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NEW LAW BOOKS.-A selection OF Lead
~ ing Cases in Equity with notes. by f. Thomas
White and o. Dale 1reder of the Middle Temple
with additional annoations containing References to
American Cases, by Hare & Wallace
A Treatise on the Criminal Law of the United States
comprising Digest OF the Penal Statutes ofthe Cen
eral Government and of Massachusetts, New ork
Pennsylvania, and Virginia with the Decisions Of Cases
arising upon these Statutes, by Francis Wharton.
State Trials Of the United States during the Admins
tration of Washington and Adams, with References,
historical and professional and Preliminary Notes on the
Politics of the Times by Francis Wharton.
For sale by MORRIS q BROTHER
oc27 No, 81 Main street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-24

Ee USHTON, CLARK Il CO.'S CELE-
Ia DRAFTED GENUINE MEDICINAL COD
be the best yet offered to the public, prepared from
fresh ivers, and is warranted pure and reliable.
Owing to adulteratons and the bottles with
their signed label having in some been reflled
the Oil OF their manufacture in square bottles with
their name blown in them, and their written signature
will be pasted over the cork of the bottle that
be drawn without destroying the signature.
further supply, tresh put up in the new style, just
received per express, for sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-24

O. FOR RENT, the dwelling over Mr. HUGH
El Reghsdry goods store, on south side Main street
NO "a, containing seven large rooms, kitchen. water
and oher convenences in the yard suitable for genee
family Rent $3.50 per annum Apply to $50
T0LER q COOK
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-24

DEF MARROW.--A supply Of fresh Bee
- Marrow highly pertumed, and put upin China lars.
For sale by
no - F. I PTCOT
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| PULMONARY BALSAM, sure and sneedv
remedy for the cure ofcoughs colds, asthma croup
mnoopins Cough olhcuIty OF breathing, &c For sale
by A. BODEKER
NO ~ No. II Main street
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-24

NA HOUSES To KENT, anA p0SSeSS10n 9aben
B:i at once The tenement on Church Hill, the
Church, recently occupied by Mr. fIargrove. has been
put in good order.
The upper part OF the tenement occupied by Mr.. J. K
Parker, few doors below the City Hotel, Main street
Three stores, and dwellings above them, on Broad
street, Shockoe Hill, Grubbs e. Appersons Apply
to
oc 30 RICHD. HILL, Jr.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-24

EM and hosehdaIe Lime and Cement Company, con-
stantly tor sale by us, the agents of said Company
DAVENPORT. ALLEN & CO.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-24
HpLAKE's FIRE AND wATER-PRoOF

HIN K F7S FIRE AND W ATER-PRUOF'
Hb PAlNT.-A further supply OF this valuable arti-
Gle for recovering roofs OF houses, tops of railroad cars
bridges, &c. &c, and rendering them fire qnd ,oaer
preot. Specimens may be seen at our store.
PURCELL, LAID d CO., Druggists,
% Main street, corner 18th,
oc IL Sole agents for VIM Blake, the Patentee.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-24

&ULTANA SATINs, beautiful article for la
- dies dresses; French and English Mernoes; Alpa-
ca, black and cooured; Mouslins; Grape Shaws wool
sizes; silk and cotton Cloves cotton and wool Hosiery
all qualities; chdrens Hosiery, first rate assortment
cotton and wool. All Of the above named goods have
been received within few days, and will sell them
cheap.
no c. HARTWELI & Co
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-24

FENO CATHOLICS.-J W RANDOLPH has
Right Rev. John England first Bishop of Charleston
collected and arranged by Bishop Reynolds in five
Gahosome ovo volumes, with portrait-prce SO 90
Subscriptions received at l2l Main street NO %
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-24

