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The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-15
PLANKROAD NOTICE

DOCKS OF SUBSCR PTION to tn, cap,ar stock
ID f he Lower SarGusk ky 7 fiji and Fn,t BAH PLANK
Road Company, will be opened by the undersigned
follows. to witt
Al the Store of McCucheu & Anderson, in Upper
dusky, on Saturday, the 18th in l.
At the Store o E>q. ST. JuhH, Tymncht~e the l7rh.
At The Store OF AK. Campbell, McCnfchenspiIlr fh.
At the Store cf Alex. Smith, Fort III, the 18Th
AT the Store r. w Shavran, in Iffiru, the 2lrh.
AT the Store OF Lorenzn bott Fort Seneca the 2Ist.
Al the Fremont House. in Fremont the 22d.
R. Bnckland, Jno R. Pease, John L Greene,
James Justice, John Bill. Loreuzo Abbott,
Calvin Clark. Benjamin Tomb CYRUS Pool,
Vincent Bill, JuO W. Patterson W p. Noble
R, w. ShawhaH. Chester Il Mott, Jos. MrCutchen,
Robert MoKelIey, Andrew McEIvain
Commissioners of L. s. r. & F. B. P. R. Comp.
Fort Seneca, Dec 5, Ie49-40:2
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-15
One Dollars worth !
DANGEROUS scRoFULA!

How much CANCER-hew much SYPHLIs-how much Scn
FULAi One Dollars EcOrth of Brda PUEIEZERcuref ks
the following statenet. which sLecimeu
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-15
: DENTISTRY.

nR. LID. PARKER, from CE+ve!ssd, Re.
~ sp"ctiu1 anmnunc sIoJ h. Pili'c tai he has per-
praccing es and ehapicni Dentistry. FROM the
ample which he has ed l"r acqnirrg u
thorough knowledge Of The proiesron hr res ct'nhd' Mt
that he shall be able to give Satisfaction all "" may
desire hs aid in the branches Of the rotessit
The public assure thai the i'll be tua-
to render hisope raons both permanent and use nf
Artificial set gold plate in number from SINGH
ii double selt Pivot teeth ins rtrd in the
best Carous teeth filled permanently
arrest the leciay Teeth cleaned in such as
not to innre the enamel Teeth extracted h the most
approved Instruments.
DR. PARK Err. wishes to be understood thar he is
spor bic his ape rauns. Prrso,s wishing Dental
in siied call at his office Cadwell's
Brick Buiiding. DR.. Chamberlin's Office.
June 80, 1919. Is
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-15
PROSPECTUS FOR 1859.
OF TIE

OF THE
IT. YORK lEM PR IESSo
IIIS newspaper publ shed in the city Of Ne Y"'k
l. bl james q ErasruS Iro ks, and has large circu
IatIun. co -xlr,'svp with the Uunn. g., tss-F ~
THE NEW YORK EXPRESS
is Daily Jourua the Fl rf wh;,h is at4 NJ,
but there sve curing the day. in order TO
nihsh the latest by Rla Ur Telegraph until
5 P. m The prrce Is 81 per amnum with choice Of any
ol the Ednns ssh
THE SEMI WEEKLY EXPRESS
is ssn"d ] urxtlay and Friday. sheet of the
largest zed Daily paper full ri select, mis-
ceianeous aud intelligence. Price 81 per annun'.
THE WEEKLY EXPRESS (DoaBle Sheet
is qunrto published Friday, Containing So solid col
If reading intelligence. and j. BY all odds The lnrg
and fullest Weekly Paper in The world II Of itself
book Price, for yrar 81 single copy. 90 copies t"
one address $40 Ten copies to address SIS.
For ClubS.-The D0!lar CSEeekly) Express,
Srg:e sheet. published "Wednesday, containing 9
the selected -f the daily sluele sheet. ST. Twenty
copi-s will b- address tor Sl5 Ten copl
"I' address for SO. Eve cop~s 'nr $4,59,
PaNmeu's al in at!v ,ucr. Cergvmen and
charitable institutions the dnubr sheet Wreky
for so. Current Bank Bills If any the States,
vab~, and the proIrr'ors tkug the risk Of the remit
anc I mailed in the p-essnre OF the Postmaster
Addrrss, JAMES BROOKS, New Yo:k.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-15

