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~ nKN SPECIFIC 49, M'i.ans's Sumt
w set.--Thi, invaluable rsme,iy ior Munns.
is tapls stlppltnilns al others, IN public esii.
mai,au hAere il il used il has produced the
hesr rileeis. and diAen ou aolheg remedies. s. II
is The l.ezi ihet haze ever seem, Is lie leaags d
an mha have ever used il IN their families.
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Feb. llth. 1878.
J. MIA ra.~~I Fee,isei hi If NJ Flames
lsfmliuge from ,on agent last spriug, which |
sold oui in onr week, and think could have
sold one thousand lnllies hy this time. il ] rotld
hakc col Il, tut nnt knowing wlteIe to gel II, l
had ~ val, until your aarnt came around. EsetS
fcr-un that has trird M'l.ane's kermiittge, tell
me- il il the hest they haze seen. In iaei, il il
impossible ior any one to ray too much ~ iasor
Of MI.ane's Nranliuge W. II. Knlin."
FOX NIIE n
Long 4 Webb. llillshoruush, u. Hcartt. 10
Jones " atson 4 Co.. Chapel Hill; 4. M"oane
Mooring,iIlr; Hurile II Hurdle. Walnut Grosc
Orange County. Moore 4 Natll, MI. l'lrla PET
son County.
febunry I. 6i~~
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported for the Inteiligcncer.1

Friday, July "a. l849.
ToBacco.-The receipts are decreas-
ing. Prices are steady, as last quoted.
Lugs . ! S3ii; Leaf 81 IS; prime NJ
uniacluring 8 SIS.
CoTroS.-'rhe demand continues ac-
tive, with further slight advance. Sales
are easily effected Of all good lost at &c.
The stock is very triiiing.
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Crop in Ohio. -The Cincinnati @.
zesie esilaaairs lital tie .ieiirHnry III lie
wheat rTop d lllas ssair lhss srnr. viii u
sh,als third. u between ! .UDO. uuU anal
e.nlO.U0O bsislaels. lie iess falls pria.si-
rallg JPN ille ltlge Wheat srpaeFs.
Iir information Eeceirei ilom Mlrhi-
Gan. Iowa. and central anA northern lii
NOR, i favorable: AMI the corn i also SAID
10 have line appearance.
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Hieni, to fho.g'st IL people - .'out
raasliE asss..ssa. 49, rags sustaining Nr-
II. aliiiss aiar oilatf slsnonnsss TIT. Tie
pspfts I; IT. SILK aft 40 aessiy ssnal.
II ti.sadrd m FearfrRrr - III. ruDgss. IL
sFasssais4i ensa-aznt. Mr.. Asehisoa. i u
siase,slF oppressed n III tieas. ana has
published - asasifess II their common
eoassiliasl exflsassssry If Ill 0nn aieNs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-01

AT the las, meeting OF the Cape Fear
Navigation Company, it was agreed to
surrender to the Cape Fear aud Deep Ri.
yer Improvement Company. all chartered
rights OF tile former above Fayetteville, so
tina, no cause for difficulty between the
two corporations now exists.
Wilmington Chronicle.
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rhe IIarnels, Nesl J. 81 ID. ! bal.

TIT tNuAH AEN W.T. : = AF1lF q : laksA
paIer ahirh - iust made IL appearance Il
Lhalloiae. II Ills state, ssliteI n 4 l. Bad.er,
-. asd dssoed = Politics. llls14lurs. Agrieul-
surs. Manufactures and News. Iisalarge sheet.
ha,llsoa1eis printed mi h sssrials are stgirt.
j. We viii ], abundant .uesez..
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MORE LOTS FOR SALE
In the Town Of Graham,

A BOUT forty Lots more viii IL offered al pub
- lie auction III the town of Graham on Thus
day the 9th Of August next, Fms lois have
been disposed OF at very encouraging prices. The
remainder, including some very desirable lots Tor
private residences, are now offered 10 the public.
The terms will be the same as at former sale 10
wit: credit Of one and two years. The pufciiS-
ser giving bond and good security.
JOHN STOCkARD.
WM. 4. CARDIGAN,
JOHN POLICEMAN,
GEORGE HURDLE,
JESSE CANT,
JOHN SCOTT,
JAMES 4. CRAIG.
ABSAL0M HARVEY,
PEiT0N +. MOORE,
Commissioners
July 10, 1919. o. tbs
O. The Greensborough Patriot will copy ust-
Ill day OF sale.
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Assss SSssts, IsssssAss = Pssss.g a.sfeess4s.z.
- y g. 80. g. hass txeg - - -
ea.eA
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Wilmington Rail Road.-The Wi