I'D RILLIANT LIGH T-CAMPHINE
- LAMPS.-We have another supply Of the Cam
phne Lamps which have given such general satisfac-
ton
With these Lamps and good Camphine, a more bril-
liant light be had than with any other oil or burn
ing fluid whatever, and at less cost.
N. B. We are prepared to furnish Fresh Camphine
in any quantity, distilled twice week
Also, for sale, Burning Fluid and assortment
OF Fluid Lamps.
Chas. Starr, Jr A. Co.'s Phosgene Gas is only to be
had of us, being sole agents.
PURCELL, LADD & CO, Druggists.
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a. FOR RENT.-The very commodious dwell
N ling on Leigh Street. between 9Th and 9th, Mt pre-
sent occupied by Mrs Page belonging to the estate Of
Herbert A. Claiborne, decd.
1t has lately undergone thorough repair, and has com
Portable out houses, stable and good well Of water with
ydrant. For terms, applyto
oc IS WILLIAMS, CLAIBORNE & Co
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A. Foe RENT, the dwelling part of the tene
ka ment on Main street, between 9th and 10th streets
over the store OF Mr.. Charles Nordmeyer Apply to
no II JAMES NJ TAYLOR
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HSRENCH CHINA.-Rch decorated Tea Sets
III Vases, Toilet Bottles, Card Receivers, Inkstands,
Candlestcks and variety of Fancy Articles, Just
opened and for sale low, by
STEBBINS, DARRACOTT & Co,
sell l0l Broad street
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oR MAkiNG JELLIES.--Peter Coopers
Il refined Sheet and Shred lsinglass, Cox's patent
eaune, Russia sheet and shred Isingass Fresh Vanilla
Bean and Extrac; received and for sale by
K. r. DUVAL, Druggist
no Il Under American Hotel
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Yourg and o,d--Ma,e or a,e,

May at all times and under all circnnstan.
ces, and with perfect safety, take DIR, Bragg +
indian Qneen Vegetable Sngar Coated An
Ii, Bilious Pills without change of living, re-
straint from occupation, or fear from exposure
TO all kinds of weather, for they contain no
mercury or minerals which are contained in
other pills, and which make others so unsafe
or dangerous to take, and are SO uncertain in
their effects. Not less than twenty case
came to our knowledge last week, some Of
which were of the most extraordinary char
acter, wherein this medicine was eflicacious
in removing coughs, colds, sore throat, and
verious other diseases OF a sim lar character,
Tuscaloosa Observer, Sept. 9TH.
See DR.. Bragg's Advertisement in ano her
column.
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PROSPECTUS
FOR THE
Democratic Pioneer.

We are deslrons of extending the circula-
lion OF our paper and in order TO do 80, We
call upon all our friends for their assistance
The county of Wyandot is yet new and but
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war and political.
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set of men other than the editor, fearing no
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sons Of Temperance Meeting.

There will be addresses delivered he
fore the Order { tie Sons OF Temperance,
by tie Rev. Messrs IliLb aud FRErsE. az
the Methodist Church, on Thursday, the
,wen'y.second day Of February inst, al
io'clock, P. NJ.
The cil'zpns Of Upper Saudusky and vi.
ciniiy are respectfully invited to attend
b order OF the Divlsior;-
WM. BEAlS, W. p.
j.. ; ForKE r. $.
january, 10, l849.
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A Semitic Medicine.