FROM VENEzuELA--We have copy of the Ga
ceta de Venzuela of the 7th October last We have
had litter dates, but have nowhere seen it noticed
that on the 7th the Gaceta published a decree of
President Monagas in relation to the treaties exist
inc between the United States and other countries
AS, according to the terms of these treaties either
party may terminate them by signifying wish do
SO in proper official manner and as the inter, st and
necessities of the Republic demand the formation
of new treaties which will advance and consolidate
its relations of anity, navigation and commerce, he
gives notice that the treaties existing between the
Low Countries. the United States and Denmark
shall be terminated in year from the notice
which shall be Immediately given to the respective
governments.
The speedy formation of new treaties with
this government will be an object of earnest regard
by the government of the Republic of Venezuela.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-15

We learn from Washington correspondent,
that the new Oregon appointees, the Hon. John
P. Gaines, Governor; the Hon. William Strong.
Judge, and George E. Hamilton, Secretary and
their fames numbering in all twenty-four will
sail from New York on the End proximo, in the U.
States store ship Supply They furnish their own
stores for the voyages, and the Government pro-
viding only for their passage These are excel7
lent appointments in every particular. Three more
intelligent upright and gallant men could hardly
be selected for the ultra -montane Teritorry.
- .5-sss@@2 2 = = ~ FN Y Cour. 4 Enc.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-15

NJ E. CHURCH STATIsTIcs-The Christian Ad-
vocate states the whole number of members in the
thirty northern conferences of the Methodist Eps-
copal Church to be 662,3l5, showing an increase
of 28,249 over the number reported in l847. Oh
this total 5S6,749 are in full membership, and "a
699 probationers The number of colored mem
bers is 28,579 and of Indians 953. There are 8,
984 travelling preachers, ufwhom one hundred and
thirty are supernumeraries, and three hundred
and sxtv-one superanuated There have been
three hundred and twenty-one preachers received
on trial during the year; one hundred have located
thirty have been expelled, and eleven have with
drawn The number of members in the Liberia
conference is l.O63. which is hundred and sew
enteen more than in the previous year.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-15

A BAcHELoRs MoURNrNG.-Tn the Eastern
Clarion, we find the proceedings of the hachaors of
Green. Adams Co., from which We copy the fol-
lowing preamble and resolution, to their list of
grievances:
Whereas One W. J. E., has rudely taken and
carried away one of our handsomrst Young ladies,
against her will and whereas we feel much ag-
grievqd by the said act Of the sud stranger, there
fore, be it. t.v-u-er eza s7~s,-
Resolred That each one of us 90 in mourning
and wear checkered hunting shirt for the space
of three rnnnths, and if any other fst1ers pass
through here hunting wife that we will not give
their horses any fodder.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-15
Chancery Notice.

State Of OAio, .SaRdlsky county court Of common
pleas-Ia chGncery.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-15
AtfacE.En Mt Not ce.

The business viii be confined by p. {. DEAN
Bail, ilir, Dec. l. IS49-3S:5
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-15

Ey "One of the raritics of life." says Eliza
Cork ais woman thoroughly satisfied will her
daughter-in-law."
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-15
Registers Office, Defiance, O. !
November lst., I849.

