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From the Lousvils Colnsr.

FEASKFoRF, " einssL AiJ-aNE
Ma. HALDEMAS-DI.ins tha Two days ne a.
EeaiiOn has been in session Eo,kias ass -ssn O.
eomplishet or attempted farther than az o-sla--
ton. Ga Monday Plesitsn. aud Ss--e, .-' bee
ehosea, after only one baI.olias % each. t.,t.
was elected, a. yoa have perceived, BY pa
r0fe-the Democrats supporting hin e. mass
with the exception o. Judge Jimes. sn1 eve
Wais, except Squire Turner, votius 80 ns'1--
Both pssiies were TalheI taken aoack BY isis y
suit, as such an easy race was not col-em2.a.'..
OF set down in the bills. The DsHnoera.s "a g.
teImined rot 70 60 into al election 's.'-r L"a
DAY, bat 10 play of on one % lwO 0, .ds.- ai1-s
for awhile, then al oE.a, aad hK tie na'.el Cd
caucus GIJhrie having given clt lhal he 80 O..
desi,e ,Lr Presidency, David Ns-li's-i-lef, Nj.
Gather, -aa-Jadgs Jssls<, wsIs colsl-e-s- .l-
prominent asplraats, and one Of then Would c..
tainly have been the President had he '.'ci.-.
been postponed one day. But a.;s' TIE Ii.'.'
ton assembled, some Of the ''unieTrlr -
thought themselves OF the fact that 90 o. VS.
force in that body requiring majority o.
vote to elect, and they feared 4: insY mnlN2'
nominations The whigs would unite On D'S'n -
claim his election by plurality vote y =
quickly concluded TO ''sO IL On ,heir hfs. el'-
and choke of whissery aspirations a. ,'e SAL
Yesterday TIE loilOwirg sdd'ional VI,eis "'-i
elected: Tn0s D. Tiiiorl, Of Ftank.Oi @ asa's-
CLERK, over ~. > Knott, '. M1nIoe, Il. l. Az.
I. H. Slsughter, md otheIs-J. N. Helms, OF o.
YeOman office, Frankfort, do0g-kee2s1' {"
Brown, W. T. Campbell (Ehose fltle eouii-
save hip) and others-and Mr.. saunders. Of
by, sergsantst-arms, over Booker, Net,
Humphreys and Grey. This last election 81
the community here with surprise, a. Il 3
first instance IN the memory OF the oldest inh'-
ant wherein citizen OF Frankfort has been
en- here by a person from regions SsySna
shadow CT the State House. -
understand that Mr.. Hafdil intsu1S ol''
resolution to-day or tO-ulouOw that me Io-
ton dispense with the services Of the veI!
cient reporters engaged to report the deoa'e' 80
proceedings.
Frankfort is full OF visitors-Polilieians' Co.
hunters, fOttane-hunters, &C., and NE note
boarding house keepers are the hlP2'esi 10.
men you ever saw.
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IN Gazas

Ns-A remarkable Circumstance ia Jo-l-c.i,.
with the cholera N kIroPe, is-tsa, 3.-il'..z-.-
IN EDgiand, Berlin Ia Prussia. ald hons
france, have sll esurely escs7tC q, sissog.l
nsishbOring districts have suffered severely. Tie
three are manufacturing places, ard IS the su-g
ton has been mOoted that the sosvace Of 10
in the atmosphere is the cause Of Tie -sel.-.
and ozone is produced By eOmJ.s,ioE, j. Is ssk
Gun the immunity be owing ~ he coasisn- &C. rE
OF the lighted fIrnacesi
IL Is also mentioned inst al village u Prs. q.
The cholera was rsging very severely. vkel "a
extensive FIRE broke ont, which destroyed q
portion OF the viilsgs. in the MIDST O.; e.
IRE three patients were obliged 20 BE- osriet o..
from their beds in,O The ssTssf. asst ,lglrsc-
cred and not sisgie case 0ceuue1 Subsequent
Al the same time il rnay be rens-z &C.. --8. .a :
insiinee the Cessation o. The disease .mT pro
biy be attributed 10 the sudden Impulse sys1
The mental energies.
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slavery Full Grown.

