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Guardians S Sale.

DY viit"e III an order ut the tnuri al
ID &, mmun Peas "f Wy,ndot &C un,,
Ohio, sail eriI al punlic vendue ON e
p ep,se., on S~turuay the Is hda,o u
,txt, between 10 "'ci"ck \ NJ. nd q :.
club iw"-qnai u,dNi Nidau se,entn,
oi the nrrth halt Ut the we-, ha. ut TIA,
: n'k west quar- er" "t sec,Ion one IN t""u
ship one, ST." h e range th r cen. aud lin
n"rth halt 81 The eas, half al the s"nth .as
quarter. ut irsc'innaI sectIsn iva. IA ia,
"w"ship aud iange al, res,d IL sara
c"nn', "i W ando,. aud c"n'a,ning ~ an
e'gh,> acre. snhjec, 10 tie life estate u,
Ja"e Williams wId"w "f heuJ .m,n VII
l'ams deceased. APPRAISED a, SIS.
ERMo--One halt cash in hand, an,i
the balance IN six IN nis W th in.er
est.
CURTIS BE tRY. guardiaa Of
ElISIi\ NitLt \MS IL
SAMPSON WILLIAMS.
June i3'h. l>4B --36-4p
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AT.
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THR Thlr,y .fini, volume commences
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The alert. FREEMEN OF OHIO, are you pre-
pared for the crisis, andready to, do Jour
dnt,9
Being here al the capital. with the DOC.
UMENTs al hand. we shall take OCCASION
10 show up federalism in all its deformity
from the wriHen record; and shall prove 10
he mind of every man not re.jndged or
blinded By self-inierest or prejudice,
hat the party calling itself whig is wholly
unworthy and unfit TO be trusted with
power in times of peace or of war. That
they are derelict 10 every duty that rests
upon a Representative of free and in.
ielligebt people, protesting TO be guided
by honest principles, equal laws, or patri-
oic love Of country. We shall deal in
hisloric facts that should be iD the posses
sion Of every voter, and calmly but 6rm.
ly prpsen, TO the people Of OHIO why spch
party. after series Of the most start
ling measures. at last filled the measure
their dishonorable conduct by an at
tcmp,tu usURPATiOM of legislation. which
to recognize OF counteDance would be de-
gradatioD, i'm mbecili,y, and cowardice,
nnwor,hS Of the name of Freemen, Of A.
mericaDs.
We will show from the Legislative
journals thai the very man Seabor, Ford,
whom they put forth as their leader, is,
hy his votes aud principles, the very last
man that the people should trust. ln the
limits Of PRospEcTus we have no room
tor details; bn, il the people Of Ohio are
tot ready to how their necks TO the fund.
mongers and privileged bankers. to tory-
ism ~ its worst fni In in time of war, to
'he mad acts Of parry discipline that re-
qnire your written constitution 10 he torn
into tatters. that the tyramfs yoke may
be fastened upon you aud your childrens'
necks. then check the mad career Of your
State officials. VIII" CLAIM every thing for
power aud nothing for the rights of their
constituents
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). MEDARY.
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The best offer yet made!

A Life size Portrait of Cen. Zachary Tay-
lor,
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long.
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one years subscription Ia Godey's Lady :
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aud one year IN advance, Will alsu be en-.
titled TO copy.
The only eorrtci Likeness Of General Tay-
Tor erer giren to The .Americdn public.
This Portrait is pronounced b, the
press woik uf art that has never heen
txcelled. aud for it, tsithfulnes, AZ q like
ness, the follow ing ,estmun, is ufeI.d:-
INV ioRR. May. ls41.
I'VE, the undersigned, officers Of the L:
S. Army. beng personally acquainted
with Cen. la, Tor. consider the above por
trait to he a correct likeness.
u. p. .uosrison. Capt. 5,h Ree't. OF IL.
ntry.
l.. "A. Luther. Cap. % Regt. OF Ar,il
lery.
+ Hamilton, Maj. 10Th Infantry.
j. IN. FoHs. Surgeon u. >. Navy.
". Sydnty Smith. Is, 1t. Is, ARTILLERY.
ID. q. Rogers. l., L,. % D,agoons.
n. Lord, Cap, % Draemns.
a Myers, I'd Lieut.. 5,h Infantry
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William Beals,