NOTICE is hereby given. that will receive appiea
lions to enfrr the west half OF the sohh quar-
of section fifteen in township four north, lour
rrn east. in ~andu>ky county, on Wednesday, the 5th
day of D. c-mher next, at o'clock. P. NJ
Nov Io--35:4$l,2 ,25 ABNER ROOT, Register.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-15
DiSSO. UsiOn.

r. ?. auckland,
Dec 8-30:5 Master in Chancery.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-04-20
PROSPECTUS
Democratic Pioneer

The undersigned have this day entered in,
TO coparnership for the publication OF the
Democratic Pioneer, to be devoted to Poll
lies, Literature, Education, Agriculture, Mis-
cellany, the general news Of the day.. &C.,
SC.
In Politics, the Pioneer will advocate the
principles of the Democratic party, with firm
ness and zeal, keeping in view the great
principles taught by the immortal Jefferson,
and also the interests of the young and grow
ing county IF Wyandot, which, but few
years since, was inhabited by the Red man
of the forest but now the axe and the plow,
in the hands of the yeomanry, have causedits
fertile soil to yield full recompense to the
labors of the husbanrnan. If the tide of en-
igraton continues to flow in az Il has for the
last few years, Wyandot county will ere long
be one Of the first in the State, hence the i'm
portance of having medium through which
to make known the advantages she possesses.
All will receive portion in due season. The
FARMER, the Mechanic, tie Tradesman and
the Merchant will find in the columns OF the
Pioneer, matters that viii be interesting In
our political coruse we shall be firm, ndepen
dent and uncompromising.
We shall endevor to be courteous to our
opponents, avoiding that low blllngsga'e
hich is too frequently INDUCED in by con
ductors Of public jurnals.
Beleveing that the doctrines of the whig
party if carried into effect would prove deirl-
mental to our progressing and free itstitu
,ions, and TO the future destiny of this conso-
ida,ed Republic, we shall ever be found bat
telling against the doctrines Of that party.
We have "fiung our banner to the breeze
and il now remains with the people of Wy
6nAo, County to say whether il shall float
triumphontIy, or wheIierh must drop and fufl.
Democrats of Wyandot lend us helping hand.
L E II NJ y OF = U B RlPTL0 IN.
The paper will be published weekly,
per year, if paid in advance, at -. 81 90
If not paid till the expiration, $3.50. oo
For six months, if paid in ADVANCE. 90
If at the expiration of six months, -. 50
JOSIAH SMITH & ELIJAH GILES.
Upper Sandusby, Feb. %, le49
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Prospectus


! " e shall issue, during the summer,
pamphlet weekiy.5 10 pages. N tetm Il
bindihg, under tie utIe - the .NfW Ion
Siifutton. commencing about ihe INST 81
Ma, next, and 10 c"aiinne sir mohths
making a work OF 40 pages win tHEr
page mud inder az the close for reference,
for ONE DOLLAL copy.
Far i've dollars seven copias. and tor
ten dollars, fifteen copies. Thus zen
dollars i'll purchase 6,e00 pages OF close
reading matter. a
The work will favor what lis name pur-
ports, NEW CONSTITUTION, 80 it
viii admit able and wSl written arlicies
on al sides OF every question, that ehose
W ho read il may seeswhat is said by all
parties. 1t is by this means alone that
the people can arrive at sound and jus
conclusion. We therefore invite all wri.
ters ho desire to ire a, the subject fairly
as correspondents OF THE NEW CON
5TITUTION,
The design Of our work is; 1st, TO en-
furce the the necessity Of a frequent re,
curreuce TO first rlnciples-2d, 10 show
the Importance Of he fundamental law
corresponding with the growth OF ou'
state ,rd the Sptogress Of libersl sen'i'
meDts--3d. the security OF natural rlgh''
b, n charter made and adopted by The
people ,hemselr6s--the experience of the
past devulying aud dii ecting the Decessl'
les OF the future
A loia reform in our Judiciary system
and the prsctice Of our cnurls.
The election OF all cGcers by THE
PEOPLE.
NJ increase Of tie state debt, excep'
by vore of the pe"fsse themselves
A s,s'em Of common schools aud OF ed
ucaIion, worthy the age and The state.
No legislation. bot wha, the people car
Ereform or sn0di, when fonnd injurious.
These are a few Of the principles, haSt
il, thrown together, whlch shall receive
IN, ,,;-:,.,on Of 'The New Constitution.
l.une have we locked forward I" The
time " hcn we could perform ""t dn ~
a contest Of tie kind new het"re us, aud
we enter the lists full ot courage and tnli
OF hope.
There is progressing returning rad,
/ ical sprir Spreading over The civilized
world aud Ie, OHIO no, be tho last to par
take If the regeuerating spirit.
n7- AltsPost Mastels are authorized to
receive subscrlp, ion. and act as agen''
genoral,. Money always III adeahce
nAr Friends Of The New institution
even, where are reqursted 10 aci as a
gents aud Correspondents.
CI-Svhscrptinns sh""lh he early for
watdrd, that we may have some data b,
which we can calculate the proper mum
Der ,f the work to begin viii.
S MEDARY.
C. lumbus o.. March l849.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-04-20
The Lending Periodical in america.
Godey's Lody's Booh,
For 18A9.

