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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-03

EoR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA RIO JANEIkO AND
IT Vairarsfe.-rhe favorits ftramshir BAKA0 SANDS,
Loo tors turthep, W Thompson. Commander. will leave
flr San RIO yrnero and Falp h0n
day, Dee TO- from Pier a. n H. This spsseic ship
raasd M her cabin Tor cnnvensnee and cor and
arrangement has been made the liberal scale. The
has been ed wish great regard ooort Of
berth being provided n
table Will alec be srrcad for them " plain santal food
fniiee DESTROYS o. procsedng 70 California viii hao this
opportunity Isriy application u necessary
Food bertbs only Hesss number viii be tsken. Arpy
~ ,. HOWARD SON, - Broadway.
L,oR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFoRNIA.-TUE FIRST
II class New lOrk built ship RUS3LIB GJON AZ So IONS
rcgstr having most Of her cngugec will have
date despatch the abcve For Freight
rly on board At Pier No 81 Norm River, OF ~
N. BOLDREgE. Ir, 90 wall street
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MISC wLiASEous.

.a.a -.
II lEoyAL--RlcuARs BALI wr. Msi.AcHLAN, II.
all street, where thy oftr ior tae Bills the Bani q
priush North Amee. Lonaen sss th btaqehs IN Canada
TIE National bant % ssaahd and the several branches u
the Provincial Hank 81 ifsisnd.
6,AsT orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE. LADIES
~ and gnenen can obtain fair price for on cloth
othervse. vhew attend A. thcrresdence Ladies send-
>. LiyENsrYN, iss broadway. up stairs.
rI,o LAWYERS. AUTHORS AND oTHERs.-LAwsoN
Pse Law Copys,s, nc, inform members q the Pros
fson ard others that they prepared 10 Copy documents
ors Tor hs ps tax. ,y ~ Essrapees p
Court, and all orders in their line Of business
ss5 compare. sn en sS s1 ssS
LAws0Ss PEILE, Is John 81
T. LAWSON, IA Wsl st.
L,xTRA NEW uuLLED BUCKwHEAr, GRAHAM
SINAI. rsetase, and bsgs Is lbs each ESt PANT
y Bakers flour and superhne Rye Flour in various
ractss warranted Of the best quality in market orders
WIN j. 7. 4 j. q. FROST, 2sl From, street.
DIIIIARD table, WITH ENGLISH SLATE BEDS
- and American Air Cushions The best In the world at
the makers lfg Fulton, and Ia Ann street.
bais cue points, With every article trade per cent
of for csss Tables hand for sale and made 70 order
NEW, FAsuIoNARLE AND CHEAP FURNITURE
~ Ware Reoms-Wssnsr lssssd Of s..
.rn sriy oeeuped BY him prepared introduce
public e most extensive ssck q Cabinet Furniture TO be
ra ssbessp, ~ re rattsrns ana from ,bsss
ensye Manufacturing facilities which We have, at the most
moderate Iress Hotel and steamboat prSprs.ots and 90
examine stock 81 town dealers particularly in
yed % esamte The stoeh 10 our ware rooms or a. ths
wAGNERG s1ONEY successors 10
DUNCAN FRYE ls6 Fulton street. TT.
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EKANKLIN THEATkE, Is CHATHAM sQUARE.--
Il Magnificent performan this The wonderful
tribe OF Arab Grs viii 80 through their daring floats of
turing, and Madame Paulines troupe of Model Arttes win
perOpate number of splendid representa- ions
The Female SetenaderE; also the able Brothers
Sgcor Bliss the Indta rubber with other
entertainments An afternoon performance every Weine-
dsy ard Saturday O'clock i5 l2I. Stage
seats 80 cents; Private Boxes S2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-03

