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Union, S Townsend. II G Parsons.

Union, S Townsend. II G Parsons.
Laurens,Z w Barnes.
Newberry, p G Bowman, l. Fl Dunwoody.
Mt Tryon NJ, l. Scarborough
Columbia District, N Tally, Pc.
Columbia, Joseph Stacey, II Wigh,man.
BarnwcIl, r. Boyd, A II Harmon.
Granitcville, Fl NJ Mood.
Columbia Circuit. D Derrick.
Winn<horo, S Leard, J w Harris.
Camden: w + Caper,
Santcc, " S HaI.om.
Sum,erviIle, J Fl Zimmerman.
Darlington, G S Walter. a Caushen.
Lancaster, d Mcdonald.
Wu,cree Nj, d G Mcdaniel; +; l. King.
Congarcc Nj, w. Martin.
St Matr.,vs ": ~ i!iams,,n Sm4.h.
Wilmington District & Bias, y 4.
Wilmington, w Crook, S II Browne.
Smi,hvile, J r Puckelt, w vi Lee.
Cape Fear NJ, NJ c Turreul;nc.
Conway boro 10 he supplied.
Georgetown, A NJ Creilzburg
Black River, II Chandler, J Porter.
Black Pccdee NJ; ii Eady, II A Bass.
Marion, 4 Mc4ra-aa"l-e: ! p !!.:ss!::
Baden, w Ii Fleming, p w Mcdaniel.
Waccamaw NJ, J A Minnick, A Erwin.
Sampit n, w Carson.
San.ce NJ, L NJ Little.
Fayct,svilIe Dis:r.ct " B.rrenger, p 4.
" d Simmons.
Cur, S Jones.
RcmcusvilIe, J w Wightman.
Society Hill NJ, c. Mcleod.
Cheraw, is Daniel.
{" Miss, W. Jackson:
---------v't:j ICyneS.
"adcsboro,,J II Wheeler, J A Nood
soeki" : % CHAM y 4 MsKihhar - -
SIontg gomery.J NJ Brady. :.
Deep River, Il W Postell.
LincoInton District, A NJ Forster, 2 E.
Charlcs,un, p A Nj Williams, Z NJ Farrow
Pleasant Grove, w G. Dash.
Concord, w G Patterson.
Lncoln!on, G Murchison.
YorkvIIe, p X HoyIe.
spnrtanburg, H Fl Durant, A P Martin.
Rutherford, s d Laney.
Shelby, J l. Shuiord.
Ca,awba, A = Avant.
Morgan,on, H + Ogburn.
I-cuoir, i r ,<istler.
A NJ Shipp. Pres, Greensboro F College,
NJ Robbins and J Q A Connor, without ap
| poin,,nen,s on account OF Ill health.
Il Huggins without appointment TO settle
his business.
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I,rou tie NeW iosh .i,icttiiscr.

