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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-12-05
Temperance Hotel,
B UCYRU US, OHIO!
POUND DSTONE E& THEA KER,
Pr0prietors.

TTyTlTS house formerly occupied by An
Il derson 81 Poundstone, and recently
by A. Seitz, is situated on Main stree,
two blocks south of The PUbIice Square,
and is the most pleasant part Of the
town. The proprietors respectfully in
vite the travelling public to call and find
that no effort is spared TO make their
house quiet and pleasant home for the
wearied. They are determined by their
close attention to business and moderate
charges, to merit large share Of public
patronuUa
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-12-05
MA VISION USE,
he Table,,

VIII be supplied with the best fare the
country can afford. Attached to the
premises is a convenient stable, toget ether
with commodious yard and carriage.
house.
An experienced and faithful OstIer will
at all times be in attendance.
April l6, lS45.--30-tf.
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TAKES this Method of informing the
public that he has removed to Marion
and aiken that old and well known tavern
stand, the
NJ VISION USE,
recently occupied by II. Sargent. The
establishment has undergone thorough
repair, and is newly furnished by the
present occupant, WHO is prepared TO ac.
commodate the travelling public and
Boarders, in as good style as any other
honse in his part Of the country.
TheiMansion House is the largest and
most convenient stand in Marion, and the
present occupant has had good share Of
experience IN the business, to which he
intends deVoting his entire personal at
ention, SO tha, he fatters himself that
re will be enabled to render full satisfac.
ion 10 hia puests
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
limited States Journal
BY JESSE E. DOW & Co.

'HNHE first number of our new paper W i'll
be issued this (frsI day of May, with
an entire new dress--new type, fine white
paper, with other important alterations
and Improvements. The paper will be
devoted to fearless exposition of Demo-
cratic principles; it will zeaIously aud un-
remitiingly oppose each and every effort
| 10 establish mamoth monarchy bank and
other mischievous corporations and con.
solidations of wealth, which subvert the
rights of the people and undermine the
pillars of the Republic; it will oppose an
oppressive and anti-repubican tariff sys
TEN, the assumption of the State debts
by the General Government, and all oth>
er Federal principles which have an inev.
table tendency to destroy public pros,
perity as well as individual happiness.-I
Against all such political delusions, we
shall wage nnchanging, uncompromising
war.
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produce all the real capital of the nation,
Will hnd in our paper an unwayerinr |
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y the contributions of correspondents
rom abroad. With this brief and imper.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that there i'll
be presented TO the Commissioners of
Wyandot co at their next session, pet. 70 r
county road, beginning at the ro ad lie ad.
ing from Versailles to Findlay, where said
road crosses the old county line between
Marion aud Hardin; thence north on the
old line between Hardin and Crawford
counties as near as may be practicable, to
the old corner of Hancock, and run thence
north as near as may be on the old line
between Hancock aud Crawford to inter.
sect the State road leading from Upper
Sandusky to Wiliamstowp.
MANY PETITITIONERS.
october %, 1s45-S-4t.
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NOW IN PRESS,
Another New illustrated Work!
TALES FROM SH.aK KESPEARE
BY CHARLES AND MISS LAMB,

THlS celebrated work has already pass
ed through eighty successful editions
IN London, and is shortly to be issued
mere IN avery superior style, with an or
namental initial letter to each story; the
narrative to be embellshed with elegant
engravings, (from the Illustrated Shake.
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Midsummer Nights Dreams.
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Macbeth;
Alls Well that Ends Well;
The Tanning of the Shrew;
The Comedy of Errors;
Measure for Measure;
Twelfth Night, or What you Will;
Timon of Athens;
Romeo and Juliet;
Hamlet, Prince of Denmark;
Othello;
Pericles Prince of Tyre;
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The money must always be sent inad-
vance, free of postage.
Address SAM'L ID. PATTERSON o.
Co., No. SO Chestnut St. Philadelphia.
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TAILORING :!

AT Col. Kirby's Hotel, shop Up stairs.
Garments made to Fashion OF Fancy.
TTING,
Promptly executed, and warranted to fit.
If correctly put together.
Re ~ 90 te H. g :!
Partially worn Garments, cleansed and
repaired in style not usually offered to
the public.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes by
punctual attention to business 10 receive
liberal share of public patronage.
THOMAS SPYBEY.
Upper Sandusky, Sept. 9, lS45.-3-tf
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PROSPECTUS
For TIE
FOR THE
NGRESSIOMAL JOURNAL.