Wunld respectfully inform the citizens
of Upper Sandusky and the c,uni, ~
W,andu, generally. that he has co'hnenc
ed the Saddling business IN all its vaiIon'
branches; and that he intends to spare ~
pans in making his work "i The best na'e.
rial & Deates, manner possible. lie Ihe'e'
fore. hopes that thu.e wishing 10 pnrchast
will not iuigei 10 give hin call aud ex
ANNE his suck ana pr.c.s beioie r"'.
chasing elsewhere.
n. B. All kinds of produce taken il
payment ,or wuk, such as Wheat. Rye.
Corn, Buck wheat, Sugar. Bees.wax, Tai.
lew. and The higheo, prices paid Tor hides
and skins.
A.a,ch IL, ls47-23-,f
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The Engravings

shall be the best that can he procured.
The seleU,aon Of s"hjec's will be made
from the entire range "t Art, and torm a
variety such as caunn, fail Ia secnre ad
mIra,I"n. W. zzptiutn, the Hs0& UeaWJHt
and e9rctire klhd OF engraving, viii more
trequen,l, than heretofore be produced.
aud |" a style ansnrpnss"die
THE FASHIONS,
indispensable to the ladies. will still form
IA prominent feature. The, snalI be no,
""ly beau'if"ll, got up, hui genuine aud
curIecI. Ia short, the Bonk will be
REPOSITORY
of all that Is elegant and useful IN Ill l.
ERATUKE, AKT, AND FASHION, and
IN ever, respec, well flted for what ~
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Earners!
Sheriff S Sale.

RY virsue of a writ Of plural vendition
exponas duly issued from the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Wy andot County, 0hias
TO the directed. viii offei for sale at
public vendhe al the toiif' House IN Up
per Ssnd"skv. in SAID COUNTY. ON he 2'lh
DAY Of July lS4s. between The hours ut
10 o'clock A. M. aud 4P. n. nf said dat,
he full wing lands ami lenem, n's,io W.T.:
In lots Mo-. ~ aud i3 IN the tnwn of Nc
Cnlehensille ia said county; taken aud
levied upon as the property oi Henry
Ilaupt. satisf, an execution in favor of
Jsmee X. Dunlap, aud sgainst said Hovpt
& ueofge Eaton.
n. THOMAS BAIRD.
Sheriff ", C.
.Juue Is, ls4e-S6-4i. $isa
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I he state of Ohio wya, dot county SIS.
Court of Common Pleas.
andsell Phillips, }
Ware, Phillips. 1913.

The Defendsn, Marcy Phillips. who is
a non-rssidrn, at saIi county, will take
"oiice. that the c"tnp.atnsnt has this do,
hied IN the clerks fice. tor said count,
h's p~'i'i"n against hts VIE. t.r divorces:
"hieh pe'ui"n Is now pending.
lie assigns ~ c~nse 1T dis"tcc--wil.ni
absence fo' more than tt Pee years ,ss, p,s
SAID cana will c me ON To he heard .,
the Jaly term 1913. of said Caurt at Up.
per Sardu.k, Uhio. The defendant II.
""'i6ed ,o. appear snd plead, answer or
d.mur 10 SAID petition.
BY A. LYLE,
Soft.
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THE YEAR 1913.

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PROSPECTUS
For THE
Campaign Statesman.
ELECTioN.OF ls4s.

