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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-08-07

lions are more dangerous than standing
armies - Ttomas Jefferson 10 Joh" Taylor
.Hay 26th 1916.
Henry Clayon Corporations'-What is a
corporation, such as the bill contmplates!
1t is a splendid association OF favored IN
diyiduais taken from the mass of society,
aud invested with exemptions and privi
leges.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-08-07

First Ballot.
Fdson T. Slickney, II
Franklin Adams,
Lewis SeilZ,
Francis Nj. Bell,
Oliver Cowdery, IL
Henry Cronise, ~
Second Ballot.
Franklin Adams,
oliver Cowdery, IL
Henry Cronise, 80
Edson i. Stickney, II
Third Ballot.
Edison T. Stickney, 10
oliver Cowdery,
Henry Cronise, 90
Franklin Adams, q
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AasDax alI tIse adsefsxsd rsnaai q tte ass fss AzasSand Feyef. Chill and fsfrs sa tp Ipest with seh sapfdiss of sale and give @ mach gener aE sasisfaetion. as Dr. aslx ceIebratedpllls When. ever ihey have been infrNsnced al toHIcs iA what eyer shane al rixsnrrs and Pills, and pFepraieas of ererv character designed for tAis disease have been discarded as b. wholly useless 70 and Df .HulI's Agne Pills have been received as the only permanent cure
 They ssop the chiiIs and Fever the ftst day, and do not E:eken the s,nmaeh or opeFaieon the boE- els.
 Yonpg children. ard persons cf all ages, sexas. and ronditIona may use these PlIs. nst enty Mlif safety, but with the certainty ot snI1ess.
 lnsxs Forrest ci Jonesboto' Ala. wss cured 9i severe and obstinate case oE CIs. wiih only sssll box. after two physicians lad exhausted ~ taeir skin
 JoAn Camp, Aercsani at Etyton, Ala, says ne never knew Shem so fsi; has sald several groce oi boxes and cured tsa czses in his cAn family
 Nes4rss Pettigrew & Gray write fbey are enElreis out They say no medicine sold in theif store gises scah satisfaction. or cures soon, and permanent ty. ,.. We might give sroTes of references and cerilh- eacs. ha sge rsleF he rraAcr to our 2geils. where thsS may obtain pamphlet (grs'isl giving . iail description ol the msdieiae. and ifs manner oi use Price sf per box, aith directions
 Who would be troubled with that distressing com alaiat the Tooth Ache. when t can be speedily cur ed without pain er extracting!
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
 As EaarsIsrs and day SehoIara.

.MRS HARRIS begs leave 10 inform the ei;i- 51Vk zens ol Little kocx. and ths surrounding fcuHtry, that beF school re-opens or Moadas Rcrf- Ess6eai4r csnA is bestowed oa the children ccn- mit.ed to Aef charge. The mode of discipline pur. sued hy Ms. Harris. is one of uniform gentieness, eAisnIated to produce the happiest effects npou al dispessions Strict attention is paid 10 their nor als Mrs. Fl hopes that unremitting attention and fzithfal aischasge of duty viii siii prove the best evidencs ef her qualifications and now returns hef sincere thanks for the patronage she has received during the Isst Twelve months.
 The eoarseof instruction comprises all the higher bssHchss aE good EagIisR e1aca;ion
 Mrs. II. would be pleased 10 form French class, i10xhfon the Oral System of M4nesca
 6flns mAae known upon application at the
 gs Harris has the honor of reGeyfing to the fol- iouI6k kensleinen. siE
 fls5s g Jssnsen. coi. d. E. Thcsnion, Gel. wui M Hr. wsn. F. Woodruff, Col. A. II. Rather & xldes ". ". Stevenson, Df. Cunningham. GM Hs Snxpp.
 f14s ReeG fig. 2s. isis. s.-si-tf.
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

