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,op shall knowingly and wilfully swear falsely
Ssiore the commissioners, or before any persons
commissioned by them, or authorised by this .ct
n case pending before the commissioner az tne
tune OF taking the oath, or IN case tiiereaier 10
be Submittedto the board, such person shall be
deemed guilty of perjury, and ON conviction there
Of sha be subject to the same pains, penalties,
and disabilities, which are now, or shall be here
s1eeS. lby law prpecribed for wiliul and corrupt
periury. Letters to and from the commissioners,
and the Secretary, relating to BUSINESS only,
10 be tree Of postage. No costs or fees to
be charged by any Of the officers 10 any claim
ant, except for such services or expenses
a. arise for the taking Of the testimony OF
witDesses, at the instance of the petitioners, &c
AZ the commencement of each session OF Q >ngress,
and At the commencement OF each month during
the session, the board are required to report u
Congress the facts found by them In the several
claims referred to and acted upon BY them, WIN
their opinion In relation to the same, aad sia,,
prepare a bill or bills IN these cases which shall
have received the favorable decision OF the board
The adverse report, il confirmed by Congress,
ehall be conclusive, unless there be sufficient
ground for granting a new trial. The saiary.Ot
The chief clerk shall be 81, 800 per annum, and an
assistant clerk at 1880. A..
,h. nresence of the New York aldermen caused
AZ Xii for The establishment OF branch mint IN
m thst cty to be made special order; but this
M NOT true the represent auves from the city and
vicinity oil New York city, had previously labored
with this view, and to them is justly due the
credit. w.
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WooL.-The supplies Of American have been pretty
much all picked up, and there is but little Ia first
hands; quotations are very firm.
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Tn. movements OF the President Elect.

The iti.h all steamer Dee arrived at Mobile tbs
s1et ult when visited by the mayor aud corp,
ration of the city, and Col Draggts whom the captain
gave splendid entertainment.
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sshs Bsi.i.sss ssg.s Bal 9TH ias In gale from ~
81. esnitd awsy painboom sud \.
eckr RI rowrs~rd Covsen Phi ~, HAS
sohr Julius. Pfingjs Crosksr. Phlsdelphis,
srnr rerpsvva.-, SER Pbst< pais
echr u HssnA Bestlsy PxIsdsapAaH
SchI 0ssTgLApA HAnson. BH Hassof.
SohY Jehl Wurta Johneon. bAkto. NJ.
paly hiIlsS Lee. Plymouth.
t. Tft.l 0olOW.
Bark IsahsH Hyns from New Orlsaas with indie to Alan =
Psxson. -.l .i- .flHl e.-r 4
Also one bark and one brig. FL, g.. .t-
Sailed
ship and harks Toulon aad Cameo All for ss. Fsp
cisso
Ship Robert Fulton Wade reportsd Fridays pApsr a. asvn
arrived Baltimore, was srror She has not aEvsd
Ship Harriet Rockwsl Ofleass arrived on YHnys
repOrGJan lat 50 a. ion rs 80 spoke ship fremont 81 days
from thar ~ Ion rs TO-
big Napoleon Of Baltimore. with s1isrsnts.
Thss large quantities. Of Ice In East aad North Rivera
ssksW. 49,. ~ ~ -
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Passengers Sailed.
IoNpor-Psoset ntip Eoithutnter lnd-a Rsss az Ma
fiJki br fssaeD. prcs, VI Le-dol. -"
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the Mexican republic OF the Tree ana unrestraned Ia
Guilty Of ceding, conveying, or transferring at any
time las may judge best tho sum OF twelve millions
OF dollars which the same government OF the United
States Is to deliver in the places dssgnsted by the
The concluding paragraph rather sentence, Of the
original Twelfth article thus suppressed by the Senate
is in the following language Csrtia, In proper
sume ~ shall be desired by the Mexican Cover &,
and snfsrsble by IT, shall be delivered to the said
government by that Of the United States"
protocol Is obvious Although the Senate had dso ned
to ere aee stock for the twelve millions
Of dosrs and Issue miserable certificates for the
amount in such sums as the Mexosn government
to deprive that Cover of the faculty which every
creditor possesses Of transferring for his own benefit
the obligation Of his dsStor Whatever this may DO
1t cannot be doubted that the twelfth article OF the
treaty as IL stands contains positive Obligation
In consideration OF the extension scqa,.sa ~ .ne
republic twelve millions OF dollArs In four equal
instsms nts Of three millions each. THIS obligation
may be assigned by the Mexican govern%sn. TO any
stand In no better condition than that government
The OF tbs Senate prohibiting the issue OF
goverpms mt transferable stock for the amount pro-
ducss thh fleet, aud DO more
The protocol contains nothing from which IL oan bs
inferred that the assignee could rghfoy demand the
pay Of the money In the confederation should
fall which Is stated on the face Of the Obligation.
With this view Of the whole protocol, and considering
that the explanations which Il contained In
cordsLce with the treaty did not deem IL necessary
to take any action upon the subject. Had II varied
from the terms OF the treaty nded by the senate
although it would even then havs bsen u nudity In
ITSELF yet duty might have required that should Ike
this fact known to the Mexican govern nent. This
not being the case, treated 10 in tue same
would have done bad these explanations been msis
verbally BY the commissioners to the Mexican minister
for Foreign Affairs aud communicated in dssDSteS
30 tn State Dsparm,ut JAMES POLK.
WtsBIEGreS, Feb. 3, lssa.
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Stolen Property!