The CAMPAIGN STATESMAN will he is
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weekly, until the 25th Of November iol
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We never issued prospectus for a
campaign paper, when the freeme0 Of our
State and nation had so much at stake as
u the present momeRt. Enemies OF our
counit,'s honor, aud men who have NO.
regard for constitutional obligation. the
..Lsrrvation nf which Cao alone preserve
rrpahlcan government, are ever,
where fptoing themselves, by every means
'air er toul, mo yoar State oficss. and ia
he naii, nal councils. Their strides of
usuRPATios. and their disregaid If he
sacred da'ies Of patriotnm, esen while
"nr country s al war, and our troops suf-
fering from thier TRgAsoNABLE IsAcTtoN.
call LOUDLY and EsrHAricALLy upon ell
true friends Of their eountry TO be upon
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THE LONG EXP EC7'E II
.Hl.I.iUed ut lust!

mr.. john ! iiai'g VIII" stuffed hs pro,
fsssiun as rhys,cian aud surgeon III
France aud GERMANY and has p'acuced
~ thIs stare f"r the last IL Years, has
tie nau, solicitation OF hi- acqnai"tshces
perm ,nsntB i"ratrd in Upper > musk!
ana ienders his protpssI""ai services TO tie
puhlIc. lie Intends I" restrict his riding
l." The v'c'ni,y ot th's place. Persons al a
distance Can consnl' hin by bringing The
ur,n- first ,sken ~ the morning. IN clean
val, particularly m l"ng STANDING or o'd
""uplalnls
lie can he i"nnd al his Office. on the
Sannusk> Avenue, one do"r ~ rih "f ID.
a. W A,r.s' Stare. a, all times. excep'
wien absent on professional business
Beng able I" speak the Freuch. Germ""
and E"glish languages, he c.n CONSUL
with all.
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JOHN MACURDY

ESTATE OF JOHN L. MYERS, deceased.
NOTICE i. hereby enen. usi the SUB.
scr,ber has been appointed and quail
fed ~ Execnirx on The estate of ioLu
i. Myers late nf W,sndot county, de.
ceased. Dated at Sycamore. this 10th
day Of June A. ID. ts4s.-?6-3,.
MAkGARET MYERS.
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GEORGE JOHNSTON,

GEORGE JOHNSTON,
Would respectfully int"rm the CT lzens ~
Upper S""d"sk, aud surrounding c ,un,r,
thai lie las Commenced the iaiior,ug bus
ines. All persons wishing TO get wuk
done m short noiice aud reasonahIe term.
would do we'll Ia call, as ! am prepared t..
co any thing 10 the line Of iail"riag IN y
style, whIdh for The nes'ness of the wok
aud the exscIness # the 6, Connect b.
tqualed. Wo,k shalt no, 60 "u, af ne
shnp unless d"ne 10 a workmanIIks man
uer. the t,ttsi fsshI"ns are rec rIvsd quar-.
ieriy fr"m the east. 81 thai Customers m,
rely upon having their garment made ,n
the latest aud most improved su,le. th.
cutting ofgArmenis Will be attended 10
~i'h the eresiesf of care.
Upper ssndusky Jun. 81. Isas -3i-3m
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BERRY s. GOODMAN,
Attorny at Law,

UPPER S>NDusKv UHio.
The nhders,gned have entered into
,ar'"ershp, in the Practice Of the law
within the count, of W,ando,. Ohio
GEO. W. BEERY,
JAS II GOLDMAN.
REslD ENCE.
no. w. REEEy, JAS. H. GOODMAN
Upper Sandusky, Marion,
Ohiu. Ohio
Apul ~. ts4S-3Otf
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American Hotel,
Up Err SAND LSKY ONO
w. w. BATES.

few d"ors norib OF the Public square,
the Sandusky avenue, and near to the
Heceiv-r's office, where every attention
wlll he paid 10 The Travelling public ard
theirs that may be pleased to Iatroniz.
I'm
Jao. 25 lS47-l7lf,
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Notice

rs hereby given. that The subscriber has
= been appointed agent tor the Stalk
county Mutual Insurance COMPANY; and
tha, he will at,end to all applications
his resident. iu Upper S,nou>ky. "u 6th
s'ree', near the Pu1lic square, Wysndot
County, Ohio.
JOHN MACURDY
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Ladies' Companion.

r L II NJ S: CASH IN ADVAN G E!
one copy .S3 90
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NEW! NEW S.!