A first rate FARM. iying on the Military road A leading from Little Rock ie Texas, and about sixteen niles from this place, and one mile beyond ilsgeyllle. This farm contains two hundred acres. land of the bes qaality~hily acres cleared, ready for cultivation and about thirty ae.es enclosed tor woods Fastnre Has on Il a nae new frame buii-
 ding large and Fcony lar Orchard. eoniainiugt the best irai ia ise State; good Wel and all tie Sta bies, Cribs and out HoHses necessary for farming purposes. Fences in good oFieT,
 This is the mos; desirable stand for house of Entertainment thai there is on the road from this point to Red river Possession given imneoiateis. For fsther particulars. persoas wishing so TeI; buy. are referred ,o Col. $. M Rutherford. who lived the piaes last year, and now al coegeyilir.
 Teryfs Erade to sHif applications. Apply io
 3 Al. HUTT. 's
 Littie Reek. Feb. as, issf 2a-tf.
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Card.

HtnE undersigned has taken the we'll known store E recently occupied by $. H. Tucker, Esq, for the purpose cf conducting and tfaHSacitng an Ane- ton and Commission business Hebegs leave of the pnbiie, generally. to express hope that bis long sxpafience nd fidelity in t'ie above business. vii secure him the patronage of his friends and he com muhity. lie is ncw fuliy prepared to receive con arguments or any description whsteser Sales will be effected al any and all times, st the Auction Msrt,' upon SFaves. Real Estate, Merchandise, Household Furniture. Sc. SNc Resarpz made imme- Gately after sales with pFomptness. Liberal adSan ces will be made upon onsignmsns, when required. The Auction Mart will have rcguIsr sales on MoH- day. x wednesdsy. and SaiaFdsy's. and on Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday esenings-
 TAYLOR. March 2J. ls4s. .-nsS--Iy.
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Lands for Sale,

Lv .fRk.a.SS.fS .f.4.B MISSISSIPPI rZ1HE subscriber oIers for sale 40,0e0 acres of 1 Land, lin tte cotton growing counties of Ar. kansas; Say Hrapslsaa, Sevier, Clark, Dgllss. Ea- tIsste, Ca,o. Sc in quantities to suit purchasers ALsoT ic de cotton growing region of Mississippi: Say, the counties of Dss0t5, NarShaH, Taaica, Pa Rota. Yaiiabasha, Ckoctale. Taitaiatchie, Hoines, HiHds. VfshiRgtoe, Carrot, and Yu<oo Town. ship maps o portion of these lands have been pro. cured, taken tresn ihe original surveys. showing all the water-couEses, &c; and the undersigned has been ali the expense of procuring competent persons to examine mary of these lands by quarter sections and furnish fsld notes of each quarter being ami- nue description, with diagram or the water courses and spnngs on the same.
 Terms. five payments, oas-hfth cash in hand, and residue one, two. three and four years: equal pay ments. gi;h iutefes, from date of sale.
 N. B. Persons having plantations lying in the neighbcrhood of these lands, can be called upon, who will show them to those desirous of purchas- ing. Further information can be had by addressing (posi ptid.) Bowers & Co.,. Memphis, Tennessee or wm. H. Bowers, Little Rock, Arkansas
 VIM, H. BOWERS
 .lugast i9ia, is46. 43-Im.tf
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AND vEeErAatK TOXIC x RESTORATIVE
 RITTERS.