A LII persons are hereby forwsrned
IA against purchasing or paying any OF
the follow ing, described notes of hand and,
order, as they have been stolen from the,
subscriber; Tho is alone entitled TO their.
possession or to receive or collect the
sums due or TO become due upon them,
viz; ...,..,. = = -. = .,
One note made BY Paul F. suber to
Allen J. Chilsou for eight dollars, paya-,
BILE four months, after the date thereof.
and dated Japuary Let, 164s.
One note made by the same tothe same (
for six dollars, payable on the 10Th day OF
June next. ..
One note made by DR.. David Adams. 10.
SAID Allen j Chilson for six oliars AID.
6fty cents, which was due acme time III
September last. j.
One order drawn 10 favor Of A. ]. ChiItl
son by Thomas Baker, on VIM M. Buell.
for Ten dollars and fftJ some cents, dated
some lime in the month Of Jauuary, last.
ALLEN J. CHlLSON.
Upper SaOdusky, o. Feb, 2a, lia9.
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Truly, knowledge is power. 1t is
health happiness, afauence.
The revelations con tained ia its pages
have proved blessing TO thousands, as
the innumerabfe letters received by the
author will attest.
Here, also, every iemale--the wife, the
mother, the one either budding INTO W o,
manhood, or tile one 10 the decline OF
years in whom nature contemplates an
important change can discover the causes,
symptoms, and the most tficient remedies,
and most certain mode Of cure, in every
complaint to which her sex is subject.
Its Importance to the Married
may be gathered from the fact, that 7rav.
elling Agents make from
Three to Five Dollars Day,
from its sale, hundreds Of active, enter
prizing agents are accnmulating little
competence from the liberal discount al.
lowed, and the great demand for il. Or
ders are required to be accompanied with
payment.
Copies will be sent by mail free of post
age to the purchaser
Over twenty thousand copies have been
sent by mail within three months with
perfect safety and certainty.
On the receipt of Oae Dollar, the MAR
ried Woman's Private Medical Compan.
ion will be sent (nailed /ree) to any part
of the United States. All letters and ap-
plications from those desiring to become
agents must be postpaid (except those
containing a remi,ance) aud addressed
TO DR.. A. NJ. Mauriceau, Box 1924, New
York City. Publishing Office, I29 Lib,
er,y-st. New York.
The Married Woman's Priv ate Medi>
cal Companion is sold by Booksellers
throughput the United Stalesi
January, 10, ls49.-6m. $500.
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PROSPECTUS
Fer THE
Democratic Pioneer.

The undersigned have this day entered in.
to copartnership for the publication of the
Democratic Pioneer, to be, devoted to Poll
tics, Literature, Education, Agriculture, Mis-
cellany, the general news of the day, &c,
&c.
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 of 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 caused it's
fertile soil to yield a full recompense to the
labors of the husbanman. If the tide of en-
igraton continues to flow in as it has for the
last few years, Wyandot county will ere long
be one OF the first in the State, hence the,im-
portance of having medium through which
to make known the advantages she possesses
All will receive portion in due season. The
Farmer, the Mechanic, the Tradesman and
the Merchant will find in the columns Of the
Pioneer, matters that will be interesting. In
our political coruse we shall be firm, indepen-
dent and uncompromising.
We shall endevor to be courteous to our
opponents, avoiding that low billingsgate
which is too frequently INDUCED in by con.
ductors of public jurnals.
Belleveing that the doctrines Of the whig
party if carried into effect would prove detri-
mental to our progressing and free institu
,ions, and to the future destiny of this consol-
idated Republic, we shall ever be found bat
telling against the doctrines of that party.
We have "fiung our banner to the freeze,
and it now remains with the people of wy
andot County to say whether 1t shall float
triumphantly, or whether it must drop and fall
Democrats Of Wyandot lend us helping hand
TERMS OF sUBsC RIPTIo
The paper will be published weekly,
per year, if paid in advance, at -. $2 90
! If not paid till the expiration, ...... 2 81
| For six months, if paid in advance. l 0C
If at the expiration of six months, -. | Sc
JOSIAH SMITH g. ELIJAH GILES.
Upper Sandusky, Feb 20, lS49.
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o Y S TER S

