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"A LIFE ON TEE OCEAN WAVE.

Author OF the Lille ana / INES OF Lewis fhllilpp
King of the French, resp .c,fulIy dedicated u
the American People.
"A life on the ocean wave"
n wreck on the ''inltud Sea-"
Where the fresh water pillows rave,
Oh, he snGg and the sac ycrtor me!
Like Lion crouch for my prey
Nor weed the wild hurricanes roar;
Oh, the VETO the VETO, for me,
For it whispers Of vessels on shore!
The wild thunder mocks from alar-
.fh the mrriner's out ofmy reachl
But no. she strikes on the BAp
Oh, soon she will dash on the beach,
A prey to the piping blait:--
wreck Oh the sandy shore,
The "VETon has trumphcd at list,
Its praise Is the hurricanes roar!
The land is now bounding the view,
We are borne on TIE swift running tide,
But bark. "-rn that vessel and crew,
What means the wild cry as they ride:
Ills smryer is piercing her through.
Snag IS npripping her deck!
Oh, the NETo, the NETo for mel
For our noble steamers wreck.
vi. IHISe illtil lllC Clp VI JAN.
Let "CAss" be our railying cry
Let the song of our hearts then 90 up
While his sir line letter gees Jyi
For there's ''lite on the ocean wave"
While there's death on our Finland Sea-
"No power" il given to save
OH LASS aud the VETO for mel
EXPEDITION TO CALIFoRN1A.-The eX
to California and New Mexico
is 10 be commanded by Col Washington
and will consist OF five companies Of dra.
yoons and one of light artillery They
are to march from Monterey on the 1Otl
August, through the country, with 35C
and numerous settlers. Mai
Graham and Capt. Kane are ATTACHED &c
the command.
FIRE AT NIAGARA.-The Table Rock
House and staircase on the Canada side
at Niagara Falls, were burned down or
Tuesday night last A stable, containing
several horses and carriages, near the
Hotel, was burned at the same time, and
both fires are attributed to inccndiares.
THE DEAD s;EA.-Thc soundings in thi,
sea, made by the late L. S expedition
have been stated at 500 lathomS. 1t
should have been 600 feet
VESSELS IN PoIT.-The arrivals at the
Port of Baltimore during the month Of
July, were 8 ships, - barques, 40 briss
and rs schooners-total 15l of which
80 were from foreign ports, and ~
coastwise. The clearances during the
same mouth, for foreign ports were !
ships, s barques, 10 brigs, aud l schoou
ers-total 81, of which 9 were foreign
and the remainder American.
BM' CIR,
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1th District.

Meeting held at Mrs. Reynolds IloleI,
Port Deposit. L. I, Tarring, Chrm., VIM.
W. Mclean, Sec,'y.
Delegates Alex Rielon, J. ". Ahra-
hams, J. B. la!Eall, Jas. Nc NuleH, J.
Maxwell Gay.
Commissioned haikley B. Cutler
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AD,acEN.,EH- OF CoyGEGs3 Both Hons
es Of Congress, haze agreed % aalour1 ii
lhc 1th INST,
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GIN TAYLoR's LETTER TO THE BALrl-
MORE lNDEprNDENrs.-T There has been a
rumor that this letter stated. that the
s'a,emen, of Gen Saunders in the Philadel-
phia convention was wholly unwarranted.
and contrary to Gen Taylor's wish That
canno, be tue as the Buena VISTA the Or
gan of the Independent party. said in ref
crcnce TO H. as follows:
rHaving been favored with an opportu-
nifty otperuSing it, we are permitted to say
that Gen Taylor fully adopts and sanctions
the statement ofJulse Saunders, which we
re-pnbliSh TO day. and recognizes that state
ment as having been made by his authority
We are prepared to see all sorts of sate-
mcn's in regard to that letter They will
be made TO force its publication. and we
hope it may be published We venture II
will contain nothing detrimental 20 the inter-
ests Of Gen Taylor As the candidate Of the
Phila conventon-an farther. that those
70 whom it was addressed have more OBJ
lection 10 It's publication, than Gen Taylor.
What does any "IndepenlDn,' VIII kno,rs
say 10 that.
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9Th District.