CIR n experience aud judgement are re-
qnired To make valuable, and at the
same time, innocent purgative. This
is possessed only by few.
Tie grea. majorit, Of tie remedies ad
,ertsed Of thls class are Manufactured bv
persons who have no idea Of the relative
or ihd disidhal powers Of the drugs they
use " is this cause, more than any uth,
.r. which occasions the inertness and
often injurious effects; produced BY adj.
vertistd remedies. And hence the rene,
raj prejudice which prevails agains, them
Now there is { great dlh"rence in this
especi with regard TO the Pills made b,
DR. Is. Brandreth. aud consc cqnently their
superior claims upon the pubnc EACH Of
NE artlcles comp sing the Brandreth
Pllis are prepared IN tha' way which will
secure ttelr beneficial efecps to tie s,s-
ten IN the safest and easiest manner. For
Instance, some Ingredient, bave TO be
| prepared IN the vaCuu; that is, the air is
exhausted IN the uensil, and remains SO
unul a combination i, etf'e euted with other
lngt edien,s, which afterwards prevents
| The air from ac,iGg ,ujurlously upon the
med cIne. Again The proportion fnr encl
ingredient depends upon its muitipl ing
| power upon os.er ngredienls-For the
power OF dltferenl vegetable pntgatives
npbu each rtlisr, is governed b, similar
laws thai govern ihr power Of figures hl
mul ipilcation. Nine added to nlue max {
elghleen: but nine time nine are eighty
onr. So il is witb some vegetable purpa.
ut,s iiy adding nine parts of one IA
gredient, and nlne parts OF another lngte
d'ehi t"gether, tha power IS increased
/ no, 10 eighteen, bh 10 eighty one. Fol
4 example, either Of tie articles tu produce
any pnyga'iee effect, would have TO bt
BY combining them, onl, eighteen grain,
have to be used. Again, another ngre
dlent is found TO multiply this power
gam which 10 a proportion Of Two grain,
would have no effect upon the ahina
economy, tut which, added to elghteet
eralns OF compound Of two parts oi nine
grams, each cf two ingredients, will agaii
multiply the power which they hav.
gained Of e'ghty one, TO enc hundred an,
stXty-iwo. SO again, the mixture o
twenty grains can be sgains multiplied by
an all itlon Of two grains, 10 Me pnwe,
OF three hhnurcd aud twenty four grains
Of Tie original power Of tie two first IT,,
gred'ents. Here we have twenty tive
grams, " hch as purgaiive, contain the
power tqaul 10 lhree hundred and TWEEN,
| tour grains Of either Of tie articles alone
ne,erheess, also so powerful aher being
thus comhl ed, are safe in any quantit,
always having a beneficial effect, aut
10 i" case capable Of doing injury, 0
which IT,, usauds bear ample witness.
Lei those Ia any ,cay oW Of AeiHh use these
PiAs. 1aey pW GDdH mach to their
aduGhtuSe
The Pills are sold at o. cents per box
at No. "A Broadway, pa Bowtry, ant
2ll lIudsen street, New York. Mrs
Booth. 3 Market street Hrookhn and b,
90, ,tA 0 agents Of the United States snt
Canada whose certificates aud pills shcul,
he caretulh examined before plelase i
made.
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BY DIR. "A. III .H4URI( EAU


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j is intended especially for the mar
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as il dscloses important secrets which
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Truly, Knowledge is power. II is
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Tie teyeiaflons contained in is page,
lave proved blessing to thousands, as
tie nnunerahle letters received by tic
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Here, sIso, every female--the wife, tho
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To throw off disease requires a simultane-
Gus effort of every part Of the human system.
II is perfectly useless to stimulate an organ
TO throw off its obstruc,ions, unless all the
other organs are stimulated TO a corresponding
activity. In order to carry along, and com
pleteIy remove these impurities, the heart.
lungs, liver, kidneys, stomach, skin, &c, must
ell act in unison and harmony. 1t follows
that this state of the organs cannot be pro
duced by any simple Syrup, or Extract, and
that compound is needed, formed of the
various vegetable. substances which operate
upon these several organs-and not only that
it be a compound of such substances, but
that the substances be compounded ih sacii
proportions as will produce harmonious
action. Such compound is DR.. GuysoIt'ss
celebrated Extract of Yellow Dock and Sar'
saparlla-s -scientfical compounded, and tested
by the happy experience of thousands. See
advertisement in anuiber column.
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- T'"T''
CHARLES ". HOLDEN,

100 N-ssau street. New York
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"a splendid full length engraving. of iior.
see Greeiy, Editor Of the New York rr!
h,ne, drawn tlom life BY DARLEY aad en-
graved by RiCuARDsoS. The book will
he mailed TO snch papers about The i1ih of
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reception Of a paper containing the ad-
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The coHiii year.
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Notice.

