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New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

- ORDt.i. OF Hon. francis II. buE.ies, Jud-- ~ The
Ii COUNTY Court OF CfautauGue County VI the teS'ec o
Councillor the supreme Court Notice is hereby gwen
pursuant provisions of the Statute euthorz attach
against absconng and concealed dhots That an at
tachment has issued against the of JOHN iSFS,
in bitani of tins STATE abscondng debtor residing IN the
Of Pomfe, aud that the will De sold Tor The ray
men his debts unless he appear aud discaee sach attach
men according law within three months r. III the rubli
Of this notice and that the payment Of any debt and
the delivery any property belonging such debtor TO him
his use aud the transfer Of any property by hm lo
purpose Whatever forbidden by law and void Dated
the 18th day Of February l2Ij ,
mhl0 law3m Attorney for Attaching Cr-difor
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

JACOB CHAMBERLAIN. No. lao P-ar-st Up Stars,
opened Superior Stock OF Buttons Of all kinds
consisting of
5I0a F-arl shirt youth, and shank YES, Buttons
2n0 gT; gross Agate and er-c- "
1000 =. rior-ntiue Buttons. ali sizes
$500 - Horn cna;. vest and ovsT-cCat Buttons, n
duced prices
g gross English snd bone brace s:;ap and
shirt Buitn>s
H0 " fsncy Fteuch twist Vest Buttons, aFticl.
so " New style dome, cuacave, aud hall dome ueble
TWIST Coat and Vest Buttons
500 9" New 81, le Conceive, DOME and half dom. bro
caje Coat. Vest. aud Over.c al Bati.1s
0@o " SvE'd Hooks aad Eyes put " in gold boxes
India Rubber SusIeuders; Hsavy Girtb Webb do
Stocks Busoms Gad Collars: Gver.cca, Cord.
Pins, Needles. &c. &c at manufactures IS prices.
POS Syered and Jdp1nsd Bace and Strap bGi:ous
bes; quality.
:, superior assortment Of rich Gilt Buttons, STYLES
Bronz-d aud Plated Sporting Buttons
Navy and Military Buttons Of every description.
Orders received ard executed the shortest fo lay
description Of Military Naval BGtious
Nr~-Yor,. i7Ih May, 1915 mvl7 6r
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19
FOR THE EAST.
IONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

LONG ISLAND khlLhOAp.
%, a., FOR. BOSTON DAILY ts@niays eEeeDtea)
fs..S the 2h ms crossing ~. ircrnposi Ferg n d,
zst$st large sound stenrner NEW HAFEN IN ghous
ard 10 nDu,c-. .afforims time Ia dine .snd pasxur-
over the Norwich and Worcester and san nnh Worrr
ter Railroads ,,hs atte double rack) md arriving Po
hoars by day;igh PssengsT. ~, lave ihe se
H,7 HG7 =, /. !" II. deliT Fsts IS - -, 80 ssiSS iS''
,-S-.s :, WATER ENHANCEMENT
= laS----5 SEw-YoRX AND Boston RAu.
SnsssiSS=s,s-- ROAD LINE via NORWICH AND
woRcEsTER-Co Composed OF The following sspetios Steam,
er r,nnrg in connection with tue Norwich sad Bc<o,
4ra Worcester Railroads:
WORCESTER, Capt. NaHdcFhAs
CLEOPATRA, Capt Dusts;
SEW-HAyEN, Capt. Van Pelt.
Ore of ,ich viii leave Pier No. North Ryer ,r-weeii7
The Ee..u Haven, CAT. Van Pe.t, on lueAfays Tas,s-
laws and Saturdays, At O'Clock. T. NJ
Passengers on the arrival Of the steamers NJ ALLEYS
POINT viii oe Immediately forwarded IN the splendid s1
,omnodious Cars OF ttc Railroad 10 bo>IoN, wiihoc.
change of ears For PASSAGE or freight apy on board Or
TO [j2S N j Il. ALLEN, 81 BROADWAY upstairs.
-, > INDEPENDENT LINE FOR NV
= -, YORK, NEWPORT. PHOVlDENCg
s>Szsssz5s-:s:s-- AND BOS TON --Ihrr~ times week
each way.-The favor,e steamer NEP
TINE commanded by Cart Wm. nollIne having e0r,
ae;ed her improvements. will resume her tps AOsGsy
inc l4th Apul, rs { llows
Irs,c Nsw-York f,on pier No 3 North River for New.
po.t rcvid-ncp and Boston 'oIdys, edE-sdayI 6st
ErgTl,nc ysye P,oyideoce for Nswpor,and Ne,.Yok ca
Tnr,days rhu,>.ays and S:ufd,ys. at haas.3 2 NJ OF
Fare TO Providence s.: TO Boston 3 - All sadi os
Crsishi taken the reasonable terms
10 freight received after u o clock.
For further pdfticulsr.. inrHIre = .
6. 4. FAIRCHll.D. No. II We.ts,rcs,
~ Of jOfi. r. tl-htD\ y ID. Providence
au.I ,t th' flee IN The ,telmh ,,r ',nfl ?
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