IyyirdE o! jhc Lon jos: DE- Ncear, The FIRST
Dicorc'.r ot t.s Coli .Nlaes-Iateresting |
Drc.iopme"tS.
Don Ju,r DuAIvear, The cclc brated Span
isll tivviusisl, whose famous lreatiesson the
{. A.r oi Inc Earth must BE- known to ma
nv of our readers. hus Just arrived NJ New |
York, from the Regions OF California, BY
the way Of Panama, Chagres. and New
Orleans, bringing with him Il large amount
of Gold ore, estimated to be worth more
thau million Of dollars, the result Of his
labors, BY The aid OF u large body oi Indians,
long before the existence OF the gold mines
BECAME known 10 ;tiu residents 81 California
Sisnor DeAlvcar went out to
Cai,iorn,:,. nearly Two years ago, i'll conse.
auence ut, certain information which he
had received Of the geological character OF
that country, with the firm belief that the
vast mines of pseciDus metals would be re-
vealed there, upon careful ves.igaton.
He was encouraged TO this enterprise, also,
m n IrszI II II Is, ir
ed. called the !. Goldometer," by whose aid
lie expected 10 be directed at once 10 the
"Gold plaeers," il any such existed. Nor
were hi. expectations disappointed. His
scientific calculations proved to be founded
in truth and profound wisdom, and his new
instrument, the "GoIdomrter," fulfilled his
highest hopes. In less than two months
after reaching California, he struck upon
one ot'the richest gold mines in tina. country
upon an obscure branchof the Sacramento
river, in gorge of hills extremely rocky
aud difficult OF access, and seldom visited
bv the native Californians. Disgusting his
obec. under ihe pretencc of purely seen
,itic research, he obtained the aid of some
fifteen or twenty simple and faithful Indians
and steadily pursued his task, collecting Of
len more ,han $1,000 worth of gold i'll a
.,..,. J.y. which he concealed in3a: deep
r.vIne, wi,hvu. exciting any suspicion
whatever, uu,ii after the discovery OF gold
=, C.u,ain Suffers Mill, when the noun
t.,ns were ransackei by gold seekers. and
s..nor DAIyrar'. gold placer" The richest
in ali California, was bcsct with greedy
adventures. 1t is now found that the real
mines or SOURCES Of the gold, lie in the
sorses OF the mountains, aud not III the beds
or sands OF the rivers.
Don Jose D'Aiycar WAS beyond all ques-
ton. the Grst aud real dscoverer OF the
gold mines Of California aud lie deserves
Ine more credit for this, as his discovery
was based upon profound scientific calcula-
tinn. aud was no, the result Of accident.
Tie evidence Of the facts, which he posses.
ses in the shape Of well attested ducuncnts
from persons Of high authority In Califor.
MIA, places the matter beyond all doubt.
~ Sigmor .D,Alyear now visits the United
States, where he. was for several years
resident; for tile purpose, Of disposing of his
gold, and investing itin safe,and improving
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r ICreT.L,s LIVING AGE. ~. a5o--i2 la c~nts.-
i TIE tzrr.t SEA serpenf-Westrnnsrer Review
, Memoir OF a Song-Frszcr's Magazine
Eirhteeu Handed and Fory-eigha-Spesa,or and EI-
anuner
4 gacanlsy'. Eaxi and. vol 2-Examiner.
5 Mon,rurrery's Christian Lise-Spectaror.
o The BOner Divorce Case-Spectaior.
Roland Cashel-AibeDaeun.
; LAfs Of General NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Word.
Poems OF Charles G. Easunas-Nstionai Era.
10 European. espondence Of the Living Age.
Published weekly, dollars per annurl, by
Feb s9-it y. LIT ELL * 90 Bosron.
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GCHOoL boORA-A gen raj assortment OF Sc1oo
~ Books w be found for sale, reasonable prices a.
oi-cwbers in tn. District. at
Mrs. AyDgRSON-S Book Music and Fancy Store
Pa between Iith * l1th streets
Feb ,5-u
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We find The press OF the country becoming alive
10 the Importance OF Congress devotng the next two
weeks tothe public service We lay before readers
a few more extracts to show the tole Of the pub
lie mind:
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Notice

Is hereby given, that there will he pc.
tition presented to the Commissioners
Of Wyandot Co., Ohio, at the June ses
sion, lS49, praying for the location Of a
coun'y road. commencing al point
where a county road terminates on the
east bank Of Fy moch'ee creek and on the
souIh line Of sec ton ten, 7. three S, II.
thirteen E.. thence running west ON the
section lIne between sections nine and
sixteen, eight aud seventeen, seven sad
eighteen. twelve and thlr, cen, in L. 3 ).
r. twelve E., eleven and fourteen. ten
aud fifteen, and so far between sections
nine aud sixteen as the north quarter post
of section sixteen, thence south until il
Iote,sec's the road leading TO Patterson.
fhe above road To be on or as near the
section hues as practicable 10 its West
erIy course.
April 24th, lS49, ,-9-4t-*
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-05-25
Petition for Dirorce.