Saddles and Harness made, on the nor,i
end Of the Sandusky Ave"ue, nearly OPP
pusi,e the Receivers Office, Upper San.
du.ky OHM
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LAW AND LAND AGENCY NOIICE.
Chester II. Mott,

A11UkNEl ~ ItuNSEilOR AT
LAW and C.U missioner Ii take the
,kh"wIrugementsu at DreJs aud other in.
.liuin. rts hhuer seal, io he ttcOiupd III
: sBhs. .IvsnIs, wiii hereafter practice ~
'ne c"netl OF .snuoi, and the sdjoining
. Unnttes. lie Will aiso faithfully ani
: roD.pii, sheBd To any i.snd Aeenc, bus.
'.sss ent trusted to his charge. beed..
noiigages. and other Instfuaenis vi wr,.
ttng. hesil, aud coireetly drawn.
OFFICE, Upper Sardusky. wysndott
CO., Ubso. sept B, rs.
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FASHION MILE
Ga6l0rfuN.

IN Nysndni AseRue ,w" door east 81
" the f"s' Ofice aud fronting The Pub.
lie buildings.
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II e r e Il e N C Es.

Doc,"r l. B'gseiow, Palmyra, Por,"g'
cuun',. d.
j. DE Wolf Ravana. o
J Irwu. .ltuds"H .Sntumit CO. y
X. E>tep. Canion. Stark. Co. y
:" =, Srei>. WaIr-n Trnmhnll c."
J >cut,, paiknan. Geanga CO.
U Sanuu,k, Uci. clh, le41--52-t
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Eucz1la Cordial; or the
-, ELIXIR OF LOVE:

" IHiS is.a sovereign and speedy cure llop.
IL Incipient Consumption, Barenness..
inpn,ency, IncorhGa or Whiiss, Obstruction,
Difficult or Painful Menstruation ,Ineontire,.ics-
al Urine, or Involuntary Diseharge ..efeof;;
and for eraprosiration ofth sys.eR;- whg.:l
ther the result nf:inhereni causes Or pr5fired
by irres suaritg, illness or accident. $S, s5!5,a
There is not shadow of dotibt TINT this isS
true, aud were NOT the subject Of too delicaIea
natre, hundreds would tsslifyto tho niiriva. iiri
led efficacy ofths Cordihl as specific for bar ar
renness, -four albus; gleets; irregularities in tie.
secreliohs, pains irrthe Kidneys. female SUPP,
pIess!ons. For sale:hy all the principal ,Drdg:,
gists ia.Angnsta, Hamburg and Charleston. s.
UT Price, go. per bottle: =. 81:
For sale by Hayilaid, Harral &s Allen, King
street; T. Melvin Cohen, No. lg Hayne street J,
Nelson Garter. Meeting. street, and E. III, Ca.
rey, oudstreet Charleston; T.. Risley, Hams
burg; and !. D. PfBBETTS, 20 20
-. Edgefeld' Court House, 81
y July 2S,s - - rs2sg ; 3, Z 6m s. ; 21aT.,
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Gi-ii,if-- -...., .rs.rees sassefte zfhtn
al ny.4erinefsps4fif5d. ft.will embrace evefy
article in the trade whicilziis required i0r The
sales oftho country merchant. Z,
In consequence of the change in:;hcir terms
Of selling, they are enabled to olIer SCHOOL
Asp MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, BLANK
BOOKS; PAPERS. SIC. nj prices 80 greatly
reduced frominrnier rates. as 10 make il 10 The
interest Of a.! who deal in these articles to pur-
chase from their stock s-'
Hitherto lhesystem of crediting small amounts
has involved al expense in their collection aud
rs b. " I. now sell Only for CASH. or-snch
Negotiable notes as are sure to be paid in bank
at their maturity, the saving tu those who choose
10 deal IN this manner will he u very consider.
able per centage on their purchases.
Few dealers in the country buy more than
5000 worth of stationery in season, many no,
over e.half, and a large portionnot more lhan
one fourth Of that amount There ia not a
dealer, therefore, who visits Philadelphia who
would he inconvenienced by paying these
small sums in Cash, and as each can save mo.
ney by dong SO, II. 6; T. believe they are of:
lering an inducemcnl which will gladly be ern.
braced by those VINO make their purchases in
Philadelphia. Those who enter into such an
arrangement will be enabled TO sell ut prices
mnch below their fuimer rates al home, and
will consequently reap Iarger aggregate pro.
fit from the increased amount of their sales.
Having a PRINTING OFFIC E for CO. pper.
plate and type work, and an extensive BIND
ERY, IL. d T.snre prepared to fI.orIers from
Banks and Public Offices. wien Forwarded
through merchants. at extrer.eIy low prices.
Philadelphia January J3, 1S45.
february I'm =,
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THE EDGEFlELD
FE E.gEsEEtE II Ee8ADEyWV'
CONDUCTED BY
Eer. aEnd NNrs. ,JOlnes.

