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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-09-26


so that we may be able to give all inqulring
friends, pleasing report of our labor. You
can see by the following letter with what
anxiety the result of the electionin our coun-
ty is looked for abroad. Democrats, let the
result be a glorious one.
COLUMBUS, Ono,
Sept. 10, le45.
FRIEND GnEs;--I have received two
numbers of the democratic Pioneer and
am much pleased with ii; and do hope
it will meet with liberal patronage from
the Democracy Of Wyandot. A demo-
cratic paper rightly conducted, cannot
fail to be of immense benefit to the good
cause in your county; and 1t is therefore,
incumbent upon those who are anxious ior
the success of our party, 10 use their bes'l
endeavors to obtain for the Pioneer, such
a support as will render it an efficient ad-
vocate of republican principles. That II
will be sustained 10 respectable man
ner, have no doubt.
The result of the coming election IN
Wyandot county is awaited for here with
oonside erabIe anxiety. assure you, when
we heard that The Democrats had elected
most of the county officers, we reJoiced
exceedingly to think that the wings had
been so grieyously disappointed. Can
not we expect to hear of your having
chieyed more splendid victory this iail
by electing all of your candidates oy IN
creased major.ties! | think SO. l 'hink
we can look to the result of the coming
election in Wyandot with certainty; for
when the people have once become ac
ouainled with the many deinquencles OF
the last Legislature, they cannot again
trust party which has proved SO recre>
ant to the trust reposed in 1t. When they
reject Upon tie many measures passed by
tha, Legislature which have the tendency
Of fbbbing labor of its reward-when they
think of the intricate character and base
provisions of the banking law--of the nn-
ius,ness OF the tax aw-oe the unconst.-
tu,ionali,y of the Registry law and the
law amending the statute dividing tie
State into Congressional districts, and oil
the many o,he unjust acts not mentioned, Z,
they cannot be SO regardless Of the true
interest Of our State as 10 again place IN
tie ascendency party which has shown
itself to be the willing instrument oi
wealth in its entcavors to crush ana re-
duce to the bonds of seryitule, the labor,
ng and producing classes of community
7 Lave too much confidence in the intell J.
gence and integrity of the mass to doaol
for a moment but that they will, IN the
ensuing election, assert their disagree
ment to all laws which create an UNJUST
inequality on account of veal h, or which
would give TO the few privileges of which
the m any are deprived; and thus believ-
ing, shall rest easy about the result OF
the October election.
This has been avery sickly season In
Columbus. Indeed, have heard it sa ID
that there has been more sickness tins
summer and fall, than there has been for
the last thirty years, saving the year of the
| cho lera.
Our news market is barren, and can
therefore give you none.
Truly yours,
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Seven Pirates 10 be Hanged.--The slave
traders who rescued prize from Brit
ish cruiser on the African coast, killing
ten Engllshmen, a few months ago, have
been tried 10 England and condemned to
death. They are natives of Spain and
Portugal.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-09-26

Corruption worshippcrs always hate a
free press: its voice is ever too potent
against their evil deeds to meet their APP
probation. They would have the whole
world night-dark as their own secret
and cunning acts--with no sunlight 10
gladden. the hearts Of the millions!
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-09-26

Names.
Administration Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the subs
scrlber has been appointnd and qualified
as Administrator on the estate of George
Miller, late of Wyandot county, Ohio,
deceased, Dated this 3D. day Of Septem-
ber, 1915. JAMES l.. HARPER.
n2w3.*
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-09-26

30 K.-For a long time people puzzled
their brains TO discover the meaning o.
the cabalisiic letters %. X Recent
events, however, furnish a key 10 the mys-
terry. What can they mean out for OH
this, Konlinsns Oregon, Kalifornia,
Xanada, and Kuba.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-09-26

occurs in the vote of Davidson county,
Tennessee. For three successive years
the whig majority has varied but one vote
in l643, il was $685. in 1874, 5s2; anu
now $50 again!
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-09-26
MARRIED.

