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.NEMORY.

The great point in cuhivating the mem
ory is to gain command of the attentlcnS
A habit Of continued, unreaxed atteno
ton, especially if acquired in early years
is the foundation Of good memory.
habit Of very attentive thought Is bette +
than all the artificial memories ever con.
triyed. To the formation Of such habit
sufficient efforts have not often been d..
rected. Therefore it is that we hear
many persons complaining of Ihe want
of good memory. They cannot remen
ber the lectures. sermons, and addresses
which they hear, nor tie books which
they read. All Of il seems to run through
their rtind like water ihrcugh seiTe.--
The were entertained and even edihed,
they would say but ask them to sta ie
what it was that entertained and instrnc
ted them, they cannot tell Close atten.
tion, or rather persevoring effort TO give
close attention, win help such memory
The too common pi ace is to atIemp
TO fiji the store-huuse Of the memory be
lore the foundation is laid, or a habil .
atteutien or thought is formed.
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Land for Sale.

In pursuance of the order of the Court OF
ACommon - Please ofCrawford county, o..
the undersigned as administrator Of the
estate of John Wilson, deceased, will sell
at public vendue at the door of the Court
no use in Bucyrus, in said county, on the
2sth day of February, A. d 194S between
the hours of 10 O'Clock, a. m. and o'clock
p. m. the following described real estate.
TO wit: In lots numbered 10, 20, 81, 25,
90, so and 81, with tavern stand and sta
BILE thereon. in the town of Little Sandus.
Ky. Appraised at eight hundred dollars
Terms; cash 10 hand.
DANIEL WILSON,
.4dminisfraior.
January lV, 1915 6w.14 paid.
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Patent .Nedicaie India Rubber Poruos.
Strengthening Plasters.

These Ilasters will be found of meal
cu!able benefit in Sore Backs and Breasts;
Oppression of the Chest; S,ifened joints;
Rheum tsm; chron mic Diseases Of the Liv-
er, Spleen, apd Lungs, Lumbago; and in
short in all cases where it is advisable to
he part affected.
The India Rubber plasters are SO dur
able, portable, and soift, that they can be
rolled up in small compass, and sent by
mail to any part of the United States.-
Price 25 cents each, or two dollars doz"
en-. A orders must be post paid, COZ.
lain remittance and be dericled to
A. j. LOOMS, Agent, Upper Sandusky
Dec. 81, le47.--12 1y.
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Notice,

ES heraby given. that petition " III be
Il nrcsatet TO the commissioners OF Wv
andot cluntY. Ohio, at their mex Marc
sessionlfor The location of a comfy road :,
commelc ing at point 10 what is called
the Snaer road, leading from Upper San
dusky y the east i'oe OF ssu .1 49,,
.,hrea !, township two sontb, of range
fonr,ee, east; thence east along said mid :
die section line to tie road iead'"e irou'
Lille Saudusky to the k'ioorne rosu'
thence soush alosg said road to the sou'b
line of said tow hship two south, ot range
fourteeo east; thence east along said noe
10 the east line Of the county. -
Jan. Is, ls4S-l5-4t.
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CINclNNArl, Jan. 14--3 P NJ

CINCINNATI, Jan. 4--3 p, Nj
Editor Ohio Statesman:
FLoUR--City mills 81 so per bbl.
The grain market lie without change.
GRocERiEs--Sogar A cts per ID, and
the market has an improving tendency.
Coffee and Molasses without change.
KILLED Hoas-$2 so a 75 per 100 lbs,
market steady.
Provisions without change.
PRovlsIoNs--There is nothing dong ex>
cept in lard.
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Sheriff. S Sale.