[-z-s.A-----15 z: NEWARK AND SEWcYoRE;e D,Ss! ~
tsz-=z--,1e=3-.-FaGe only ~ CeuiS-ChAN Nuh "
aot on aud after Saturday May 7ih is? The rs@i r,i
rrAS9AiC, CAPT John Gaiiy, will a' follows u'"'
Leave newark foot of Centre st "a a NJ and It W.
Lrasr Hew-f oTk foot OF ,rciy ST. 10 A VI and ,,
On sundays: leave Ne.afk. 9 A. VI. AID T. si. LeA'
New York, 10 4 VI. and r. NJ. .,
he as.sic has been eistheRel feet. and SNOW
dFed sid twenty feet long. She has boiler anG - IA
comisoiogs and elegantly furnished deck sioon o. 6r
length and l. IN complete order. Hes aceommodai'o'''
ifeIht aud passengers have been ye much improved 1
z = tre,nh ht c-rr.eh q. ralnc.L .,es ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

t CLEARED.
BaEks Isabella. Harding. Norfolk, Va; Mtin Pret!
Mayhem Neuvtss.
Brig Bourne, Perry. Charleston.
Sehrs Delaware, Endcott, Philadelphia James Field,
Vanguard, ieSec.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19
POPULAR OPINION.

oooulcr opinion any criterion oi the worth oi fn itlc
we invite the nceulous To look II the following li>t OF
NAMES o; persons who nave been cufeh oy VI Ais Eh
ALLHEALING OINTMENT.
II NOT too much say, that ts OntucHt doirc ee1
good in this city and elsewhere he various diseases tht
are cured which were supposed 10 ue ose'cote .! w.
fernul reues yield 10 the power Ol uS h1nei.
Tn, nrncipe on which acts, rHH!cG! TestG-
on Of tie sibe PeTSyrdon l. NE sIent secret yi n
success ~ diseases originate IN cuisin9" eou, 'n
tured by closing pores upon the surface lho uat
fv nv means the pores he reupene ana te isesye
Persuaiion restored the vile and morbid hunlots Vi e
body will escape and no cause OF sickness remain
M'ALIsTER's ALL.HEALISG OINTMENT mas now now Dte. I
nroved 20 be the ONLY preparation known TO elect thS
result g ,,r;-, .,-,,I,;,,.
have been of long standing even twenty yeafsoe c'S IL
cases the sick headache for instance, complaint sup
posed 10 yield only TO Internal remedies; nave oeei Suu
directly also Rbeumatlsn rold fee LIVER toiapA,aj
the ike have been cured while others who nre iakiEg
bams basains. little susar-candy, p,its, anu drugs are
vet suffering and little hopes OF recovery we slenh ~
Inow that henth and lie dear 10 every one. Perso>
houh cens being blinded By these things long there
wns no evidence OF good What will not man give iof
We here give the names only of the cured and
their diseases This bu. part OF what we
full certificates IN our pssessIon Nay, wy IaG e
vIIISG OINTMENT within tie last SIX MONTHS we could
cover over the whole broadside of meeting house Win
their number But know our trends VIII tel IL 10 ei1
friends and they in turn will whisper II 10 theirs, an ts
the good thing will 90 round while thus more tiah twlcy
ten thousand hearts will leap tor joy, IN the good received
from tins Ointment. Friends cheer US on III ms soOI
acquaintance and let this great and GOOD N.a,etne ma IL
way house and gladden. the hea' oil every 'ou
We have room only TO give i snail number of the names
in New York and Baltimore IN our possession lbo>s
som Philadelphia, Boston the interior o this saIe' anu
other places, nre Obliged TO leave out entirely.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19
GRnCERIES.