: =
DEDICATED TO THE LADIES OF TIE
UNITED STATES.
Edited by SARAH ]. HALE.
GRACEGREENWOOD,
L. A. Cooley
A Novelette, by MISS l.. LESLIE, who
contributes TO every No
N r. WALLIS Original ScripluraI
Poetry.
T. 5. ARTHUR, who contributes ey
er, No. illustraiives ofCrooine's Sketch.
es Of American Character.
We intend merely 10 give notice Of
eur intentions for4next year, leaving to
others long dvertisements--'full sound
and hiry signifyiug nothing.
Agreeably 10 the practice OF last year.
lie pnbIisher will issue as good number
eacii mpnth as lie does in January. This
IS a novel feature in Magazine publishing
DurDg lie ewhole OF last year he gave
more engravings and more reading mat.
ter than any OF his contemporaries. and
viii continue 10 do 80 neat year. These
"a. be-, b,1 "a
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-04-20
CONE All YOU H.i T. l. y TE
GOOD APPLES.

The sessu1 having arrived for trans
planting iraIt trees, the subscriber hvu G
two miles east of McCntcheasvIile, "ter
Tor sale lou different sarIeiIes II choice
grated apple trees. Also wanted. thtee
or fuur beet cattle in exchange for frau
nees. .bPHEUS kUSSEL.
AcCutche pvilIs, Oct. ~, fS4s--$- Il.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-04-20
OYSTERS KICNlNG.
New Grocery in TOWN.!

| u He Suhscribe,s feel Coii6dent that
ries can sell lower than any olher es'ab-
lshmenl III tins or any uther town in
Nortoern ONO, IN consequence OF hnyiug
al SO low ard reduced p,lces. The Gro
cery is On tie Sandusk> Arenue. Just a
few doors south OF Tie Upper Sanunsky
Hotel.
Bring in your Produce or Money.
Here is The place tn make your pennies
cuupI aud get value therefore.
Their groceries cansis, of,he followinS
and many other ariicles:
Liquors inferior to none, and of an,
q"anty.
Nuts. Crfee Powder, Fish,
Cav dies, Tea, Shot, Herring.
t,nuamon, ,S"gar, Lead, CrakeIs
Pepper, Mnlassrs, \IIam. takes,
spice, T"hacco, iIosin, Cheese.
Gloves, Cigars, Tar. RaisinsE
Pipes, Suuf, Indigo, Ftxi"s,
FL UR by The hartel, bag or pound
just 10 snlt purchasers.
Pressed ard munld Caudle at reduced
prlcp. and warranted 10 burn without
,uutlng.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-04-20