FINlERE will he petition presented tt
the Commissioners of wv yandut cnun-
ty, Ohio, al thel, March term, praying (n,
Tie survey aud location Of a county road
{, mmencirg AZ the County line Of Msrlut
and Nyandot tountes, al tie corner a
sectiots s, and 8, IN Township A. Rargt
IS; ence no:th one mile 10 graveta ra.
iheuce to vary 10 the west, IN otder "a
pass The same. aud again strike the sec
uph line, aud continue north tlli II inter
secls lie State road passing through Lii,
tie Sa. udnskv and WNandut.
Jan 29th Is lG-5O c y.
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Masters Sale.

nY virtue Of a Decre,al Order issued
az from the Court Of Common Peas OF
Wyandci county, Ohio, and TO me dirrc.
ted, | shall utIer for sale al public ven
due al the door Of the Court House ia he
Town of Upper Sandnsky, in said county
on Monday the l2th day OF March next,
between the houts OF luo'clock A. nj and
o'cltc OK p. NJ. Of suid day the foHow ing
described property to wit: IN bot numher
seventy SIX [76] in Merrlmans section
addition to the town Of Nsersall!es in The
County W,audot in the State Of Ohio,
to be sold as the property of John Aneh-
lnhangh, TO salist. said order in favor o.
Martin Dicklns-APpra,sat at $40
I. BAIRD
She, in and Special Master COMMISSIONER.
Febuary, On i549.-17-Iw. S So
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ffTrnCe nErti
!JG3 toGs To tie lite ,f she Sid dower es
ra5e. theuce wesf l6d rods. thence south
.Gt rid>, tEtuc east iG0 rods o he place
"t hegirnipg. Also :84 acres # the
south end OF the west half al the south
west qnarier ut sPctlnn No 10, in the
township aud range aiorsatd. Ash 20
acres q tie south end OF lie west bali OF.
hs Lutth ives qlarter of secii Il No il
ia Tie Tuw nshlF aud Rage afptespid.
coHtsIpIrg Ia he whole .i0 acres un,e
rr les. teug the same fsrm on whicl
\ acoh iior. nov deceased. lllel, resi- ded.
.nd thai p the ntxi Term OF said Court
Fpilest'un wlii oe msde, b, tie SAID Cai-
I IN a. Hur, ior an order that pariitiot |
liiat he naj he made OF the said prem
e., aud hat lie driver OF tie SAID Ruth |
iCr may he therein sss'gred.
CALVIN A. HOR.
u, CH,sTEa u. MoTT. his ati',.
Dated Februai, 5,h, 1919 III.
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Markets.
From the Ohio Statesman.

From the Ohio Statesman.
Chcinnati Jan 90
FlouR-No change from last quotations.
1iocs-1here is more doing to day, and
ana prices are better.
PokK-Mess $3
WnisLEy- Prices have declined; price l6c
per gallon.
.Nfw York, Jan. 20.
FLouR-There is disposition on the part
of the holders to sell, but there are few buy
ers at present rates, except for supplying I'M
mediate demand. Prices for fair brands SIS,
Il /; good, IS 37A pure, IS 20
WbEAT.- Prime White, 81 27.
PoRK.--M Market without change.
WnIsIEy--25c per gallon market mac,
tive.
Ohio Sevens, ]0l
PMsJure Jan. 30.
Depth Of water in the channel 6d feet and
alng.
Baltimore, January %
BsrE CATTLE Sales of 1868 head at $4
50a675.
Hoes on foot, $5 l2&a5 so -
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Notice

rs hereby given, that on the first Mon
OF March Etxt. peu'ion w,Il be PIE
sented 10 NE Trustees Of Vi III II tow ust.ip
Nyandot ctunir, pray ying Tor the iucatiau
nf aud cst a.hsimeni % Township road
irhm ar near the House oi Hiram Barber
um the fiudlal u BnwSheIvile road, & 90
run fTom thence north ia tie soUii, east
Township M. south. 10 Range NJ. l3
east. containing 20 6ieen hnn nd'e6ths
acres, taeuce north to the sonil east cor
ner uf The es halt at the spush " est quar-
ter Of section No %, IN ss'J tuwusi.r r;
thence west ~ the UtbaRa Road.
HIRAM BARBER,
ABEi. RENlCk
4-- aud others
Dated Jan. lib, IS46.
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o Y S z II e s