TO CITY AND COUNTRY nlERCHA ANTS.
HOTEL AND STEAMBOAT P!;0PRIETOkS, CITY
AND COUNTRY FAMILIES, &c
EXTRA FINE TEAS.
63 Greenwich S. Couriand aud opposite the Pacific
Hoiel New-York
I'VE BEG LEAVE Inform you that established
w Ssv- the above rlaer principally for the purpose o
ay IN. views wholesale a-d Large family custom
the North River side We have selections from all
Youar Iyson Hyson tunnow,Ier Imperia Oolons Ptaoe
NiuEyons Coueoa Suuchogg, &c which have arrived here
this season which, with variety fine and good
lulIi,ies we o- 81 hol-SAe and retail We have also
Government Java and Other Coees usual roasted and
ground daIy.
We continue ope,cns places ersofore
particularly at i2i Cbaiham s.
We are yous sbedieut servants
New-YoTk-l2l Chatham street; s Grand street. aud SIC
Blsecksr street.
Phndspha- 81 Chestnut and Is Fifth uylo
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

Pr.UPLE'S Ll.>i. 81 t.A.tBUAi is
q ;~Hs e FOR ALBANY Daiiy. SUNDAY -yeert
$3.50 =ss--e-.g ed-Tbr1ush Direct-At1 O'Clock ?, w.
= from ths Pisr & hs5wesn 1on,aadt Aad Lib
H. vii e,y. on Monday "Wednesday aud Friday Eveniag
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

..l A COUNTRY SEAT FOR SAI.E.-Sitraie OF
9 the King sbridge road, between 5ih and 9th avenues
-- OSd and l17h streets, containing acres OF iao
good cultivation and aboundis in ui trees shruAhef
&c The ground is elevated and commands noble view
@; The waters of Iurgate and East River and also m e<
,ap.iy view Of Long Island Terms made easy. Apply &c
ANDREW & :. T. McGo"N,
EXECUTORS Of AHdrcw Mctiowp, deceased; -.
.a.f ] AnRIAN(E Z. s., IOhn-si. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

, J,S,zs - ,fOkN!NU LINE. Al LULh
Is, For Albany and Troy. and in,erE,rdil,s
S-sssze=E7:sIs-- places. The low-prssurr s,esuboa,
1'RDY Can't A. tiorh,m. weave New ! ork fUia Pern
the foot Of Barcisy-stryet O'Clock W every Gesd,y
Thursday and saturday. kcturns. wall leave Troy 6
n'cnck < VI and Atauy at O'Clock A NJ every Monday
Wednesday AID tudiv
> F0r pass,gr freight sppy on board the ho,,s, 10
h fall At the u.acr the wharf foot oi BarcIly.sr
Tie low pr. ssure steamboat ALBANY, leaves Nswiok
=, a clock \ ~ .ond,y. Wsdre,dfy aud Friday
Returning will leave Tow al &; O'clock VI. and Alksry
At o'clock Ai every Tued.y THURSDAY ard Saturday.
For passage freight Apply on board the boats or TO
tJsI NJ the Office tho wh, feo' "t R'rrlNv-si'sr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

49, rAh.i FOX oALE.-A desirable Farm Tor sal.
s staatcd the JeIc3 turnpike C miles iToi n'Gog
thsrr i. about five acres of wood nd. The hcns aud out
houses arr all and pleasantly situated about ns iInm
s =" ''e HnET CO,rTIrR No 92S pnrl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