At Leesyile on the 10Th inst, by Rev.
John Petit, Mr.. THOM AS PERSONS to
Miss NANCY McCLASKY.
By the same, on the same day, at Mex
ico, Mr.. SIDNEY WARREN to Miss
CHARLANA G. BINGUM.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-09-26
Ercsh Groceries.

which, for quality and price, can't be beat
this side of sun rise. They have Coffee,
Tea, Sugar, Molasses, Pepper aud Spice,
Tobacco, and every thing else that could
be dreamed of in tie grocery line. Also,
Glass, Nails, Sole Leather, Queensware,
&c, all of which will be sold at prices
thai piH asioaish the natiuest 0IIF.Their
store room may be found obliquely orpo-
site Mr.. Kirby's Hotel.
Upper Sandusky, Aug. goth, 1915.
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Ever in the Memory of the People.


Ever in the Memory of the People.
A meeting was held in Washington city
for the purpose of erecting monument
to the memory of the venerable old sol
der and patriot. Gen. ANDREW 'ACh-
son, a man than whom none Us more
WORTHY bright spot in the memory OF our
country. His deeds will never die so long
as an American heart liveth.
The following proceedings OF the meet
inc are taken from the U. S. journal:
ONUMENT TO JACKSON.
Pursuant to public notice, numerous
and highly respectable meeting of the CIT
;zen, of Washington favorable to erec'
ton, in this city, of Colossal Equestrian u
s,,t,o in honor of the memory of An
drew jackson, assembled at tho Apoiio
Hall, on Monday evening, the 10Th Of Sep,
tember, lS45.
The meeting was called to order oy
JAMES HoBAN, Esq, and, on motion, "en'
John P. VAN Ness was unanimously call
ed 10 the Chair, and after few appropr''
ale remarks by him, the Hon. AMOS KEN
DALI and JonN BOYLE, Esq, were APP
pointed Vice Presidents, and JAMES Ho'
pAN and w. MAURy, Secretaries.
Mr.. HopAN offered the following Teso'
lutions;
R,soired, That the American people be
called upon to unite in erecting at 'he
scat of the Federal Government suita'
BILE monument to the memory OF lhe He-
70, Patriot apd Sage, whose recent loss
the nation still dcplores, to 60 down 10
our mos distant posterlty, as rec0fu u
the great mans glory, OF his country
gratitude and grief.
Resolued, That a colossal eln'sfr'dn
Statue in imperishable bronze, is deemed
,he most suitable for the purpose; to
transmit to future centuries the features
and form On which the annals of the ke-
publc will teach each new succeeding
neration to look with an ever renewed
love and reverence, and an ever renew
ing ambition to emulate his noble deeds
and noble virtues.
Resoived, That for the purpose OF rais
inr. by voluntary subscription 'hereqnls
| tie sum, a Central Committee OF thir'een
be appo ntcd, which shall proceed for'h
with TO or ganize the necessary measures
for The objection Of such subscription
by whom monthly publication OF the
same shall be made, and the money Sc
curely invested; and
Resolred. That, as General jackson
own most trusted and beloved lrlend, anu
the selected nheritor of his papers, and
Guardian of his fame, Francis 2, Blair, be
appointed Treasurer.
Rcsolued, That the following citizens
| constitute said committee OF thirteen
with power to supply vacancies; ahd'
after the completion Of the s"bscr'p'
finn. 10 direct and superintend the exc"
cution of the proposed work:
Gave Johnson, Francis P. Blair, Ihos'
Richie. Amos Kendall, John T. Van Ness
John G. Rives, WIN. A. Harris, jesse NJ
Dow, Benjamin b. French, John w. Man
rv. Charles X. Gardner, james Ho5an,
Chas p. Sengstack.
Which resolutions were read and en-
Enthusiastically adopted.
And the meeting adjourned.
JOHN p. VAN NESS, Pres.
AMOS KENDALL, y. President.
JouN BOYLE,
Jsre' 5ss" " H.sss, .Sas,y. Secretaries
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-09-26

ntT The Raj calls us brother, we for
bid this, as we have no Rat brVtberi and
then the people might think we rob stores
If We we're brother. Call il not again.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-09-26
MERCHANDISE,

just received from the eastern cities, oum-
prising every article asked for in Dry
Goods Store, such as Broadcloths, Sati-
netts, Cassimeres, FIannels, Bleached d
Brown Muslins, Tickings ,Calicoes by the
cord, of every price and color; Muslin
De Lains, Alpaccas, Bombazines, Tyler
ines, Merinos, Ginghams, Lawns, Ladies
Hose and Miits, &c. &c. They have also
a large and well selected assortment oil
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-09-26
NEW GROCERY AND BAKERY.