The editors of the Up,ied States Jour
nal propose to commence with the next
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under the above title, TO continue through
the whole session, at the unpreceden ed
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ber. twill contain faithful and impor-
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publication. 1t being the long session, as
it is called, the volume will contain at
least 500 pages; each number will contain
sixteen pages Of solid matter. which will
enable the publishers to give all the pro,
ceedings worthy of being preserved in
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their exertions 10 obtaining subscribers,
THEOPHILUS FISK,
Jesse II. DOW.
Washington, August 10, le45,
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Brandreth's vegetable Universal Pills.


Brandreth's Vegetable Universal Pills.
Be wise. No time must be lost by the
use of foolish remedies, such as BLEEDING.
or mercury, for they both only cut off the
evil day TO make il more fatal. Even in
iDfammatory diseases, bleeding ought ne,
yer TO be resorted to, for in nine cases out |
OF ten 1t will take away the power of ma
lure TO effect the cure, even when aided
by Brandreth's Pills. They can take out
he impurities from the blood, but alas,
hey cannot put new blood into the BODY
his requires time, but they can repener.
lie old blood, but the old blood must he
here. 1t is at all times easier to erad,.
'ate mercury from the system and restore
lie mercurIalIzed being to full health than
is 10 aHect the restoration Of a man who
as repeatedly been bled. Bleeding and
he effects Of opium are the greatest an
agonists the Brandreth's, Pills have to
ontend against. Let us therefore be
Ise' and when sickness assails us, ab. l
ract The disease ont of the bool mot the l
ood out OF the body which bleeding does. !
Now, Brandreth's Pills not only purifies :
e blood, but they lessen the quantity at I
e same time they make the quality bet .
T They only take the worn out parts u
Dm the blood, those which, if retained, -
,"ld be source of disease. The good :,
ects which are derived from Brandre,hs y
lis have 10 be felt to be believed. The :,
EDS OF decay can be constantly eradica> - i,
j by their use, and the Principle of
fe-the Blood-strengthened. Thus =,
Dtractlng vigor of body and mind to 1,
r'od when we have been accustomed TO L
The taltering step and the enfeebled r,
elIect Il
Beaodre Of CounterjeHs.-Tbe following y
the only duly authorized Agents in '"
yandot county. >.
ID. d W. Ayres, Upper Sandusky; Jo. II
Oh Shorb, Little Sandusk,; w. II. Jones u
20. Cary town; II. Freet, McCutchen. u
lie; +. Bloom, Mexico; Henry Shoe. u
n, Crawford tp. II
Oct. II, lS45.-7w4. III
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Veao arrangement.
A. SEITZ.

URGENTLY OF THE AMERICAN TEMPER.
ANcE HOTEL, BUcyRUs, OHio,)
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NOTICE is hereby given, that there
will be petition presenter to the
Commissioners of Wyandot county, for
the location OF a county road commencing
where the rail road crosses the Nj. Blancb'
ard and Charlottesville road; thence aIonr
the west side Of said rail road, 10 the tovo
ofCary; thence along the west side of said
frail road to the SPringyilIe AID Craw-
ordsville road.
October 81, lsi5.-s-4t. pa;d.1 ,4
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28
NEW SERIES. VOLIy.--NO. 5O

5i loI on the south sIde of the Spring Hin road
 about 3miles from Ihe city of Mobile hpginGng at point i chains east of the eoIhtr o sections IT. IS t9 aud 20 thence nolh IA degrees easi 3R lOt 'lains, to a point ile Spring Dill Road; lhenc. with said road south 63 degrees and minutes pas | bne and ify-two chains 10 stake; ihenre south / i degrees and 10 minutes, west 35 l2 chains 10 a sfake thence west 55 lnks Ie place of beuinninr | -coutaining 3 l 2 acres mure or less. 1 55 The undivided half oflnt in the city of Mobile the east side of Water street, having front oi 500 feel on Water street bounded east by channel of Mobile river, sonth by lands of Wm. II Robertson, north by .line parallel with the south boun,ar, line of land iale ol George Poe, Jr and others and distant iherefrom 300 feef.
 56 One half interest in the brick store on the south west corner of Commerce and Planters streets, occu pied by Mallory g. Ross. having front on Commerce street of 45 feet, from the center of Planters greet | by 50 feet deep.
 57 One half interest m the brcL siore on the wesI | side of Commerce street, occupied by Foster & Bal elle next south of the last described; having from of 30 feet by 60 feet deep.
 59 One half interest in ,Ie brick store on the north side oist Francis street, running through 10 Plan iefs street, beginning GO feet west from Commerce street. having front of 22 l-z feet or less on St Francis and Pan'ers strsets by 105 feet in depth, 10 the center ,f Planters street.
 59 All that lot and large brick store the west slde of Commerce slreeI, next south of the corner of St Franris, having a front oi 34 4.l2 feet by a
 