The above property will he s"id Tree "'
dover. FERNS uue-thIrd IN hand, one
,hirJ in SIX months and the remainder ~
one lcer wuh interest nn the deferred
paNneuIs from the IA, If sale.
A. O'il \RR\ rxscu,rs.
W, U>LEI
March 10. l~49
There VIII he ufTrred al he same tune
aud place the remaining Undivided half It
IN h, No. l13, In The Town OF Upper
Sandu>ky.
W. RISbEY.
$3. --3-4'.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-04-20

"sm"'p . ,r.,,,s = ~ N,n.v;nn hi;,hing
n,r,nr ,ha@,yL,le ~ lss, ,tar he rave
mora euqrayipps and more read,he mat
Tor ,han any Of his eon,emporaries. and
wi,l cnnt;nns N ,lo 40 ne,, wear. These
who snhscribe 10
~ ~ y
eY0UGVS El6UV'S EslUX,
mPl q" 30 '"oe' VS.. '''"' '"o0 ~ X.
sM,t Mt'' reee''eu ''o'e 'o' 1'e'' "'o"ey :" nc
h"eaZ'"e ''o"e' t'"" =! '"Os1' l''"s
any ou'e' ""'A Az 49, ,tn1
quay -, '',e s"'"F %1 '"e -
-" +" z 7" - At,
o"e '''''i' = 80 -
s""'"e ~ no .,,,,,,.,. :,
"""'"e W %oN ~ - A'1
plouLiARTlfs about 1odel > Lazy BOOK
f'f we 'anies ,.' '"a' u" u'ne' ~ 'A'"e p"'
:, '''' -,
hHg 'aV''g !" e''" ''""'oe, --'o'n ~ .,'
oes' a'''s's' J" "o''''''" - '".oe'
are eNe" mon, va ~ ,t,: DE-
zihe gl'es-a I"''"''' a.,
WI" 'l'i uesc'' wv
pec"''ar 10 uooeN' as 10 o'"e' "''n ~, ~,
'"e"' e'e'! "'""'' ""' e"'
Eqnestralu'sm 'or h".:as. WV" Eraf"'
'lngs. TIE Lsdie, Work fable. whh
designs for knitting. ne''lng, Gro Chef,
and allo'her k'"ds "i WORK fa'ierhs '"'
o'''h''g ,aps, ona'' covers, '"a'N
cnrta'ns, D Oyle,s, rufses' b'gss,; &C.
&C Heai'h ahu 'ea"l' WV H"g'"'
Nhg' .i 'ue' to''"se'' w" e',"""
plans ara o'her ehgfaV'"gs' away mus
'nsiTa we OF s"theth'hg "se'"'. MUST
he"ulii"ily printed on 'Ihted paper, winch
ma, be taken oni ana ''u"o' Cn'ored
MoNerh C"''ageS' an" o'"'eu fl""ef
ne ces occass'oha''y' "eSe are All eN'
ra 10 1"do! ana !" oe '""na u" no o'"ef
Magazine These were all gwen Iss'
ear and wlii nc continued; i" add
len, we snal' IA, nave ,. W 1y"'i No. "nS -
,CROOMEs she Ciif'S W hMhKi-
CAN ChAhACi EMS iCo,
a most amusing series, no" u'A' gwen t.
the American public These wii he H.
'"s'rs'ed IN every NO. h3 Story from
the powerful pen at J.. >. Ari'nir Etq
'lHE CHANGES or FASHION,
illustrated by Fay Kotinson, T. q This
serlos VIII be very INTERESTING TO the la
dies.
"IliE APPLl' jAblhl or TIE
FINE AXIS 10 dom ES nc
USES,
Is arother series Ut E"gravinss no" l"
prepara'iun. anu 'S!l De published our,
ing the year.
COTTAGE FURNITURE.
Having give" So many Model cottages,
we intend now to commence the p"tl'ca
Ton Of Cottage Fnrui'nre--a very neces.
sar> sppendage to Cot'sge.
RELIGION MD HISTORY.
onr super r Ar'is's, W alters, luckers
Fease aud Nelch, are n"w engaged upon
.t;
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8 = ~
IA Upper ~auuusk, y. ou the LIST day .
April lS49.
Arnuld S Inman A. B.
Bowlas Jacob Kear Jonathan
Rugh Samuel Long Amos ID
Bre>ee 9. w. Lewis l.emnel
Braukcr George Leeper Thomas
Bnland Wlliiam i,onghy T.
Bur,on FL Lesley George w
4 ,,d James Moore lohn
Bear, William '""re Ens
Barber Henson McQnnwn Thomas
Burser JACOB Mann John lr
Hringer George Ma" In Is
Barber Fanny Maddox James
Brainesd Mr. Ma,tison jon 2
Carr Harrison Morris Joseph
Case John Maddox Henry
Car, John Il Myers George G
crawford John Murrls James VI 2
Ghappell IL Mctonnel' James
CuIhin James Newman Amos
carr Ransom Rogers \ i
Grzrer &c Ruoh George
Cmk john B Robinson William
Zeal George Reed DAVID
Dracon E6za Shoemaker John
Eheriy Elizabeth Schectaia Z
Eur David Sci'wilk Frederick
tIssnl Jacoh Smith Daniel 3
Farnae l.,,Ie Smuh lac"b
Fulle, C. Y. S'ephen Isaac
Fowler 7 L Straw basen
Fowler John Shamhaugh VIM
Gi-su0r CLANCY Slocum Amos
Graham DANIEL Schinder John 2
t,un,rt Amariah Schnarz q b,uls
Grn ID Shonts Barron
Gtaner Isaac SharP Mathew
| iIowea Aud, S,sti John
! io,uer Frederick Tunker
Hpdg Miss Becky 1"t,ie El'zaoeth
Iisrlis ]. Turner Henry
Houa, George Taylor |,
| iieorsck John Well Chtistian
| liarmso James W,lsna Johu
lloges keeecca ianeNise Chri'ian
Hex,er Lew,s WUod John
lIIadmats ,JoLu Walker Miss Fam
| Ischanan christian Young LewIs
J. SMITH, p. VI.
April ls,, ls49 -3w-l02 S2t0;
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NOTICE.

