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Watch and Clocks.

THE ci,,zeus of Upper Sandusky and
i vicinity, are respectfully informed
lna, the subscriber has commenced the
Watch aud Clock making business IN all
ITS various branches. Patent Lever, CYL
inder, Lepin, Repeater, and common
Watches and Clocks of all kiads repaired
and cleaused, on tue most reasonable
terms.
He also offers his services as surveyor.
ERNEST NJ. KRAKAU.
July 9, 1S47-35-3m.
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Fruit Trees.

rTyHE subscriber has for shle. nj his un
= rivalled nnrsery,lwo miles east Of
McCnicLenyiIlc, Wyandot county, more
taan
the future, he wilImake two prices for APP
pie lees. Those that are not strictly
prime lrc il sell at Six cents aud those
,bai are prime a, Ten cents as usual.
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LAW ANDLAND AGENCY NOTICE.
Chester II. Mott,

A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT
"a LAW, and Commissioner Ia take the
,cknow Judgements Of Deeds and other in
struments under Seal, to be recorded in
Pennsylvania, will hereafter practice III
lhe county of Wyandot, and the adjoining
counties. He VIII also faithfully and
promptly attend to any Land Agency bus,
mess entrusted to his charge. Deeds,
Mortgages, aud other instruments of wri>
ting, neatly and correctly drawn.
OFFICE, Upper Sandusky, Wyandoti
co., Ohio. sept. D, 40.
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Land for Sale.

IN pursuance of the order of the Court OF
1Common Please of Crawford county, o.,
the Undersigned as administrator Of the
esta e Of John Wilson, deceased, will sell
al public vendue at the doorof the Court
house IN Bucyrus, in said county, on the
2sth day Of February. A. ID 1S4S between
the hours Of 10 o'clock, a. m. and o'clock
p. IN. the following described real est ate,
To wit: In lots numbered 10, 20, q, %,
80, 80 and 81, with tavern stand and sta
BILE thereon. in the town Of Little Sandus-
k. Appraised at eight hundred dollars
Terms; cash IN hand.
DANIEL WILSON,
.adminisfrdior.
January 10, 1S46 6w-14 paid.
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A C e N t s .

d. & w. Ayres, Upper Sandusky, Jo>
seph Shorb, Little Sandusky; W. II ones
u Co. Carey town; II. Erect, McCutchen'
VILE; f. Bloom. Mexico; Henry Shooman,
Crawford ,p.; Joseph Shilling, Bnring-
ton.
Upper Sandusky, Jan. 13, lS47-14-3t.
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r. PERRY,
.NcCUTCHE.NTILLE, OHIO.
May 25lh. 1647--33tf.
MIRROR BINDERY.
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4 do all kinds of
Book Binding,

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BE CAREFUL OF CouNTERFEiTs.

How TO avoid them:-Each Agent who
sells the genuine Brandreth Pills, has a
Certificate of Agency, which has been
engraved at 2 vast expense. 1t represents
the Mandatory at Sing Sng,on the banks
uf the Hudson RIVER, aud is signed by DIR.
Rrandreth, and his seal stamped upon the
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,he boxes. Compare them.
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THE YEAR 1913.

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I'LL kinds of Produce

will be taken in exchange for goods, such
as wheat, corn, oats, fax, timothy aud
clover seed tsllow, bees wax, feathers,
and almost every other article that can be
turned in ,his market. From The above
date The old addage will be adopted, "a
Bird in the hand is worth two in the bush;
and to old and new Gus lomers, the proof
Of the pudding is chewing the bag COLL
aud examine.
JOSEPH McCUTCHEN.
Jan 7th, ls4S-l3u.
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Isaac Ayres' Estate.

AIOr1CEis hereby given, that the sub
~ seribers have been appointed and
qualified as administrators Tor Execute rsI
on the Estate Of Isaac Ayres late OF wy
andot county, deceased. Dated at Upper
sandusky, this lllh day of February, le4s
-I6-3t.
pay,P 5osaPhaE fxsEsi slRrs. ad"'ni''r'''''.
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NEW! NEWS!!