To order. and cf hes, quality. and SO large
that il takes two men to sw allow one.
Sole Ieathat, ST. EIDE Iron, aud ten
h usaud other ailiclrs not mentioned
tor all Of which, nn'iy produce. fnis and
MONEY vii be taken iu eXchinge
WANTED, 10000 COON, 1000 MINK
AND 1000 OPOSS Nj SKINS; For uhlch
'he nghes pr,ces Will be paid IL GROCE
RIES oi MONEY.
A. SAME g. Co,
Dec Ia. IS49-Ie-tf
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OYSTERS KICKING!
New Grocery in TOWN.!

4 HE Subscribers feel confident that
they can sell lower than any other es,ab-
l'shment in this or any other town in
Northern Ohio. in consequence of tuy ing
at SO low and reduced prices. The Gro
cery is on tie SanduskS Avenue. Just a
lew doprs south OF the Upper Sandusky
lICtel.
Bring in your Produce or Money.
Here is the place 10 max e your penEi G 8
crunt and get value therefore.
Their groceries cun INSIST Of Iio follow in j
and many Other artiC!es
LQunrs lnleiior to none, and Of any
quantity.
Nuts, Coffee, Powder, FISH,
Candies, Tea, Shot, Herring,
Cinnamon. Sugar, Lead, Crakers
Pepper Mulasses, Alum, Cakes,
spice, Tobacco. Rosln, Cheese,
Gloves, Cigars, Tar. Na,sins,
Pipes, Snuff, Indigo, Fix,ns,
FLCUR by the barrel, bag or pound
Just to suit purchasers.
Pressed aud mould Candle at a reduced
price, and warranted to burn without
suuifipr,
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Richard S,ulll.aland', Estate.

EiChatG 2:BilLaland'> Estate.
FbsliE undersigned have been appointed
and qualified to administer upon tht
es'a e Of Richard NulIbaland deceased
late of NyandUt county; tneref,re, a.,
persons having CLAIMS against said estate
VIII produce them properly authenticate
and those knowing themselves Indebted
~ said eslale viii Cumo aud settle tie
sAme.
JACOB JOHNSON, )Atm
NARG AREF MtlLLHALAND Ad'.rx
Febr"at! 3th, iG49. Ii 3s.
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u w t" avoid ihem:- Each Agent WHO
sells tie genuine Hrandrtth ftIs, las a
CerihCa'e e of Agency, which has heeu
engraved al vast expense. II represents
'he manniacicry at Sing Sing,pn the banks
Of he HUDSON River, and is s,gucd b, DR.
Hrahdre'h, and his seal stamped upon the
pa per, also fac simile # tie labels upon
the boxes. Com, are them.
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CONE all YOU TH3T LlTE
GOOD apples.

The season having arrived for trans
planting frnit trees, the subscriber livIrg
for sale $50 difierenl varieties 1fcLuice
grated apple trees. Also wanted. three
trees. ALPiIEUS Russell.
cCutcherville. Get. Il, 1S4e--4--tf
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LAND FOR SALE!

FlFilE ftllowirg described so acres. Of
land ll ing near the steam saw mill
will he said cheap. Now is the tine q.
gel a COED tareain. t' ,siLa- ~.~' 1T -.
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Lambert Lambert!

Aim4s, all kinds of eood humber, Eaor
leg boards. &c., will he taken at tins o.
nee on old subscriptions, a. well as new
''nes. Any pets0us isAing 10 pay is Ihis
way can do 40 by send,ug IN their iul,hsi
as snsu as c'4hscnIeui.
" 7 GiTES
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A G E n t s..

d. & w. A,res, Upper Sandusky, Jos
seph Shorb, Iiiile Sandusky: w. II ones
q Go. Carey town; II. Erect, McCntcl en-
VILE; f. Bloom. Mexico; Henry Shooman.
Gras ford rp.; Joseph Shilling, Burlng,
ton.
trper Sandusky, Nov. 3, lS48-4.
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