THE subscribers would respectfully
announce to the citizens of Upper San,
dasky, and surrounding country,th they
have opened a
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-09-26

One question and then we will await
an answer. How many cranberries can
you Thing of the rat ofice1 pick in one
Sabbath, provided Sou do not get chased!
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-09-26

A T my instance an attachment was ais
1A day issued by Henry Freet a jaseiee
of the Peace of Tymochee township, Wy
eff. c,s of John Tus.ng, nonresident of
said county.
Dated this 10th day OF September 1915
SOLOMON BLASURE,
By P. A. TYLER his Atty.
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Sheetings s. Shi2.tings
GROCERIES,.

Suchfas Coffee, Tea, Loaf and Brown Su-
gar, Paints and Dye -stnffs, Pepper and
Spices Of all kinds, Powder, lead and shot, f,
and almost every other article usually
kept in store in the Western Country
which l will 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, 1845-09-26
Grocery j. BaAel,y

in the above named place, one door soiirrTTS
of Kirby's Hotel, where they may at all
times be found, ready, able and ssltiiRg to
sell Groceries as Cheap as the clIeapesl,-
Among their assortment may be aanj,
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Molasses. Powder
Shot, Lead, Confectionaries, Bread, &c,
&c., and all 4 er articles generally kept
in retail Grocery. They Lopo by strict
attention TO business TO merit share OF,
public patronage
J. & J. MYERS:
Upper sandusky, Aug. 30, 1915.
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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-09-26
THE DEMOCRACY OF WYANDoT.

iih Di1nioois1h0A W !"
We believe this little county will turn
the bright side up, and Democracy tri-
umph. Democrats, let us be up and doing,
so that we may be able to give all inquiring
friends, pleasing report of our labor. You
can see by the following letter with what
anxiety the result of the election in our coun-
ty is looked for abroad. Democrats, let the
result be a glorious one.
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Clear the Track F.!

NEW STORE, NEW GOODS and NEW
PRICES!
IN AYRES e. Co. having established
~ themselves in Upper Sandusky Wy
andot CO., o., would especially call the
attention ofthe public to their extensive
stOck of
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VIRGINIA


SamueIS prIsg's adm Complainant.
-, Us. In Chancery
I homas Jones q others. Defendants
Ia hs Crcuii superior COURT II Lawaqd eh1ncery
for Ohio county
DURSUANT 10 n decree of the SAID Court. pro.
nounced in lhe above named cause, on The
2O'h day oi Febru 'ry lS45. the undersigned O
dep"iy for Peter Yarnall md acting as Commissioner
IN Ills behalf, will sell. ON the second day Of Juuc
1913. at public auction, 10 The highest bid 'cr al
The 'front.' duOr Of the Court h.use uf Ohio county
lois Numbered seven aud eight. q and 3 ia square
numbered fifteen. (l5) in Spngg g. Richie's nddl.
hon TO South Wheeling, commonly known a.
Riichieiowh,
The above named lots. or n suflicicncy To satisfy
The complaInan''s claim. with iniernsl and Gusts OF
sui. will be sold ona credit Of SIX, weIve and
eighteen months from tho day Of sale. ia equal
insialmenis; The purchaser or purchasers giving
bonds with good security. bearing interest from the
day Oi sale. and he title To he retained us a further
security, until The whole Of The purchase money is
sa't. w MITCHELL. Depaty Sheriff aud
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United SrATES UOTCI.-

N.oi me Ro'iroud Depot, CUMBERLAND, Mn
'gNHE Proprietor re ~pectfully infori,is his
n friends and tn public. that he has taken
this SPLENDID NEW HOTEL, which he now
confidently oilers tn the patronage OF the pull lie
TABLE ENTERTAINMENT The Parlors
and chambers have b:cn tast,fullv fitted up
win entire ner Furniture and BEDDING, with
ms quests especially Of ladies and families.
The depdrtmer' 81 the Larler is equally wei
ordered. Intact Mere Is, throrsh every DEPART
mont of the establishment. an air of neatness
a nd elegance that cannot ia To please all who
may iuyor HIM with u call. "A u TON.
NAV 8
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MEDICAL CARD.