that town. who went to England for the purpose
Of purchasing L iron 10 relay the track ofthe Viii
miugton and Raleigh Rail Road, has succeeded
in contracting, on favorable terms, for 5000 IONS,
enough to iron about ono hundred miles Of road.
to be paid for, for the present, in bonds Of the
company, secured by mortgage on the road and
lis appurtenances.
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Cleanse and strengthen. Consumption can
be cured. Bronchitis, Consumption, Liver Com
plant, Colds, Catarrh, Coughs, Asthma, Splitting
4 Blood, Soreness in the Chest, Hectic Flush,
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July -
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-05-04

When we are asked by our readers
why we are constantly week after week.
alluding to Vaughn's Veg. Li,hontriPtic
Mixture, he have only TO say that with
all due allowance to the merits Of other
articles of the kind, we must say we have
been astonished at the success OF this
Great American Remedy. la all the
complaints which belong to the human
family. it acts as curata power Of most
magical character-this we know. 'Tis
true that we are paid for this notice--for
the proprietor of the Lithontriptlc, Dr.
Vaughn, advertises largely with us, but
reader we are not paid to falsify, and we
beg Of You to examine his book in the
Agent hands and also the Agents them
selves if his Remedy is rot something OF
great value. See our columns.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-05-04
SPRING FEY Err.

Many persons will, no doubt, smile at
the heading fthis article, and look upon
it as very ridiculous affair, to class this
almost universal epidemic that prevails
at the approach of the genial tempera.
ture Of Summer, among the diseases Of
oul nature. But little reflection will
convince any one that this depressing las
siiute aud listlessDess, that imperoeptibly
creeps over us, depressing the mental fac
ulties and prostrating the physical system
mnst have cause, aud that cause is vas-
cular distractions, producing the incipis
ent stage of bilious, or rintermitisntfever,
10 proof Of this, let any person, laboring
under this malady, take an active dose
of Or Bragg's Vegetable Sugar Coated
Anti-bilious piIls--when elasticity OF mus.
Gle and vigor, and sprightliness Of intel,
lect will be restored in i'd dw hours; aud
lingering attack of fever is prevented
by the timely use of these pills. Try
them.
See DR.. Bragg's advertisement in aus
other column.
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YSTER Els AND NJ l. Il K | Il .
OF PRILADELPHIA.
THE QUAKER CITY;
OR,
Monks Of aonkh0U.


A ROMANCE ofPhiladelphia Life. Mystery
and Crime, founded upon facts CLEANED
from the MSS. of an aged member OF
the Bar. Illustrated with numerous an
cravings b, GEORGE LPrARD, author
of "Legeuds OF Mexico "Paul Ar
den helm, the Monk Of Wissibakon, -"
blanche OF Brandy The Rose
of EuphfRta,' etc etc, complete u
two large octave volumes, of 800 pages
Price Of The entire work, ONE DOLLAR
VT is ssue twelve wears since a membe I
H. az ths Bar frsl began to make notes
hs ax,srience of the Life, Mystery anN
crime or The Qualker CIV Tuose memo
ranJp. frsnpht win the most terrific IN
tareet. u he death of the aged aud re
snccf.bia iaw,er we're heapea!hed 10 IA
friend who has oocupied nearly two years
n workipp tbem M into Romance Of
the I,ifa of pbiladsIphia, of The mast ori
nal character. Commenced long before
49, 10, .atn.'n,ia. IF par1s, orneared the Ro,
- ;o son. resrccts bears the same
- n;l,dainhi, ,ha, tho ,Nys,er
les do to Paris.
sInoYvh on the characters of phiIadel-
,hi, Iife arc introduced-,Ls LAWYER,
who iakes fees from both sides; the Par
aan ,rhasa nriysto history gives the lie 10
his nmb,ic nreaohiors; the Doctor, who
oon'n,;,s aiernstinr crime for money, AZ
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Road Notice.

