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I, Mr. Shaw commenced addressing the
House in favor of the principles of the
minority report; but, at the Suggestion Of
Mr. Potter, yielded the floor 10 motion
for recess; and the House then took
recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. Shaw resumed his remarks, which
he concluded about P. NJ, aud was fol-
lowed by Russell in brief reply; after
the con nclnsion Of which,
The House adjourned.
SENATE.
FRIDAY. Dec. "a, 1847.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr. StUAson, from the majority Of the
lcommittss on Public Works, made a
written report in opposition to the cleo.
tion of the Board of Public Works by the
people.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY, December "a, 1847.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
By Mr. Lands, from Geo. w. B. Evans
aud others, aof Defiance county, for the
removal ofthe State Land Office from
Lima to Defiance.
BY Mr. Park, from citizens Of Lorain
county, for a law for the more severe
punishment of the crime Of seduction.
BY Mr. Blake, from citizens Of Medina
county, for the repeal Of the license laws.
By Mr. Weston, from sundry citizens of
of Ohio, for the abolition Of capital pun
ishment.
BILLS PASSED.
A bill to require Supervisors Of road %
to make temporary repairs to bridges over
canals in the State.
| A bill to amend the act defining the
powers and duties of Justices Of the Peace.
and Counstables 10 civil cases, passed
March IA, 1881.
BILLS REPORTED BY SELECT COMMITTEES.
By Mr. Brackley, bill to authorize the
sale of school section 16, In Crane town
ship, Wyandot county.
BY Mr. Matthews, a bill TO amend ar
act for the disposition of of unclaimed
costs.
SENATE.
FRIDAY, Dec. "a, 1647.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
To amend the act to provide for thu
proof, ackas wiedgment and recording o
deeds, and other instruments Of writing
Passed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FR,DAy, Dec. 24,l947.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
A message was sent to the Senate, in
forming that body that the Hall Of the
House was now ready for the reception
of Senators to 60 into certain elections
The two Houses having convened, the.
effected the elections which follow:
For Judge ofthe Superior Court Of Cleue
land.
Sher j. Andrews had 81 votes
Henry B. Payne " %
Blanks and scattering IA
Associate Judge for Guernsey County.
Robert Marshall had 54 votes
Blanks and scattering 21
Associate Judge for the county Of Pan Wer'
AbsoIon Brey had So votes
Blanks and scattering %
Associate Judge for Richland county.
Alexander Barr had SO votes
Blanks and scattering ~
Associate Judge for Scioto county.
Samuel Grail had SO votes
Blanks and scattering 26
Receiuer Of Land Office al Lima.
Hamilton Davidson had 30 votes
Blanks and scattering 20
i Register Of Land Office al Lima,
Julius g. Curtis had 81 votes
Blanks and scattering "A
The elections having been completed
the Senators retired to their cha mber
and
The House adjourned until Monday
morning, 10 o'clock.
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Mr. Shaw commenced addressing the
House in favor of the principles of the
minority report; but, at the suggestion of
Mr. Potter, yielded the floor TO motion
for recess; and the House then took
recess.
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AFTERNOON SESSION

Mr. Shaw resumed his remarks, which
he concluded about p. NJ, aud was fol-
lowed by Russell in brief reply; after
the conclusion Of which,
The House adjourned.
SENATE.
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FRIDAY, Dec. "a, 1847.

Mr. StUason, from the majority Of the
on Public Works, made a
written report in opposition to the elec.
,ion of the Board of Public Works by the
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Land for Sale.

IN pursuance oi Tie "rder oi the Conr' OF
Il Common Pleas ut Crawford county, y,
he undersigned as adm illustrator Ut the
estate OF John " llson, deceased, will sell
a, public vendne, On the premises al Lit
lie Sandusk, III Wyandot county, on the
10tn da, of June, A. ID. lS4o be'ween the
hours OF 10 o'clock, a. IN. aud o'clock p
~. the 10 blowing described real estate, to
WI: In tots numbered l9, 70 u, 70. 29,
Oand 81, with a tavern stand aud stable
thereon, ~ the town of LIttie Sandusky
Appraised at eight hundred dollars
Terms: one Ihird III hshoI one third Ia
SIX months, snd one thlrd 10 twelve
months, with interes, on the d deferred pay
meuls frsm the day OF sale; tue same to
ue secured by mortgage apon the premi.
ses.
DANIEL WILSON,
Adm inisfrafor.
April 90, 154s. Sw-28p.
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Road Notice.