To order. and Of hest quality, and so large
that it takes two men to swallow one.
Sole Leather, Swede Iron, and ter
Thousand other articles not mentioned
for all ofwhicb. country produce, furs and
MONEY will be taken in exchange.
WANTED, 10000 COON, 1000 MINK
AND 1000 OPOSSUM SKINS; For winch
the hlghesI prices W ill be paid 10 GROCE
RIES or MONEY.
A. SAME e. Co.,
Dec 1S, IS48-1e-tf.
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Sherif's s Sale.

RY virtue Of a writ Of 6. IA out Of the
- Court of Cannon Pleas of Wysndol
County, Ohio, | will expose to public sale
at the residence Of George Williams. in
Mifi,n TowushiP, Wyandot oounty, OHIO
on the 10th day Of April, 1919, between
thehoars Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and A o..
clock p. NJ. Of said day the following
personal property tD wit: one bay mare
taken as the property of George Williams
at the snit of David Wilson.
7. BAIRD, Sheriff w. c. D.
March %, 1649.--4w-Sf,l2i
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OYSTERS KICKING!
New Grocery in TOWN.!

4 HE Subscribers feel confident tina,
they cah sell lower than any other estab-
hshment in this or any other town in
Northern OhIo. in consequence of buying
at so low and reduced prices. The Gro
cery is on the Sandusky Avenue, just a
few doors south OF the Upper Sandusky
Hotel.
Bring in your Produce or Money.
Here is the place to make your pen les
count and get value therefore.
Their groceries consist of the follow in
and many other articles:
Liquors inferior to none, and of any
quantity.
Nuts, Coffee, Powder, Fish,
Candies, Tea, Shot, Herring,
CHM anon Sugar, Lead, Crakers
Pepper. Molasses, AIlnm, Cakes,
Spice, Tobacco, Rosin, Cheese,
Gloves, Cigars, Tar, Raisins,
Pipes, Snuff, Indigo, Fxins,
FLOUR by the barrel, bag or pound
ust TO suit purchasers.
Pressed and mould Candle at reduced
price, and warranted 10 burn without
snufing.
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Sherif's Sale.

pY virtue of vaDdi ex. out Of the C. ,url
Dof Common Pleas of Wy andot County
Ohio, and TO me directed. J. shall offer
al Public sale al the door of the Cour'
house, in the town of Upper Ssndusky
in said County, on Tuesday the "a day Of
April next, between the hours of 10 o.
clock A. NJ, and 4 o'clock p. Nj. of said
day, the following described lands to wit:
the west half of the north eas' quarter OF
sectioD twelve, Township four. south oi
range Twelve East. containing eighty
acres more or less, taken and lev led upon
as the property of Daniel Snider to satisfy
said writ in favor Of Pomeroy A. Blancb
ard.
Appraised at $e26, 40.
T. BAIRD,
Sheriff w. q. O.
March go. 1s49-4w-S1,62a.
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FLOOD FENCE.
A valuable Improvement for Farmers.

HHE subscribers have purchased the
right Of making w. MilIer's Flood
Fence for the State Of Ohio beg leave to
call the attention TO those interest ed in
its constiuC tion. The Paientee's de.
scription Is in the following words.
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Lumber! Lumberi!!