DY virtue of writ Of Fl Fla ct Lev Fa,
- duly issued frcm the Court OF Common
Pleas OF Hancock county, Ohio, and TO me
directed, / shall offer for sale at the door
Of the Court house, in the twon OF Upper
Sandusky, in Wyandot county, o., on the
10th day OF February A. d. 1S4S, between
the hours of ten o'clock, a. m, and four o :
clock, p. IN. OF said day, tie following prop
erty, 10 wit: In LOT No. It13 seventeen
in Arnold's addition to the town of Ne
Cutchenville in said Nyandot county.
Taken aud levied on as tie property. 81
Thomas Maize, at the suit of Peter 4
Tyler. Said lot appraised at s4Q000.
TAOMAS BAIRD,
Sheriff Wyaadot Co. o.
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WHIG PRESCRIPTION.

The Xenia Torchlight of the 18th inst,
reads Colonel James Collier out of the ranks
asa candidate for Governor. His only crime
is that he refuses to bow the knee to the Cor
win fraction, and swear that when he voted
war existed 'by the act of Mexico" he voted
for "e LIE" Mr.. Collier does not, like Mr..
Clay, almost aoorship ruth but like man
sticks to his integrity. Col Collier is a whig
but hat is rare IN that party, he is consistent
and refusesses tlnake fool of HIMSELF
Clermont Co. Sun.
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Administrators Sale.

Pursuant TO an order of the court of
common pleas Of Wyandot county, Ohio,
] shall ofer for sale, at the door of the
court house in said county, on the 20th
day of January next, between the hours of
10 o'clock A vi. and O'Clock p. NJ, the
following real estate, to wit: fifteen acres
lying in the north west corner of the west
halfof the north west quarter of section
in township one south, Of
range fifteen east, of the first meridian in
Ohio, and bounded as follows, TO wit:
commencing at lie north west corner of
said tract, running thence south on the
west line thereof forty rods; thence due
east sixty rods; thence north to the north
line ofsaid tract; thence west TO the place
Of beginning.
Said land to be sold free from dover,
and for ore half cash in hand and the ba!s
ance in six months.
EZEKIEL Ely ESTONE,
Administrator of Samuel Auno, 1ecea ased
Dec. 10th l647--9-4t. S2,00
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II the sick wish deceased stomac ch re.
stored, and impure blood cleansed with
out eDdsrgering the constitution, go to
G.. 4. King, Agent Of Canton lea Co.,
and get box of DR.. lie koy's Sarsapa.
rilla and Wild Cherry Pills, the only safe
family medicine now in use.
Dec. 81 lS47.-l2-1y.
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GROCERIES of all kinds.
HAIR D VT ARE TO KILL
Land for sale cheap in
Wyandot county.

Southw-s, quarter. Section Z, Up. 3,
Range l3 1862 acres; North half, Sec.
&. Township 3, Range l3, 332 4S acres;
East tialf SodtAeast quarter Sec 6. Tp, 3,
Range - 5000 acres. All in Mfilin
Tow uship, Ncr'h haltSec. 81 Up Range
II *22.19 acres; West halt Southwest
quarter Sec. RI, Up 2, Range - 50 acres;
80 "a acres;i ali in Salem Township.
Northeast quarter Sec /, Up. 3, Range
70, II acres: all in jackson Town
ship Southeast Quarter Sec. 36, Up. 2
Range 10, 100 90 acresi all in Richland
Township.
ALSO IN MARION COUNTY
East half Northeast quarter Sec. 10, TIP.
G. Range 16, so acres; Richland Township.
Also many tracts Of land in the counties
of Seneca Sandusky, Erie, Ottowa, Wood
Lucas. Williams, Henry, &C.,
Apply to L. LSTANISLAUS,
Saudusky City, Ohio.
November 26, 1S47--7-4w.
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DIR. LIE .ROY'S
WILD CHERRY AND SARSAPARILLA i
PILLS.