 to All Ina, lot and small house on the southwest corner of St Francis and Wi jnson streets. having front on St Francis of 60 [ F feet by depth on Wilkinson of 90 feel. ..s ~.-
 61 Al that of land di,c north side of Dau- p'rin way from Moiile, ,....a nns Is 25-i00 acres, having thereon tue handsome dence of c. c. iazard Esq
 62 A lot of l5 acres adjoining the above.
 63 lot of S6a acres adjoining the above.
 The said sale will commence at II o'clock, A. NJ. said day aud be continued from day to day until all the tracts, parcels, lots and parts of lots above described, shall have been ofered The purchaser purchasers, will be required to advance fourth of The purchase money ana execute noies for the balance, payable in one, and three equal annual hslalments, with six per centum per interest thereon, payable in the noles of the Bank ofthc State of Alabama any Of IIs Branches, and will receive from the agent conducting such sale, certificate of purchase. ..1.. r.. Given under my hand and the seal of the State of
 Alabama affixed at Tusc;oosa, this 22d day of
 November, A. D., 184i and in the 69th year of
 the Independence ofihe tinted States of America BENJ. FITZPATRICK. By inc Governor,
 W. GARRETT, Secretary of State.
 0D- The evidence of title 10 ihe above property can bc examined at any time. by persons disposed 10 purchase, hy application at the Bank.
 nov30 249tds
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28
ARCADE REsTAURAT.

IN HOME has the pleasure [. announce to hts old He friends and patrons, and the public that having returned 10 the city, he has again established himself in the Restaurant line and will he most happy to ad minister to the wants and comforts of all who may honor him with theirs support. He ava,ls himself ol the occasion to return thanks for the liberal encour- agemeni received during the last four years, in which It has alike been his ide and pleasure 10 cater Tor the Mobile public. NI'
 His present establishment IS over the ARCADE Building, having an entrance from both St Miclmel and Panter's streets. The rooms are pleasant and airy, and have been handsomely fitted mp, and the entire arrangements made at a considerable expense Furniture, kitchen utensils, etc., all new. -l '
 Being provided with superior cooks and attentive walters, and having had long experience himself m the business, he pledges himself that his House shall not he surpassed by any similar establishment or Hotel in the city. sisal wt
 DJ-The Restaurat is open al all hours from 6 AM. to i2 o'clock, PM. Breakfast. from to lO-Dio- ner from to 4. and Supper from 6 to o'clock.
 0orla accordance with the general depression, the terms for board a the Arcade Restaurat, have been reduced to the following: -,. t.l-...-- il-- :. Board, meal per day ......l .l.... SI2 per month
 Do z do do ...,...'...$a ao .1-
 0o-The table always supplied with desert, fruit, etc. Wines an extra charge. .til.e s4r-s.f|i . Mobile, Dec. 3l. s- Irr f-t-.II -rr .slI N i.l.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

No. Sf. Michasl-st, t,oo doors abope Conaerce-s.
 Have constantly on hand a compeie assortment oi .ar DRY GOODS, embracing Blankets of every variety, Lowel, Vir- ginia, Alabama and other Osnaburgs, Lowe Linseys, Kerseys and all k,nds of Negro Cloths, together with
 full stock of Staple and Fancy articles, suitable for Planters use. Also. Russelt Brogaas. Mud Boots, and general tment of Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c.
 Brussels, Ingrain and Venitan Carpets.
 Mailing and other Floor Clntns noyl9 239lf
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28
SCHOOL BOOKS.
To Parents, Guardians and Teachers Oi
 Alabama and Mississfppi

