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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-30

- ESPECTFUI.LY inform their friends and the pub
II lie in general that they have commenced the Pinm
bling business at No le Market square, wheeling va
where they are prepartd all times TO furnish at the
shortes, notice. all articles in their iine such as Lead
nine, of all sizes Pumps of various patterns both force
Wvdr.nts. water Closets wash hand basins hathins
appara,us IIatter.' Kettles, Retors for Beaching anf
ali other work in the Plumbing business put up In the
hest manner and reasonable terms.
A general assortment of Cocks, Valves, etc. always
Oh hand. of the heat quality. ia" 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-30

also tulI stock of window sashcs ways on hand and
or sale al No 1875 Main st. ;" sohI sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-30
MCORTNEY q CONANT.
;ROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS,

I'd door above Market Alley, ives, side Market 50;
~ WHEELING, VA.
RyyIE subscribers respectfully inform their friends ana
the public that they have fitted mp the above esta
lisment in superior STYLE and prepared to accom-
MEDIATE with the hest quality OF goods OF every
in their line They also prepared TO pur
rhase all kinds Of Produce oh the most satisfactory
terms. MCoNiNEi q SoNEN"A'
linn mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-30

distinguished graduate from one ofe nrs Colleges in
the United states. which NAV he by his Diploma
also member of the Royal College Surgeons and Ii
centiate ofthe Apothecares Hall London and the grea
ter part of whose life has been spent the first Hosp
tails III Europe and America, viz: those of Tendon Par.
and Philadelphia, may be consulted ON all diseases but
NOR icularIy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-30

said to I've superior 10 any
sale by Apr19
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-30
REM OVAL,

and cock Hydran,s at n to
IL burgh prices, warrante, 10 work well, at
mr. IL JOHNSON ,le5, Market Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-30
%t"DcgraFH>

EGXTRA Family Flour-A freshsipply of extra fam
- lily -four Gays brad) just received and for sale at
No =, corner Market aud Union streets by
cct27 T. b SWEARtNGEN 4 Co.
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From THE .4RMY.
Nnw ORLEANS, Tuesday, Feb.

New ORLEANS Tuesday, Feb. s.
Editor Ohio Staiesmnn:
Tie steamship Mckim arrived at thig
city, wish Vera Cruz dates to the 2Slhnli.
The news brought by this arrival is con
Trajectory as regards the prospect OF
peace.
Que acc, uni says that there is no quo'-
um in Congress, aud that the prospect oI
peace is as gloomy AS ever.
An expedition, which had started for
Orizaba, was cut by robbers.
Tie State of San Luis has issued pro
nnnciamento against The government ana
invited other States opposed TO peace, to
send delegates to San Lnis.
A brigade Of tie American army took
possession Vi herman and Toluca, without
opposition.
The small pox had broken ont al Vera
CrrZ.
Later advices, by the barqne Archime.
des state that UiizAba has also been LAX en
by our tro"ps.
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Road Notice.

a petition Will be prerented TO the Gom'
mssioners of Wy }andoI county, Ohio, al
their animal meeting IN March next, pray
ing Tor the establishment OF county road,
commencing at Il pornt where 'he h'l-
.,uurp road grasses The north aud sou h
half section line Of section sxteen IN
township two south, range fourteen. east,
running thence south % said hall section
iiue to or near Ihe SanGusky river; thence
in a south westerly direction until IT
SIR ,kes The south west cOrner VI section
twenty one; thence west on the suitable
gron!i TO The read leading from Upper
Saudusky To TItiin
Jan. 20, ls48-lG-4t
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Road Notice.