The value and efficacy of Spencer's Vegetable Pills have Ionz been known and appreciated m q great sariety of diseases, and te best and most important of Family Medicines. pf. Spencer hav-
 ing been achlated by desire tc bensm hss fellow beings has also prepared his Vegetable Touic and
 ses,srative Bitlsrs, which he noN oilers to the Pub lie, as the resait of an extensive practice, and taoroavh investigation fthe laws which govern the human system.
 h nrss,f of tair exranFdnary curative properties large nanber al Certificates from the most repec table citizens in iIereai sections of the Union might oe appended; bnt ths nigh reputation which Spen- cers Vegetable Pills .ve acquired, is sufficient 10 recommend these Btters 10 the special notice Of the afflicted.
 They are parelr Vegetable, and may De taken with perfect safety by all ages and sexe n youth fIl, adult ant declining iise.
 lis well ksewn. that for the promotion of sound heal.- weti-reruisied and propostionaie quantity of bile upon the stomach. is always rsqiisite--it stmusases digestion and kezps the intestinal canal free from an distractions. On the interior surface oF inc Hyzr is peculiar bladder in which the bile i, frs. pfeserved being formed by the liver from ths 5ood thence il passes iato the slcmsch. and iates- tines and regulates digstion- Thus We see when tb4re ls Ierciency of bile. the body is constantly coslive On inc other hand, an oveEabundanee Of bile causes frequent in the stomach and often prombtes very severe attacks of diseases
 The 6esisn of Speacef's Vegetable Pills, and We ueiahIe Tonic Restorative Bitsrs. Is 10 create low Sf prre heal;hy bile, instead of te stale and aerd kind This is efecsd by their salutary action upon te various organs by which the bile is iormcd-and |, will be ssen st oaee that the bile must be healthy oy ua5ealthg, according to the formation Of the blood. and iha, Inc purity inpuriy Of the blood, k owing 10 the formation of ihe -Chye which passes into and forms tue blood. These Pills aad Bitters, bv their senefeisl action upon the stomach causes ;hat impcrtaat organ b produce proper quantity of pgrs heatlYy chye and hence their extraordinary powers in purifying the bcod. regulating the yari crs secretiens foFing pure healthy bile and so as toaizhinglv assisting digestion. that nearly nine tntlls of all diseases relieved or entirely cured by iheir use.
 The object cf the Pills is i6smaate all the vital organs ef he system into action, and thereby cleans tI stomach and bowels of all the aoshic and ohen sye matter ui.h witch the system is charged, and which tYonaotes direase. The Bticrs are 70 strength e and restore fhe stomach and vital organs to their pfonnr tone ani vigog. Whsn this is accomplished. good health must be the result
 n fresh sdpply uss Ysceived and sol ssss in Little Rock. by Drs II. Haberinan. R. L. Dodge and J. ". Ta9pe Also their invaluable n dieInes may he had on inquiry n almost every town and village in The Soa,tsrn and Western States.
 Haeh | lsfG 2b-lv.
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M. N. ALDRECH

 HAS just returned Eromtae East, where he has I1 been for some weeks engaged m selecting a large stock of fancy and staple Dry Goods suitahle for this season and nsrket-part of which se has just received per Arkansas No. 1, and has howopen- ed consisting of 10 say
 73 pieces of the most fashionable styles; 10 l" furniture prints;
 5 dsx paTasoIs assorted sizes; BeizaFine dress hankf;
 Psain black lawn;
 FigaFea do do ;
 Fancy haFege for dresses: American and plaid giagaams; Palka iaesss
 l.aysed0;
 Bonnet ribhons.
 Bisaup lann and cap netting; PiaiE and fg. iacknBei; Fancy dress sss2wls;,
 Eorsted do;
 Plaid drills and denims; Gamhron and red Aannels: Whalebone and pat thread; Percussion caps and ivory ccmbs; 10 turkey red;
 Apron cheeks; Bro. ntsiins and 5TfilAgs; 6oz. large cat ufnbreilss, do. cheap d6.;
 ALSO: / Fish books and lines;
 Large assoTtfHesa: P. L. hats; g Gensemensewed calls begged boots latest fash ion; Geass goat skin brosans; Childgea shoes:
 Haifand full spanish saddles; Brides, martingzlss and stirrup; Leathers and carriage wsps; A lot summer eIothen; very cheap; The resiane Of his extensive stocks, is on board the Arkansas Mail which is daily expected and when she arrives. he invites every body, and paFti cuIarly the LADIES, tS call and see him, IS he is detrrtaned to kep up his character for selling the and BEST goods in the City. Little Rock, April 29ih, lSl6.-3s;d.
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DR. ACCOUNTS
Zfl!I'!J'|i7;;!5I
ELiMR

10 cure all cases of the tooth h-aeh when is arises from deeayed state of the the teeth. IS simple in it's apple aon harmless in its effects, and tho ,ids whohaye ase It have deciareu they weH'd not be wthoai this remedy if t costs so per vial Itis not catch p.aay preparation, but actually does wha; II propose $ to accomplish
 Sold al 5o cents vial
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CHEAP CLOTEfI.N.t,. ( EMIL r .7.N'B
 BOaT STORES, IF GEORGE AND BROTHERS,

