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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21

a, xex Orleans there continues TO be moderate
= for Exchange: no change in rates Bills on Lon
s0 "a Q, premium on Paris q s5e5f q. 6" day bills
so,th "a discount SIGHT checks. ia premium
-. are dull but change in rates Cotton to Liv
laced; 20 Havrc &c. pm.
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If he bark RIVER Methodist Conference. VIII deliver
Discourse IN the Juversaisi Church IN Eixahe,h-sL nea
Walker on Monday tie III iusL 81 one-quarier before
O'Clock IN the evening Collection VIII be taken up Z
assist the Methodist fpscopa. Church of orsssny Cned
county IN hqudaine he deti their house OF Worship
ie,i =
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l 4 F1r lie Sea Po-age L41.-JOhS shELDOSs Pa
-ai Uucl- Pockrl Cnp4non con.Aals Letter b~-ance
- - - Ia - 49,, .s az. rates ~ Postage. the
o. n 81 Al ~. ATo.reupos NeiS-,s CONVENIENT
Pea aaa Holder Improved eseI-pol.ed Penell, Ioo-
p4 - >,.-sn-lua-e Leiicr sea- reserve Of L-ao-
n IA ~. Ca.e al lie Whole serves % measure VIII
'..ns sKacy aches forming complete Naam Z Par.
vo H. cO1Tenirnces u whoa are ~ -4e .!
with -srh -rLcI- .--l-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21

t~on tine causes of Fires, with Statistical Information am
Remarks The methods Of eNiingui.lmg re>. Illustrate
,ih numerous governments and the exhibition ~ a
method OF eNtnsus ung FIRE without wafer. hy La"ren'
Reid Professor at Chemistry 90 ue College Of Pharmacy
lac. CIV OF NewNOk On THURSDAY Evening. june - b
ana T. NJ Al the isceum oi Naiufa History. Broadway,
few doom below Prince. Ticket, > els. el ; MATHS
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~ \,v.york ,ecrcd Mu.ic >ociefy.-A ~

ca meeting for Rehearsal, and Tor me transaction on ~
ness of importance, VIII BE- held al me soceys ha -
Broadway cn Monday evening neNt, al o'clock. liver.
performing member j. particularly requested 10 attend
Bvorier III. r. NENNl, Secretary. je@l ,
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No 100 ~ LION slkffI, ~hrf" may ~ fuand 3
and splendid s-.oriin-ni 81 French fnshsh 80
American CLOTHS, tAsSIMkRfs and tEsfiNOs.
which vii be- male up 10 order Ia style notio L. supsss~A
l-- suy.
Our FREUD. and the public nvi..i call and ~sssnins
oar goods and pfice- before purchasing TeTms, CASH
myL .sr ffLT sTOs khRlDOH
SUMNER t.OOD--A he New iofs ash s.sos-
- ny Establishment ~ Broadway, doors lelo~ he
rrsnkin luu~~ hne assortment Of Linen Drl- slnalo
Nrd tA--n-r-. rch -ks and NHssille- N-~ings 9Th
genera arssimrn of rrh isnry Dress Articles Vel ~os.hy
nr attention 20 gentlemen requiring an usiti fol Inc sow.
lrlilnlsl J. 4. fbOlu 90.
I.'ON ~ INNER WEAR A lsfg. assortment Cssh.
msret Summer toth Tweed AMI Linen tosis IN W,
rous styles. iof sal. ready made. 81 ~ brsf~ay
myai-lms Wm Z JtNNi>oss TO
NAVY Blue WER1<O ju-l received and wiI 10
a made Ia Order III usiIs moderate prle~s
VIM T. JENNINGS 4 co, Tslors,
,slO lmi-s III Bfs~d~sy American Hosi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21

L Ing Funeral Oh-equie- Of GENERAL ANDREW
JACKSON. most splendid Mernelfo. io boz worn on aa
occasion. most eXqusely engraved and printed are nov
ready. and for sale in amy quantity, by
:. q. STEELE.
fngrayer and Printer. l5l Broadway
ie1l p One door above LiherfV-sf. up stairs.
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$1,000.