Meeting held at the Rising Sun Joseph
llaines, Chrm Barclay Reynolds Sect.
Delegates-IIngh Armour, Samuel
Brown, Barclay Reynolds, James Cro,hers,
John Nickle.
Conlmisioncr-W William w Moore.
The meeting adjourned with three vo,
ciferous cheers for 'sOId Rough and Ready D
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9Th District.


Meeting held in North East T. S.
Thomas chrm., c. I, +. Foster Sect.
Delegates-AleX Wilson, B. B. Sweet,
Johnson Shippers: J. T. Sproaton, Jas. Craw
ford.
Commissioned Barrett.
The following Resolutions unanimously
adopted. On motion of Jacob Hy!and ESQ ,
Rcsoircd, Tia, we will use all honorable
means 10 clecl the candidates for the Sher-
itialily aud Commissioner
On motion Of johnson Shippers Esq,
Resolved That in view of the great mteI-
esiS as stake in the coming presidential con-
test, we shall use every etto CONSTANT with
principles Of honour and trn'h, to secure the
election OF Gen. Taylor and Willard FIJI,
more fol Presiden, and Vice Plesilen, Of
the United States
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The BR1IlsH InoH Marker IN THE Uni
TED SrATrs.--We find in Wilmer &
Smiths European Times, Of July 10Th,
the last number received, a statement OF
the quantity Of British iron exported
from Liverpool during the three previous
weeks, to all parts or the world, which
that paper publishes for the purpose Of
showing the vast value to Great Britain
of the market in the L. States, opened to
her BY the American tariff, of 1916. We
give the substance OF the statement, o.
uniting the details; and we agree with
the European Times that SIT Will afford
matter for serious reflection, "-only that
we think the reflection ought to be much
more serious in the United States than in
England.
The three weeks are those ending,
26th June, Sd July, and 10Th July, 1913
and the countries to winch the iron was
exported are, LIST, the British possessions
in all parts of the world: %, all other
parts of the world Except the United
States;) Sd, the United States:
l To British Possessions 1850 tons.
> Other parts of the world, ] 1910 tons.
3 United States, 1868 tons.
Total, 16,4S3 tons
That is to say, that upwards of eight
,entks (s2A per cent? of all the British
iron exported from Liverpool during
those three weeks, came to the United
States; and we suppose we may take
these three weeks as samples Of the year.
Ye iron men and tcal men of
merica, what do you think of all this!
And what think We farmers Of the Uni
ted States, who have great and mighty
crops Of corn and wheat to export this
year, If you had but foreign markets for
it do you believe that England will take
eight tenths Of your surplus.
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NORTH CAROLINA EArCTIoN The
election was held in this State on Thurs
dav. The returns are coming in by tel
graph. The following are all recciv ed
Yesterday
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ABOUT Two thirds OF Wake county IS
heard from: the vote for Governor thus
far stands, Manly; (Whig,) 496, Reid.
(loco,) 662 The vote in this county for
President in 1871 stood: Polk 1874,
Clay 1O4t Folks maj $50
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APPOINTMENTS ny THE PRE.lDEHr BY
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Senate. Nathan Clifford Of Maine, to
be Extraordinary and Minister Plcnipo-
Tertiary of the United States to the Mex
can republic.
Consists Of Mc United States in Ncaico.-
John Black, for the city Of Mexico:
Franklin Chase, for Tampico: John A
Robinson, for Guaymas; John PARROT for
Mazatlan; CIV p. BiSsell, for San Bias;
f. M. Dimond for Vera Cruz.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TsY virtue of an order 10 me directed
~ BY The Court of Common Pleas OF wy
nndot county, shall offer for sale, al
public vendue, at the door Of the Conr'
1ouse in Upper Saudusky, on Saturday
the 23l day of September A. d. l84S, be.
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A o'clock P. NJ, the following described
real estate belonging to the Estate OF
Christian Heinc, dec, 10 wit: The south
west quarter of the north west quarter
Of section No, nne ri in Township No.
Two [21 south. 10 Range No. fourteen (l4]
east, Of the Wyandot Reservation, OHIO
containing forty acres, more or less, sub
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Heinc, Appraised at $ls6,66.
TERMS-One half cash in hand, and
The residue in one year with interest, TO
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GEORGE JOHNSTON,
Would respectfully inform the citizens of
Upper Sandusky aud surrounding country
that lie has Commenced the Tailoring bus.
nes. All persons wishing TO get work
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LAW AND LAND AGENCY NOTICE
Chester II. Mott,