Saddles and Harness made, on the north
end of the Sandusky Avenue, nearly OPP
posite the Receivers Office, Upper San.
,lusky Ohio.
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The Weekly Union.

One dollar per copy for The session.
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ExcELsI n.

The Pioneer in American Literature ant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-19

ut he co1ld not drive the ,h1ugh, Of th, h,a-
5ar from his mint; more than once he looked
1t ..' ''d Waol "a mitteu, uul az an early hour
re,ir d 10 his LODGING.
M. bgirsou su, a splendid Marty the
'o!Io'i lg evening. The ciit. and hrtiIt, Of
ue ei'y were here among the number were
Harirt Ice aud Albert Dunrov. The soul
"biulng notes oi music. and IN, lighi touch
Il any feet lpnn suit threads Of CARPET. p,s
'ed the time mernly away. until a late hour
'A"n they wtr, seated sT,pil in various
groups apart SIT llarri-t Ls,. Albert Dam
py. Charles Nennor. Thy were engaged in
conversation un the different tlpics 0l the
Hmrs ana seasons; How different rtmirs-
y u Irrl-t'aCe the seems in this sulendiJlv
.'Satea suite OF rooms; TO some OF those W.
fa-1fJ amid tar poor on our way hither."
ihe mp ol Albert curied slightly, but re-
'0...cting who spoke.
lrS said h., this Is a bard winter.
" = wust doall we can for tn needy She
ma f. iin no answer bat turned her eyes and
m7l ih- iGli giza Of Charles he sat in silence
" iedog her c0uhtenanCe. Ii was not tn,
afaL i"r thrv bad met. She took from her
little cm5rallrrj bag an oil woollen init
5ut MY cent niece the former She haaj
II t. Al 5.ri. You have lis fellow" sid she
'ia" pair aIay b. OF more service to YOU thar
JH' aud TOE coin she handed 10 Charles.
Eltl Iooh@d at the other. do YOU no.
ihioh my disguise completc?" said she, 81
In " YOU both as You are"
lhe faces Of both Young men were crimson
the one from shame, the other from surprise
We have but one moro word tn say She
now lives the happy Wit of Charles Ntnnor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-19
THE BALTIMORE HOG MARKET

We have referred frequently within the
last three or four weeks, to the great number
OF Hogs reported as being on the way from
The West to this market and we can now
state that since about Christmas to this date
over % 900 have arrive here, inducing those
driven as we'll as those transported in cars
from Cumberland. Since the first OF the
present month two trains arrived in two sue
cesslve days, the first having forty two cars
the second thirty seven. and the cars were
all filled aud each contained from 50 to 60
hogs. TIER conilion wa, good and meat firm.
All have been purchased and mostly by pack
ers, and cut and are being cured for The En-
gish market
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-19

Doing Benedick out of his Dinner.-A
young Benedick who had recently entered up
on the luxurles OF wife. home, housekeep
Ing and the prospects OF Il family, was met
the othey day by WIS he was in the
act act OF Transporting fine lobster in It's native
quainlance to be green enough TO be caught
went up to him with look of establishment
and inquire how he had suffered himself to he
so dreadfuly bit?
"Bit!' returned Benedict unsuspectingly.
"l'm sure don't know, it must have been
some OF those deuced mosquitoes; show me
where they are, and III get my wife to put
some spirits OF hartshorn on them
Spirits of iddestck," said VI.
cts spirit OF another kind you want. my dear
fellow. But metaphorcaily, | nean-how
came you to let yourself be persuaded into
bayng dead lobster? Why the thing is
! blue, quite blue, almost i'll state of putre-
lacation."
"Why | asked the woman about that !"
replied benedlck, ''and she laughed and said
/ they were always blue before they were cook
ed.
''You don't say So! Why, she must have
taken you to be verdant, very verdaut--
fheugh! not you quite 50 near il you please, .
exclaimed W, holding his nose; 'why
what could you must have not to smell
| it,"
"Well, have a cold that's true But
what shall do with the Geuced ihing?' con
tlnued the unhappy purchaser with look
OF disgust-.iL'l! never do to take it home to
my Wle-she'd laugh at me for month";"
And very right she would be, answered
W. Il shall, I'm sure. But I'll tell
Won how u "A rratiup it-cail nnrtar nav. l ~,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-19
PORTRAIT or GEN. TAYLOR.