81 ,OtV. cn-h can purchase bali o - inefe- n
r4anI.lf turing business, winch Will pay ne profit on
10000 Dollars per unnin. Tue partner must lake ch.r-e
fir business. Cal ui No lu Val street, room a. =. b.
The best OF reference Will be- required. i-2 2w.
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urlroIIrs IEWrLRY 3 sTLYER WARE

- HAMMOND a. co. of fle la'c tm Of BENEDICT a
-. HAMMOND. vil continue ilr selling ana fe pairing
I'd Inc Wsfee Id e 4 stand 80 ~ Merchants ENchanee.
entrance fr-f door 100 William q
In addition 20 ier former ~ e-eleeed -iocs iiey heYe
.x and Anchor E-capfmfnf acie-. OF fle fr-f quality
STRANGERS Wishing fr city. who v-A i0 purchase " afch
.- Jeivery and Silver Ware. N rii y io if advantage
ID rs and examine Hur -incA-
: HAMMOND having attended personally 10 ihe repairing
ofCHRONOMEI Frs aud ElNk WATCHES, DO ine lai'
ref IN NFDfCT a HAMMOND. wlll continue "a do 80
g connection with h- present partner who has also c-iaD
shed d b. lh reputation in lis profession
Particular attention paid 20 repairs oi MANltb AND
oEEfCF CLOCKS Ieli 5awiu
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- The Rev. Ride, A. Herschen. of Lond,

Will preach beafO the American society FOR menoraiins
IN, Condition of the Jews. TOMORROW SABBATH
MORNING. m the Reformed Dutch Church IN Henry-.t
BROOKLYN tRev. Or. BrOdhead-) SUBJECT; The IHica
and spiritual Import eftse Iag Of ffoHtment
Aso in the eV enng. IN tie Central Presbyterian thlrc
m Br,ouie-sireei ,R..v Dr. Adam,'sl SUBJECT; tn
>pi-faai >igni fcancy Of tse Feast of Tabernacle.
COLLECTIONS " u. be- taken up in ai oi ie Society. le2 IT,
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ron, u.nn,us.. pa,eut Lace or Body brace

Tl- r.,r,rent designed to relieve dyspepsia weakness
and main In sides 81 roren>sf' IN he stomach
.-nafor and piles weak lung- cough and .pnz ~ blood
,,inafon OF the hart weakness - the hips and limbs
S,oo,rr Of he body. with curvature ~ The snf
sge.n, Of shoulder particularly n children and young
i.dle. female debility or1 weakness u VOICE. san
.fr-.-s eras Students and others who keep th- bent
tgde III m much mneiafe coniOrf from s L operate
nv e-gsfnr the whole Pile ri organs (which have l.-i
Il from muscular wea8l---i aud maintaining 'frn Tins ry
if. Hfng a-1biy Dr. b. can be- consulted A. ~ Br0a1
,vsv over fi. store ~ Hr " 49, oprcsn Office Only from
A NJ 10 z ". and 20 P. VI. for few 'efnae
i In Attendance Ladies. Cry and Country Physicians
and Druggists are invited 20 call and may 10 --rre Pr
anuIving p; ~. above address Common Sense oI
chrome Disease, for sa-An arrangrlneat no re r.
pay he made MO cn@ou-
70 Great BLESSING which money cannot
equal IN value age cannot impair. prejudice -loFr malice
neuireze. commercials -upn.alt-DALLETs NAscAL
PafN EXIRaCT0R winch can c4re any and al diseases a.
tented with scIe. pain soreness and l1smma0l Person
having small pOx may by fr ~ .he above -ave Do
clr. without -car-nOi one Oi thousand who use % hl
openly declare 20 fie most mighty allf0fe Il s World
Sold wholesale ana retail a. 30. ~ alton street. SUI h
ilg. =. y. A. orders 20 be- addressed % IL Daley c-fe
Aa..l Frost jels5r
~ Boston subscriptions to the New-N ofA
Tribune received ly auilor.-ed Agents. ktDDlN' 60
sia-freef. Term--0 cents pr week or Two lrli- iu
Single Copies.
Weekly Tribune every Friday Morning iof cents or :
per anuumL
Al new and cheap publications for sale a. low a. issued
hv Boston Puhf-her- Thers Napoleon. ~ essir
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49, rATIKDAY AND Sunday Az.