John R sA'rr'd' In wy,'S,e.. W.. dot. e0"'
Abigail ID. Shsrraa, Petition for divorce
The said Abigail d. Sberrad will take
notice. that the said John X. Sherrad this
day sled his petition ID shs efiiee Of ths
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas.
within aud for the county Of Wyahdot,
and state Of Ohio, the object aud rfayer
Of said petition rs, that the marriage be-
tween the said John and Abigail mar be
dissolved. The SAID ps,itianer slledgss
adultery 10 his petitions; and at the mex
term Of said court application will be
made for decree 10 dssolvs said mara
risge.
8. n. McBANE,
Sol for Petities.
May t4th, A. D. ls49.-l2-o.. % II.
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Notice.

rs hereby gwen to the citizens Of Wy
aDdot county, Ohio, that there will be
a petition presented to the Commission
ers Of Crawford aud Wysudot counties,
at their sext June sessions, praying for
The locatiuD Of q cou0ty road described
as follows: commencing al point where
The county line cruises the Bucyrns and
Perrysburgh state road, in township two
south Of range fifteen east then south on
the county line. between the counties OF
Crawford and w, sndot, until il inter
secis the road leading from Bucyrus 10
the town of Wtandoi.
April %, lS49-4t,
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Notice of Petition.

Notice is hereby given, that there will
be a petition presented 10 the Cammis
siopers OF Wyandot county. at their nrx'
June session, A. u lH49, praying for the
locat ion aud establishment of county
the Bang mans settlement To Upper San
dnsky, to C, mnence at Ge"fge Mikle's
cast hLe in salem tow nsbip, running due
nsrtb en- i,ss between James Headrg
sseb and Y,nnlerd and A.g. so as 20 m
tersect tie blanchard read leading frum
Mi. blanchard to Cra " fordville, in Craw
ford township.
April 9Th IS49-7-4w.
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Road Notice.

TH ERE will be petition presented to
the commissioners of " yaDdot count }
Ohio, at their next June session. lS49,
Tor review snd alteration IN the county
road leading ffon Cary to FiDdlay, said
al eraiion to commence al the east end
of Frpby Nyes lane on said road; thence
running south to iBtersect the road lead.
Ing from Cary to Mt. blanchard. In sec
iion Twelve township one sonth, range
twelve east, and there terminate.
April I7th, lsi9.-4t-e
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Road Notice.

There will he a petition prefented 20
tie Com missioDers &c Wysndnt Coontl
OF their ntXi June stsei"n, pray Iug tor =
fevlew, remat klEg. and strengthening tie
kiltuIn State road, commencing al the
Bridge across he Saudusky rver on said
rosd and running on The best ground aud
stisigHesl conrse, 20 in,erseci the road
ieadirg from Upper Sandusky TO Tsmoch'
tee s,n,L of George L. Frees house in
Crane Township.
April 25. Is49 -lC-4l-*
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Road Notice.

THERE will be a petition presented Ia
= the next June session of the Com ms
sioners of this couoiy for the esta biish.
ment Of q county road, commencing al
the Indian Mill so called. on the Sandus
Ky river and running on or near the pres
snt travelled road to ipierseet the road
leading from Upper Sandusky TO rs moch
lee near the residence Of George I. Frees.
April "a, l849.-9-4t.
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rls, out of the potches on the tops Of the
posts, and the entire psnnel, fall fat up
on the ground, secured and resting on
the gudgeons Of the lower rail, until the
swollen stream has spent its force and
flowed over il. When the swell o. water
has subs'ded, all thai is to be done to res
STORE the enclosure, is to lift up the falls
en- paunels, which will easily turn on the
gudgeons as an axle, and the fence w,l
be again as perfect and firm as when 6rst
erected
The cot al the side is nented to re.
present the posts with the morlise aud
uotch rs above described.
Rights for townships or counties may
be had bv applying TO the subscriber
living at the Indian Mill near Upper Sans
dusky W,andot Co. o., or to any Of their
authorized agents. Farm rights will al
so be sold, and even for few pannels
The price will be in proportion TO the
benefits secured when the purchase is not
for the entire ground exposed.
All orders addressed to us, post paid ),
will receive promp, attention.
MYERS 81 HEFFLEBOWER.
Upper Sandusky, Wyaudot Co. o.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
In Chanccry.
In Chanccry.
Margaret PIT" In w'."ao, S'o,. c0""0"

