills, cheerfuily recommend
call on our friend JONAS ADn.st az he sels tbs fs
quality Of French CAT Dress Boots $50 second DO
lie also sells very nice pair AZ - Hs best Frsssa
paentieather Boots only ~ and az for his French ~sw
Proof aud corr sole Boots they not 10 be beat fss
~ o. prcs. lfss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

Coal s5-Whte-ash Nut Coal 8; Red-ssh So
screened and delivered from the yard, corner Teubsw
nue. and Twenty-s xth-st-Coal by the CARO- gf6r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

COURT or GENERAL SEssIovs-The February
term Of the County Court and Court Of General Sessions
viii commence this morning, before Judge RocxweI and
Justices Wright aud Hughes Grand Jury will be or.
gained Inc only criminal trial Of any importance will
be tina, Of Wm. Hsugcey on charge Of receiving stolen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

~ Influenza aud Coughs are speedily and sHecislls
! cured by the use Of Dr. Morris BALsAHIc CoUeu srap
Price 50 cents bottle For sale corner Of East Bros
way and Markets cor Of Chambers 1t and Broad way Pan
place and Broadway, and Fulton aud wiaism..ts III,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

VALENTINES fAIESTIsss i--CLARK x AUsrts 81
Broadway, have beautiful assortment OF every tina
'alentines which they will sell IT tho lowest press
5f3. IN, k,a.sw.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

PoLIcE.-James Strain, Alexander Robinson and
CHARLES w Decker were trough. before the Mayor on
Saturday on charge Of disordery conduct. Robinson
and Strain gave bail ~ keep the peace and Decker
hnec $40 for asautng the daughter Of the complainant.
John Tyson was arrested by officer Wolven, on a
charge OF assa1ng Michael Green city Waterman. lie
was committed b answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

Correspondents OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. FEB a "a
The weather has cleared of and Il ia -.
cold. Indeed. my sir tight 10 In sc,iys &c. qss
day for the second time this season. lH II
fneepdiary attempts are still continued In ou,x
Yesterday morning row Of eight three story
Thirteenth st. near Poplar frcd and nsa,,, o.
ed. All bs, two were unfinished and they Yer, ~er
By their owners Messrs. Arson Roberts ana wIHl,
ton. This growing isp 1stOn 20 arson Is
Ply To The regulations Of our fire department III.
y committed Tor the fun u having Gre not f.~t.l
eious intent 30 many boys run with the engine. ~
come excited With the sport, tina, they msks o,o,-
ties for rs repetition. Suc> Commenced ~. 80
STATE House bell sent forth a south western 49,
some half hour afserwsrc two engine tenlers -, 4
boys. came rushing down Chesru, s. the very 60
fecticn Of the alarm. There were 50 10 IS &C.,.
each Of the ropes and they passed through car -
thoroushiAre yelling IKE young Eencs. MOI. e,..
Of these iaeplsn, incendlAries should have been ~.
ard spanked This would soon pat a stop 20 ~
ins with the engines, and crush In the bud he ~.
nEe-rioting.
hear that forgery to the amount Of toa..
committed In this city last week but can obisin =,
ueusrs, excep, that the perpetaiOr was an a.
wei Known 10 ne police and IL Is supposed wen, -
inere s some policy, presume. IN being quiet !.
subject. for the ofncers are nun 10 al Inquiries
You must no, forget 70 advise al your srfsns. TIA.
tslPhis keeps open house 20 tie whlgs Of the r,,
the day after the Naiicnai Convention when ho,.
thousands here 20 RATIO is proceedings Now g..
70 appoint delegates In TIE trae wig spirit-no.
the cAntifaeis unknown-when We can say We W..
y the nommsuon OF ne chosen exponent q Cur -.
PIES. whoever lie may be. -
The weeks markets closed much depressed uss-
foreign news and the bad weather .l5nr In yer, -.
inquiry a. s. - 70 50 for common brands but AGO. -.
ard command 50 ~ TO So Is. Sales Corn Mesl A. ~
20 81 - with a downward tcneency. Wheat an
red a. ljl cts Sales ooo bushels Yellow Com 80
pert little iniaredi 10 usy he quoted 70 70 81 Tor b.
9 nee Saie, New oneaas Moiss,s' ~ New Ots..
AZ - cents II. hhds
The Stocb market was firm and sales % tsir exts.,
Fusi Bea ID and dfffr-l8 Farm Mech Bk : :.
P-nnai. b6, y. iaOoo do.s5, w, IA leo Grsrd As Ia
do ~. lOs; 1859 Sch Nsv es IS. IS 800 Lehsh No.,
Losn. 20 Ches a Del Canal Stock, o. toc0 Rsr sN
81 100 Morris, b, M; 10 Bk Kentucky, c.sh s. H.
Sch Nav 6s, 65 - 100 Reading Bonds. "a. 40 L.
% So
second Board-l eco City s. 81, looo Schy NAYS,
S. t54 Geo DO nv, 81! DO 2oa0 90 b. 8Ji AGO q 4,
o. ltOt. 900 Penn = =, 5f'u L st. bf, - iol~s
Treas Nu.. s9s so City -. -, g1i so0 Rssdins
"a. SO Penn -, -, ~ , % Morns. M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoSs.--The February
term OF this Court commences to day.