IzklH.k.S5NTkKNOON EAtIKsIUN.-Tks 3tsamr
boat MUTUAL SAFETY. Capt Lywb>s,
VII make an Excursion on SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
AFTERNOONS down The Bay and around 1e Llehi 81 ,
lOw anchored eagh miles ousids us Hook L~sviog
Duane-.t a. O'Clock canalsL ~ quarter past Hans
q, cd o. al half pas, Delalcrys 81 2; Muset-st y
usrier past IL and pier No. North River hall past
Fare Tor the Excursion 81 cents.
On TIE bsck passengers III b. landed For Han.
Ion and al allowed them yist As extensive for.
fcsnon open the Inspection OF me public through III
courtesy Of the officer 10 charge there. ri
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- SlON.-A beautiful engraved brea-fpn, with the iae
NJ Of General Jackson the daie- of h birth Baiil- o.
Orleans m terms Of Presidency. and he oeaih In ~
mounted black Grape r0iie suitable for the cereuofc
Of Tuesday, the 1iit inst. For sale wholesale and retail
! by JOHN j. BROWN i Co.
| ie2 = Fulton ~, near Nassau.
| s-.--------- l----- m LIZ. lr.-.a --Ln---.L
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cTATE PRISON CONTRNCT-Pl

- received ior he labor hy the day of hc c0nvc- employ
sd m the Shoe department the NewIefsey STATE Prison
numbering rom ~ 10 81. new contract 90 commence t
sf day of August next and for such period be-
mutually agreed ga. The ln-iif4iion wall furnish -upern
tudani. practically acquainted with the business. >u.ccn
security vii be- required from the Proposals
other communications the subject VIII be- addressed O,
le subscriber. J. T. GADDl>,
Keeper NewJersey Stale Prison.
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sCHENCK'S PuLMOMIc SYRUP
NOTlCE-The oce for The sale oftDis valuable Medicne
has been removed from ~ No Coar;lsnd s0eet
P. 8 BLEKNAS Of VI C0uTtsndtsuses y no longer ~
ASsut for he genuine &haneks Hulmoae Syrup ~ ~
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:. t,'LFXiS y. lilRLFY
WATCHES.

NOTICF-SAMTT II y. BtNEDIIT, having dIst0IVed
' partnership with Mr. :. Hammond, has taken neS
.fote ~ 80. Wa-,ree where fe VIII continue ii bust
t-- of selling and repairing tnr chfnl"meiet and dupieN
Wafrle. Clocks Jewe.ry. and Silver Ware. He has mat,
r Arrangement with Mr. Ccifrr who foreman n re
s'e firm ior The lat three years, That all conomei and
lun,.x Watches requiring wois "a ID have DO put il
equal i0 le Original. he ia- also made an arran- einen
- hand s1 assortment of bis hr-i quality Watches. Mr. d.
Beach who has been with me- for he a-i years, VIII g.e
II. a.rlu IN M lL. lelAn-rl lr-Arnnll. lllll lANl-l
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~ |. q. u. E.-The members Of the X w. Grand
Lodge Of the State of NcwNcrk. hereby notified thai
said body viii n IN paying tribute to The late eN President
Gen. Andrew Jackson, Tuesday next IN iull regaia
and the various subordinate Lodges are hereby requested r.
unite them. and report themselves the Grand Marsha
AZ National a Canal-ireei Al such time VII. be saitC
In a future notice. BY order. WM. 4. TYLER G.. NJ
NJ ID lnAKLnI. q. Sec.N. 7. II. EEL II
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THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED.