What use Is there In our writing articles 10
prove the terrible evils which flow from slave
ny when such arguments agains; the peculiar
institution" as are found in the following COM
munication can be cut any day from papers
published at the South, and in places where the
unnatural system prevails in its most flourish
ing eondItion2
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the hope, that By Perusal Of Il, they may be in
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BosTox BASks.-TxenIy-seyen banks . -
ton, having an aggregate capital Of sl9,Is,yf
have declared semi-annusl dividends, the ~,
gate amount of which is s740. $50. Inc siHls
range from i've to three per eenI iv'
banks declared FIVE per cent; one teesAlr =,
and half per cent; thirteen declared
cent; nine declared three and 8 hall PEI -
and two declared three per cent.
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PROSPECTUS
FOR 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,
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 of Wyandot, which, but few
wears 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 Its
fertile soil to yield full recompense to the
labers of the husbannan. If the tide OF en-
igration 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 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, 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 blingsgate
which is too frequently indulged in by con
ductors of public jurnals
Belleveihg that the doctrines of the whig
party if carried into effect would prove detri
mental to our progressing and free institu-
tions, 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 "fung our banner to the breeze"
and it now remains with the people of Wy
andot County to say whether it shall float
triumphanty, or whether it must drop and fall
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Road Notice..

rNHERE will be a petition presented TO
Il tie commissioners Of Wyandet county
Ohio, at their next June session, lS49,
for review and alieranon IN the countS
road leading fron Cary TO Fipdiay. said
alteration to commence al the esst end
Of Frisby Nyes lane on said road; thence
running south 10 intersect the road lead
ing from Cary 20 M. blanchard. in Sec
tioo twelve township one south; range
twelve east, and there tefmioste.
d, April 17th, f849.-4t-*
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Notice of Petition.

Notice 10 hereby given, that there will
be a petition presented 10 the Commis
sioners of Wysndot county, at their next
June session, A. ID. 1s49, praying for the
locat ion and establishment Of county
road: commencing at road leading from
the Baughman's settlement to Upper San
dnsky ioscommence at George Mikes
east line in salem township. running due
north on a line between James Heading
ton and Youmberd and Aug, go as TO IN
tersect the Blanchard road leading from
Mt. Blanchard to CrawfofdYille, in CraN
ford tow hship.
April Bib, 1649-7-4w.
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cheap and valuable remedy of the day, and
feel it our duty 10 advise our friends TO make
trial of them which sick.
See Dr. Bragg's advertisement in another
column.
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Road Notice.

rEvHERE will be petition presented 10
IL The next June session Of the Commis:
sioners Of this eouaty for. the establish
ment Of county road, commencing at
The .Indian Mill' so called. on the Sandns.
ky river aud running on or near the pres
eot travelled road 10 intersect the road
leading from Upper Sandnsky TO Tymoch.
Zee near the residence Of George I. Frees
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Lumber, Lumber!

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ones. Any perrUhs wishing 10 pay e tbs
y ay can do 50 by sending 10 their lumber
as sson as conveDieni.
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NOTICE.

AT my instance writ of att iachmen'
N was this day issued by Abraham My
ers, Justice Of the Peace Of Crawford
Tow nship, in Wyandot Comfy, sgai.st
The property and effects Of Samuel kosht
non resident of this county
JOHN FOSTER.
Da, ed this e2nd day OF March A, D. Is4
--5-6t.
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rise out Of the notches on the tops OF the
posts, and the entire Pannetl fall fiat up
on the ground secured aud resting on
the gudgeons OF the lower rail, until the
swollen stream has spent its force and
flowed over it. When the swell Of water
has subs,ded, all that is to be done TO res
store the enclosure, is to lift up the falls
en- pannels, which will easily turn on the
gudgeons as an axle, and the fence will
be again as perfect and irm as when first
erected.
The cut at the side is in'ented to re-.
present the posts with the mortise and
notch as above described.
Rights for townships or counties may
be had by applying to the subscriber,
living at the Indian Mill near Upper Sans
dusky Wyandot 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 10 proportion TO the
benefits secured when the purchase ia not
for the entire ground exposed.
All orders addressed to us, post paid
will receive prompt attention.
MYERS 81 HEFFLEBOWER.
Upper Sandusky, Wyandot Co. U.
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CERTIFICATE.

The undersigned, citizens Of Orrstown
and vicinity do certify that VIM. Miller
the patentee of the Flood Fence has more
than 40 pannels of the fence on his farm
in situation much exposed TO be swept
by foods, 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 a violent Flood thatswe ept
away much fencing on the course of the
stream, and that it has wiihstood the flow
of water without any preceptible Injury.
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Notice of Petition.