PoLIcE.-5ome time on Saturday night the shoe
store Of Mr.. Dick No. III Nassau-s burglariously
entered and four pair Of boots stolen theefrom
pcon falling upon Of the newsboys Capt Gilmore
OF the Second Ward Police went work aud yesterday
arrested boy named John Kelly with pair Of the stolen
boots on. He was accordingly committed TO answer for
the offence Dennis Learey, Thomas Tuie George Tute
and john Sullivan yesterday morning found playing
cards In basement the u Broad snd Stone ss.
They were locked uD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

BURGLARY The front door of house $50 Divi.
sonst forced open Saturday night by somo bur-
glars who decamped the approached Sergeant Steers
the Seventh Ward Police, without any booty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

IsQUEsTs.-Coroner Walters held an inquest
yesterday the Ninth Ward Satonhouse on the body Of
Thomas W Carter. native Of Ireland aged about 40
years nail maker by trade who 10 his death by H.
temperance. Also, upon the body Of James Mccoy.
ased 40 years, native Of Ireland musician who after
attending ball IN Hammersly-st on Thursday night on
Saturday morning found dead In cellar at the
Of Fortythrd-st and Eighth-av Verdict death by
exposure. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

" The Boston Post having overheard the fol
loving dialogue does not scrupe TO print It.
80 DO my ears deceive me ? said Augustus Fzpop IN
rapture al the OPERA these be sounds Of heaven
DO my deceive me P Your ears may deceive goH
said old Roger In sem-audble voice, bat they don
deceive suy body esetheyre the only true index we hsv
OF your character"
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PROSPECTUS
Democratic Pioneer.

I We are desirons Of extending the circula-
tion Of our paper, and in order 10 do 80, we
call upon all our friends for their assistance
The county Of Wyandot is yet new and but
thinly settled, and to keep up paper in this
place, il is necessary to make great exertions,
and to this end we invite and call upon every
friend to lend us his aid on the present occa-
sion. Will you do it!
We have endeayored to render our paper
as interesting and worthy support as the cir
cumstances would admit, and how far we
have succeeded is for our patrons to say. Our
exertions shall not cease here, tor we intend
to at least to try and print paper that will
merit and receive living support. 1t is
difficult II atter to make paper as interesting
e here the support is so very limited as it has
been here, as it might otherwise be. Then
10 render the paper interesting, let US have
your support. We commenced the publica-
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uao leqm cum lloqs u! sss HIN aM 'uon
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to) YsH eM 'noA sIoJoq uonlsod Ino qlM
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ou 5uupsJ Ionpo sql uuql Isqlo usm 10 los
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sey 90 I!m spueq lno u! el!qm pslosdxs %
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p!e eaom epu q
IN eAl5 OF spusiJ mo qslm mou pun 'iNnoW!p
poI5 GIsA qllm IsdBd lno dn lds4 aAuY pua
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The paper will be published weekly,
per year, if paid in advance, at -. So 90
{ not paid till the expiration, ...... 2 so
'or six months, if paid in VANCE,. 90
t at the expiration Of SIX months,... ] so
The above terms will be required, unless
te publisher sees fit to make other arrange ,
rents. /
Ecery Democrat in Wyandott and sur q
'unding country, is constituted an agent, 70
ei, ai ieasi Que good sabscriber
W.. T. GILES.
U. Sandusky, August s, ls47.
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iIlian Beals,

Y "nld respectfully intorm the citizens
a Upper Sandusky aud the cUunt, u
y, andot generally, thath he has cnnmenc,
eu The Saddiihg business IN all its various
branches; aud that he Intends 10 spare nu
pains IN making his work Of the best ana a.
rial " Deatest manner possible. lie there
iore, hopes that those wishing to purchase
Will not tuIget to give him "a call aud ex.
chasing elsewhere.
n. Is. All kinds of produce taken in
pa, ment ,or work, snch as Wheat, Rye,
Corn, Buck wheat, Sugar, Bees-wax, Tai
low, and The highest prices paid for hides
and Skins.
4! irch IL, lS47-23-tf
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LSIOR.
The Pioneer In American Literature ANA
c.
Godey,s LadV's Book.