nR, LIE ROY has most happily sue
- ceeded IN com aiming Niid Cherry
and Sarsapariila with Q ther vegetable III
gredients, So as TO produce mediclne at
once tonic, anU purs atiye, the only perleci
discovery OF the KIND ever made, their
great peculiar excellence, and that which
distinguishes them from all other purga
lives Is, that their operation is followed by
no re action. Their unrlyalled purifying
and purgative properties, for which they
are indebted 20 The essence OF Sarsaparll.
la, and other ingredients, being controll-
ed by their highly tonic virtues, derived
from the extract of Wild Cherry, they do
not strain The digestive organs aalo action,
which mas spread their fame over the Two
is the'inode OF operation wlth other ca
tnartics, bot on the contrary strengthen
iheDi ul!o action. Thus all other puigatiye
nedIcines produce more or less saBse-
queut c0sttoeaeSS, and siugg ishnesS Of the
gastric JUICE, whIie Dr lie koys Z Ills
teave al the machmefy Of the system .fuIt as
t.Je aad aciiOHy, and The baWets open and
natural. Heuce, writes Dir CAeeseman,
'tney are Ihe uHy active pnlgatige winch
/ Can recoumeud with confidence, aud
vi llaoIt alarm, fJt9tneJ remove BothIas
opl s-iia! ougst 10 De remUved--neIthe
rark. AoE straiD--GCCasiUB 40 apathy 4E
as1lIItati0n-ana leave The bowels lree,
open, anu vigorous But The great viz
tue Dir. lie Koy's PiIis7-the virtue OF
hemispheres wlth a rapidIiy almost mir
acuious--iles 10 their; purlieatIon of the
blood. Here they not only stand alto
gelheT unrlvailed, out hltUp the measure
oi destre. They at once arrest the for
NATION OF bad blood by removing All i'm
purlties from the chy lie, of which The biood
1t formed; and moreover keep it clean,
by tobing and streng lbeniug the diges
tive organs, SO as 10 be able TO exclude
from II all matter OF an InnutrlCiOus ma
ture; aud lbeu they purify The blood al
ready in circulatiun; aud never cease op
Grafton untii II seutirely free from every
nuxious particle aud full OF health, life,
and vlgor.
AGENTS.
A. J. LOOMS, Upper Sandusky; j.
| SllUkB n MARTIN, Lutte Sandusky.
December 81 s1s47.-l2-1y.
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MARK ETs.

NEW YoRK, Jan. IA.
FLouR-Western, S5 933 90 Ger
see, Sc l22 6 le&. Mixed. SO 20 PEI
bbl For, $6 %,
WHEAT-Prime Red, 81 20 80 PEI
bush. There is good demand for wheat
PRovIsioNs--A good demand for lard
but other articles quiet.
LARD-Western,8 ,8a cents per III.
CoTToN--A better feeling,
Markets, generally, without change.
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A G. e N Il s.

D. & w. Ayres, Upper Sandusky, Jo>
seph Shorb, Little Sandusky: w. H lones
81 Go. Carey town; H. Freet, McCui chen
vile; f. Bloom. Mexico; Henry Shooman,
Or awiord ip.; Joseph Shilling, Burling-
ton.
Upper SsDdusky, Jan. -, 1Si7-14-3,.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-01-21

Said little girl to Mexican whig
father, "If the Mexican war Is war a.
gainst God he must be very weak, for the
Mexicans gets whipped every battle. =
! never could see into"
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IN CHANCERY.
Merritt s. Tygert,) wvaudot Common

VS.. pi,.,,
Ashford Kent.
Respondent will take notice, that Cons
PIT has filed in said court his petition for
the foreclosure Of a mortgage upon the
following primises, to wit: the south east
quarter of The south west quarter OF Sec,
ton thirty one, in Township two, south,
of Range thirtee east, in said county and
State OF Ohio, which said mortgage was
executed by respondent to comp't and
dated, April Q, 1912. Unless respoa>
den, appears to said bill llwithin-sixty day 5
from the next term OF sand court it viii
be taken as confessed, aud decree ac
oordingly.
SCOTT a. SEARS,
CompA Soils.
Dec. 10Th 1Si7-9-6p. S2,37.
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Al a, instance an attachment was ms
,.saad by Jos f. Fooke, Jnssioe 0,
Tia Peace ~ Pui sewnSh1p, 'neot :
county. against tue property ard effects 4, ., ~
Iames M Drum, non resident oil sa'o
county HENRY LIPPE.
Dated this 18Th day of Nov. l54'.-S-a''
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NO WOOD FOR SALE.