kOCTOR FAWCETT. Of l06 Fulton street.
New York. Member Of the Royal College
bi Surgeons Of London and Edinburgh, and Gradu.
u,e Of tho Jefferson Medical College. Of Philsdel.
phia; also author Of n work embracing The follow
ing subjects, viz; Mainmony. Ir potency, and StetiI.
NY a'ia,omieally. phvsologicolly and medically cS>
p'oined' with a comprehensive exposition Of The 90.
Iufe ana mouefn treatment Of ~ phillis, Secondary
Symptoms, Gonoubooo. Glect Slriciures Noc,r,oI
Emissions. and all The consequences arising from
MssfurbaIiUn. DR. Fawcelt continues his private
'consullaiioh on the above mentioned diseases. n,
his long established Office. log Fulton street where
The most aggravated forms OF disease will Yell 10
bis mode OF treatment, without restraint IN Diet or
exercise, ond without mercury; even when lbo pro.
creative energies become paralJ zcd or torpid. from
excessive Indulgence 81 The passions, ho will be
uble 10 fesiUfo the paris 10 health aud vIgor. Per.
cons nta distance enclosing 81. can have a copy ri
tho work. All Letters must be posi- paid. aud direc
ted 10 Dr. II Fawceu, 1876 Faiton 81 Now York
ian 10
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HOTEL.

EXCHANGE PLACE, BAL1IMOR3.
ME subscriber respectfully unnornces TO his
friends and The public. ihai Lee has purchased
MeERA STUS COLrMNN'S Interest. and brcomo
sol 'e ssee vi the above rs ablishmcn..
The lluiel is located Convenient Ia NIL The PRtN-
ClPAL STEAMBOAT LANDINGS M RAlE
ROAD DEPOfS. and uners every induceineht ivr
c"'ni1r'. The Rooms nIe large aud airy. and fur
nisl'ed in n style not surpass,d hy any similar c.
'abiishmcnI in The UniIcd States.
tn'th The experience 'he Proprietor has bid in
The ma"hg, meuI ui a FIRST CASS UOTEL. Lo
u 'iers himself that every department uf he esrat.
'irh'ncni WI he conducted - a style To please those
Who may iatOr hItn with a call.
dee 5-rw JOHN WEST
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VIRGINIA
S "ooi sprisg'' adm. co"p'aiHa'.
Shadrarh $ Weldin a. others. DE-
Ia Me Circuit superior eo"pt Of yaw and ehaneery
t"r OHIO country.
H1uksUANr 10 a Decree pronounced by the said
IA Court IN the abUve q eau e. on The 2J,b ,Iov of
February 1916, The undersigned a deputy Tor Peter
farnall sheriff al said county aud acting as Crmmis
sinner in this b' h~nlf,will sellon Monday The second
dav of June 1913. at public atoti"h. To The highest
bidder. al the front door of The Comu house of O,io
county. hts numbered seventeen aud eighteen ~
and Is III square numbered eighteen ISL an
Sptisg N Ri'ciiie's addition tn S1ulh Wheeling
commonly known rs Richie T"rp
The abore named lots viii be sbd IN = credit al
SIX. Twelve mud eighteen monihs. rrom The dav oi
sale. M equal iusialmrnis; The purchaser or pnrcln
sets giving bonds with good security bearing inieres,
from the daS oi sale aud The tile y be rclnined ms a
further security. until the " hole of hc purchns. mon.
cy is paid | w MI rCIIELL. Delaty S oNS
ap 20 I'm J&F commissioner.
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VIRGINIA

Samuel Sia'ggs Ldm Complainant
Lewis Walker & Others. (enda.,s
Ia he Circuit Superior court Of Lato aud Chqneer y
fr Ohioc unty.
I'd to a decree of the said Court. pro.
" nouneei IN The above named cause, on The
ioih DAY OF February 1916. The Undersigned, n
deputy for Peter Yamall. sheriff vf said county. aud
acting as commissioner IN this behalf. will sell on
VI ndoy, he second day Of jane 1915. a, public
anc'icn. 10 The highest bidder. mt the front unof of
mo court house of OHIO county, lots numbe red
thirteen. fourteen, fifteen and sixteen. (l3 IA. Is
and l6) in square numbered fourteen ia in
spileg " Riichie's addition To South Wheeling.
commonly known us Richie ,oyn.
Tue above nnmed lots or n suniciency 10 so,i>fy
The complainanls demand and costs of suit, will be
sold ON a credit of sir. fueive. aud eighteen months
from the day Of sale. IN equal nsialmen,s. the
purchaser or purchasers giving bonds with good
security, bearing interest from The day OF sale. and
The lille TO be retained as n further security, until
The Whole % lihe purchase money be paid,
w MITCHELL. Deputy Sher,F d c,mr.
mp 90 I'm J&F
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THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER
NAIL,