I,.A FOR SAL n thr Cry c Nvwafk NswjeTsey Sc.
S.S5 House and "a acres Of sud situated ~ Soptn oa
,in,ssg t,,-t No ~ within fifteen MINUTES walk 81 th
RatlToad Dsgo, to \. Y. The Hcnss IS . ftaat y
deep high l'.s PIAZZA IN the rear ana we s
,ttscIrd For farther ig.ticulars itlu'fe OF Nt
corner Of William aud Washington streets oi l" NJ go -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

ssl,s> A FARM FOX SALk.-~ItuItc on Tue roan IRON
sS New Rochelle TO White Plains. about elui-tistan
-" rom each. containing l5U acres OF land AL OF whch
plough land excepting which is wood land
rhc place is divided b lane and Is laid out into coave
en lots for cultivation. All the fences are OF s;one IL
,ood crdef and ground in high state OF cultivation
rhe buildings all of good character and in o-S. For terms
,nply to s. L. KENYON on the premises. or oi
10 u / AnRIA NOE hf John 81. New-fOrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19
fUh tht Nuntn.

G. 4. FAIRCHiID. No. II We.ts,rcs,.
% Of JOS. Il itl diiD\D. Providence
anil ,f III. o. ific, m the stslmh ~ isndi
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

a 70 NPoUGHKEEPSit. 4. A>D p NE5w.YqRHS 5
Springs, Cornwall shkill aud E'mbuTs
L"rd'ns also Hswbarsh on pas,2se rev ana
the foot o! a-c 'ysrreet, daily. (Suuday esceptsd at
+. VI. Leaves PouGhkcepsira a, \ IT,
For freight passage nbue OF the Captain on board or
Of = Il rOMPII vs. &. 20 ,0I West slreer II
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-09-12

We take the following extract from
the Rat concern published in this place
II is a nice specimen of truths and we
give il to show what rat can do when
hard run. Tie pusilanimous, contempti-
BILE thing, still sticks TO the lie he told
in relation to the county printing, and
says, be ssoifcred to do it for one nm what
we are willing TO do it, Now what is
the use OF the thing lying in this mannerl
He knows that we said we would do it
for nothing rather than a mean rat should
have il at 25 cts, per square. Let the
following extract be compared with
what we have arleady said, and then say
who lies.
s'We need this now, as the pioneer
says we are "hkely 10 loose The County
priating," though we offered to do it Tor
one nm what they are willing to do it
for"
We have, yet TO see where the rat offer
ed TO do the county printing for one-fflh
less than nothing.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-09-12
ALL THE BEAUTIFUL!

The thing of the rat press is no longer
going to be filthy, he is changing for 10 be
no better fast. We did not intend to
shock his modcsiy, but itappears that such
has been the result OF what we said in
our last. 1t does us good to hear that
he is about 10 reform, for certainly we
are sorry that his own party have no con.
idence in him, or so little that when he
makes an assertion in a whig convention
that lie is called on for the PROOF of the
assertion. Jast listen to the moral tone
the thing.
"The printing question W ill be attend,
ed to iu due time, but the slang applied to
us, never. If the editor of the 'Pioneer,'
delights TO revel in .fAh, he can do SO IN
molested, for ought we care. i must be
an extraordinary attack before we can
condescend to reply in the same vein, and
nothing but imperious necessity OF self
defence, can ever induce us 10 admit in.
TO our paper, an ait Icle hich we would
be ashamed Of upon cool reflection, or
for which conscience would condemn MS,
when we had time to think. We shall try
to treat our opponents with respect,
and use such language, as moral com
muniiy would not be ashamed TO admit TO
their firesides,'
Such is the haste language of the NOR
al rat! How b eautiful and eloquent he is
becoming, but still sticks to his lcs
Now for moment, view this sweet
sentiment taken from the same paper and
same article and then say how near he
comes to morality. But we should say
nothing about il, the thing is only "1Ty
ins!" Here is the result of only Ole hi
uI'
"Those who dictate what shall shall
appear in the Pioneer" and the course
it shall pursue towards us, are 1NHER-
EMILY TOO CORRUPT, to appreciate
Justice, and too MALIGNANT, 10 re-
frain from FALSEHOOD
This is good beginning, and we be-
leve he will soon be perfect if lie perse,
yeres, for here are soine of the mild terms
used By him in speaking of fanl 9th
ers: "Desie ming demagognes, shasers
and shylock, Barn Burning, Locofoco,
bold unmitigated falsehood,' &c. Such
is the morality and decency of the RAT!
One question and then we will await
an answer. How many cranberries can
you Ching of the rat ofice) pick in one
Sabbath, provided you do not get chased!
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-09-12