There VIII he pelliIon presented 20
the Commissioners Of W,andot count,
-O6io, a, their nexi March session. pra, ing
ior an alteration, ~ The directIon of Ih.
siaie road, leading nom 8elleIOnlsine Il,
Upper SahdGsky, commencing al some
sultahie poIut between where tGe liadn,I
DAD imeisects said road aud Ire nbrtii eIrS-
of ii'e west hall oi sonlb west qlIarier Ui
seciion ., IN township 3 south. range Is
east. running thence IN nor .hessterlS
direction so as 10 interscci tie state rosl
Leading from Lille Ssndrsky 10 Upp.i
Ssndusky, horr1, of The SAndusky ayen.se.
sopth oI darrett's ifaciIvn. al or nea.l
where The old road was made TO iniersec
BY Mathew Walker. s
Jan. 23ib, 1919 1T ft
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Patent .ucd'cate Indta Rubber Poruos.
STRENGTHENING Plasters.

lhese / lasteis " ~ De tUu0u of inCai-
cu.ab ble hei;:...;it IN sore Backs and Breasts;
Oppression Of lbe Chesr; SIifened JOINTS;
i,nellnaIIsin; chronic Diseases OF the Llv-
rr, Speer, aud Lungs, Lumbago; and IN
shorl IA all cases where IL is advisable To
sustain permanent impression on or near
he par, aft cled.
The India Rubber Plasters are so dur
able, pt trlable, and soItt, IT. =. .mvy van nc
:t-!!--- "r >" small conpas', and SEM by
mail 10 any part OF the UnIted States
Price rs cents each, or two dollars di u
en-. All uiders must he post pad, con
,aln aremillance and be dericted 10
A. J. LOOMS, Agent, Upper Saudusky
Dec, u, le47.--12 ~.
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Land for sale.

IN pursuance Of the order Of The Court OF
- -ACummon Please Of Crawford county, O..
The Undersigned as sd:nlnls,tat,r oi G,e
esta of John ilson, deceased, will sell
al public teutue at The douruf The Cutrl
hOuse IN Bucyrus, IN said county, on The
2oth day OF February, A. d 1S4S between
the hours OF ~ O'Clock, a. IN. aud 4 o'cluck k
p. IN. the follow described real est ate.
:" wit; In lots numbered 10, 20, 21. 2c,
90, 20 and 81, WITHIN tavern stand and sta
bic lbereun. IN the town Of Litlle Sandus
Appraised al eight hundred dollars
Terms; cash in hand.
DANIEL WILSON,
.4dmiHisHaior.
January 10, 1S4S 6w.l4 pad.
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From the Ohio Statesman.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, Feb. "a, le49.

In Senate, Mr. Yuee moved to take up the
resolutions of Mr. Dickinson, relative to ac
quiring Mexican territory as indemnity, and
leaving slavery to the control ofthe territorial
government
Mr. Yuee spoke in favor of his amendment
leave slavery to the control of the people at
large.
On motion, the Senate laid aside the morn
ing business, and took up the Ten Regiment
Bill.
Mr. Breese, has the floor on this question
for tomorrow.
On motion of Mr. Upham, the Senate went
into executives session. and after some time
spent therein, the doors were opened and The
Senate adjourned.
In the House, the Speaker called for resc-
by States. Sundry resolutions, were then Of
fered
Mr. Thompson, of Pennsylvania, offered
resolution to expuuge Mr. Ashmun's amend
ment, (which was offered on the Sd of Janu.
ary, to the resolution of Mr. Houston, of Della
ware, giving ''the thanks of Congress to Ma
or Gen. Taylor, his officers and men, regulars
and volunteers under his command for their
indomitable courtage and galantrN partrcu
larly as displayed at Buena Vista,
by adding thereto the words sin war uncon-
consilulonav made by the President of the
United States.'
This was the occasion Of much confusion ir
the Hall; and several members were addressing
the Clair at the same time.
The Speaker called loudly to order--rap
ping vehementy nth his hammer.
Mr. Ashman moved to lay the resolution OF
the table; which motion was lost. Carried.
After the morning business, the House re
solved itself into committee of the whole or
the Loan Bill.
Mr. Duer, Of New York, spoke in opposition
to the administration.
Mr. Sims, Of South Carolina dared the whis
members to meet the true ISSUE
The house adjourned.
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Notice.