At my instance wtiI of at, achmen
"A sas his d., issued b, Abtdhsm w
trs. Justice Of the Peace Of Crawl"'d
inwnship. ~ Ntsndot C"un'!, ag'ios'
,he pr, pert, and effects "i Samuel h"sh''
a NON resident uf this cp"et,
JOHN FOSTER.
Dated ,his .:,2ad day Of March a. D. 1914
a.
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IN CHANCERY.

Shepard Pauick.
vs Wlandot Common
Nelson Hudd,
jleur, eta ilodly, & Pleas.
Henry Fleei
The sad Nelson tioddf. HENRIETTA
Hudd,. w,tc al satd Ae,son aud Hrnr
Freet. a,e terehy notified that "n lie 6th
day OF March. A ID t849 Shepard PIT.
rick d Hutton County, Ohru, filed IN the
tuuri ot Gommun Pleas Of the connN OF
W,andut aud State of OHIO. a hil. "a
Chancer, against the said Nelson H"0dt
ileur,etta iloddy and Heur, Free; the
ohiect aud PRAYER ot which hIli is t"i lure
cl"sutea NOR gage execnted Jannar> 81 !,
l~48 aud delivered 60 Roswell Perry ht
lie sala Nelson a. lienr,e,,a 10 secure the
pa, tueni, uf a nute gwen io said Perry b,
saih Nelson III ddt. iur tie Sum uf 3 y
turts Gmndredths dated September 2S,h.
lS4f which n"ie aud Jmur,gate has hreH
asslgned 10 PiaIntlfT. and 10 subj ecl the
lanes described IL said bill aud mortgage
aud The sand Nelson iodd, Henr,et,a
lIudd, wiic ui said Nelson aud Henry
Frept. are further notified, that unless
rhey appear aud plead, a"swer ar demnt
10 the said Ball within slxit DAYS sitei
The next term OF SAID Cuuri. 'he saI
Sheppard PattIck a, the iran mex, aite'
to. expiration at SAID ski, DAYS. viii ~p.
nj, 10 said Court IL AXE the ma'iers :"
The biil a. cnniested aud 10 decree there
"n accofdiugy.
p A Tyler.
= I fur Jua,plt
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-04-20
BACON