EeT. dnN RNHS. JONES,
NMTiLL sopen;as heretofore advertised, on
wv MondaYithe 9Th ofFebrnary The ar.
rangements are us fnllows. A Primary Depart
ment; JUNIOR, MiddIe;and Senior Glasses.
In The Primary Department.
Spelling. Reading, Writing and .Elo.
nentary Arithmetic, $5 90
Inthe Junior Class.
Spelling, Reading, Writing Grammar,
Arithmetic. Primary Geography,
Abridged History, Comoosition, 500
s,% fathc 5N;ddie Class.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Airline.
tic extended, Grammar and Pars.
s@'idg, Generai: Geography, History,
6fUnited YSta,es and of England.
Astronomy, Chemistry, Natural
Philosophy Compositions, 10 90
hathe Senior Class.
Ancient Geography. General History,
Critical ;Reading, Rhetoric. Logic,
Botany, Chemistry aud Natural
Philosophy Algebra. Geometry,
Lalin.Wilfia view ttoa more tho.
misunderstanding Of English, > - 90
Instruction INN Mnsic; 15 00
- ldo,dgEETench, - IL 90
The year @illbe divided into fonr quarters
ofeleyen weeks teach, commencing as follows
1st Of. january 18th of March, Isl Of June, and
lst of October.
Books, Stationery, &c., will be furnished al
prices 10 coyetexpe petises'only.
NIB. The present quarter (to commence on
the HhofFebluary, will be Charged us u half
quarters ~ - ;rg4. -
febp2 tf 9
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-09
Dr. GOrd0n's Pills.
GREAT ARRIVAL.

tSD Ah Bushels or 25,0Oe boxes, of Dr. COR
.eDlH DON'S FAMILY. PiLLS.-Ths,
vast and increasing demand For this and
Justly celebrated Medicine, and the numerous
The country where they have eenintroiacedSsst n
of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints and Billions
Diseases; withStheir we'll known aiiendantsss,
Sick Headache, &c, has induced the under
signed TO make arrangements to receive their,
stocks direct from the Proprietor, and would
say to their numerous customers that they are
prepared TO supply them, Wholesale or retnil
at New York prices
4 ~ $2'per dozen. of2i Gents per. box .it;. s.
Z BY P. Melvin Coilen, No: l9 Hayne street,; J
HavIand, Harral g Allen, King street !; Eel.s
son Carter, Meeting street; E.sM- Carey
Broad street; and Amos Head, corners East.:
Bay and Broad street, Charleston: Z. RisleyJ.
Hamburg; and j. D.: TIBBETIS, &;
Edgefield Court House, 8. E.gss::
july % ~. Gm s2,7s44