DRICF = Cts. THE HOME AND TRAVELLERS III
4 BEARI. 80. S.. containing TIE HISTORY OF THE
OREGON TERRITORY, AND BRITISH NORTH AME.
aICAS Fur TRADE with AZ account Of ihr miurrr- and
.f,- Il re principal Naive Tribes ih- North Conf
,-t bv Johr Dunn are oihe Hudson Bay Company, eight
wears = resident 1ffhe country.
Til. one ~ ile i-f>i works on rs subject coutanir-
,.---f. from Wilkes Exploring Expedition, aud revealing
M rf r-e--ri state % ll, interesting region Aho4.
he s1for naturally fa.r> .le British -ic o ue guest on
rf d. work contain. much and OF Interest about which
- -e.. b ro dI--..i0na rapid sketch oi ,ie history OF
t- Oregon S-arnsn,s ~ e Hlisous Bay and other 4i
trading conpaae- al Interesting acc1uni n The inr Trad.
lrd those engaged .. with characteristic anecdotes ar.
Illustrations 81 Tire il0- and manners % Tie nan. ilaAn,'
i.0aa0r .it1cusiR-
40. l. Contains Texas and 'e Gull Of Mexico Price &c
No. =. The Ea-lshvomsn l EgypL - Ct.
~. q. y -hf, 0f The Round Table. 5cfs. -
No. T. >secAe- of lmpOs-gre Cretuliy AID Decello y
NJ. 3 The OPIUM WARM China > cts
NJ. o. Impressions of Ireland and the lr-L BY me Al
.llr of " Toe Great Metropolis" &c -5cis.
~ = Dola.i,on's Eventual Life oi soldier Dots
These books also neatly bound for 81 cents ana torn
valuable collection Tor brarr. and others no wish soo
lllA- worth preserving For SAFE by
BURGESS. >rRINGER co.
". H. GRAHAM,
And Booksellers. generally. Eel %
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~. ICE CREAM sALOON-Thr sp,ss and Yxfsfss VI
- stor. No. az oh Avenue viii be sold Auction -
Monday I'd June 0oclock. unless previously d.srsse4
Al pnvste -se Has been established about IS fsoo1D.
nd the business increasing To pefson with oW -
!. ~ b Offer. chance 80 Jus
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'N1'VVVs 7N -TTTal7t dlI --IITT"TI n
civ j. desrou- of obtaining Partner of steady h-4ne-
habits and unmpcaclshc moral character who b. po--e--'
of the above amount App cation, with real and rer
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Books.
MORE OF MRS CAUDLE.

NV FDIrfON u Ms CAlDLE> CURTAIN
n LECTURES VII De- ready a. tne Nes-Word Once.
:. R1n-s fhi- morning. containing ALL THE NEW Lee
TiRF> received by the CALEDONIA yesterday suti cis
Christening he BABY Washing" a.. Fnc- only six
CENTS
THE GOLDEN RULE. of T. o. o. 7. : published ih-
morning. a. - Am - No OddFe0w = ho wishes 10 secp
ace with 'h- sp.ri u TIE raaon- should BE- without ihs
n.n-~ Csl and cave your name
i; 2 WINCHESTER. Publisher.
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NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS

AT rHt Ntw-ioRk CASH TAILORING EsrAB-
n Ll>HMkNi. ~ Broadway. tfrs~ dooFs below III
Franklin lou-~ Th. Subscribers f.srivnx d~rs
rom IN European Msrsss he ss-f ard sa.d oessso
.fyle- of SPRING GOODS. ssy~ Tor t'ncn,~us ws<oS.
With which they prepared fufnsh s.f ed
h. public. ~Iih her Spring Garments al very moisfsfs
pnces our stock ~ Fancy Goods very rich being s~~v
vi by agents from The Paris and London markets f cash
thereby enabling Oder The risl.-, and desifsb.s
patterns oi esrfy artc. b-ions1ng seniismsns vssd
fube al scb prices vii convince The sc~pueal ao
do and viii furnish customers with Q hA partial
outfit 81 unparalleled LOW fklt kS-no isg pssssso
sifh he dsnguence- necessarily ssshs-i The credit tu
.ness strict yunctua observed IN tns ofdsfa No d.
Watson fmiNl J. & HpOTif 4 CO
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- TO IET-Th- store No ~ Li-pensfd- street. IN
b; excrlen, stand fr Doot ADD she's sore, isio<e
shop. genera agency, Intelligence ofiee. phys
as Ore any business thai proximity Ia Broadway
required Inquire a. - Ll-~nsfd s,rs, At ,0eioss An.
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49, ANEW.f ALBANf = TKOH
isaes1eG7N LlSE-Fos ALBANY AND Taoy DIaGcv.-
The st~arnbosi EMPIRE, Capt r. q
Macy vii foot Of Couri.nd street. SATURDAY
-vrn.ng al 7 O'Clock.
The Empire owing her light dram Of water VIII b q.
brd al ~ tunes 10 pass NE bars, and rearh Albany "a
rroy ia ample ume sAe The Morning Tram u Cs Esse
" Vest
ry 70, Freight or P:...gss apply % beard. or o 9.
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FERKY T0 FORT HAl

fOkk.-Tne steamboat n HAMILTON.
Capt H. AALLAS. viii run between New-Yosk yellow
book and For Hamilton, on SUNDAY, June "a - folows
WIN cave Pier foot of PIKE street. 4, Of 10 oeiosk
W. and ~ Pm
Per foot Of Canal street. u, al 10, O'Clock n snd
", and
Per No l. L X, 81 II O'Clock N and q ~
Returning, Will leave Fort Hamilton u Ia and O'clock
VI, landing al al The above placed
Fare ~ cents.
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NJ. 500 Pages for Fyfy Cents!!! 40
PROSPECTUS
FOR THE
CONGRESSIONAL JOURNAL.