The Thlrt, .ifth NvoInine commences
j with the july humber. On opening u the
publisher takes uccasInD t0srenew " hrs as
i surances. that no reia alton shaIl 0cc0r in
his efforts 70 maintain the ed position
wlnch he work has so long held in the
estimation ~ the reading community.
And the fact that. for nearly eieh cen
Years. u has been pre- eminent over all
other comprehension popular fayar, shows
concl'isisely that the publisher has thns
tar kep' his tanh with the public. No
work could duting such series 1T years.
continue 10 held the first place before the
people. unless its claims were solid nnu
substantial
Far and wide, wherever circulated. ,he
La y. Book es,cils unqualified appr,ba.
t,un. 1t has advanced and kept pace win
ffnot led on in the improvements ot Amer
ican Literature, AMI olul the brigie esf
available aient Of the conatry has been
employ ed al an Immense expense. The
highest excellence 10 Genius. the greatest
beaa,y IN Arr have been brought 10 llume
and adorn ITS pages; and The stores of
learning contributed to the pleasure and
W'W OF ~ readers: for 10 please is not
our only pupnse--lnstruction is blended
WIN amusement. we ain TO reflae the
heart and mind; to cherish the love of
'rnth, and The practice ofvirtue--satisfed
that whatever tends to promote these OBJ.
jects, will receive the sanction, and be
stamped viii, the approval Of the noble
and the good.
TdE BEST WRIT IRIS
IN the country. male AMI female, will still
lend theirs aid IN Tales, Poetry, Practical
Essays on the useful and Ornamental
branches Of female education, iiIustrstef
with engravlngs: reviews Of new books.
&c. The size vi the Book is increa,ed
10 order to make room for this tnusal va,
riety.
Forty-Eight Ex'ra Pages
IT reading matter were glvenin the Last
months. The estimated coat Of the
l crazy articles Tor the ensuing SIX months
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-12
TIE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE

Ladies should t,se the I'randretI. Pill
frequently. They wiilenaute them f'on
severe sickaess afihe STOMACH. and gen
erals speaking en,irel, pfe,en, u. 'Fh'
l}faHdfetlI,iiis are hafiuiess, They IN
crease the p,wers Il iite--- he, do mt de
pres them. Females will find them I.
secure that state of health which ever,
mnii ~ wishes 20 e,j,s 1o 'he c,stive
! ess notttn1 1risvsslenisa Al this intetes'i 3
pprint, Ike Isisnalell Pills are a safe arr
edarinaife nads
Here ts 10 medicine so safe ae his j.
il mere eass tl,an castor .iI. and is INV
generally sos, d h, n,ntrr, rs ladies ilorael
their c,t 6nemen'. d., Rrandreth can
refer u many cf ,ui frsi th, sicians wha
recon. memo l,s Pills I" ,hrir patients =
10 ~ .xtInsi,n ~ all ",lrt pniga,itts,
ard tie P,IIs heiie c.mpnssd en'lrelN al
iIe,ts or Vegetable matter. purify ~
blotd. md carr, of The corrupt hnmnrs {
the brdv. IN manner so simple as -
give every da, ease and pleasure.
IN n,a4r t"tistr uina,e het~ eenfr"t
which r'tternai AID O rjec nre wh'ci l
like ,rsnNten vista ~e uirs' he gnid
ed b, tie l,tht ot FXpEl lENt Il To
wtai DIES 'xr, tict G. dii,ct! T" ~"
FREE USE + DIR t,R ANnRF1 lis
.pIJ.i.S ~ ali ,a..sv,1 b,tI, 1nGau,c
AZ It's afv.te i linv'd 20 Will
THE HEAITH or I lIE Bi NY RE --
HE .fter tss Nte uttt. 'hfn and ha.
never tnnd n en- tatl ~ impar'ibe teltG
Iu all acute disease. let iirandteth's ptHs
and mud diet be ussd and the pan, ~
4f,on..s r,oyp,,;eni n, ,hicT, ,ne.,. |
fIfe ,taItt, .i,he hlnod Il IN h, ~ unr,,pd |
and Il . crisi4 w1ll he general, b., nrt,
about: t,.ea.e fe,,p ci areed 90 acn,.
n +. w wdaAsc.,f,s u.nt "a he h. use wnI
cIsnpe lie n,calI, DIS. as.d ,rdtyd
nal ~ s,unJ man JLis rs un fpute e.4l
the inacinaiitu: /, can he pr,,ed i,
mater tf.faci men wLn ha,ee..
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DakGE PAPER. ron 81 YEAR.
THE YEAR 1913.