NOTICE is hereby given, that there
~ will be a pst,tion presented to the
commissioners Of W. ysndot couoty at their
next Jane session. A d. ls49, praying
for Tue location of county road, com
mencing at county road leading from the
Craw 10 rdsville road 10 the Indian Miiii
being eighty rods west of the south east
co ruer OF section seven on said Crawfords
Vile road thence north until II intersec's
tie towpship line betweeu Crane and l'y
mochiee townships thence East along the
township line n"Hl AZ istersecis the state
road ie.diug iro.a Upper sanausk, 10 Ty-
moehtee. -9-4t-+
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Readers. we do not wish to lnflict upon
you too constant notices of what is to be
found in our advertising columns, worthy Of
your attention,--nor do we wish you to be-
lieve we are always paid for putting an arti
Gle into notice. We are not now putting
sVrughn's Lithontriptic' for in justice to the
medicine we must say it stands so high that
our puff would never give it a greater altitude
If it rises any higher 1t must be its own
intrinsic merit, it is already far above any
other Penecea of the age. While upon the
subject we will give an extract from letter
dated
New London, Conn, Sept. II, 1876.
Mr.. G. C. Vaughn.-I have the pleasure to
write for more Lthontriptic, and will inform
you that / have made it my purpose to learn
the result of the trial of every bottle sold.-
1t was far exceeded my most sanguine ex-
pectations. Il is great article. A man of
my acquaintance has been under medical care
for long time, confined to his bed with grav
el-he is nosD able to attend 10 his business;
Such has been its effect in all kinds Of com
plaints-it will have great sale &C., &c:
Yours,
F. L. ALLEN.
Reader! get pamphlet and read about it
the Agent has them to give away. Look in
our columns far vaughn's Lthontriptis the
Great American Remedy.
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BACON.

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bacon, which will be sold resonabie.
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Notice

vs. hereby given, that there will be a Pc
ntion presented to the commissioners
Of Wyandol Co., Ohio, al the June ses
sion, lS43, praying for the location of a
county road commencing al point
where county road terminates on the
east bank of Tymochtee creek and on the
south line of sec tion ten, T. three S X.
thirteen E., thence running west on the
section line between sections Eine and
sixteen, eight aud seventeen, seven aad
eighteen, twelve aud thirteen, % j. 8,
R.tHelve L eleven and fourteen, ten
aud ffleen, and SO far between sections
nine aud sixteen as the north quarter post
of section sixteen, thence sonth natil /,
intersecls the road leading to Patterson,
The above road TO be on or as near the
section liues as practicable in its West
erly course
April 24,b, ls49. 9.-9-4i-*
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California and oregon.

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ifornia, forming $50 pages. From the
known popularity OF the author, who is
now on an exploring tour, and the great
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Take two posts, 7 inches
square and 50 feet in length
sink them 3 feet in the ground
(leaving "a feet above groundl J
wedge them firmly in wi b
stones alone. ln the side Of
eacbpost, and 3 inches from
the ground, triangular NOR
ise must be sunk, 2 inches
in 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 the tops
ofthe posts. The lower rail
is then to be fitted in the tri-
angular mortise cut in the
side of the posts. This is to
be done by making the ends
Of that rail round, like 10
gudgeons, which are to be in
serted into the mortlse, eact
gudgeon about "a inches in
diameter, and of any length
that may please. This done
the frame Of the fence is COM
plete and ready for the boards
to be nailed up and down OIL
the two rails.-I'he boardi
should be about A feet lone
and nailed on that side Of Tho
rails against which the wateI
is likely TO flow. The board
are to be put on like pailiugs
This beilg finished, thu
fence is also finished, and til,
benefit Of il is this: Whei
the flood strikes against it
even al a moderate height
the round gudgeons Of th,
lower rail will Glide zip th,
sloping sides uf The mprtis,
In which they lie, and The mp
per rail viii, in like manner
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Reuben Waidler, Michael X. Wenger
John Orr, Esq, DR.. X. 9. Hays,
Jacob Powders, David Spencer, Esq
John Foust, Simon Diehl,
John Thompson, Jacob kendlg,
Samuel Ritchie, Col James u. Orr,
Samuel Kbisely, Hugh Smith,
John Mellinger, William Orr.
J. Straw bridge, ST., Joseph Hester,
Henry e. Hollar, J. X. Dewait,
Peter Stump, John Lee,
Peer Hollar, ar, p. G. Hollar,
Henry Mish, WIN. Helker,
Il. w, Hollar, Peter Hollar,
John Powders, Levi Kendig,
Enoch Lewis, H E. Cramer.
T. Keudig, ]. e. Waidler,
Samuel Hester.
GEORGE MYERS.
March 23d, 1949.--4-2m. So ,0u.
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In these days Of Excitement the public
credulity is taxed to an enormous extent,
Excitement peryades every new acquisition
in science, literature, or art, Yet, notwith
standing the unprecedent enthusiasm with
which it has been received, there is one re-
cent attainment in medical science, which,
we think, rickly merits all that has been said
in its tavor.sWe allude to DR.. Guysott's Vel
low Dock and Sarsaparla Ex,ract,-the un-
rvalled and rapidly increasing popularity of
which over all similar and counterfeit prepar
atoms, and the entire faith in its virtues pro
fessed by those who have used it, seem to us
pretty strong recommendations.
We are sufficiently convinced of its ln;rin'
sic virtues, and uhhesitatingly advise the sick
to test its curative powers.
The agent for our place is w. Kskaden. 3