The following pleasgut and SRI. h G. .sppu
anil iuk sketch of cen Tlvlor Is tr5m the
abb n4r o. fh. R.v. DR.. Wuahtt.tp. s.pi.r
,3i.lr,i IN S,,.l,... t,l,i.ti.7, 4 I.,.tta.
pvbr.5, o,.r.u. f.,., ...I,yv n,,,, Rome
o.. tl. l-.t bsssofi l, river. Wrttve pl,-
$ 3 .iul4- Oh. nisnr tia; most pi.,rresui,
. rarti4u ol III. river called the cont The al.
Iluticl mirzla on both sides ol the river
SPREADS ln arsa.l .r,m 100 ysrIs toa mic
laHIah.L l. +, the -arl..l ,npl OF t,,aIT. S
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[ looks n1.a w4il narrower thtn n Orleans
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-19
H. y LIChs
Maj. Gen, U. S. Army,

Ex-Governor Porter oil PennsN lvania is out
in favor of Gen. Taylor. Ia his letter to the
Fhiladelp hia TAYLOR meeting, he says:
Il have watched with great care the char
acter and achievements of Gen. Taylor, and
the conviction has formed itself upon me that
he is Justly entitled to be ranked in the first
class of the great men of the county. For
honesty OF purpose. sound judg neat and pa
trioism, he occupies the most exalted posi-
ton, and it would De difficult 10 find his ri
val. His great experience and sound COM
mon sense peculiarly qualify him for the dis
charge ofany duties which the people, in their
wisdom, may conGde to him: and his manly
and independent spirit entities him 10 stand
in the same rank VITA the illustrious father Of
his country. And il the man who has devo-
ted forty years of his life to the severest SER
vice of his country, and who has time and
again led her armies to victory after victory,
should be elevated to the chair once occupied
by the patriot Washington. he will be back
ed by the confidence OF the whole nation, that
its duties could not have been committed to
enc of greater integrity and purity OF pur-
pose. You have espoused the cause of one
of the greatest patriots of the age, aud il am
not mistaken in the indications OF popular
feeling, you cannot fail to accomplish the OBJ
lect for which you are so laudaby engaged,
in which result no one will be more sincere
ly gratified than myself.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-19
ClrY or WHEELING, CLERK S Orr,cr
- y

s.su,Rrrp =, ,,,.,,, 'ahIldrl II, lSiS.
q isIs IN I..teC iloN.-on Monday lamar? -,
- i,7o, an election viii he held for Mavor n T.
oeas OF me t9ncil Of te city of WheeIn au mei
the oIloyp. ana closing at rive o'ecE Z. al
In ne fiTs Ward, al the office of NriI' ~,
Esq. on Man ST. VI .N''i VI NaiishieI,
ue ~ r te Hre2nd Ward at the office of james Mclean
on ,e i ipe ward at the Office Of Georre puty
on Main near Snuih 81 N W ! ii'lp Dier, ESD.
Kai, '' on MN inn ard, at the new building OF L.
nc he'nNeiS OF the Council are anportioped -, g,
oWs, VIZ Tour for the First ~ ard three far ne a. Io
M INV, ,e 10, we Third Ward four for the Fsnr%
he election VIII he held uuder ia, .
"o N"er'uah aud Assessor tor each Wa,J 1 =,
,.ri t''FH aud fourth wsx,is and ~ ,b a. ti NJ
eh's to be appointed by the Mayor Sui'rih'end-
ian ID JAMES 5. WHEATE
Clark OF the Civ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-19