Brosdway-Eur Seven Nile Mirror Of the Lakes. Ma
gara e. Lawresoe and Saguensy Rivers This world
pantingcoyerns nearly miles of aad
fully deneatng 1000 miles OF the picuturesq and
historically interesting fcer in America steadily
before the eye Of the spectator for space Of hours
ard perfect dakuerreotyps Of all the cities
rscs and other wonders OF nature and both
ted States and Canada shores from Lake Erie
St. Lawrence, thence the Wild secluded AID
ssguenay The Mirror commences to move at III o'clock
nightly Afternoon exhibitions Wednesday
at o'clock Abundance Is children half price
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RAKNUMS AEEKTtAN MUNEUM.-P. T. BARNUM
~ Propretor and Manager--J Greenwood Jr Assistant
Mann Magnificent Performance at o'clock the
tsrnoon and "a in the evHin By those celebrated Gyn
asts ana Psntomimiss the Nartnetd Family appear
in unusual variety Of athletic eas comic
and sn entirely new pan omiue entitled the HARLEQUIN
BAKER Also engaged Louis Elsssr Norris tho talent
Cd eenp,ny Imposed Of Mr. G. Wsnyss Mr. Warden Pete
stsphope, PeDtland and West who appear in ne farce
entitled TEA WITH MY AUNT Also, On exhibition at all
hours the skeleton OF Whale the Living
Constructor. Living Anaconda, nmoth Crocodile Admis-
s0n 70 cents Chdr en under 10 yaara Of age l2a eents
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3HilPPlNGs

THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN X. M.
Steamships, between New York and Liverpool,
Boston and Liverpool calling at Halifax land and
receiye mails and passengers.
Caledonia Lech from Boston, odnesday, Decenbers.
Canada, Judkins... g New fork. ednesaay, 80 IL.
For freight or passage, apply 70
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GRAND EXHIBITION AT $50 BROADwAY.-ADMIs-
~ sion IS cents Magnhcent Paint Just arrived from
London, Of Daniel ia the Den Of Lions BY Burban painted
IN w1tsr eolors ard 20 square feet The pain
nNantd 90 S2OOOO ana considered by the best judges
Europe and Aesrea the finest pan ting Of its kind
tenee Also the painting Of Cerreggo Venus and Mercury
teaching Cupid TO read which superior one Ia
the National Gallery London, which lis valued f7000
There are beside afge collection Of oil paintings by
H. extraordinary Egg Matching Inc in full opt ration
Chickens bursting from the shell every day. sooo, and
children hall price, Wednesday and saturdayp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-03

TTALIAN OPEKA AsTOR PLACE-MONDAY BYE
nips December 1892 will be performed the grand Ore-
eeria, in three acts by ponizet Of LUCIA DI LAM
.ERh0okELueia sian orins APll Bsrtueea Alice, sguora
ventano; Arturo signor Patti Raymond Srnor ubilsi;
Normano siRnor farozzi Conductor and Director Max
Naretzek Prisce of admission Seats in Boxes OF Par
qge, secured either for the night 81 So Al
pbithesrc. rs cents. Doors at 0oeko commence
9 half 7.
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SrOktTlN6.

VNDE GREAT MAIN, BETWEEN TROY AND NEW
York. of this afternoon precisely three o'clock,
at the Hazard House. Yorhvle where tickets be OBJ
tanned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-03