Two thou aud weight OF good smoked
bacon, which Will be sold re>onabe.
4 SAME " Co,
Dec IL. lS48- LETT
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Last Of Letter,

EMAlNlNG in the Po,t Office al
IA Upper ~auuusk, y. on the LIST day oi
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p A Tyler.

= ftr Jo",pl'
Daied March Oh, l>49-6I. Sio
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-04-20

C. lumbus o.. March l849.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-04-20
L,.mber! Lambert!

March, 90. ls49-4~-Sl ga
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-28

"A DOLPHUS NORRIS, Successor TO Dyinker )
f& MoTiS IS constantly supplied with all the Standard
Agricultural Works OF the day, which he begs invite
the attention OF Farmers. The following new works just
received
Aliens Ne1C 4eTicutural Works:
The american AgricuiturSt: designed to improve the
the Planter the Farmer the Stakeholder and the Horti-
culturs by A B. IL Il. L. Aleu- in vols. 81 25 per
vol. Also the same work continued in numbers issued
monthly, subscriptions received, terms ST. per annum
Domestic Aaiaaats: History and descriptions OF the
Horse Mule, Cattle Sheep, Swine, Poultry and Farm
Dogs with directions for their management breeding rear
ing, feeding and preparation for profitable market.--
Also their diseases and remedies, together with full drec
tons for the management of the Dairy by r. L. Allen
| The american Farm Book; or Compend Of Ameri-
can Agriculture being practical treatise on Soils Ma
nures draining, Irrigation, Grasses Grain Roots Fruits
Cotton, Tobacco, Sugar Canes Rice and every staple
product with the best methods Of planting, cutvating,
and preparation Tor market illustrated with than 100
engravngs, by X L. Allen, ST. Furnished wholesale and
retail
Sheep Husbandry-iust published-Sheep Husbandry
IN the South; comprising treatise the acelnation of
Sheep in the Southern States and an account Of the diff
erent breeds Also, complete Manual Of breeding sum-
mer and winter management and OF the treatment OF dis
letters from Henry S. Randall ESQ., Of Cortland Village,
n " to R. F. w Allson, Esq, of South Carolina
Complete in volume, octavo-Price 81 25.
The Farmers Encyclopedia, and Dictionary Of Ru-
raj -4tdirS-by Cuthbert w. Johnson--adaped to the
United States by Gouvernelr Emerson Illustrated by
seventeen beautiful engravings OF Cattle, Horses sheep
the varieties OF Wheat Oats, Grasses, the weeds OF Aer
culture etc, besides engravings wood OF the
most important implements OF Agriculture &c. Complete
in handsome octave volume, containing 1l50 closely
printed pages, strongly bound-Pnce only 81.
The Southern Planter, Edited by r. B. GoooH and
published byP D. Bernard Subscriptions received the
Bookstore OF
au21 A. MORRIS
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-28

szslp--,r7r777rs GREAT REDUCIION.--far
z,--sssS-sslrom Richmond TO Lynchburg by Canal
Packets. .......... ......................$ SO so
Fare from Richmond to Charlottesville by Packets
and Stages ........................2 90
Fare from Richmond to Cumberland G.. I'll. by Pack
cts and Stages. ........................ , IS
Fare from Richmond to Farmville by Packets and
Stages .................:...4 25
Below see card OF intermediate distances, for fare and
hours of passing.
Leave Richmond Mon Leave Lynchburg Mon
day. Wednesday and Fri daY "Wednesday and Fri