ANCIENT EGYPr-We have copy. of
"Ancieni E 5ypt by Ghjdou.being st the l2th
edition. ct this popular work. /, Is a pro-
duction OF much labor and rasearch. Wake
man has them for sale
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-19

ne Constitution of the STATE Of Illinois.
adopted last summer in Convention. and 10
he submitted to the people for approval next
March, contains some provisions which 90
beyond what any other State has had the bold.
ness TO adopt. We find synopsis of its con-
tents in the Journal of Commerce. The leg
siature is biennial. The Geueral Assemble,
cannot authufiza. by private or special law.
the sale OF any lands, or other real estate. be-
long ng in whole, or in part. to individuals.
Eact General Assembly is to MAKE appropri-
atlens Tor the expenses Of the government.
until the adjournment of the next regular
session-such appropriations not to exceed
the revenue for the same period. and not TO
be increased or diminished except by a two
third votr. The General Assembly is rro-
hibt'G rom borrowing money uni. SIS in ca
ses OF Invasion. insuFrection or war. without
submitting the law authorizing the loan and
providing tor It's payment. 20 the people at
least three months before they are to vote
/ upon il.
/ The credit of the State is not TO be Given
/ IN ali OF any individual corporation or asso-
citation. All laws creating corporations. not
! possessing banking powers. are 10 Be general.
The creation Of any State Bank is prohibited
/ The State NAV not become interested in any
corporation or association for banking purpn-
SEES. All acts authorizing corporations or as
sociatlons with banking powers. shall take
effect only upon the approval OF majority OF
/ the people at IA vote to be taken at some GEN
eral election; and all stockholders i n any such
corpor3tion are to be liable for the debts of
the same. TO the extent of the amount of the
value of their shares in such corporation.-
Two propositions are to be submitted sepa-
rately to the people. The first restricts The
immigration and Introduction, under any cir
cumsdnces, of free negroes into the State
The second provides ior the imposition OF
two mills on the dollars worth of property in
! the State, 10 be applied in dscharging the in
J ternal improvement debt, which is now about
( 56,2l3 $50, aud such tax, it is expected, will
pay 1t off in Twenty-Five years.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-19

e. We have been maeh pleased with a
suggestion. exqlsilaj to us b. Mir Hobbs OF
thu firm Of Hobbs and Taylor We Think be
designs adapting it on am engine they are low
building anil we ute sure that safety auI e.
economy win lie alike consulted by it il Is
the attachment Of copper float by lever
to thu inside Of the safety valve, 80 that
should the water sink below the q at, the
weight oft will raise the valve. The d1at
is OF course made %. such weight as to adapt
ii TO the pressure Of steam required. lis
simple and we think must prevent explosions.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-19
HAVE SYMPATHY FOR THE POOH.

u,vr sv,yr,rt4v ron ,r1r p,op
- '''' - i'i''
oR VOC MN CHANCE TO GET TIE MirrES
Its 50 common Tor a writer Go sp-ak only
o.. no. 1-5u iul. timt am in the mood to be
rather li5. anj rpyer-, tie custom. | wisa
ta sJ.ak %, INV vouu5 FREUD anu chum at
s,a1n. Harriet G: aul should her roguish
Blue "ye catch glimpse ei his sketch. AMI
{ re wef. d .ticrfin il live dollars would not
mHt thau yay the postage al the letters
IN Will receive: Tor we are spusrttrA many,
many miles. hy lake, and forests. she is ~
the Yves .em Ui,dS. att.1Iing. To tin, duti.s OF
tl. ratran. and b.naath In. shallow OF Tie
-r.cu hills %; New ENGLAND. .sru55lm1 over
incidents of her uir,boaI ds,s
She ives rather above rhe. plipn h.i.ht:
her comp.txil pa per.aking rather mnr, d
,brj5Z. than marble. with features u1t very
regular. As hive pr.vi1usIy ei,tt Won ID
understand: ~a. was mo- beauty. hut when YOU
he.rl a.. li.N siIverv t.nas of her y.ticr. and
looked mo her ,DlI ,p,3} ,iao ewes, and listen
ed q, ,I,, ,yi,.y remark, anal b4nny barst..f
iaty,,fer all inseft ..tiaa nl C,tl,r.s was for
r,rl.o.
MANY s3urI,f tor,,t.. bsr th,ir fs--s,o,
fnr herself sI,,,. ami .t.,.,s G,r ,.II B.it.
.tc ltuas,l d.,.,.I .,I .,,,,.r ,rsssryins
her haari tar hi, Sch, ;s tbs IL, ,,.s,..o,s
She Wa, rich and mo anil, ami il,Ii.ai
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