iTis WORTHY OF ESPECIAL NOTICE
or That Sconst hnsdelphia Weekly
r.per' L. net tepriht ot snt ottet Joai.
AL The t,pe IL hot taken. already sea
up. froma asii,; hat lie ariic.es ere pte.
pared. anu he I. pc set. expressly tur The
seki, Paper. -conss qus.tl, lae cho,e
sst seiec,i"ns. "hly appear. No other pa
per hss so many able co1trthu,.rs. ,n,is
does say une ot them publish such q istst
number at original articles
.N5U PHbiishiag inthe Cayef Phiiaa. .h,a
SCOTT 5 WEEk..f P.aPEa
\ large s,ze Family Aesspape,, N "a.
tsI IN p.hties sua kelig,.b and uesste.
10 Literature. rruth, News, the Ai,s
Seisnees. Health, Tempe snee, M.r~int,
sB,useaenis, Mechani.s. Education. th,
Farmer, Market. &c. Subscriptions pr .c..
Only one LOfiar q YeaH.
Single L.pt .--.a ceats ia claus oi Eighs,
shu Iess eter that humber.
A. SCUII. fuBL sHEs,
No. lK Ckss,sss s,sss,, Phnsss,Fs's.
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-PROsPEC1Us
FohTHE
Campaign Statesman.
ELECl toN.OF le4s.

|
The CAMpAioN srATEsMAN will he is
sued from Sa,urUay. lie 9Th II AptIi ntA'
weekly, nnilI tie 25,h of N,,tIhter tol
nwNg. nearly elght inon b. ter 'he shin i"
NE ~ LIAR. for NaPle sbtsctlbsis, ~
Cuts s.edtg Fire boiisrs aten r.pit'
~ Ten DoIlals. .Gtfeen ,ptts-ui@s,s il
advance.
Tie CAMPAIGN STATlsMAN will l..
rinteG via, Ntw A>D Splendid 1yPE
purchased Tor Tie heoccasinn sud "r sh,er
1 essmes re oi b. Duty aud Tri U,thly
Ohm statttnan, 6n.d with ci,se itsoti z
MATER.
We never Issned prospectus fot =
O. n'paleh papti, witn q e trtenfen 81 ~
| "'ate aud tati.n han 30 ii uch al akt as
| : ihe pte.ent moment. atnrni.s u tt''
"ntitys hotOr. AID men " ho have 90.
rtgatd toi C,h6tituit.nai thitgatitb ne
o srtta ru,iw ich aa0 alone pttstitt
t.tn can gute.hmeh are ,nn
uhen faTci z Lt tH,seIsts. by every ne.hs
arr ~ tu,I. ~ q ttui STATE iic.s ard ~
the natlt nal c,uurIls. hen siidts Il
ustRpA1IoN ana th.ir dist,gatd II tt
acre Curts "a paiiini sH 'tth vi IL
nnr conhtiA ~ - mar. AL, ~, troops .ul
i'i'hg lf' III fh'er 1hhAs"NAb'h 'NA'''"N
ceii hotDhH "ha EhihAi 'eALL' "P " ~
/ ne ttthus Ui ti,etI G ~ ~ -. .h' hI"h
az "'e'' FHh'hfN w 'hi"'
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d J!
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= "es' ~ ''e p''s' go LOWS - P'"'
't fe t'""t'N '" e"H'i "f"' ~
d" ~ '"oAe wa e"''''o W >" w. s"s'
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pf+'t"' '" We PEI P't - w" WY s"'h
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500

l,,G.,en, varie,,es .t ,u,,pp GRATED trees
IN l.,a.,.uuIter er,ompth filed when IL.
weather ,s ta,otanle TO-, ,takiug up
Il.i,ll,uug some OF IRE n,.i pupn.
v.r4,l,e..
Pear auuie Apple sauce ample, PioniA
Kh,,te l. tatu Er.eulup ~peitxinberg ,,o.
suoII OxbeatI " lui4r Rambo. Fall IL Yam
90. reu p,pp.n. b-afom4i. green p,ppn.
uhu. p,pp,u sut.u.ei Qut.u. y tauueryel.
P,pplD, Newiowu pIpptn Lad finger. eai :
IA NAlte pe.,ma,n. Lsd,e. Bush, Jnn
Annie lioIlapd ,ppin. s,tut,.er t,ambu.
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Notice