In Chanccry.
Margaret Pau In w,."ao, S'o, c0""0"
VS.. IIeaS.
Joseph PIT. Petition for divorce.
The said Joseph Pitts is hereby notified,
that on the 18th day Of May, A. ID lS40,
Margaret Pitts of the county of Wyandot
aud State of Ohio. filed 10 the Ceurt oI
Common Pleas of the count, aforesaid
pc ition in chancery agains, the said
Joseph Pitts, the ohjcct aud prayer al
which petition i. to obtain decree III
said court, dlssolving the marriage con.
tract snbsisling between the sald Marg
,e, Pitts and the said Joseph Puts.
And lhe said joseph Plus is nr'her no
lyed, tha, unless he appears, pIe'"s, an
swers, or deInuts to SAID potl,l"n on or
before the next term OF sand court, the
SAID Margaret pitts will appl, to sad
court, to ihke tie matters of the sad
perl,lun as assigned aud to decree thereon
4cc"rdingy.
And the said Joseph Pitts will also take
notice, that deposiIiuns i'll he taken b,
the complainant in the above entlH ed
irg of the same at ihe flee Of John
Muwtes, e, Dr., in Spring Eed IT wnship,
K ichl*nd county, aud State al Ohi", on
The 2Uth day of June A. ID. lN49 mex.
between the hours Of SIX A. VI. aud six p
VI. of sal i'd day.
p. TYLER Sol. for Complainant
Ma. I6th, lS49-l2-6t. 375
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NOTICE

AT my instance a writ Of att schmeb
was this day issued by Abrahsm Ny
ers, a Justice of the Peace Of Crawford
Township, in Wysndot County, against
the property and effects Of Samuel kosht,
a non resident of tins COUNTY.
JOHN FOSTER.
Dated This e2ud ds! OF March A. d. 1919
80 o..
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CERTIFICATE.

The undersigned, citizens of Orrstown
and vicinity do certify that Wm. Miller
the pstentee of the Flood Fence has more
than 40 panneis of the fence on his farm
in situation much exposed to be swep'
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 violeDl Flood thai swept
ava, much fencing on the conrae of the
stream, and that il has withstood the flow
of water without any precepsibis injury.
Reuben Wsidler. Michael X. Wenger,
John Orr, Esq. DR.. X. G. Hays,
Jacob Powders, David Spencer, ESQ
John Foust, Simon D,ehl,
j ohm Thompson, Jacob kendig,
Samuel Richie, Col James b. Orr,
Sainnel KDisely, Hugh Smith,
John Mellinger, William Orr.
}. Strawbridge, sr., Joseph Hester,
Henry G. H"llar, J. r. Dewatt,
Peter Stump, John Lee,
Pc er Hollar, sr.. p. e. Hollar,
Henry Mish, Wa. Helker,
T.. w Hollar, Peter Hollar,
john Powders, Lew kendig,
Eunch Lewis, II T.. Cramer.
f. Keudig, ]. T.. Waidler,
Samuel Hester.
GEORGE MYERS.
March 23d, ls49.--4-2m. 5000.
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Take two posts, inches
square and 81 feet in length
sink them 3 feet in the ground
leaving u fee, above grouod)
wedge them firmly in wi b
stones alone. 10 the side Of
eacbpost, and 3 inches trom
the ground, a triangular NOR
tise must he sunk, 2 inches
in depth, A inches high and 8
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 the tops
Of fthe posts. The lower rail
is then to be fitted in the ;ri.
angular mortise cut 10 the
side of the posts. This 10 to
] be done by making the ends
Of that rail round, like 10
gudgeoDs, which are to be 10
serted into the mortise, each
gudgeon about "a inches in
diameter, and Of ahy length
that may please. This done,
the frame Of the fence is CONS
plete and ready for the boards
to be nailed up and down on
the two raiis.-The boards
should be about 4 feet long
and nailed on that side Of the
rails against which the water
is likely to flow. The boards
are to be put on like p"ilings.
Tnis bei1g finished, the
fence is also finished, and the
benefit Of il is this: When
the food strikes against il,
even at a moderate height,
The round eudgeons of the
lower rail will slide up the
sloping sides Of the morlise
IN which they lie, and the up.
per rail will, 10 like manner,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-05-25

That the great experience. enterprise.
and resources OF lie rt"riiet"ts Lave en-
ahltd th IN Ia hting i,getl er IN one
LARGE AND SPLENDID CULIEt :
T1ON, full description # lie Animals
con, AIMED in tie Exh,b,tion viii he found
in Pamphlets aud B,!s al the principal
Hotels. previous TO tue arrival Of the
company.
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Notice of Petition.