A PETITION was filed in the Office Of
"a the County COMMISSIONERS of w andot
comfy Ohio. al their last reg ular session
aud will be for hearing on the second day, (,
Of their next stated meeting, pra, ing tor
at alteration iu the dtrecnon Of the State
road leading HON BelIefontaine to Upper
Sandusky. commencing at some suitable
point between where the Radnor road in.
tsrsects said state rvad aud the north end
IF the west half of the South " est quarter
OF Section ., "a township 3souih, OF range
IL essts running thence IN northeas,ly
defeetion 50 az 10 intersect the state road
leading from Little Sandusky to Upper
5aada>kys Soaih Of Garretts fraction, at
or near where the old road was made To-
intersect by Mathew Walker.
April Goth, ls4s.--2e-iL
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William Beals,

Would respectfully inform the citizens
of Upper Sandusky and the ccnnt, Z"
Wyandot generally, thathe has commenc'
ed the Saddhng business IN all IT'S various
branches; aud that he intends to spare nt
pans in making his work of the best mate
rial " ueatest manner possible. lie there
fore, hopes that those wishing to purchase
will not forget to give ham cal, and ex
anime his stock aud prices before rur'
chasing elsewhere.
N. b. All kinds Of produce taken il
payment tor work, such as Wheat, Kye
Corn, Buck wheat, Sugar, Bees-wax, Tai
low, aud The highest prices PAID Tor hlde'
and skins.
March IL, lS47-23-tf
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Notice

rs hereby given, 10 the inhsbltant al
= Wysntot county, thai there viii be a
peIttion presented to the e. mmissionets
II said county at their next June session.
D a, lug for the location of count, road
c. m,nau ucng at Arnold's brIJge un I,
m"chtee creek; thence north between
widow Oggs aud Arnuld's farm to cer.
tain county road; thence west eighiy ,ods
/" the t"wnsh,p ltne; thence nor,b along
,howuship line ,ili ,s reaches The base line
between wysnd", snd Seneca cvuu,ies.
March 90, fa4e-2e-4t.
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Ii the SICK " Ish Ut ceased stomach re
stored, and impure blood cieansed with
out endangerlng the constitution, go IL
e.. X. King, Agent Of Canton lea Go.
and get box Of DR., lie Roy's Sarsapa'
rlIIa aud Wild Cherry Pills, The only saIt
tamil, medicine now IN use.
Dec. 81, IS47.- l2-H.
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LAW AND LAND AGENCY NOTICE.
Chester II. MoH,

TTORNEY ~ CUUNSELbUR AT
IA LAW, aud Commissioner II lake the
,cknowl Judgements OF Deeds and other in'
struments under Seal, TO be recorded IN
reDnsy lvania, will hereafter practice III
The county Of Wyandot, aud the ADJOINING
,ountics. He Will also faithfully anu
promptly attend to any Land Agency bus
mess entrusted TO his charge. Deeds,
Mortgages, aud other instruments OF wrI-
ing, neatly and correctly drawn.
OFFICE, Upper Sandusky, Wyandoti
CO., Ohio. lsept D. ID.
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Road Notice.

NorIcs is hereby given. to the inhabi'
l Stanis of WyaDdoi county, Ohio, that
there will be q petition presented 10 the
Commissioners OF Wyandot county, al
their next June session, praying for a
county road TO commence io the village
Of Cary. Crawford township, Wysudut
comfy, Ohio,in Vance street where Find
Jay street cruises IL; thence north slong
Vance street Ia The north side OF Cary;
thence east along The north side of Car,
20 she seciiop line between sections SIX
teen aud seventeen; thenee nur,h along
said section line uniil II intersecis The
base line road leading from Mct:uichea.
vile TO Nj. Blanchard.
April rs, leae-2s-4t;
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DIR. LIE ROY'S
WILD CHERRY AND DsARSAPARILLA 4
PILLS.