A Base FaisehOOd IN CircnlatiOn.
We have been informed that thing in the
shape of man, said in the whig convention,
held in this place on last Saturday, August
30, that the Auditor, s. M. WORM, had CIV
en- us the county printing at $4,000; and that
he offered to do the same for $4,000.
The above charge is now denied by the
same thing that made it. He says it is "bold
unmitigated falsehood," "that no such lam
guage was used" as contained in the asser-
ton made by us. We got the charge made
as above from whig who was present when
it was made, and from several others since.
Now if it be "LIE," and such report is
without foundation, then the LIE be among
yourselves. But if the rat were worthy the
proof we should go to the trouble Of throw
ing the LIE in his face, where it belongs.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-09-12
THE APPROACHING CONTEST.

The time has come for our democratic
friends 10 be on the alert. Old Roorback
will spare no pains, and every measure that
can be brought into operation to delude
the unsuspecting, will be exercised. Our
county is in its infancy, and the perma-
nent triumph of democracy depends mate.
rally upon the result Of the ensuing elec-
lion. Its organization was conceived as
wing measure, and carried into effect by
a whig Legislature; which was firm in the
belief that it would be strong hold OF
Federalism. Is there not a sutGciency CT
the bone and sinew of republicanism left
TO convince our opponents Of the falacy
Of such h ope! Let OLD SYCAMORE
come to the rescue. IS she came into the
battle field last all;--let her lead the van
as she led it then, before The division, with
every member of the party within her
borders sentinel upon the watchtower
Of freedom. She may safely challenge
Old Crawford for parallel to her exer.
ton in that political contest; and now al.
though her strongest democratic portion
sual headlong determination, she can rout
the Feds with perfect triumph, and
hoist upon kiIbourn Bridge, there to re-
main, Me flag Of democratic ticlory!
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-09-12
Mr.. GILES,
JOHN WARD.
~ We received the following line

o. We received the following lines
from friend living 10 Cary, and give
them place in our paper, hoping that
others may follow the example. From
some m cans or other, the maine was not
on our list. Let us hear from a niimber Of
you, fellow democrats, as our friend here
speaks:
DEAR SIR:
As subscriber of your paper, lake
this opportunity 10 inform yon that have
not as yet received a paper from your Of
fee, although two numbers have been is
sued. This will suffice, hoping that If
there be a mistake il will be attended to,
or il my name has not been returned that
YOU will send me your paper; for feel a
great interest in the affairs Of our new
county, and so far as regards Democratic
principles, hope they may prevail j wish
fou success in your new Geld of labor,
trusting that you will be supported by The
Democracy of Wyandot county, We bid
sod hearty welcome among US.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-09-12
THE PROMISES OF THE wHIGs.

These are excel ent Times to contem-
plate the promises of the wings, that we
NAV form some conclusion of our own, as
10 the extent OF their veracity; and par
ticularly as 10 the extent, and character
oftheir patriotism and honesty. la lS40
IN their drunken bacchanals, we were
promised every sort and grade ofprosper-
ity, If they were elevated 10 power; they
promised us a tariff that would secure to
the farmer ''an adequate home market
for his produce, dollar at all times for
wheat, So cents for wool. &c. &c, mer-
chaadize low, [''the higher the duty the
lower the price," vast reduction of
taxes; sound national currency aud great
national prosperity; and TO the laboring
nah they promised "ttpo dollars d day and
roaa beef"
They haze given us the Tariff, and we
have had three years Of its practical ef-
fects; but where are the glories that were
where!" Wheat is lower than when that
law went into operation; wool on an ave-
rage, coarse and fine, is 35 per cent lower
than the average price of seven years
previous TO this enactment; and from that
time to this, there has been radhal de-
preciation in all kinds of property, except
the fabrications Of extensive mannfactur-
ers. These are the practical effects OF
whiggery. That party has been in all its
efforts, but strewing the way to the work
ing msn's ruin, with their fowery promi-
ses, and basely hypocritlcal pretensions.
Last fall what could haze been more de-
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-09-12
Our Prospectus.