We have much wood promised us, and if
we could get it would have some for sale; but
as 1t Is, We do not get enough to keep one
IRE in full blast. Don't take the hint.
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The Stable.

This branch will at all times be attend.
ed by good and attentive hostler, who
W make it his particular business to see
that all animals entrusted to his care are
well taken care of.
STA FFICE.
This is the general Stage office, on the
line leading from Columbus TO Tihin
through this place, where those wishing
seats in the coaches can be accommoda-
ted.
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NV"'ftt NJV'
Dec. l0th l847-9-6p. 81,
HARDIN COMMON PLEAS.

L he Nlale Ol oHtu,
Hardin county, IS,
John K. Gunu 81 Ben. Petition TO sell
NJ. Penn administrators land
Of the estate o. TIra
Garrett deceased.
Pursuant To an order of the court of
common pleas OF Hardin county, Ohio,
made al their October term. A. ID, 1e4I,
said adminisiral will offer at public
sale, at the door of the Court House, in
Upper Sandu7ky, Wyandot county, Ohio,
Oh lhe 5.h day Of February, A. d. 1S4S,
between the hours Of s o'clock a. NJ. aud
6 O'clock r Nj ofead day, tho following
describeJ parcels or tracts land, to wits;
The west part Of tue west bali of the north
east quarter fsection No. 81, township
three, range Eileen, containing IL acres
OF land aisu thcwest half of the south west
quarter dissection 81, tow nslnp 3, range
IS, contaiulog So acres Of land; also the
south part uf the west half of the south
east quarter of section 36, township 3,
range "a, containing 57A acres Of land
also The suuth part Of the esst hall OF The
south east quarter of section 36, townsh p
5, range H. containing 573 acres Of LAND
| llaug IN WV andot county, State Of Ohio.
Terms IF Sate.--une third of the pur
! chase uuuey cash in hand; one third IN
zine months and the remaining one thlid
10 eigb cen mont hs from the day OF sale; de-
! fered payments 10 be secured by mortgage
apon The premises, with lnterst from tie
| day Of sale 10 be sold free of the Dow er
of the Widow.
JOHN r. GUNN&
BEN NJ. PENN,
deceased,
Nov. 25th, lS47--S-4w. $3.50
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r RE LONG EX p e C T e ID
eE27'iUed 0t last!

nR, John j. Hartz, who studied his pros
81 fession as physician and surgeon IN
France and Germany, and has pracilced
in this state for the last II years, has at
the many solicitation of his acqnaintances ,
permanently located in Upper Saudnsky,
and tenders his professional services to the
public. He intends TO restrict his riding
to the vicinity of this place. Persons al a
distance can consult him by bringing the
urine first aiken in the morning, in clean
vial, particularly In long standing or old
complaints.
He can be found at his Office, on Wyan-
dot avenue, opposite the old Indian tavern,
a all times, except when absent on pro.
fessiona business. Being able to speak
the French, German and English languag-
es he can consult with all.
REFE rem Es.
Doctor L. Biggeow, Palmyra, Portage
county, o.
3" j. De Wolf Ravana, '' o
8" J Town, Hudson, Summit co. 0
e" r. Batep, Canton, STARK, Co. y
" 5, .Seely Warren IrombulI co.
'' J. scott, Pafkman, Geanga CO.
u ~andusks Oc,. sth, i@d7-h"-'t ---
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Notice

rs hereby given to all PERSONS hareor'ng
i or trusting Mathew Thompson, sr' on
.ns account or employing for shall press
ao,,te ali porsons SO offending, as be was
sonreatice Of mine and has left with
OUT S'' Pr JOHN w. MANKIN.
Crawford TIP. Dec. IA, i5i1-lo-ss.
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HIS Table.