TNHERE win be a petition presented ID
n the Commissioners of Nyendot conu-
ty, Ohio, at their March term, 10 ls46,
praying for the location ofs county road.
commencing at the town ofOary, thence
a sonth west direction on ths west side OF
the Mad river and Lake Erie Railroad
until it iniersecis the road leading from
Mt. Blanchradto Crawfordsville; themes
on the east side OF said railroad until il
intersecr the Upper Ssndutky and VIII.
lismstown. State road si Wharteusburgh.
Jan. 3lst lS4e.--lS-4t. 49,
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be it spoken) having opposed their passage
But so inve,erate we're some Of the, iederais,
blinded by party zeal and nfamed by pas
sion, not to be envied, they forced or gagged
the resolutions through, to the disgrace OF
themselves, and thereby wounded the more
refined and patriotic feelings of their breh-
rem. But let them go ahead--give them rope
enough and they will hang themselves.
X.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby gIven,to the inhahis
tants OF NyandoI county, Chat lhero viii
be a peiiIinn presented to The Comnis'
,iUhers of ", audot county, at their next
session, pra, Jug for conntl road, 10 CON.
mence at the noril east ceruer Of section
eleven. III Crawford township, in Wsan>
dot county; hence west on the secslan
liRe between sectlohs Two and eleven, to
Iniersect. the John Lewis county road.
Jsu. 26,h, ls4e-l7-4t
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The s,ate Of ohio, wyandot county, rs.

The s ate Of Ohio, wyandot county, ss.
John W =, Barnes Court p1s...s pf c9""'"
Cloey S Barnes Petition for Divorce.
The Defendant will take notice That
Dispositions will DO taken iu the above
case, by the Plaintiff, at the town OF
Bellvue, in Sandusdy county, Ohio, on the
rlsI day of February, l84s.-Deposilions
will also be taken, by the same party IN
The same case al The town OF Monroevllle,
N the county Of Huron, Ohio. on the %
day OF Feb uary, 1913, the aforesaid depo.
sluons viii lie taken on lie aforesaid days,
between The hours Of & clock a. III. AUD
9 o'clock A.. NJ.
BERRY 81 LYLE,
Sol for Petiioaer.
Jan. 30lh, ls4S-l7-3l.
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The Rio Grande being the western bounda-
ry Of Texas, aud until Mexico, when abon,
tol commence the war, attempted to cavii
and drplonatne TO give the appearance of
our government being in the wrong, that
we heard any thing said by Mexico abou
the boundary Of Texas. 1t was the an
uexation of Texas which Mexico denoun
ced as the casus bella; and il was for this
sent her armies to her borders with the
publcl, avowed intention ofinvadlng and
conquering Texas. AS soon as',he Mex
lean forces, collected un the Rio Granje
we're supposed to be sufficiently strong,
aud within very shoI time after the ar
rival Of All e. and Ampudia at Matamoras.
the, cr ssed the Rio Grande AID c. IN
nenced hustilities by attacking our arm,
The position taken by our army on the
bank Of The Rio Gra0de doubtless irustra
ted the original plan Of the Mexican cam
paign, which had contemplated sending
one division of their army direct towards
Galveston. Ii our army bad remained
tlmidly back at Corpus Ghtist, the Mex
lcans would have commenced acts of ag
gression and hostility in some other nan
ner, and have ayaled themselves Of ad.
vantages aud positions which would have
cost cur army much blood aud treasure to
| have wrested from them.
have now gone through with a plain
argnmentative narration Of he facts bear
/ Ing upon those acts Of our government
connected with the commencementu OF thu.
war, whrch have been denounced as IN.
just and aggressive. Aud from all these
tacts, deduce, as fair and iucunteslibl,
conclusions:
That by the annexation Of Texas t,
the United States, our government per
petrated no wrong against Mexico, au,
gave to Mexico no just cause Tor war.
2. That Mexico, awaiting herself Of tn
annexation Of Texas as a preterl com
menced an u'Vua war against the Unue
Siaies.
3. That the conduct of Mexico, and th
imminent danger Of a hostile invasion o
fexas by he Mexican forces, made il tn
Imperative duty of the President Of tn
United States TO order our army TO tax,
such advantageous and prominent pnsiu-
near the extreme western boundary
feXas as would best enable il to keep Ih
menacing forces III awe, aud IN case the
should commence hosilItles, to rep,
them. And,
4. That IN reaceably taking a positio
on the east ank of the Ri, Grande, OF
posite 10 Matamoras, our army, under th
circumstances, committed no act Of ae
gressiun against Mexico, and was no, OF
~ on territory claimed in good fltih
belong to Texas, but iuconteslibl, prov e
L.
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby giye5. that application
will be made TO the Commissioners ofWJ.
andot comfy. al their next session IN
March. lS4s, for a county read. commeu.
eng al point Oh an esst and wesi road,
on-the north side Of sections IS and 20, 10
Sycamore township, in said county. end
rnnniug thence south on the sec,ion line
to The point of termination, al the half
mile stake between teciions % and 90, iu
Eden township.
Jar. slSlh. lSis--I7-4t
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DIR. Lie ROY'S
WILD CHERRY AND DsARSAPARlLLA A
PILLS.