A TTOkNEY q CUUNSELLUK At
"A LAW, and Commissioner ta take the
acknowledgements OF Deeds and other in-
siruments under Seal, to be recorded 10
fenbsy lvaBia, will hereafter practice in
the comfy OF Wysndot, and the adjoining
, .ounties. He will also faithfully aud
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mess cot rssted TO his charge. Deeds,
M0rigages. aud other instruments Of wri.
ting, neatly and CORRECTLY drawn.
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THE LONG EXP ECT e II
.H29Ived at last!

mr., John j. Harz, who studied his pro-
~ fession as physician and surgeon III
France and Germany, and has praciiced
IN this state for the last IL years, has a,
the many solicitation OF his acqnaintances
permanently located 10 Upper SAnd"sky
and tenders his professional services to the
public. lie intends to restrict his riding
to the vicinity Of this place. Persons al a
distaoce can consult him by bringing the
urine first taken in the morning, in clean
vial, particularly 10 long standing or old
complaints.
lie can be found at his Office, on the
Sandusky Avenue, one door north of ID.
u w. Ayres' Store. at all t,mes, except,
when absent on professional bdsiness.
Beng able to speak the French. German
and English languages, he can consult
with all.
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DIR. LIE ROY'S
WILD CHERRY AND DSARSAPARILLA A
PILLS.

DR. LIE ROY has most happily sue,
ceeded in combining Wild Cherr,
and Sarsaparilla with other vegetable in
gradients, so as to produce medicine at
once tonic, and purg ative, the only perfec,
discovery of the kind ever made, their
great peculiar excellence, and that WI ich
distioguishes them from all other purga.
tives is, that their operation is isJoitotoed by
| no reaction. Their uDrivslled purity log
and purgative properties, for which the,
are indebted to the essence OF Sarsaparil.
la, and other ingredients, being conHou.
ed by their highly tonic virtues, derived
from the extract Of Wild Cherry, they do
not strain the digestive organs into action,
which has spread their fame over the two
as n the mode OF operation with other ca
tbartics, but on the contrary strengthen
them into action. Thus all other puIgat,se
medicines produce more or less suhse
quent eostiueness, and siuggishness ofths
gastric juice, while DR. lie Roy's Pulls
eace all The machinery ofihe system. full a.
hfe aud activity, and the bdtgeis open and
natural. Hence. writes Dr Cheesemar
They are the only active purgatlve viii,
l can recommend with Confidence, an.
without alarm; for they remove nothing
but what ought to be removed--neither
rack, nor strsin--OccssiOn no apathy or
debilltation-snd leave the bowels tree,
open, and vigorous" But The great vir.
tue DIR. lie Roys pills--the virtue Of
hemisPheres with rapid,y almost mir
sculous-lies in their; publication Of the
blood. Here they not only stand alto.
gether UDrivalled, but fill up the measure
of desire. They AT once arrest the tor.
nation of bad blood. by removing all i'm.
purities from the chyle, Of " hich the blood
II formed; aud moreover keep il clean,
by topipg and strengthening the diges
tive organs, so as TO be able 10 exclude
from il ali matter Of an ipnutricious ma.
ture; and ,ben'tbey purify the blood al.
ready in circulation; : and never cease op.
Grafton until ii 10 entirely free from every
noxious particle and full Of health, life, |
and vigor.
AGENTS,
a. J.. LOOMS, Upper ssndasky; J.
sHORB r. MARTIN, Lutte sasassky. |
EsesmssTle ie<7.-l2-ly.
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Strengthening Plasters