The table win abound with the very
bestthe country can afford, prepared In 4
manner that will suit the palate Of every
one. Boarders can here find good accoms
modations and reasonable bills.
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How TO avoid them:-- Zach Agent who
sells the genuine Brandretb Pills, has a
Cert i6cate of Agency, which has been
engraved at vast expense. 1t represents
the Mandatory at Sing Sing, ON the banks
Of the Hudsou RIVER, and is signed by DR..
Brandreth, aud his seal stamped upon the
paper, also fac-simile Of the labels upon
the boxes. Compare them.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-01-21

The expressions rich blood, and poor
blood, have a scientific basis. The rid-
icuie which many have attempted to
cast on these cOmmon sense opiuions,
must Iec0il Dpon tlremse as surely
as that Truth will prevail
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A. J. LOOMS, Upper Sandusky; J
SllukB N MARTIN, Lutte Sandusky.
December 81 (, 1s47.-l2-1y.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07
THE SHREWD BETTER.

In some States laws exist against betting on elections The
penalty being dsranchisement Such law, however, scs
not exist in New Hampshire and the glorious privileges Is
freely exercised by all ibose who wish.
Not long since a limb Of the law (not little tg;g brs a
pretty muscular mb) from Rockingham county Glanced a.
I've at Concord and IN of with the rszs
dons who manufacture public opinion, and disseminate A.
through the Patrot TO the sources from whence hpuki
the topic turned, Ike needle the POLE 10 the P
sden,ial election recent editor Of the Patriot cou s
Germ the political skies clear and bright for Cass but os 80
the one with whom he convsrsing there was TO him m
thick mist beweenCass and the White House. dark a. Fpvu
and almost dense the smoke in Gasss barroom ssr
Governor 8 had been putting long nine there for half mn
hour.
SWELL you doubt that Cass will be elected, whas VIII
you bet ~
30, never bet wantto Taylor will be elected viii,
out any betting but disposed bet feel es5tai
that should win"
sThere zee you afraid I'd take YOU up a, .r,,se
any stake You know Cass is the man. and you soaa
venture"
'Wel Colonel, III tell you what it is if you mss, On
bsttmg m ready Let US there thirty States. E1
bet twenty dollars that Taylor will carry fifteen States tha
can name, and ten dollars each Of the other States ihn
he will carry them alsor
"Why, man, you crazy ~
"I may be, but the money put down yocr huu
dred and seysnty-fe dollars against mine, if you dare
The bet accepted and the crazy began 10 yrSt
down the fifteen States which he beed twenty five d,arx
upon-Nes Hampshire, Virginia, South Carolina Alalarr.
Mississippi Illinois, Missouri, Michigan Wisconsin A,ku,-
sas, Texas ndana Iowa. Pennsylvania, Maine thus pr-
ting down the fifteen States which the Locos place sr
most reliance.
But sir you can't hope for Of these excepting Inc
four last these are your best aes Cass will be csrtap
Of the whole Union"
"Cass won't get all these fifteen by ehaks bot sB,
pose nc does, ard you my twenty five dollars why s
have for certain Massachusetts,, Connecticut Veyurns
Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, Delaware Maysna
North Carolina, Georgia, Louisiana, Ohio Kentucky Ten
nesseo, Flodafeen pretty good States; at any rate ma
enough TO secure me hundred and twenty five dollars ayr
have paid you my twenty-five dollars, as reckon -
The Colonel dumbfounded. And ever since as esr-
tain General from Mexico asks he passes how does i
bet come he shrugs up his shoulders and walks wi
more rapid sePs--Po'tsaouh (M NJ Journal
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07
TRADE TO CHINA-No. Ill.
OpITHLoCo.