TO Parents, Guardians and Teachers Of Alabama and Mississippi.
 ENHE undersigned would respectfully call yoHr at
 A feniion to iIe following list of School Books, universally adopted and highly recommended by all who interested in the cause of education:
 Atsbama Series of Readas-No l. The Primary Primer, new edition; No 2, The Child's Reader, new edition; No 3. Exercises in Reading, new ed- ton; No 4. Porier's Rhetorical Reader, new edi- tion; Websler's Elementary Speller; Melrical Sto- res in Chemistry and Philosophy; Oney's Geogra- phy and Atlas; Oney's Introduction to Geography; The Book of Commerce; Watt's Improvement of the Mind; Bullions English Gramner, Bulion's Greek Grarnmer; Olmstead's Natural Philosophy; tomsiock's 5 Natural Philosophy; Comstock's Chem- isry; Comsnck's Physiology; Preston's Book Keeping; The Scholars Companion; The Scholars Companion; The Scholars Reference Book; WeO- sier's Sch0ol Dictionary; hbercronbie's Moral Feelings; Goodrichs Ecclesiastical History; Lin con's Botany. Burrel's Geography of the Heav. ems; Alexander's Evidences ol Christianity; Stones Rhetorical Speakers; Hodge's Logic; w iilaid's His- tory of U. $ 8 vo; WiIiard's History of U. s. abridged; WiIlard's Universal History; Parley's Natural Theology; Bible; Newnan's Rhetoric; Newlnan's Political Economy; Buffers Analogy; Kame's Elements of Criticism; Daves' first Les sons in Ariihmetic; Davies Arithmetic; Davies Key to Arithmetic; Davies Algebra; Davies' Key to Algebra; Davies' Elementary Geometry; Dawes Bourdon's Algebra; Dawes Legendre's Geometry; Davies' Suryeyingi navies' Analytical Geometry; Davies Descriptive Geometry; Davies Caculus; Davies Shades and Shadows; Anlhon's Latin Les- sons; Anlhon's Latin Prose Compositions; Anihon's Latin ProsoJy; nt,on's Cicero; Anthon's Cesar; Anthon's Sallust; AnthOn's Horace; Anthon's Greek Lessons; Anthon's Greek Prose Composition; An- thon's Greek Prosody; AnIhons Jacobs Greek Reading; Anthon's Greek Grammar, Anihon's Die tionary of Antiquities; Anihon's Classical Dction- ar,; Andrews ani Stoddard's Latin Grammar; An. d,c ws' Question to Latin Grammar; Andrews First Lessons h. Latin; Andrews Latin Reader; An drews Vir Rone; Andrews SaTsst; Andrews La- lin Exercises; Andrews' Key to Latin Exercises; Donnegan's Greek Lexcan; Greek Testament; Ainsworih's Latin Dictiona,y; Cooper's Virgil; Homer Iltas; French Guide; Bolmar's Levizac's French Grnmmar; Vie de George Washington; Re- cue Dranlsiique; Recreations, Ins. at E,nusantes; Adventures of 'Teemaque; Boyer's French DictIon- ary; The Young Choir; The School Singer; Bur rows Panofore Primer; Meneke's Instructor; Hunten's Instructor.
 1 have also constantly on hand large and well selected stock of Blank Books and Stationary; Law Medical, Theological and Miscellaneous Books and will fill all orders with promptness at very low pri- ces. At 2S Dauphm street, opposite the large Grfm Ha. (octlS 2l9cmo) s. W. ALLEN.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28
CHEAP VARIETY STORE,

NO OZ CO1nNeTCe 5eTed. :
 MR ISRAEL LEAVlTT most respectfully in- lVu forms the c.tixens Of Mobile and vicinity, that he has removed from Water street to 62 Commerce street, where can be iound Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes. Hats, Hardware, and general lurnish ing store, which would he too numerous to mention
 He advises all in of goods 10 call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. He has large lot of Fhnneis and l2 Blankets, which he will sell very cheap. The highest price paid for dry COW hides.
 noy26 2l5Mmo "
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28
NEEROES FOR SAT,E

O. THE SUBSCRIBER having located him. self permanently in Mobile and Baltimore, now of iers fer sale lot of likely young Negroes, compri- sing field hands, house servants, etc. Among them is good smith and excellent seamsiress. He wlll also he receiving shipments of Negroes from Balti- more during ihe season. City reference given as title. etc. o. Lefayene House, corner of Royal and Si. Michael streets.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28