Il hetbt etsrh. =" tie u hs hitant "i
" N1shc"t county. ibs th,fe will he a
teiaian presented ." the G.. u.aisst nets
= saIu e."hty al t.eif next Juue s.ss,...
p aytug t"r tie location ut a counIt r.sau
G. nm 'nc"S At Arabs ridge "a I,
u'' chtss geek; tt.Aee strih betse-h
sh.os oeas .bd Afn.Id's farm TO q Ger.
tsth c"u"ft rosr; tbetce west e,ghty rads
10 The ts'~"h p in.. ,L.hce art,h aite
hownship lias ii,i nteaeh.s the tsse Ia.
astweea Ny"nd"' All Seneca coua.Iss
kssea 20, 1s4s-Se-4l.
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n EFE Rem Es.
Road Notice.

A PETITION was flsd in the Office of
n the County Commissioners of W. andot
ceuRty. Uhie.a their last reg aiar session
aud will be for hearing on the second day,
ah alteration IN the directtOn Of the State
road leading tfom BeIiefont aiae to Upper
sf the wesi h.'i ot he Se",h west q '.rler
at Secti,a >. In t"waship 3sou'h, Di range
IL as. taHaiag ttiesce ta = aostheastty
derecltu 50 as tutersect The siat rosa
leading irum Little Sandusky 10 Upper
Ssndu ky. South Of Gsrretts traction, at
or near where tue old road " as IN &de 10
intersect hy Mathew VA ker.
April sals. i-4s--29-li.
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The best offer yet made!

\ Life size Portrait of Gen. Zachary Tay-
lor,
7tceAty eight inches rtde By thirty inches
long.
colored, will be gwen as a premium 10
any peTsun turmarutng S3 III advance tor
Que ears subscription to Cooley lad, .
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more years, bt ioTwardtug the money due
,nd one .ear 10 advance, wttl also oe en.
utied 10 copy.
The only correct likeness of General Tay-
iot ecer gicea 10 the .4mericda public.
THIS Ponralt Is pronounced BY the
press wpfk OF art that has never heen
oess. the following testimony 10 ofeieds--
'Nhw YORK, May, lo41.
We. the undersigned, officers of The III:
>. Army, besng personally acquainted
wih Cea. Tat lor, cons sider the above por-
l. all To be correct likeness.
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4 TrOKNEY ~ CUUNoEli.OR Al
!. W aud Commissioner III take the
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'tnn+n,s "nder seal, to be recorded IN
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e county OF W.andot, and the adjo,aiog
oun,Ies. lie Will also faithfully anu
rompti, attend TO any Land Agency bus.
ai.ss ent rusted to his charge. Deeds
Iuugages. aud other instruments of wrl-
'hg. neatly ana correctly drawn.
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eH7!'sUed at Msti

MR., John } lIartz, who studied his pros
tesslon as physician aud surgeon in
France and Germany. and has practiced
In this state fur the last II years, has at
the many solicitation of his acquaintances,
permanently located in Upper San husky.
and tenders his professional services TO the
public. he Intends to restrict his riding
10 the vicinity Of this place. Persons at
distance can consult him by bringing the
nrine first ,akea in the morning, in clean
vial particularly IN long standing or old
complaints.
lie can be found at his Office, on Wyan.
dot avenue. opposite the old Indian tavern,
al all times. except when absent on pro.
fessiahal business. Being able TO speak
the French. German aud English Language
es, he can c0asnlt with all.
II e F f REN ICES.
Doctor |. B,ggelow, Palmyra. Portage
coihiy. t.
+" j. De Wolf. Ravana, q
j rown. Hudson. Summit CO. @
r.. Esiep, Canton, Stark. ca. u
g s. Seely. Warren Trumbull co
IS J. Scott, Parkman, Geanga CO.
u. Saadusky. Oct. Sth. is47--52-tf.