s,s-r LooAN, master, will con
Ahs tinue to Iun through the
seHsun as a weekly packet
between PniSbur' h aud
Cincinnaii; leaving Wheeling cveiy Wednts.
day evening al Q o'clock and Cincinnati every
Saturday al 10 A M.
This steamer is provided with Evans Safe
~ Valves and an iron roof as Protection a.
gainSt explosion and fire
For freight or passage apply On board.
feb 90
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NEW NJ STEAMER NEW ENGLAND

rSS The new and fast running paS
I.lA.k Senper steamer NEW ENG
SEE.i2 LAND, Gamstl d Page, COM
HSSSAso mander, will coniinue la make
regular weekly trips to CInci.nai leaving
Wheeling every Wednesday evening al Q -,
clock and Cincinnati every Saturday at iOAM.
For freight or pa; sIge, having superior ac-
commodalions, apply ON board.
6The New England was built expressly
for the Cincinnati tIade, AMI will Continue in
tne uade The whole season.
sIThe New England j. provided with Evans
Safely Guard 10 prevent the explosion Of boil.
cts. feb 81
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NEW U S MAIL STEAMER CLIPPER.

The new and To-. :"
SIN n1ng -, amer CT PPtR
n Crooks, commnndrt
will continue - make re
gular weekly lIipsio Cincinna,i;leaving Wheel
ing every Friday evening at 9 o'clock, and Gin
cinnari every Monday at 10 A Nj.
Flo freight or passage, having superior ac'
comm, d atoms, apply on board.
GThe CIippe: was built expressly frr the,
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh Iade, aud vi con
tinue in the iIade.he whole season. Ieb 2i
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NEW

GREER & MoTTE, No IG2. Market square,
~ are now receiving their second STOCK of
FALL N WINTER GOODS,
Having purchased them az q great reduction OF
price, we are prepared to offer good bargains To
those who mayfdyJr us with a call. In the as.
sortment may be found;
Dress G0Ods,-Cashmere D'Fcosse, chusan,
redosan, Afghan Plaid, MOusli inc de Lame, very
cheap: Alpaca, LusiIe all kinds, 3OpeT cent low.
er than usualj Ginghams, every variety.
Fancy articles. Trimmings dc.-Hosio.y OF
every kind; White Goods, irish Linen, Russia &
Birdseye Diaper crash; Alpa ca Aprons; Brown
and White Holland; WINNING Glmps and Firm.
CESS Silk and Worsted SCrgci Silk ana NOrstej
coat Binding; coat cord, Twist, Sewing Silk,
Thread, Buttons; SIlecia &c. &c.
a large assortment Of English and American
CalcOes. very cheap.
For Geltieme ems Uedr.-Cioths, cassimcrcs,
Sattnets, kentucky Jeans TwCcds, Satin, Mcri.
noe, cashmere and other VestinRs; Gents' era
watts and stocks; all Of which we can sell AT
much lower fnccs than they we're sold early IN
the season.
Domestic Goods Rcd, brown. yellow and
white Flannel, PLAID, Iinsev, l%ri,lingS, the hest
makes Of brown aud blcachod Muslin, Ticking
checks, Domestic StrIrcs and Plalds. Cotton
Yarn aud carpet chalu, always on hand.
nov n
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BOOKS, BOOKS, sc.
JOHN j HASH ELI

he O0KSELLER STAT ner and Blank Book
I'D ManutaciuGer, Union Street, Wheeling,
keeps constantly On hand ard manu,at iures 10
order Blank Account Boo Ks &C ever descrip-
lion. MERCHANTS and Others who are re-
curing New Book, can have them rHlGd TO
any pattern, aud be uud m Tie most Desirable
II amer at the shortest notice, and warranted 10
give sat siactiOn
STt To merry in all its %vaTiotv, suitable
Tor Merchants, Banks and Publp Offices.
Al>n-A large assortment, Oi School, CLASH
cal, Theological Medical and Juvenile Book,
al The rcry iOIctI prices. mar IA