NUTICE is hereby given, that there
~ will be a peiition presented to the
commissioneis Of Wy yandot county at ibei,
next June session, A ID. lS49, pray log
for tue location Of a county road, com.
meocing al county road leading from the
Craw fordssille road to the Indian Mill;
beng eighty rods vest of the sonth e.sr
corner of section seven on said Craw fords
vile road. thence north until IL intersec's
The township line between Crane aud Ty
mochtee townships thence East along the
line nniil il intersecIs the state
'o.d leading fr"m Upper Ssudusky to I'y-
.nochise -e-<t-s
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-05-25
FLOOD FENCE.
A valuable Improvement for Farmers.

vNHE subscribers have purchased the
L right OF making w. MlIer's Flood
Fence for the State of Ohio beg leave to
call the atteouon to those interest ed in
IT'S construction. The Pateniee's dc.
scr,ption Is in the following words.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-05-25
OYSTERS KICKING!
New Grocery in Town!

i he Subscribers feel confident that
they can sell lower than any other estab-
| lIshmeni in this or any other town in
Northern Ohio, in consequence of bny ing
at SO low aud reduced prices. The Gro.
cery is on the Sandusk, Avenne, jn-t a
lew doors sou,h OF the Upper Sandusky )
lloiel.
Bring in your Produce or Money.
Here Is the place To make } oar pennies
count aud get value therefore.
Their groceries consist Of ibe followinS 8
and many other articles:
Liquors inferior to nsae, and of an,
quantity.
Nuts, Coffee. Powder, Fish,
Cahdies, Tea, Shot, Herring,
Cinnamon. Sugar, Lead, Crakers,
Pepper, Molasses, a ilum, Cakes,
Spice, Tobacco, Rosin, Cheese,
Cloves, Cigars, Tar, Raisins.
Pipes, Snuff. Indigo, Fixins,
FLOUR by the barrel, bag or pound
just to suit purchasers.
Pressed and mould Candle al a reduced
price, and warranted to burn without
sDlIflUg.
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| Az P'iCes'
The Wes, Poin, Cadet,
or The Young Othcer's
Bride. 30 cts. 25
Fhs Countess fSt. Geran, 20 cts. 26
The Lady's Dioam.or The
Fortune Teller Ut Copp's
Hill. Legend of Boa.
ton. 10 cts. i2A
Fin gers of Fate, or the
Aslrologer's Daughter.
A Tale OF l117O, 20 cts, %
The Dwarf OF The Channel,
or The Cummodore's
Daughter 20 25
Corilla,or The Indian En-
chahtreN.
| The Boston Conspiracy, or
Tue Royal Police. A
Tale Of l7773-5 90 25
The Ch,ld Of he Sea, or the
Smnggier Of Colonial
Times, and the Love
Test, 20 25
The Belle Of Boston or tho
Rival Students Of Cams
bridge. 10 12a
Izora, or the Lost One
found. lO l2a
The Mexican Rauchero,r
Tue Maid Of the Chaps
psia. ~ 70
The Naval Oaicer:by Lieus
teuant Murray. 20 25
Fanny Campbell. the Fe-
male Ptra'e Captain. 20 25
Rlnggsld CIR fit, or the
kau.nen oi the Suseue-
hannah 20 25
The Cnrsa,r King 20 rs
Theresa, or The Chief 1y.
data's Fall ID 12A
Heary Longford, or the
Nbrged WA 10 l2A
These Serpent, or the
Queen Of tie Coral Cave 20 25
The Suicide restored, or
Mystery nnraveiled 10 12l
Anne. the Orph II Girl Of
81 Mary 90 25
Frank Marsion. or The
Queen Of May 10 l2A
Tie Niriuous Wife, or the
IiberIine detected 10 121
Eliza Leslie;or Separation
aud Re 6oion 10 12a
The Prince and the Queen
A Romance Of the Cuur. .
Of ST James 20 25 ,
rhe Spanish Muske,eer.
A $40 prize Tale. 20 25 I
fbs Mser's Daughter, or
The Coined Heart 10 l2i ,
francisco; or tbe'Pirate Of
the Pacific 10 12a
'uzhenry; or Marriage $
IN High Life 20 25 e
he Nun of ST. Ursula; or
the burning OF the Con.
vent 10 ia
he Witch Of the Wsve,or
the Corsair's Captive, y
500 prize tale. 20 % !
Istory Of Mexico, by O
Gregory Zu 20 10
he King Of the Sea; ro
Tale vf the Fearless end III
Free. A SloU prize tale. 90 % of
The above books are offered at the re- ru
cod price for The purpose of making im- InI
,diats sales. They can all be seal b, tic
ii nj from two and a half to four and iw
II cents postage per No. All orders
\ meet with prompt affection.
JOSIAH SMITH. II
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List of Books for sale
ATIHE
Post Office az