There will be a petition presented TO
the Commissi oners Of Wyapdot County
at their next June session, praying for
review, remarking, and STRENGTHENING the
Kilburn State road, commencing at the
bridge across the Sandusky river on said
road and running on the best ground and
straightest course, TO iniersect the road
leading frs m Upper Sandnsky to Tymoch'
tee south of George +. Frees house 10
Crane Township.
April rs, l649. .-lo-4t-* ,
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TElHERE viii be petition presented to
4 the commissioners OF Nyandot county
Ohio. at their next June session, IS49,
for review and alteraiIon IN the county
road leading from Cary to Findlay, said
alteration to commence at the east end
of Frisby Nyes lane on said road; thence
running south TO intersect the road lead
ing from Cary to Nit. blanchard. in sec
ton twelve township one south, range
twelve east, aud there terminate.
April 17lh. lS49.-4t-*
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-05-04

Take two posts, I inches
square and 5A feet in length
sink them 3 feet in the ground
(leaviog "a feet above groundl
wedge them firmly in VI b
stones alone. la The side Of
eachpost, and 3 inches from
the ground "A triangular NOR
tise must be sunk, 2 inches
in depth A inches high and D
inches wide. A shallow notch
in the shape Of a ' must be
cur 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 the 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 enus
of that rail round, like TO
gudgeons, which are to be ~
serted into the murtse, each
gudgeon about "a inches IN
diameter, and of any leng b
that may please. This done,
the frame of the fence is coms
plete and ready for the boards
to be mailed up and down on
the two rails.-fhe boards
should be about A feet long
and nailed on that side OF the
rails against which the water
is likely to how. The boards
are to be put on like paillngs'
This being finished, the
fence is also finished, and the
benefit Of it is this: When
the food strikes against 1t
even at moderate height
he round gudgeons Of the
lower rail will slide up the
sIoping sides Of the mor'ise
10 which they lie, and the up
per rail will, 10 like manner
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The Ohio Cultivator.

ryo polls. per Year in Advance.

Two Dolls. per Year in Advance.
Four Copies ordered at one time,
THREE DOLLARS, aud at the same rats
(75 cents each, for any additional nnls's
ber.
New subscribers will be furnished WIN
,be hack numbers of The current vonne.
and all or either of the four previous vol
umes. il desired.
The four published volumes are neatly
bound in printed paper covers, suitable
for sending by mail, price 20 cents eseh,
or the full set of 4 vols. for 81 sent free oi
postage. The postage on axoiume isSo
cts. for any distance.
Address NJ. b. BATEHAM,
Columbus, o.
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T.asmber! Lmmber!i!

Almost all kinds of good lumber, floor
ipr boards. &C., will be taken al tins Of
fee on old subscriptions, as well as new
oaes. Any persons wishing TO pay IN this
way can do so by sending Ia their i"moe'
SMITH g. GILES.
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Notice..

FUNHERE will be petition presented TO
Il the Commissioners, of WYsndoi coun-
ty, Ohio. at there session In June next,
praying for a road to he continued from
the north end of fifth street in Upper Sans
dusky running on OF near the old road, to
intersect the Tiffin road as near the town
Of Upper Ssodusky as practicable.
April 25ih, lo49-4t,~
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Road Notice.

ru,HERE will be petition presented to
L tbe next June session of the Com ms
stone rxfs this county for the ess:oi'sh-
ment " county roai. commencing at
he Ju9ian Mil' so called, on the Sandns'
XIV river and running on or near the pres
ent travelled rnad to intersecl the road
leading from Upper Sandusky 20 lymoch',
zee near the residence of George 1, Erees. =.
Anil "a, l849.-9-Al.
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PLEASE TO READ TJEiS!
A COOP CHANCE TO CLEAR FROM SoJO TO
u eco A YEAR.

A COOP CHANCE TO CLEAR FROM 500 TO
u eco A YEAR.
4 GENTS WANTED, in every town
N and county throughout the Union, TO
sell SEARS NEW AND POPULAR
PICTORIAL WORK. universally ac
knowledged to be tue best and cheaPes'
ever published, as they certainly are the
most assIeAhle. Any active agent may
clear $500 or 81 90 year A cash cap
ital ofat least $25 or $50 will be neces"
sary. Full particulars Of the principles
and profits Of The agency will be gwen on
application either personally orby letter
The postage must in all cases be paid
Please to address,
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
No. 1913 Nassau street, New York.
0-45-Newspapers copying the above, ln'
Guiding this notice, and give ii eight IN
sertions, shall receive any oae OF the
bound volumes, which retail al from 81
so . Si3 per volume. Send only one pa
per. directed as above,
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Notice Of Petition.