MECHANICS INSTITUTE LECTURES, isa9 AND 1850.
IVA At the Coliseum Rooms, No. $50 BroadvsyDr James
W. Redheld will lecture Physiognorsy aud les relations
rsind and body Monday eyening. December Subject
The true facial angle aad the comparative ipts Of
and animals Lecture 70 commence at ~ oclSek
eisely Terms Of membsr.hp -lnitation fee 81 yearly
dues payable In advarce So Privileges Of members
admission with family 20 lectures, the OF library aad
reading room, debating class &e and redsotion Of
en.la nd lad 81
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GEOLOGICAL HALL. NO. 81 30 WERY.-G. C QUICK
~ kanagerThis establishment open for the
and VIII be found 70 contain the largest and most eopee
collection OF Wild Beasts and Birds exhibited
ca including many and striking Novelties splendid
perform will lie given daily at and o'clock
Trained Elephants Ponies and other animals. Mr. Brooke
will enter the Deps Of Lions aud Tgers Admission D cents
children UNDER half price. Exhibition open from Ia
and go to y. II. - :
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>~.N,N~ey,-.'-,,,'
nooxyrrPINo. ARITHMETIC. &c, ARE PRACrI-
- cnlly and tttr5uyry taught b. " J. Renyis No 80
Broadway 81 Rsadc street. Zach stuient IL
rsely trucrd aas the taken 60 advance
hs RAPIDLY Ia lie ttudioa oTcn day sHi sssang. Terms
modera.e
NJ LEOPOLD LIZ FEBvRE. PROFESSOR or TIE
b French LaaEuasc. tsies pleas IN anneuheng 70
has ftads asa the public ttat - has AoN cresd - Day
tnd hvCEun Nsffcs for The winter 81 has Rooms No Tl
urt adPay kr u f0hvfs haynE effected santlemsn
and ladies' W TIE pfch ks feace. ahis
the hest ssti rrais he aty. Private lessons gvon at
his rooms, AZ The houses u ne patrons
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AT CLINTON HALL-TIRsT LECTURE FREEl-
IA soentho and ssefu entertainment for sdes and
tlcmen; Popular Lectures Anstomy and Physiology;
Health and Dsesse the causes which destroy health sSa
the TO restore III how 90 invg, the SYSTEM
life, se7 and Physical Edsesio-, Ny Wsting. D.
Preparation. viz -Mapikns Skeetons Models Paintings
sc In the vrited states the yhola making quite larxs
urdsy. Monday Ind Wednesday, Dee 10 and IL at
o'clock p ~ Admission First Lecture free; other lec-
lures only 12h cents each.
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II ECTUKE ON CALIFORNIA.-REv. X. TOWNSEND
II Huddart will give Lecture the tabernacle on Tuss-
day evening December 4thsubject CALIFORNIA; be Illus
from the government surveys with an outline Of the history
OF that try and remarks future
~ commercial State. Tickets nifty cents EACH OBJ
tanned at the bookstore Of Thom Croven 500 Broadway
also, the Irving House and Union Place Hotel the
door the evening Of the lecture. To commence at
ooIock. preciseIy -
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GLIDDONS EGYPTIAN COLLECTION AND GRAND
NJ moving Iransparent Panorama of the Nile, Egypt, and
Nuba LOO miles with 0Eal Deleript Roolas
Chipese Bpildngs $50 Broadsay-ls now epsa daily
Mornings from 2H 10 half two p NJ. and evenings.
from Il. NJ. also magnificent Gallery of Egyptian
Antiquities Mummes SO and splendid Tabeaux Hero
elyphoal Writinsn. Paintings And Sculptures Egyptian,
during zach exhibition Mr. 9daon descriptions sommsns
children, halt price Glddobs Hand to the Pspora
ma the door, price rs sents For other particulars
amnll hills.
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,s,nE wHoI 2 MEDICAL FACULTY cHALLEsGED.

Permanent Cure in day. without Meiicine-ft IL
encraliy ntdered guaceh 10 advertise. tut those who
Lave been unfortunate % contract or hng upon them
selves deafe should tro~ hat they obtain Ierna-
nert care Dr. LAHhONT, a. Rtass street, for trfing
sum-thoreiore We advertise. Female Ps warranted, 81
I trff o~.
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AMlJan m AN,rn.