Almost all kinds of good lumber. floors
ing boards. &c, will be taken al tins Of
fee on old subscriptions. as well ss new
ones. Any persons wishing TO pay in this
way can do go by sending 10 their lumber
ss soon ~ convenient.
SMITH & GILES.
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rise out of the notches on the tops of the
posts, and the entire Psnnell fall fat up
on the ground, sechred and resting on
the gndgeons ofthe lower rail, until the
swollen stream has spent i,s force and
flowed over it, When the swell OF water
has snbs,ded, all tha, is to be done 10 res
store the enclosure. is TO lift up the falls
EN- pannels, which will easily turn on the
gndgeons as an axle. and the fence will
be again as perfect and firm as when Grst
erected.
The cut at the side is iotented to re.
present The posts with the mor,ise aud
notch as above described
R'gh's for to" nships or connties NAV
be had by applying to the subscriber
hviog at The Indian Mil near Upper Sans
dnsky Wyandot Go o.. or TO aus Of the
authorized agents Farm fights will al,
so be sold, and even for few pannels
The price will be in proportion to tn.
heDefls secured when the purchase 10 no
for the entire ground exposed,
All orders addressed to ns; post paid
Will receive promp' attention,
MYERS IL HEFFLEBOWER.
Upper Saudusky. Wyaudot ca. O,
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CERTIFICATE.

The undersigned, citizens Of Orrstown
and vicinity do certify that Wm. Miller
the patenlee of the Flood Fence has more
than 40 pannels of the fence on his farm
10 situation much exposed 10 be swept
by floods, that part Of said fence runs
with the stream and part of 1t slopes
down into the channel to low water
mark; that this fence was lately exposed
TO the force of violent Flood that swept
away much fencing on the course of the
stream, and that il has withstood the flow
of water without any preceptible injury.
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Take two posts, Z inches
square and 5a feet 10 length
sink them 3 feetin the ground
Ieaving q feet above ground)
wedge them firmly in wi h
stones alone. In the side of
eachpost, and 8 inches from
the ground, a triangular NOR
tise must he sunk, 2 inches
10 depth, A inches high and 5
inches wide. A shallow notch
in the shape of a v must be
cut in the tops of the posts.
A rail corresponding at the
ends with the shape Of this
notch, IS to be laid on tho tops
Of the posts. The lower rail
ID then to be fitted 10 the iri
angular mor,ise cut in the
side Of the posts. This is to
be done by making the ends
Of that rail ronnd, like to
gudgeons, which are to be in.
serted into the mortise, each
gudgeon about "a inches in
diameter, and Of any length
that may please. This done,
the frame Of the fence ID CONS
plete and ready for the boards
to be nailed up aud down on
the two rails-The boards
should be abont 4 feet long
and nailed on that side of the
rails against which the water
is likely TO fow. The boards
are to be put ON like paiIiugs.
This beiag finished, the
fence is also finished, and the
benefit Of il Is this: When
the food strikes against it,
even at a moderate height.
the round gudgeons Of the
lower rail will slide up the
sloping sides Of the mor,ise
IN which they lie, and the up.
per rail will, in like manner.
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special Master commissioners sale.
Nathen NJ. Wright,
Jacob Sheely.

Natuen W. "TiSut,
Jacob s.:.,,. ..; l' cHA''''''
RY virtue of a Decretal order issued
Afrom the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Wyandot County Ohio, to me directed
will offer for sale, at public vendu ne, at
the door Of the Court House 10 Upper
Ssndusky, in said county, on
The 24ta day Of April nert,
between The hours Of ~ o'clock A. N. &
o'clock P. Nj. OF said day, the follow ing
Lots in the Town of McCutcbenville
viz; In lots number seven r. three l3,]
and four "a and also fractional lot nuns
her SIX [6l containing twenty six rods.
being the same more or less in the first
west Addition TO the town of McCutch
envilie, WysBdat County, OHIO, taken
as the property Of Jacob SheeIy tosatisfy
said order in favor of Natben Nj Wright.
THOMAS BAIRD,
Special Master Commissioner in Chan
cery.
March 90, IS49.--4-S21
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COME all YOU TH.aTLOYE
GOOD APPLES.

The season having arrived for trans
planting frnrt trees, the subscriber living
two miles east of MoC offe r
for sale 15O different varieties Of choice
grated apple trees. Also wanted, three
or four beef cat 10 exchange for fruii
trees. .LPHEUS Russell.
Cutcben nsille, Oct. "A, f94S--4--if
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HATS and CAPS; BOOTS and SHOES
Glass and HOrdaU0re