Deaiers n all finds cf Prodaees Grocertes
 Dry Goods. ciafaiag, Hafs and Cops, <
 Boots, Saoes, 7sr-, Se.. :, sToRE rx FRONT or WATER sTRREr .sbors Ms Stean Rs=t Lending, LittI< Rack, .ark. XxTE have furnished Sseambcsts with Beat ssc-ts W mests and Vegetables, &e.. fur the last tea years. aadwe stiliaccommodaie tiiem with any xinA of Stores, as low ss the market can afford Fresh. Meats can De had as.aAy kousyaswe stiii cary on tse BateheffHg business. No dfAysge wiiI bs thar- ged. bg fuFnishiag Sssznhoass win Ssores.
 Planters are particularly requested ts give = a cal as ws gil sA;f ccsssa fer ssAss sa nsieans. ia have scl6 at the highest pgises. ard we will giye the hgbest prices. fof ar kind oS euaassy pf darez@est ~ ztf q le=
 fxoss r, IRsa s-~tE
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IRON, FLOUR &C.

 on LBS. fiat bar iron assorted; Vt 1uo lbs, roand bar iron to' so0 do square do do do; e0o do hoop do do do; FOO do band do do do; & 500 do slab do dO 70; N g odd oven lids; # 50 bbi,. Ohio supeFiine noss'
 :, saeks coarse and Hne ssii'
 s5 grinlstdnss. .....A..
 s5 Boxes win3ow glass sssof'aa.
 s bbls. butter and water cissAe'.' M 1 ao eepFeras,
 "A, do reehiled whlskeyi
 pipe icl.aad gis, ,A...
 ,s Snith's belows, ss to se 'aens''
 doz. rsirted pals,
 for sale loS, io, CASH oniy, Var. ? tst6.~-3ln .--
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Gr0rerfee Agc..,, },