RUkTON'S THEATkk.--W. r. BURTON MANAGER
~ and Propristsr-A Monday Evening, December 3d will be
Charles Tor,ens ksa Mr. CIV Clarke Capt. Murphy Ma
guire MI Broueham; Mr. Amnadab Sleek Mr. Burton MIRA
0rmsby Delaine Mss Chapman The entertainmsuts will
commence with the QUEENS HUSBAND-Don Manuel
Mr. O. W CLARKE Donna Francesca, Mrs Russell To con-
ends with the farce Of MRS BUNsURY's sPOoNs-Mr.
Hghbury Barnes, Mr. Holman Twnks MI Burton; Joe the
Baker. Mr.. Johnston Mrs. Banbury Miss Chapmap Doors
At G1ai to soLlmsnee at oclosk -
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Principal oncs "a asau street, lev fellow Patton
street. forsCry occupied ~ la South BAPTIST church.
Agents for Philadephs pr nyoti Sou Boston, Reiarg
CO., No. state a. l. q hsrsr. ~ baifnoFo a.. Baltic
morc Charles sol Washiugfrn. r. v Sellers, Fttsbmsh.
q. y. Thomas Cnonnau =. Nrrht Co. Isl Charter ~,
New Orleans, and BY Druggists generally throughout The
United States, West Indies ard Canada.
N. u. None genuine uulta signed BY :. II. Townsend.
Lech out for counterfeits nnt iuitafl9ns.
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iTe rano 81 8 iTyentf, 30 tsnl lTIr OF Duo spece7
None genuine unless signed BUTTS, tho wrapper.
A. v. ID. Sands .lOo Iulon, corner 81 William street.
New Yct also atth Astor end Irving euse drug
81 Wm Burfcrs CourtAndS street, and Hayiland, Reese
Co. naieen isne.
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THE PRESS!

There is no other source by which the peo-
pie can derive the same amount of intelligence
or value; and yet they are not willing to give
it their full support; why not give that which
enlightens persons and gives the highest de-
grees of knowledge! more liberal patron
age, so that. it may stride its way with rapid
prosperity through the dark doom of des-
pair, let it raise the light truth to the eyes OF
the dark, and spread it's universal wisdom, to
the last hope OF the Idiot, who may struggle
in the desperation ofmadness to extend their
hands in thanksfulness for the nhc and bene-
fits of The press, which has been 20 liberal in
sharing its greatness TO the mass of people.
When we cast our eyes all over the coun
try and see the real good the press has done;
we cannot but believe and think that it mer
its more praise, then anything else that ever
was in progress among the human family
1t enfolds the cloud which gathers to shade
the bright path Of life, and gives all a fair
and promising aspect-everythng appears in
a radiance of Beauty. New intellectual pow
ers are engrafted in the minds of those who
encourage and support the press.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

The time mentioned for taking a vote in
relation to the adoption of the popular vote
system in nominating candidates, is now near
at hand, and the Democratic Central Com
mite, therefore, would respectfully call the
attention oft Democratic voters of the sew
eral townships of Wyandot county, to the
resolution which was adopted at the county
convention, in August last. The following
is the resolution:
Resoided That at the Spring election Of
1849, there be democratic poll opened in
each township in this county; and that the
Democracy vote for or against the popular
vote system Of choosing candidates for coun-
W offices; and that hereafter candidates be
chosen n--acco.dance with the result of said
balloting until otherwise directed by the peo
pie.
1t is hoped that this matter will be attended
to in every township, so that full expression
may be had, and the system best calculated
to unite and harmonize the party be adopted.
Appoint one OF two Judges, one or two clerks
and receive the votes as at other elections.
A.LYLE, Chairman Dem. Cen. Com.
w. T. Giles, Secs
March IL, Is49.
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could say nothing that should render their
whig friends who passed those laws more
Infamous. What, Mr.. Speaker, is it pos
sible that the representatives OF the peo.
pie. the laboring people Of this State
have placed upon yonr statute such pro
visions. knowing. Or believing that The,
could not be changed. aud that too. when
we have State debt Of 20 COO 900 dol,
lars, all becoming due before the expira.
iion Of these bank charters! Yes. This
large Samonnt may have TO be raised by
taxation, and the banks not Fable so pa,
one dollar oft. To believe this, would
be charging those legislators with oppres
sion aud dishohes,y Of tile deepest dye
But. Mr. Speaker, I repudiate any such
idea Of vested rights. The General As
temhIy tia, passed those laws, Of this
General Assembly, or any other, have nos
The power 70 vote away the taxing power
OF this State, TO confer upon souless
banks the most i,nportan,spar, of The SOW
ereignty Of the State Of Ohio. Withovi
the taxing power, Your State govornmenr
could not exist single year, and yet it is
claimed, that the General Assembly has
the power to annihilato. II is idle for
gentlemen to contend that we have the
power to exempt SIS ,O00 ,000 OF capital
from tax'a aion for 30 years, and that we
have nt the rirht to exemDt G1Ot moo OOG
for 100 years. Ifgen,iemen set up sucl,
pictute, where will they draw the line,
both as 10 the amount and dimei This
claim ofvested rights, in matters of tax>
alton, is too dangerous to be trust ed for q
moment. II will be seen at once, that il
it is admitted single corrupt rweek
General Assembly, might inco rporate
one.half of the capital Of the state, and
throw the whole burthen oftaxation upon
the other half, and thus break down the
fundamental principles Of our free gov
ernment-'equal representation and equal
ta1ation.' No court will ever sustain
such doctrine, at any rate ] am for tax.
ing banks as other property is taxed, aud
il they ihihk proper to resort To the courts
10 reclaim them from bearing their just
proportion Of taxation. le, them d. so,
and let the court decide n. The people
never should aud they never will be salts
matter"
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MOST EXTRAORDINARY WORK!
Mar7.ied WOau0n's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,

PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
BYDR. A. .M MAURICE.4U
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
Sixth Edition. l6mo. PIP $50. Price $l.
$4,000 Copies SOLD IN SIX MONTHS!
Years of suffering, Of ply sical and men
,ai anguish to many an aHeciioDate vile,
and pecuniary difficulties to the husband
might have been sparedi thousands now
poor would have enjoyed competence;
thousands now broken in health would
have enjoyed III hundreds now in their
graves been still alive, by a timely pos
session of this work.
1t is intended especially for the mar
red, or those contemplating marriage,
Is ii discloses important secrets which
should be known 10 them particularly.
Truly, Knowledge is porer. IL is
health happiness, sfluence.
The revelations contained in its pages
have proved blessing 10 thousands, as
the innumerable letters received by the
author will attest.
Here, also, every female-tbe wife, the
mother. the one either budding into wo.
or The one 10 the decline Of
years 10 whom nature contemplates an
important change can discover the causes,
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A VALUABLE PATESr.-A benevolent
and ingenious citizen has taken out q
patent, by which he can undoubi edly
make a very large fortune. The patent
is Of a boot with spriug heel, which will
enable the wearer to jump across any
width Of street, at one bound. il is in
tended to be used in Amarican cities
where mud is abundaot.--Er. Paper.
Such an article would be almost invalus
able in these 'diggins,' il there were aay
dry spots sprinkied ronnd through the
mud, upon which fellow could jump
Tribune.
IffrieDd Hulburd can, hnd sny sdr,
spots' down his way. why don't he ge,
out Of that mud noiei Plenty Of 'dr,
spois'up tins way. Though We sLsn'i
make any objection. TO the inirodactiop
OF The spring heel boot. Maybe they are
fasi the thing. We wouId'nt mind trying
Z pair On EN- ourselves.
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special Master commissioners sale.

special Master Commissioners Sales
Nathen Nj. Wrighi,}
Jacob Sheely.
pY virtue Of Decretal order issued
Dfrom the Cofrt. Of Common Pleas oi
Wy sndot County. OHIO, to Inc directed
| will offer for sale. at public vendne. al
Ihe door Of the Court House ia Upper
Sandusky, in said connty, on
The 24th day # .Gprit neIt,
between the hours Of ~ clock A. N. & a
o'clock r. NJ. of said day, the following
Lots 10 the Town Of McCutchenville,
viz: In lots number seven I'll three (3,1
aud four "a aud also fractional lot n"m-
ber six (6l containing twenty six rods.
being the same Dnre or less 10 the 6rsi
west Addition TO the town Of McCntch
envilIe, Wyandot County. OHIO, taken
as the property Of Jacob Sheely to satisfy
said order in favor of Nathen NJ Wright.
THOMAS BAIRD,
Special Master Commissioner in Chan
Gerry.
March %, Is49.--4-s2
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DUMB AGIIE