We have already sent forth one number
of our paper 10 such as we knew where 10
send, and wish all persons holding pros
pectus, containing any names, to attend
to sending in the names, and where to be
sent. We would like to have our sub
scription list much larger than it is. If
EVERY DEMOCRAT will exert him>
self properly, we can have good list
Some of our friends have done nobly,
and TO such, certainly our warmest thanks
are due and freely given We ask, tcW
you exert yourself in our behalf for
short period, Democrats? We will prom
ise TO try and make our paper worthy
your support, and hope your support will
be Efficient TO move on. We are not COM
planning, for certainly we Lave been do
ing better than we expected we to have
done in the time; yet much more can be
done. Will you do il! Our paper can
GO free Of postage 10 any post office with
in thirty miles of this place.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-09-12

o. The Ohio Patriot speaks of us in a
highly complimentary manner; it says we
learned the printing business in that
Office, which is sufficient TO recommend
our principles to all who are acquainted
with the Patriot, for ithas ever been one
of the hrGszst Democratic papers in the
State-never yielding enc principle for
the good will of man. In the hands Of
its former editors, Messrs. lIELTzEL g.
GREGe, with whom we first commenced
the printing business, ii received the ap-
probation and praise Of every firm Dem,
ocrat for straight forward aud indepen>
dent course and under the control Of
its present editor, w. ID. MORGAN, Esq,
with whom we continued for some length
of time, it still maintains the eminent
name which its course merits.
He,e follow its compliments to us:
"TnE DEMOCRATIC PloNEER,--This is
the title of paper recently established
at Upper Sandusky, W,andot county, and
published by Mr.. UWiam Z. Giles, for
merly OF this town. The first number is
handsomely printed and well filled with
useful matter. Mr.. G.. learned the print,
ing business in this office, and we know
him to be young man Of strict integrity
and much merit. We hope he will keep
ii constantly in mind that newspaper is
more prosperous with four hundred good
pay subscribers than with twice that num-
Der provided the surplus are worthless"
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-09-12
Shectings T. Shirtiags

Calcoes OF all prices, Ginghams, Bomba-
zines, &c. A splendid assortment of
BOOTS & SHOES, Ladies Seal, Moroc-
CO Caters, and leather Shoes and Slip-
pers, Leghorn, Florence, and Braid Bon
nets, Leghorn and Palmleaf Hats, Fur
Hats aud Velvet Caps, for men and boys.
A very general assortment Of
HARDWARE and CUTLERY,
Spades. Shovels, Hay and Manure Forks,
Iron Steel, Nails and Glass. Also a gem
eral assortment Of q u EENSWARE Also
a large aud well selected stock of
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-09-12

fusive than their promises in this State!
The cry that they would redeem II from
the misrule and corruption Of Locofoco,
.ism;--that they would restore its sredit,
elevate,its character, secure safe, and
acceptable currency, revive trade, raise
the price Of property, and grease the
wheels Of public prosperity.
They were placed ia power, and the se-
quel is too we'll known for reiteration.--
They left a stain upon the character Of our
State, and blot upon its political histo,
nv.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-09-12
GROCERIES,.

Such as Coffee, Tea, Loaf and Brown su>
gar, Paints and Dye Stuffs, Pepper and
Spices of all kinds, Powder, lead and shot
and almost every other article usually
kept in store in the Western Country
which | win sell as LOW, for GOOD
PAY, as any other store in Ohio.
Upper Sandusky, Sept. |, lS45.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-09-12
CLOSE THE DOOR AND BE SILENT.

CLOOE HE DOOh AMI DE- SilIL-Ni
The Cincinnati Enquirer and Ohio States
man, shohld no longer continue their jarring.
They need not expect to gain any credit by
quarreling and contending about things which
are not. The good of the party cannot be
rightly weighed where there is SO much con-
tention; and if they care not for their own
welfare, something should be Thought Of the
party to which they belong. Men when quar-
reling among themselves, certainly cannot ex
pectto harmonize others. If you seek to still
fight do it ii some other manner than through
your paper, for truly, the prosperity of the
Democratic party does not call upon the course
you are pursuing. The contest just at hand
and demands perfect union to, prevail
Harmony is all that is necessary TO insure a
glorious success to the principles Of Democ-
racy. Then Let HARMONY be cur motto.