NrM. VANCE x BROTHERS Main strt " have received by late anr4vals and oseft sale al she lowest Fates---
 60 Sacks prime Rio Coges, 90 -Bbis pFipe Brown SuznF,
 Bbis White Losf Sngsf,
 n BbIs New 0Fisans Mosasses. Bbf sagas-hoas Moiasxes.
 I50 Sacks Snafse Salt, e Sarks Gse Sais. 95 Boxes best Sperm Candies.
 ALSO Hhel= hssssf hsssss lzsisszs Rnalisr kevx R;se pp der. Dspp ard BsicE EhoE Le1a. NsiIs. lrcn. Au h HbisA MiH bs zoz1 ' Aezxzsz= s= refsii-ss r r q ran U 90f in tse ctfy. Te~ma CASH. : siisk.s Heck yaiy ss, ssss 4S-e.
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s!f M
 AND or coMwEMrEMT Accks8 AT AMLszsA AsGNS eDR THE EEAR ...leE HE Esson tke aeeaminoa a.tisk q
 999k E ef Visitors. ti1 Kfns
 f f6fW ted States Maii is eafSisd N ftom Little Rock tn the - &BHfnesa q. tri.weeklg. in acecull ln11i 1lion i61f kosre soeehes, wisb careful dFisarss Also. accom- nedation reaehes can. si any seas1n. hs procured at Lfitls Rock on reasonable ieF1as hg applying b Messsa. SNAPR & HON ELL.
 The sahsefibef having extended and imprcfed .the HOTEi.. hxmerly kept hY M Hs WOODS. is prenare ai a sines ta accommodate visStpss in the best and napst coAloxsAhle manner. His table wiil be fynisaed with the best the Eagket affords lis VI ines. Lioeogs. and CigaKs are tAe best from the New Orleass market. His cooks are skilled in every department; his servants Iaishiul
 10 iilHss who have visited tiis u lar- laer seasons. ks would remark. thas his SLEEPING AraxrsxNTs apa FAMILY AaoMa hAxe been Ereas. " exteEdgd and improved. They now eonsist of long ranges oF commodioas rooms, opening upon wide galleries, each room having fre-pl&re.-- The comfort and convepieDee os his bath houses, have bsen greatlF improved; aud are atill in pro. g-ess cf extension and improvement, the most ds- sant being 0aiy few steps from the chansbess and some of them under the same roof and in adjanfng fDut1N aEE& tIfS HUI @@tt eEy tAE 0luEA4A O1 the Tub, and Spout or Vsrox oath. prepared ky sae hsnefeisErs Asa M Sasris. al any desired tens- peraiure fron bood-heat up to Iso degvses af Ear. henheit.
 THE MEDICAL VIRTUES Of these Spriags are too well known and too firmly eslsb- iished throughout the upion and especially in the Western and Southern ktates, to rednire comment or eommendaiion in this faee. In Chronic Rheu- matism, Gout. ScrcfuIa. SoFe-eyes, Cataneous af- feciions, the Mereuial disease, and ali the Chronic affections (exeept those of the Lungs} they have been found an almost insaliible remedy; as wiH be atlested by thousands of individuals who have been restored 10 health and happiness by their use.
 Heretofore, many persons have been d'terred frcn visiting the Springs on account o the limited and inferior aecomodations asoFdsd but as this ob- lection is noss removed. t is confidently expected they wiil become place of general resort.
 JACOB MITCHELL.
 H.et Syyinys Marck Sfltk. TS46. 25-sm.
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 FOR THE SALE OF LANDS, THE PAYMENT or
 TAXES, REDEMPTION or LANDS. Sc. Sc.
 Established in Iste. FTNHE undersigned tenders his sareices 10 all per- l sous owning Lands in the StatesNof Mississip- p and and Arkansas, as an .9gent to sci Laads 10 pay Iarss. Retsem Laad1 sold for Taxes, Record Deeds, procure informatoH n relation 10 e qualiS, ralps cad local advantages of Laads ia ng parf of Ae aforesaid States, or ay ohsr bRsinsSs coanecsed rith
 GENERAL LIND .sGENCY.
 From more than twenty years of extensive Mer- cantitz operations in the town of Petersburg. Vir. gna, and from the practical experience he has had in Land matierS--having been a large oa per of Lands, in both of the States before named for np- wards Of ten years past-has afforded him al. abun- dant opportunity, in attending to ais on aeTesS in Land matters, 10 acquire thorough knowledge oi all that IS necessary Co be known in order to attend faithfully tn the iaseIests of all those who mag con ae their business to his msaagement and he there fore hatters himself that he will be able to give en- tire satisfaction 10 all such. is 1t is his intention to make 20 airaaces cf Eossg. under any eiFeam- stances il wIl be expected that all who commit their business to bis care, will accompany their with sufficient amount oi cash to meet all disbursements that may b. required. Remittanees may he made (ot fhs Yisk o tae s7ftersJ a Eoes o CT certificates of deposit ia, any solvent Banks in the United States .1i communications (poa peid) addressed 10 Bowers & O.. a, MeU.phis, Tennessee, or b Wm. II. Bow>fs, S,itle Rsck, .7rkaasas. will meet with pTcmpt attention. II accompanied with sufficient sum to eoyss the expenses efirvestigation.
 WI. II. BOWERS. .7sgRst l9th. ls46. 49-im:tl
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THE HISTORY UF RO sANISAI, By Rev. ] 1. Bowling, A. M., Pastor oI the Bssesn Church, New fork l2th editna. Jnst published. fhss X large eelAse salaase. of nearly 500 pages
 en5beisthed with kffy beantiful engraving, n
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SMITH, CORN < CO., COMMISSION MERCHANT

NU- +s, COMM0N STREET,
 NEw 0RLEANs. HENRY SMITH, 5. W..a. GLADIS CORN. Lexington, Ten. Jos. D. MASON, Jackson. Ten. Refer to-
 Ds. scLox BoRLAxp. Little Rock, Arks. Seplembsy 25fh, 1s4s. B.