A word to those who were afflicted with
Chils and Fever at least eight month,
during the past year, aud who, in thei'
vain efforts to rid themselves Of that loath
some disease. took at least one dozen
boxes Of quinine pills, which can never
in protraoted case, effect a permanent
cnre One the first attack OF chils, il
the forepart of the season, it should be
eradicated entirely from the system. IN
less you wish to be tormented @ith it fo'
montbs, or be subject TO relapse every
fourteen davs or ofener. To effect TIN,
cure, Dr.. Bragg's Indian Queen Suga'
Coated Tonic Pills, are the only fallable
remedy known. They will never fail t.
effect a permanent cnre when used &C
cordlng to the directions.
See Or. Bragg's advertisement in an.
other column
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Markets
From the Ohio Statesman.
Cincinnati, March. 9.

From the OnI0 statesman.
Cincinnnh .Narch. 9.
FLouR-Sales of 1900 bbls. at 50 rs.
HoGs-There is more doing o.day, and
and prices are better.
PoRK-Mess $8
WHlskEy-P Prices have declined; price l6c
per gallon.
.Ntw York, .Uarch, 9.
FLouR-There is a 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 50,
lSa: good, SIS 37A; pure, $5 so
WHEAT-Prime White, 81 ~.
PoRK.--Market without change.
WHIsKEy-25c per gallon-market mac
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Almost all kinds OF good lumber, ioorsS
ing boards. &C., will be taken al tins OF.
Gee on old subscriptions. as well as new
once. Any persons wishing TO pay in thu.
az Gao do so By seudiug in their lumber
as soon as cosrepien,. >r
SMITH q GILES.
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: -
PUN PUGlLISTfC.

When Jack Marten, the pugilist, mar
ried Elizabeth Martin, Of st. Giles. tina
incorrigible pune,er remarked, that !
w as tou b ard to knock his wif-'s l out OF
the very first day Of her marriage.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-03-30

A recent philosopher discovers meth
cd TO avoid being dunned! 'How!--how
--how!' we hear every body asking -
.Npper run in debi.
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use on, OF the nOtches on the tops of the
posts, and the entire PanDel fall At up
on the ground, secured and resting on
The gudgeons Of the lower rail, until the
swollen stream has spent it's force and
flowed over it. When the swell of water
has suhs'ded, all that is 10 be done TO res
store the enclosure, is to lif up the falls
en- pannes, which will easily turn on the
gnd q e ons as an axle, aud the fence viii
be again as perfect and Arm as when first
erected
The cut al the side is in,ented to res
present the posts with the mortise and
notch as above described.
Rights for townships or counties ma,
be had by applying to the subscriber
living at The Indian M,linea Upper Sans
dnsky Wyandot Co o.. or to any OF ,helr
authorized agents Farm rights will al
sofbe snld. and even for few pannels
The price will be in proportion t" The
beuo6ls secured when the purchase 10 not
for the eptIre ground exposed
All orders addressed 10 rs, post paid
will receive prump attention.
MYERS & HEFFLERO"ER.
Upper Sandusk,, W,andol Co, q.
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I" You are more than half blue" as the
humming bird observed 10 the violet.
81 hare drop IN my eye,' as the vic
let replied.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue OF writ Of 6. ia out of the
~ Court Of C,mMoe Pleas of Wyando'
Coun,y, Ohio. | ill expose 10 public sale
at The risisence Of George Williams. in
NJ iiip Tow Bship, Wyand"t county. OHIO
on the 10Th day of April. 1919. between
ihe hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o.
clock r. NJ. Of saia day the ioIlewihg
personal property TO wit: one bsy mare
taken as The property Of George Williams
at the suit of David Wilson.
r. BAIRD. Sheriff w. C. o.
March 90, IS49.-4w-SI,f2 f2i
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FLOOD FENCE.
A valuable improvement for Farmers

rVHE subscribers have purchased the
= right OF making w. Miller's Flood
Fence for the State of Ohio beg leave to
call the attention TO those interest ed in
ITS construction. The Pateniee's de
sclptioD IS in The following words.