These Plssters will be found Of incai-
cu!able benefit IN Sure Backs and Breasts;
Oppression Of the Chest; Stifened joints;
rheumatism; chronic Diseases OF The Liv-
er. Spleen, and Lungs, Lumbsgo; and in
short IN all cases where IL 10 advisable TO
sustain permanent impression on or near
he part affected.
The India Rubber PIssters are so dur.
able, p, rtable, and sofft. that they can be
RULED up in a small compass. and sest By
mail TO any part Of The United Siaies.-
Price 25 cen,s each, or two dollars dog.
en-. All orders must be post paid, con-
tain Q rsmittsoes and be dsricied to
A. J. LOOMS, Agent. Upper Ssndusky.
Dee. 81, le47.--I2 Iy.
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STRAYED away from the Subscriber.
~ living io McCuicheasvilie, Wyando,
County, on the 10Th of August, = Grey
Mare shou, six years old .sweenied iu potb
shoulders. and sou ewhat Hea.bi,tsn. She
carries up we'll, and was shod before when
she lett. and in tolerable thin condition..
Since leaving home. she has travelled on
Westerly course, aud when last heard
from was 6 miles North Of Lima, st,lI
beading West. A reasonable reward
will be given to any one who shsii take
up the Mare, 90 the subscriber cas ob
tain her again. nr
GEORGE MYERS.
September Is, 1si6.-4e. .f,5
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B U Y @ U.ICK /!

FNHE Subscriber will sell his property
in the village of Cary, Wyandot Co.,
OHIO .oD such reasonable terms that il will
he tothe interest OF all wishing to purchase
call aud see the property. The propert,
Consist Of one lat suuated on the corner
uf Paterson street, on the east side of the
RaIi Road; a large stone building for
bIacksmith,ng aud good house. The lot
is we'll fenced aud well set with shrubery,
trnlt and ornamental ,rees, with the bes,
well If water east Of the track. The
sand for blacksmithiog is as good as eau
be found in northern Ohio Tor business
aud tor pay. After 45 years service IN the
bIacksmithIng business the subscriber is
wiling and wishes To retire from the bus
,ness aud give place to some younger and
more abier bodied hands. For further
particulars apply to the subscriber on the
prImlses.
WM. T. GREEN.
Cary, wyandot Co., Aug. 5, 1S48.--44
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BY the Subscriber, in Upper S,ndnsky,
hree good two horse Wagons timber well
Sc ason aud irOned in the best manner.
JOSEPH McCUrCHEN.
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IL the sick wish a deceased stomach re
stored, and impure blood Gle snsed with.
out end dauger,ng the constitution, go /,
T.. X. king, Agent ot Canton lea co.
aud get box Of DIR. lie Hoys Sarsapa,
r,IIa aud Wild Cherry Pulls, the only sat.
family medicine now in uss.
Dec. 81, lS47.-l2-1y.
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n e + e n e N G Z 8.

r. EF e n e N CES.
Doctor L. Bggelow, Palmyra. Portag,
county, ..
j. De Wolf, Ravana, '' o
J. Town ,lindson, Summit CO. y
II. Es,ep, Canton, Stark, CO. y
S. Seely. Warren Trumbull Co
]. Scott, Parkman, Geauga CO.
u. Sandusky, Oct. Sth, tS41--52&if