Nails, Iron, Forks and ShoveIs.
FRESH GROCERIES-Tea Cot.
fee, Sugar, Pepper, &c. &c
ANY QUANTITY OF QUEENSW ARE.
lis deemed unnecessary 10 numerate
any more articles, as those who give them
cal will find themselves suited in quail.
ty prices and quantity.
PRODUCE, Of almost every descrip-
ton, and hides will be taken iu exchange
for goods.
Nov. 3, 1646'--4-tf
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The above property will be sold free OF
dover. Terms one-third in hand, oDe>
third iD six months aud the remainder in
one yesr with interest on the deferred
pay meDts, from the day Of sale.
A. O'HARRA. rxso,,o,.
W. RISLEY. ~
March 10. lS49
There will be offered at the same time
and place the remaining undivided half Of
in lot No. lib, In the Town of Upper
Sandusky.
w. RlSLEY.
$3.l2.--3-4t.
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On hand every Time!
If you want New aud Cheap Goods!!!
CALL
ID. g. w. AYRES,

Who are receiving and opening an exten-
sive LOT of the latest fashion and we'll se-
iected FALL. and WINTER GOODS,
jus, opposi.eihe new Cour, House. where
goods will be seld as cheap as they can
lie purchased in Upper Sandusky.
Their stock consists of every thing
usually kept in stores in this place:
BROAD CLOFHS; GASSIMERS,
Twedes, Jeans, Flannels, Muslins, Clog.
bams, Bombazines. Calicoes, ,Shawls
and Bonnets.
They have also on hand very large Sc
lection of
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in wYANDoT COMMON PLEAS.

in WYANDOT COMMON PLEAS.
John Free, & !
Christeney Erect,
vs.
Peter Baum,
William Combs,
Barbary Combs. ,;,;
Daniel Walters, '''
Susannsh Walters,
Michael Baum.
Elizabeth Baum,
Catharina Leeper, and
Ann Catharine Baum.
The said Peter Baum, William Combs
& Barbary Combs, his wife OF Calf Coun
" and State OF Missouri, Daniel Walters.
and Snsannah Walters. his wife, of Craw
ford county Ohio, Micha ell Baum, Eliza
beth Baum, Citnarine Leeper and Aun
Catharine Baum of Wy audot county
Ohio, Will take notice that a petition
was filed against them on the 9th day of
March, A. ID. 1919, 10 the Court Of ON
mon Pleas OF Wyandot county, Ohio, and
Is now pending, wherein the said John
Freet aud ChiIsteney Freet his wife, de-
mand PARTITION Of tbefuliowipg real ess
tate to wit: known as a part of the north
west quarter Of fractional section one, in
township one, south of Range fourteen,
and known as Jacob Baum's farm. And
that al the next term Of said court, appli
Gallon win be made by the said John
Free aud Christeuey Freet his wife, for
an order that PARTITION may be made Of
sald premises!
JOHN FREET,
CHRIST ENEY FREET.
BY P. A. TYLER, their Atty.
Dated March 6th, 1S49--6t. 81 25
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THE TAILORING
Executors Sale.

In Pursuance Of an order from the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Wyandot Co.
Ohio, :here will be sold at public auc.
tion on the 24th day Of April A. ID. ts49,
between the hours Of 10 A. M and a p. M
ofsaid day lat the door Of the Courl House,
in the town of Upper Sandnsky, in the
County aforesaid, to the highest bidder,
the following real estate, AS the property
ofPurdy McElvain Dec, to wit:
The E. half of the 8. W. quarter Of sec
tion 80 in I. 2 s., II. IA E., containing
80 acres valued at S7St'
The above lot will be sold In lots of from
10 to 20 acres to suit purchasers.
Also; the s. part oflot No. Section 81
in Township 2 South, Range ia East,
containing Ia acres valued at $3.50
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100 Nassau street, New York.
6TEditors copy ing the above prospec.
tus and this notice, and noticing the Mag.
szine editorially, will be entitled to the
second volume Of Holden Magazine hand
somely bound in muslin, and in addition
a splendid full length ENGRAVING, Of Hor
ace Greedy, Editor of the New York Tri
bune, drawn from life by BARLEY and en-.
graved by RICHARDSON. The book viii
be mailed to such papers about the 18th oI
January, when il will be ready, on the
reception Of paper containing the ad-
vertisement and notice marked. Editors
copy ing this and NOTICE MONTHLY will al
SO receive the Magazine each month for
,he coming year.
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JOHN FREET,
CHRIST ENEY FREET.

BY P. A. TYLER, their Aty.
Dated March 9th, lS49--6t. 81 25
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large assortment of the latest style
Of Fur, Silk, Buena Vista, and Houston
Hats; Fur, Cloth and Plush Gaps, for me u
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

The largest lot Of Boots aud Shoes ever
brought to this place, comprising gene
raj assortment for men, W omen and child