The editors Of the Un,ted States Jour
nal propose to commence with the next
session of Congress, weekly publication
under the above title, 10 continue through
the whole session, at the unprecedented
loso price Of one Dollar 10 each subscri.
Der. twill contain faithful and impor-
tant record Of both Houses of Congress,
the gist Of all the important, speeches
which may be delivered, &c. &c. The
most compel tent reporters will be employ
ed, and nothing shall prevent II being
made worthy of the patronage Of the pub
lie generally. The Journal will ehdeav-
or, in its records, to do justice to both
parties will feel allowed TO patronies the
publication. II 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 pros
ceedings worthy of being preserved in
b book form, for binding and future refer
ence. The exceedingly low terms will
place it within the reach of all; the pub.
fishers lope that their friends will use
their exertions in obtaining subscribers.
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Washington, August IL, l645.
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MACHINERY CUT WOOD TYPES !!

MACHINERY CUT WOOD TYPES
The undersigned are prepared TO fur,
nisb. I" order, any s,yle. sIze or pattern
of WOOD TYPE, equal ia every respec,
to any Manufactured ia the UDned States
aver! low prices!
o"r Types are accurately cut.and clean
ly and Deatl, 6dishsi aud warranted not
TO neco De iljo'ej b, any usage 10 which
types are ordiaar iy subjected. The wood
we use are mahogany ,hox wood, &c, and
end 'graio, soprepared as To DEFY the &C.
hon ofwater or the atmosphere.
Hav,ag p'si completed new and impro-
we'd machinery, we are prepared to Gil or.
ders al 'the shortest notice.; and being
practical printers, and one OF us having
nine years experience as job printer a.
lone, we hatter ourselves as TO our abili>
ty TO give satisfaction in every case.
Papers that published the advertisement nj
Of ofPalmer & Co. can have their orders fiI.
led BY us. And, papers publishing this
advertisement 10 the amount Of their bin
is taken out. Editors will please send
papers containing the that
we may know where TO send specimen
sheets.
MARTIN g. JONES.
s. W. corner Of Sycamore and Cd streets,
aug u. Cincinnati.
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PROS SPECTUS
FOR THE
EecmOcr0taC Pioneer,

Now Published in Upper sandusky.
THE undersigned, believing it to be for the
welfare and better org nization of the Dem
ocratIc party, is desirous of publishing paper
in the above named place, which in politics,
will be thoroughly Democratic; lille at the
same time much other interesting matter will
appear in it. 1t will be published every week,
and as far as possible, contain the latest In
teligence.
| In taking the responsibility of publishing
paper, practice has made it necessary to give
an avowa of the principles by which it " i'll
be gov erned, and in so doing, it Is deemed suf
flclent when we say; it will be devoted to
principles which guarantee to every man,
equal protection, equal privileges, and uni
versal liberly,--holding the doctrine that all
men are alike worthy of protection, so long as
the doctrine OF freedom and equality are pro-
fessed to be the governing principles of our
happy landy-wlthout distinction betw cen rich
or POOR Believing such were not the gov
ern'ng principles of the majority in our State
Legislature last winter, we sha be found bat
uelng against all such men and measures.
1t Is the intention of the editor to be per
fectly free and uncontrolled by any man or
set OF men, and always willing to receive the
Noo"oei vi suCn as are ueSlr0uS OF promoting |
the good cause for which it is published to
vindlcate, as the advice of many is more like
ly to be correct Than the few.
The full desire being, to print sheet truly
and wholly Democratic, we not only take our
own opinion, but also the opinions of the H.
lustrlous who have promulgated Democratic
principles from the earliest dawn of our rep
ublcan government.
The mechanical branch of the paper will
be neatly executed.
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The paper will be published weekly,
per year, if paid in advance, at SO DOL
If not paid till the expiration, -. 2 so
For six months, if paid in advance. OO
If at the expiration of six months, -. so
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.he publisher sees fit to make other arrange
nents.
Every Democrat In Wyandbtt and sur !
ounding country, is constituted an agent, 10
gel at least one good subscriber
W.T.. GILES.
September, 5th, 1s45.
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vegetable Universal Pills.