 GROCERIES, &c., received by late arrivals " from Boston
 OIL-20 bbis Winter beached pure Sperm
 casks Spring bIeached pure Sperm. and unbleached, 10 bbls beached Whale
 CANDLEs-200 boxes Ist quality pure Sperm, assorted sizes
 SoAP-200 boxes No. Boston Brown
 15O hf do do do do
 BEASs-l5 bbls small white Northern
 CRAsBERRiEs-6 bbls, 30 balfand 50 quarter, Curtis brand
 CoFFEE-lJ2 sacks Rio
 50 do old Government Java
 PoTAToEs-20O bbls Chenangn, in fine order
 ONioSs-I50 bbls Silver Skins, in Flour bbls and in first rate shipping order
 SUGAK-3O bbls Loaf, 40 bbs crashed No l,
 SHEETINes-l2 l2 bales heavy Portland, s9 100 yards to the pound
 DENIES 10 bales Ind,go colored
 KLRsEYs-5 cases for sale low to close con- sgnment
 MATTREssEs-25 double. cured Hair, to close consignment, fer sale by
 janls JAS, A. HOOPER, 40 St Michael-sl VNJHTTAKER & SAMPSON have m store and w for sale consignment Ial Bagsing and Rope-30 pieces and l30 coils Flour-lb0 bbls Illinois and Missouri Whiskey--50 bbls and 25 hhls Monongahela Brandy-2 quarter casks Cognac , 10 bbls old American Brandy | Gin-I0 bbls old American Rnm--lO lbls old New England Oil--20 casks Judas winter bleached Sperm | 10 bbls Linse d Oil. Cider-2Obbls Northern | Vnegar-l5 bbis Northern | Sperm Candles-250 boxes assorted brands W hite Lead-300 kegs Brooklyn county Green Painl-2 ID packages superior N Castle hams-5 hhds and 25 bbls Sugar Cured | Champagne-25 baskets assorted brands | Negro Kerseys-6c se<. Toblcco--20 boxes | Tea-l3 chests Chuin Black and old Hyson
 Soap--i00 boxes New ierk No ..., 1 Port " ne-5 casts double grape | Pickles-2 cases assorted .a-iii'' | nay--5O bales Northern. Janzi | V.SOR SALE at Northern prIces-a qf ia. | SPERM CANDLES -l50 l,oxes first quality . | !. GOSHEN RUrrER-50 kegs superior | H EHEEsE-2O0 boxes | JAVA CoFFEE-50 bags superior TEAS 300 packages black and green .s OsSABuRos-I5 bales Lowell No | SHIRT,Nes--lO bales B I Lowell |r.a KERsEYs-5 cases Lowell and Middesex . l I. SoAP-500 boxss Nc .f. ..tr,.. .I.-. l. . 7f CASTLE SoAP-50 boxes Marseiles .. l n SPERM and WHALE OIL
 e LINsEED oIL--500 gallons pure
 WHITE LEAD-200 kegs No in oil
 jan22 T. II. CHEEvER, 40 Cpmnerce.st TLASS WARE-The subscribers have i" store NH on consignment, a large assortment Of articles in tle above line consisting in part os 1.....,., Quart Bar Decanters, pint do | 8 Flute pint Plumbers, heavy Ear dc l a, Sofa mould Salts, flute octagon do' 'n shell | A Nappie,'s 1 in hcxagon a. .t.o9 l. l Nsppier's pillow mould Salts .,, Table $ Tumble, s, flute brilliant S s do O | Oc,agon Nappers, g m 8, 2, ,6, hn'ed Dishes Cylinder Japaaned Sun,hr"as' Cone do M b l Foot Lamps, MoIasses Jugs Globe Sunihrons, &c., Re- ftis i''fi a-I t All of which they will sellyery bow f,r cash.
 ianlOKmo Sf& JONES. I URIsH POTATOEs-l90 hampers, for sale by l janle ,. VhEiLLf x " ,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28

GNSURANCE-The Protection Inswance Com II pany, of Hartford, Connecticut, continue to take Fire, Mari and River risks, favorable terms as any other office io the City. They will insure rane brick buildings and iheIr contents in Mobile and its vicinity, at the customary aIes of premium. .F ,-1 .,.' .',,fs E. c. CENTER X co.
 a5 faHiH Corner of Commerce & Conti sts.