FALh7'
! hR lie KOl has m"st haPp'Iy sue
~ ceeded IN combining Nliu OherFl
and Sarsaparlila with olher vegelahie IN
gfedIeuls, SO asto produce medicine al
once tonic, aud purs awe, the only perfect
discovery of the ktnd ever made, thelf
greal pecuiIar excellence, and mat W lch
dIsuagulsnes them from all other p"rga
rves Is, that lbeir operation is |oH0Wed 6y
no re acitoA iheir uari,oiieu pufii!h'e
aud purgatise properties Tor "htcn'tse, ).
are todeoted;u che esscnce OF Sarsaparil
la. atd ulGei,,lne fediGnts, bGIng cun,foil.
edo, tnvlr llgni, tune hlr,ues, der.s 60
Il ON the extract OF " i'd -ClerIy, they DO
no, siraia tae dtrealrp oreans lhlo dciioa
81 incli I.as spreau ,t,eii fame over jhe two
AS IA ,be mode utoperatiun with other Ca
,naulcs but ou.lt.e con,rar, strengthen
fh4,a inn action. Thu. all uther pu.ga,lve
meJlcloes produce u,ure o. less sunse
''''a,, ,,.s,,,,a,,o,s os,i ojxhuess nfihe
gastric jmce While Dr lie Koy's i-lls
teare au the machincry ofthe sysion, fuH as
hje and activay, and me bawtts opea aud
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N Office,

rs hereby given, that apeution will be
IL presented to the Commissioners OF W :
nudot county, Ohio, al their next March
session, for the location OF county road.
commencing at point in what is called
The Sn, der road, leading from Upper San
dusky TO the east lIne Of SAID county
cruises the middle line dissection lhlr'y
three, in tuwnslnp Two south, 81 range
.tuutteen east; theuCa east along sad mid
die seCliun line 70 II e road leadlng trnu
Lltjie Saudn,k, TO the klo"rue road;
thence solith alung sald road TO the so1tl
line oi saId township Two south, OF range
iUurteeu east; thence east along said l!nt
10 The east llne Of the county.
Jan. IS, Ie4S-l5-4t.
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GROCERIES of all kinds.
HARD W ARE TO KILL !
Notice