| Be wise. No time must be lost by the
use Of foolish remedies, such as bleed ing
or mercury, for they both only rut off the
evil day to make il more fatal. Even in
infammatory diseases, bleeding ought ne>
yer TO be resorted to, for in nine cases out
of ten it will take away the power of ma
| ture to effect the cure, even when aided
| by Brandreth's Pills. They can take out
the impurities from the blood, but alas!
they cannot put new blood into the body
this requires time, but they can regener.
ate old blood, but the old blood must be
there. 1t is at all times easier to erad,-
cate mercury from the system and restore
the mercurialized being to full health than
il is to affect the restoration of man who
has repeatedly been bled. Bleeding and
the effects Of opium are the greatest an
tagonists the Brandreth's Pills have TO
contend against. Let us therefore be
wise, and when sickness assaIs us, ab.
stract the disease out Of the blood mot The
blood out of the body which bleeding does.
Now, Brandreth's Pills not only purfes
the blood, but they lessen the quantity at
the same time they make the quality bet
ter. They only take the worn out parts
- tHC tHosc w uICH, u Teldlueu,
would be source of disease. The good
effects which are derived from Brandreths
Pills have 10 be felt to be believed. The
seeds of decay can be constantly eradica>
ted by their use, and the Principle of
Life-the Blood-strengthe thened Thus
vgor of body and mind TO a
period when we have been accust omed TO |
see the faltering step and the enfeebled
intellect.
Beware Of Ccunterfeiis.-The following
are the only duly authorized Agents in
Wyandot county.
ID. g. w. Ayres, Upper Sandusky; 10.
seph Shorb, Little Sanddsky; w. IL. Jones
Il Co: Cary town; II. Freet, McCutchen-
vile; F. Bloom, Mexico; Henry Shoe.
man, Crawford tp.
Oct. II, IS45.-7w4.
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NOTICE IN CHANCERY.
Louisa Fenzell, \
vs. r.,
job" A"s'is'a"sA, 9; ., Ia c''"s''''


| John Aughinbaugh Hugh Long, Samuel
Kennedy. Thomas Lord and James Stew.
art, are hereby notified that on the 9Th
day Of August, lS45, the said Louisa Fem
zell, filed in the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county of Wyandot !,
Ohio, bill in chancery against them; the
object and prayer of which bill is, to set
aside conveyance of real estate made by
the said John Aughinbaugh, viz: Lot No.
70, in Meriman's Cd addition to the town
Of Merseilles, in said county, conveyed
by said John, to the said Hugh Long, Lot
No., in the town of Bowsheryille, in said
county, conveyed by said John 10 said
Samuel Kennedy. Also conveyance of
part OF said Lot No. 70, by said Long to
said Thomas Lord; and also TO obtain
decree for the sale of said real estate and
the proceeds TO be applied to the pay
ment of judgement recovered by your
petitioner against the said John, in the
court Of common pleas of Marion county,
Ohio, for $lS50,00 and costs. And also,
that an account may be taken Of the
amount of property and money in the
hands of the said Long, Kennedy, Lord
and Stewart, held by them IN fraudulent
trust Tor the said John; and that they be
iecreed to pay the same TO your petition
er to apply upon her said judgment and
costs. and for general relief, aud the said
defendants are hereby further notified
hat unless they appear and plead, answer
'r demur to said bill within sixty days af
Ter the next term of said court, the said
at the term next after the |
expiration of the said sixty days will ap
,ly TO said court to take the matters O II
he bill as confessed and to decree there.
IN accordingly.
ROW & DURFEE,
Solicitors for Compl'nt.
Nov.5, Is45.-S-6t.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-12-12

ADAM RAlR tenders his services TO
all wishing 70 view the unsold Lands of
tie Nyardut Reservatian. He has follow
ed tie business ot pointing ont lands iu
this section OF country for a number of
years and is so well acquainted with The
CO.. ntry. tha he can give satisfaction to
a! that may call on him, He may at all
tunes be found in This place or Oceola.
uprer Sauduky, Oct. 4, ls45.--,t