10 further contemplating this important trade we must nd
mrc the many natural productions found in and near the
direct line necessary in this grand project as eve
opcd by scientific gentleman Of the navy, Lieut. MauRr
who has given important information aid us In progress and
He has showed the distance and course acros the
Pacific China that be conveniently and cheapy
supplied with the article Of stone coa essential 10 success
IL kind Providence, anticipating project has bou-
teousy furnished this article conveniently placed TO cur pur-
pose. Near San Diego the Pacific south Of Monterey
and within six miles Of TIE Shore this article Is found on the
top OF the ground, and in abundance At the mouth of the
Columbia river, in Oregon, north Of Monterey now visited
by mail steamers from Panama, coal is so convenient
and abundant that has been cold by the Indians for lrss
than one dollar per Both these depostes nre within the
range Of mail steamers passing Monterey from each point
The coasng trade from either side will bring this article to
the point Of departure for China.
The distance from Monterey Shanghae is ascertsnod by
Lieut.. MAuRr be 5i00 miles. On the route and about
half way the Aleutan Fox Islands, belonging to the
empire Of Russia, convenient for deposite of coal at the
proper distance, the direct line shanghae without the
necessity Of dvegng from direct course Shanghae is the
most important commercial city in China near the mouth Of
the longest river in the empire, extending the extreme in
terror; and its meanderng watering the richest and most
productive sections, which is the city Of Bouchang with
100000 inhabitants Nankn 500 o00 and several on and
this river OfwO and three hundred thousand with two
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07
DREADFUL DISASTER ON LAKE HURON.
rnoN rar cLrrELaNn HLnALn OF srrr. 2S.

PROM THE CLEVELAND HLRlLD or sErr. %
News reached this city Saturday eveEng Of the destruc
ton Of the propeller Goliath, Lake Huron, on Friday
morning last II is painful 70 say that recent nte
gence confirms the first report The statement is that about
-four o'clock ON the morning above mentioned, the Goliath,
when of Point Baques in Lake Huron bound for saui
81 Merle with a cargo of merchandise. and about 100
kegs oil powder for the miners in the copper regions took FIRE,
and, with terrible explosion, was almost instautancousy
destroyed
This fearful disaster first announced the authority
Of man at Point Baques, who The fire and heard
The explosion But this morning Capt. Sweet, Of the pro-
pee Republic arrived here from above, aud says that be
yeeray saw Capt Fuller, Of the schooner Spartan, who
within five miles Of the Goliath at the time Of the fire. distinct
" saw tand heard the explosion. the oce OF which
intense that shook every timber in his vessel He
BILE to reach the wreck We believe this is all tina, pre-
sent known Of the disaster We learn that there but
few any on board besides the captain and The deep
est socitude is felt In regard their fate and there hope
expressed that some may have been saved II the FIRE broke
out IN part OF the propeller away from the powder, those
board may have Immediately taken TO the boats and abandon
ed her in time to escape the explosion.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07
CALIFGRNIA TRASsPoRrs.-The New York Jourr,,l n

CALiTdRSIA TRASsPoRTs.-The New York journal al
Conerce publishes the following information relative 10 s
transportation Of troops to California
1.-TWO large ships, having aggregate o more than sr
teen hunded tons, were at first taken up, which, and nm
The Uuied States steamer Massachusetts tie I'd nfsry x
TO be embarked for California The latter vessel having =;
sufficient room for proper complement Of men, a third A,
was taken IN her stead of between six and seven hups
tons the three having ample accommodations bs weeD r
of more than eight hundred PERSONS exceeding the prolx
number o the regiment These ships have also CABIN -
,omnodsons for all the eicers, including their f,m.,
unless the szo Of the latter (no known with any precisio
course considerably supasses the estimate made II j. s
Intended 10 restrict either officers men as 10 bagyaV ~
Massachusetts, takes the companies Of Ar,ery %
tined for Oregon fourth ship is be aken nm iusns
TO carry out subsistence stores and the companies Of ~
uueIy desnned Tor California These companies viii etsrk
at Old Point Comfort unless they are sent on here
to the time Of sailing"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07

Tax crescent FLAG IN Bosros.--Thc Turkish brig
AIarat, Captain MErkxs, from Constantnope arrived "a
n pon hls mornng after good OF about eighty 5-
The Arara is the first vessel Of the Turkish nation thar s,.
visited this port She Is altogether BY Tuks. Rsr
commander Captain MKrExA, fne locking man, aps in,
his dress (coa and panoons and general appearance bsA
but little resemblance 10 the bearded and tgocd Turk -
century SINCE Turkey has made great progress in civis
within the last dozen years-BoSfon 7rqper of Fridga