rs hereby given. that petition WIZ oe
NJ presented to the Commissioners Of w
aud,I cuunty. atlheIrnext March session,
tor location of county road, commen
clnc at a pnln, IN wha, Us called tie say.
der road. leading from Upper Sand"sky TO
the east line OF said county, where SAID
road crosses lhe middle line of section
thirty thtee, in township Two sonih, oI
range fourteen east; thence east along said
middle St ciion.line, as near as practicable,
TO intersect what is called the MORRISON
state road, iunnsng north and south III
SAID county
r. .januar, 25. ls4S-l6-4t.
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Ii the sick wish deceased stomach re-
stored, aud impure blood cleansed with
ont endangerlng the constitution, 1" to
G.. r. kng. Agent of Canton lea ln.,
4,.,,5 eai : hn1 lf Dr j 9 Rny u S.lrS pa
rila aud Wild Cherry Pills, The only sale
.lamly medicine now IN use.
Dec. 81, lS47.-l2-1y.
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HIS Table.

The table viii abound with the very
best the country can afford prepared IN d
manner that viii suit tie palate Of every
one. Boarders can here find good accoaiS
modatioDs aud reasonable bills;
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Come and Ride.

FANlU3F wishing Io.iire horses can be
a accommodated BY calling on The sub
scriber at j. SelIs iloteh where he keeps
MS stock.
DAVID BOW SHER.
Dec. 3, ls47--Sif
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The state of Ohio, Wyandot county,ss
John w Barnes, ! Court Of Cmmon
VS. Pleas.
Cloey :. Barnes. Petition tor Divorce
The Defendant Cioey >. Barnes, who is
a Nonresident Of said county, VIII take
notice, that the complainant has this day
ile1 IN the Clerks office Of said county ,
us petition against said Cioey >. barnes
his w4ie, Tor divorce. which petitions nav
pending. lie assigns as cause OF divorce
\dul,ri ri-said cause will come on TO be
heatd a, The Apr,l term, lS4s,of SAID c"nr'
:, Upper ~andusk, Ohin. The Defendant
IS uonlsd TO appear aud plead, answer or
demu, 10 said petition
BERRY g. LYLE,
HIS S0Hs.
U. Sanjusky, Jan, 25, l6iS--l6-6l.
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Come and trade!

Farmers can do we'll by purchasing
Groceries at the Blue Ball, for they will
be sold cheap and the highest price paid
Tor produce. Bring in your produce aud
get good prices and cheap groceries.
II. ZiMM MERMAN.
Upper Sandusky, Nov. 10, 1S47-6tf.
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AGE orrIcE.

This is the general Stage Office, on The
line leading from Columbus to THU
through this place, where tlioee wishing
seats in the coaches can be pcco,nmoda. /.
ted.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-02-18
Blue Ball Hotel,
-1&7@()=771S- -1<&16)-77A1S-
H. ZIMMERMAN.

Has opened public house on the cor
ner OF Fifth street aud the W}andotAva-
uue, where he Is prepared to give every
accommodate TO relieve the tired aud
satisfy The hungry. Those travelling
through Upper Sandusky will fod them
selves pleasantly situated by calling al the
sign of the BLUE BALL, for the proprietor
, will spare no pains in arranging lhiugs 10
make Cusiomers comfortable.
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Farmers!

For your own good aud to save money,
before ,uu purChase any articies ~ the
Wagon making line, you had better call
aud see Bearidger's work. lie wilI give
yon AS much lor your pt"dncr IN work as
,uu can get an, where. Every person
hat wants TO AXE cuufntl IN thls land had
better 60 aud get a Buggy
WILLIAM BEARl RlNGER.
u Sandusky, Aug. l3, lS47-44ti.
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GROCERIES, !!