UPPER SAND UskY, OHIO.
Cheaper than ihe .MtW York PricesH
n. Y. prices.
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BACON

Two thousand weight OF good smoked
bacon, which will be sold resons BILE.
A. SAME Co.,
Dec Is, le4G-1e-if.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-05-25

Free. A SloU piize tale. 90 q
The above books are offered at the re-
dueed price for The purpose of making im-
mediate sales. They can all be seal b,
mail at from two and half to four and q
halt cents postage per No. All orders
w III meet with prompt stteotion.
JOSIAH SMITH.
Upper Sspdsshy, Ohio, Mar 2, leA&
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March 23d, le49.--4-2m. 5000.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-19
TO STEAMBOAT COMPANIES.

As5sI1 The subscriber Is now fully prepared to fur.
la6laaIgk nsh Steamboat Companies with all sizes OF
RI lmlels Patent Centrifugal Blowers suitable for the
smallest river boats the largest class steamers
This blower constructed upon sound philosophical pr
cjpes combining great strength and durability occupying
very small space and giving greater force 10 the air with
much less power than any other Fan or Blower now IN
use without making the least unpleasant noise while in
motion The superiority OF this blower at once manifest
to any persons disposed examine its merits and is well
worthy the special attention Of all requiring the use OF
blowers as ii s becoming rapidly IN general use
in preference 10 all others
Difference is made TO the following steamers, which have
them in ,.
Steamer Bay State, New York
Atlantic steamer, Washington, New York
Atlantic steamer, Northerner, do
steamer Robert Morris, Philadelphia.
no IRON FOUNDRIES ROLLING MILLS, &r, &c. :.
The subscriber also and keeps hand full
assortment, from No TO No TO- and upward Of the above
Blowers celebrated suitable for all kinds OF iron
works, viz rupolas pudding and heating furnaces Tor
rolling mills, iorgrs, smiths fires, &r.
JOSIAH KlSrERBOCK,
Manufacturer and General Agent for the United States and
the Gana,ias 4G1 Market ST. Philad.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-19
sIIAKsPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER OF DUANE AND WILLIAM STREETS, NEW YORK,
THE SUBSCRIBERS, under the firm Of BERGEN a
i GAI.ABRUN, having reftted and repenshed this spa
cios establishment, prepared TO receive company
There hundred and npe apartments in this house.
consisting of dining saloons sitting rooms, parlors, lodging
rooms, &c, The large hall may be used for balls public
meetings The cooking department has been expressly ar
ranged furnish, at moments notice refreshments
any number of persons, from 10 three hundred to
be accommodated at the same time There rooms where
private parties may be furnished with dinners sup
pers and the tables will be furnished with the best the mar
ket affords Liquors aud wines from the best establish
mens in the city Pastry and Confectionery furnished at
The shortest notice There will be lunch at II O'Clock
every day and attention will be spared to give sasiac
ton Men Of business and those visiting the city Will find
themselves centrally and comfortably located, and the
prices will he found to be moderate. The French and
Spanish languages are spoken IN this hotel
JAMES BERGEN,
~. LOUIS GALABRUN.