DR. lie ROY has most happily sue
- ceedeu ~ comblnIng " liu CHERRY
aud Sarsapsrilis with uthei vegetable IN
greuienls, So as to produce iheuIcihe al
once tome, and purga'lVe, the Only periec
utscuver, of the kind ever made, thelI
great peculiar excellence, ami thaI w-lch
distinguishes them tr"m all other pntga
llves Is. that thel operation YJOHotoed dy
no reaction Their u"I'aiIeu putiil l"e
aud purgallve properties, for which 'hei
are inueUted 20 the esseuce OF Saisaparii.
la, and other ingredIen's, being con''oll,
ed by their highi, tome virtues, der''eu
not strain The dlgestiUe organs INTO dct'o"'
which has spread their lame over the ~" .
as rs the mode operation win othef ca
thaitiCs, but Oh The conirar! TehSheh
them uaio action. hus all other p"g"Ine
meulClues produce more ot less snnse
queni cos!lUeAess, and siuggishhess u TIE
gastric juice, while Dr lie koy's lll'
leare all thp machnery y the system JuH az
life and aciioiy, aHd The 6dptS open ana
Hularal Hence, writes lr Lbeeseman
"they are The only acuve puigalive whicl
| eau recommend with Cot LhuenCe, al.
without ALARM; fuf they remove nothIns
tut what ought to be rem0ved--neiIhel
raCk nor s.ralb--ncCasIoD 10 apathy %
uebiIltauon-sDd leave the bowei free
open, anu vigorous Bat the great Va.
tue DIR. lie Roys Pilis--the slrtne o
hemis pheres with tapldny almost mir
acuIuus--lIes IN their; purlhcatloD OF th,
blood. Here they not only stand alto
ge,her uurwalled, but fill up tue measuI,
al desire. They al once arres' the ioi
nation ut bad blood BY removing all i'm
purlties irum the chl lie, ut which Tie blo",
1t lurmed; aud moreover ke.pn clean
by touing aud strengthening the diges
i've organs, 50 AS to be able TO exciud'
| tr.m II all matter UI au IbHulIICl"us ns
inr.; aud ,hen they puriiy The bioou al
ready In circulation; and never cease Op
Grafton uDtn II Is eDtIrely Tree from ever
uoxious psrucle aud tull oi health, lite
aud vIgor.
| AGENTS.
A. ]. LOOMS, Upper Sandusky;
| SHukB d. MARTIN, Little Ssndusky
December 81, 1o47.-l2-1y.
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American Hotel,
PPER SaN NDLS SKY OHIO
w. w. BATES,

A few doors north OF the Public square
on the Ssndusky avenue, aud near to the
Receivers office, where every attention
will be paid TO the Travelling public a"u
others that may be pleased to Fatronize
him.
Jan. 25 l947-l7tf,
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500


DitTeren, varieties OF yonng grated trees
All orders will te pI omplly filled when 'he
weather is favorable tor taking up
The following are some Of the most PoPu-
lar varieties:
Pear apple, Apple sauce apple ri'@"'A'
Rhohe Island Greening, Speilzlnbeig or
sl,or Oxhearl. Winter Rambo, FAN Kan
DO, reu Pippln, Be.Aower green Pipp'n'
whi,e pippin, summer Queen. VanderVer'
Pippln. Newlown pippln Ladl hngef' ear
~ have, Pea,maln, Ladies BusI'' Jn'>
Apple lloaiand iIppin, SIMMER na'hoo'
i,oxbury Ausset, Mons''ous P'Pp"'
ksbury winter Biusb, red EverIas i"g'
illan, Golden kusset, Large winter
andever, early Butter Apple. kee'er,
Black Gllnower, Polk's Mons'rons Ra"'
DO, Indian earl, Nevertail, Harvest
Swaar, Cuml eiland SPICE, Musk apple
Long Uxleari, red Russet, Tolman Sweet
Red Gliiihower, Winter Wear, Striped
winter, Bow spice, yellow P'ppin, Seek
uv.,ir,ller, Red wiuler sweet, sweet Kus.
SET, Trenton earl, Wine sap, aud every
other variety 10 be procured rom Nursery
ten IN ONO; with large ana caiei"'y
selected vatleJ Of oihei fruits, embracing
Pears, Peaches, Nec,arlnes. Ounces
Dwarf Apple, S,ber an Crab, PlnmOs,
hertles, kaspberrles, &c. &c,
As he has devoted his whole attention
o the cul,nrc OF fiuil, he fa',eis himself
that lls present se,ectons are the oes'
that can be found west Of the Allegheny
mountains.
For reference call on Sheriff Bard
o.. Mex civ, MICu chen and HarperUP
per Sanuusk).
ALPHEUS RUSSELL.
MrCulchenvllle .larch rs, -l64I.-2o II