argTICE IS hereby given. that there
Twill be position presented 10 zoe
con.,nissioneis of Wy aUdot county at then
next June session, A ID. 1919, pray ying
far,he location Of county road, com
county road leading from IN e
Cav fofdsyilIe road TO the indian MIL;
beiug eighty rods west OF the south e' ST
CO rT1er of sectionseven on said Crawiords'
xllisrosd, tbeuce north until II interse c's
The tow nsbip lios between CSaoe and y
mschtse towasEiRs thence East along the
township liua nufait intersecis the slate
road lesaine nom Gfper Ssndusky to Ty'
moehlee. -9-4-F
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-05-04
BACON

Two thousand weight of good smoked
bacon. which will be sold resopabie.
A. SAME ~ Co.,
Dec.1e, lS48-le-tf
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Notice

rs hereby given, tlatshere wilfbe pc
a ,,tsen press ;Sted 10 4bs Commissions RS
Of MysndotaCo., Ohids at the June sss
30 Il. ls49, praying for the location 'of q
counIy road. commencing at poInt
where a county road terminates on tie
east bank Of Tymochtee creek aud on the
snu,h line of sec lion ten, I. three 5 H.
thlrteen E., thence running weston the
section line between sections nlne and
sixteen, eight and seventeen, seven and
eighteau, twelve and thirteen, IN L. S.t
r.. twelve e, eleven and fourteen, ten
and fifteen. and SO far betw eeHssections
nine and sixteen as the north quarter post
of section sixteen. thence south unul II
in,ersec,s the road leading to Patterson
The above road to be on or as near the
section Iiues as praclioable |" Its west
erly course.
April a4rb, ls49. .-9-4t-*
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-05-04

rise one OF toe notches on the tops OF the
posts, and the entire Pannel fall hat up
on the ground, secured and resting on
the gudreons of the lower rail, until the
swollen stream has spent Its force aud
flowed over it. When the swell OF water
has subslded all tha, ia to be done to res
store the enclosure, is to lift up the falls
en- paanels, which will easily turn On tue
eudgeona as an axle, and the fence wiI
be again as perfect and firm as when fret
erected,
The cut at the side is iniented TO res
present the posts with the mortiee and
notch az above described.
Rights for townships or counties may
be had by applying to the subscriber
liying.at the Indian Mil near Upper sans
dnsky Wyandot Co. o., or to any Of their
authorized agents. Farm rights viii! al
so be sold, and even !or few pannels
The price will be in proportion TO the
benefits secured when the purchase ID moi
\ for the entire 6rouna exposed.
All orders addressed TO US, post paid
will receive prompt attention.
MYERS 81 HEFFLEBOWER'
Unner Sondusky, Nyandot Co. u.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-05-04
Notice.

rs hereby gwen TO the citizens OF wy
4 .andot county, OHIO, that there viii be
n4tition presented to the Commission
ers ofC rawford and Wyandot counties,
ali their next June sessions, praying 'of
,be location of county road descrihen
as follows: commencing at point where
the county line crosses the B"cy and
Perrysburgh state road. in township '"o
south of range fifteen east then south on
the county line, between the counties OF
Crawford and Wyandot, until it inter
sects the road leading from BucyruS to
the town of Wyandot.
April %, 1S49-4t.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-05-04
Holm Frees Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the su o.
~ scribsr has been appointed aud 9nai
fled as administrators, of the estate OF
John Frees, late of Wyandot county, de-
ceased. ,,ro n,pr
dated this 25tb, day of April A. u. l049'
l0-3t. 2
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-05-04
FLOOD FENCE.
A valuable improvement for Farmers.

yg,HE subscribers have purchased the
IL righ, of making w. Mlller's Flood
Fence for the State Of Ohio beg leave to
call the attention to those interested IN
its construc lion. The Patentee's de.
scription is in the following words
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-05-04
NOTICE.

AT nv instance a writ of attachmeut
IA was this day. issued by Abraham My
ers n Justice Of the Peace of Crawford
Township, IN Wysndot County, against
the property and effects of Samuel hosa''
a non resident of this county, So
JOHN FOSTER. /,
Dated this 22nd day OF March A. ID. lsa9
3 ct.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-05-04
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awag much fencing 90 the course OF t"o
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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-05-04

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