\ addition to the tavern, he keeps d
well selected assortment Of all d inds of
Groceries. Persons wishing cheap aud
good artcles in this line can aud will be
accommodated BY calling on the subscri-
ter.
The following ia = list ofsomc of the ar.
ticIes he has on hands.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-02-18
The Stable,

This branch Will al all times Ge atiend.
ed 10y good and attentive hostler. who
Will marx e. il his particular, business to ses
that all animals entrusted to his care are
well taken care Of.
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Shall this var be denounced as 'uncoa-
sti'utional aud njrsuiable' on our part.
because the President ordered our army
to take an advantageous position tor The
defence OF our country, on our extreme
western frontier, at time When the Mex
adjustment ofIhe ti Guilty, aud proclaim
ed It's intention TO make wari when ils
armies were actually marching for our
frontiers, and the Mexican generals IN
command were issuing their manifestoes
10 their soldiers, denonnciog our people
as baDdlttt, as usurpers. aud as robbers,
rou ing their soldiers to arms, telling ,hem
that The time to fight is come, aud con
gra'ulatlng them that they were The near.
rst to The theatre qf War, the first to avenge
lie onirages on their country, and to raw
ish from the usurpers the object Of their
raplne; al snch time, was ii uAc0ASiifu-
Honal, vas II uyusi.fable, was II uArigi
eous Tor the Pres dent Of the United States
10 occupy an advantageous post, and that,
too, on our own SOIL, for the defence OF the
couniryl And has ii come to this, that,
slmpl! because the Pres,dent prudeutly
anticipating a hostile collision, which
seemed, from the conduct Of Mexico, TO
have become inevitable, had taken this
necessary precautionary step for The de
tence OF the country, the war is TO be de
nonnced as presidential war; an 'un,
Unsuitable and an unconstiiutiopal war.
"n our part! Aud upon such ground ls
our own republican government to be
c"ndemDed, and that too, by our own peo-
pie, upon the charge of injustice aud ag
gression. aud our national charac,e,
stained with infany! Forbid 1t, Eternal
Justice! There is too much patriotism
and good sense in TIE American people to
be thus deluded and misled by the blind
ness fparty spirit.
But suppose for the sake Of argument that it
was actually Mexican soil; we contend it was
right under The circumstances Tor our army to
take the position it did; and had not the
Presldenl thus ordered it, and the enemy
been suffered 10 take the most advantageous
ground, then would the anathemas have been
he aped upon The President not slow, and with
good effect. He no doubt would have been
called dumb coxcomb, unfit for the office,
and the peoples trust, and that too, by some
Of those who are now the most toward in |
denoupcing his acts.
But tories we have had, tories we have now
and tories we shall continue to have while
the wing party remains in existence. We do |
not pretend to say that the great body of that !
party are tories, but one thing is certain, the
leaders lean that way.
The resolutions adopted by the whig meet.
ing held in this place lately, denounclng the
war as being unjust and unholy, we're not
unanimous, and only passed by four majority,
some Of the lending wings land TO their honor
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PETER A. TYLER.

PETER A. TYLER,
attorney al LaO and Solicitor in Chancpry.
WILL practice Law III his and adjoining
onnt'es, and punctnally attend To all
business entrusted 10 his care
OFFICE, IN Mct;ul cLenylll.
Dec. 9. lS45. -l4-tf.
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1t must so Round!
TaE WHEEL IN MoTIONH
FORGOOD DAWDCHEaP BUGGI S
Call on w. Bearinger VI!

The Buggy aud Wagon making business
IS now in operation in all It's various
branches, in Upper Sandusky, on Firth
street, liule south OF II. Zimmerman,
Grocery and mex, doorlo trlo"lei's blace'
smith shop. All customers willmeet with
good work, fair accommodations and as
cheap as il can be made any where
all UHEELS AROUND!
Just call aud see tie work # You do no'
wan, it, for il is worth looking at iIis
Ruggies and Wagons are as neat, sirong
and li,ile better than Jon generally gel
IN iils Cutintrk.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-02-18
AGEN IS.

A.. J. LOOMS, Upper SaDdnskyi j.
a. MAXIM, LItlle SsUoUssy.
December 81, i~47.-- la- ~.