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Fresh Groceries!
GEO. C.. COLLINS
F a mily Grocerie

which their wants may require he does not tbnh :,
worth while to enumerate the articles comprising his
Stock but assures the public that for Ceapness and
Excellence his stock of lea Coffee, Smear Moassaa
CONTEMPORARIES &c. g. far surpasses any thing in ths
market. lie has also fitted up convenient Slvstn,.
Saloon adjoining his store, where he is nrenarsd -
serve the lovers OF this luxury the utmost of their
wisnes. Every thing IN Its season with low prices and
ready pay is his motto; and he is determined ~ 90
ahead. :" 81
Ypsanti, February Is, 1916. 1osv,f
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Look Out For Fires.

The late destructive Fres in differ,n, nl.o.. 49,,
out our country should all to be prepared for bs
deVourlng element. The subscribers as auenfs ot FL
Hartford Fire Ensurance, and the Columbus 11b;o
rre ana Marine insurance eompanys are prepared to
Ssue Pu"Iles s without delay upon all desc iptons
properly, boh nthe Village and County. and IN aood.
nal and Rivers. foA ""Nes' "a
Ypsilanti Aug g. 1916. oo,f -
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f d u N ID.

ERENCH LAWNS, LAWN GLNGHAIuS, BON.
IL NET RIBBONS Reed this day by
Ypsiani June 10 1876. T. S. HILL.
n ENTLEMEN-Ifyo you will. call at T. S. HILLS
VI youcan find fashionable Boots aid Caters.
NNGLISH AND AMERICAN Drawing
~ Books, Mezolin India Ink, Drawing Pa
per, Pencil Brushes, Newmans Paints, and ott ers
aud all the tools for drawing and painting at the
Book store of E.. SAMSON.
Ypsilan Nov. 25. ISA5 44,f
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Id ICH SUMNER SHA WIS and Scarfs iust re-
~ eelved and tor sale VERY CHEAP by T. S. HILL.
Ypsilant, May 81, 1916
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HLARKS COMMENTARY, Barnes notes
" on the New Testament and Job, Abbots
notes with the New Testament Just received and
for sale oy E. SAMSON.
YpsiIanti, November 25, lS45. 43tf
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PROSPECTUS
FOR THE
Democratic Pioneer.

/, Now Published in Upper sandusky.
THE undersigned, believing it to be for the
welfare and better organization of the Dem
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in the above named place, which in politics,
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September, 5th. l945.
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NEW~ CORNER.
Come to the Corner 4! /!

TNHE subscriber only desires the people
TO give him u call aud he will certain
Typ ease them in price and articles. The
New Corner is situated on the corner Of
Fifth street, and fronting on the Wyan-
dot Avenue, west of Col. McCutchen's
Store, and opposite D.. Tntte's Paint
Shop. The stock Of Groceries are the
best and freshest yet brought TO this place
Come and examine
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Isaac "sa's'"'''' ss. Petition for Parl'a.
hanh1s ns,;nss Kern, Kern, and Ia wya"ao' c. P.

Balinda Kern, :" ya"0o' ~
The said Balinda Kern and Adaline
Kern, are hereby notified that petition
was filed against them, on the f rst day of
July, A. d. 1915, in the Court of Common
Pleas OF Wyandot county, Ohio, by Isaac
Wohlgamuth, and is now pending; where
in, the said Isaac Wohlgamuth demands
partition of the following real estate, sit-
uate in the said county of Wyandot, 10
wit:-The south east quarter of the south
west quarter, and the soath west quarter of
the south east quarter of section number
fourteen (l4): Also, the north halt of the
north east quarter of section number
twenty three (23). Also, the north east
quarter Of the north west quarter of said
section twenty three (23). All of said
lands in township one, south, range twelve.
And that at the next term Of said Court,
application will be made by the said petit
toner for an order that partition may be
made of said premises.
ISAAC WOHLGAMUTH,
PERM. G.. WHlTELEy, his Attorney,
Dec, 26th, lS45.-6w-l6.
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their names entered on our books for one
copy Of the Congressional globe and Ap-
pendix during the session.
Our prices for these papers are SO low
that we cannot afford to trust them out;
therefore, no person need consume his
time 10 writing for them and not sending
the money. t = l-l
BLAIR g. RIVES.
Washington City, Oct. a, 1915.
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In Partition.

ELIZABETH NIXON, Eli Nixon, and
William Nixon, will take notice that
a petition was filed against them. 10 the
Court of Common Pleas, OF Wyandot
County, Ohio, on the l9thiday of February,
inst, by Alexander Campbell and is now
pending. wherein the said Alexander
Campbell demands partition ofthe follow.
ing real estate, to wit: the northwest
quarter OF section two; in township one,
south OF range fourteen east, 10 the
State OF Ohio, and that at the next term
of said Court, application will be made
by the said Alexander Campbell for an
order that Partition may be made of said
premises.
SCOTT & SEARS.
.4Iys. for petr.
Upper Sandusky. Feb. 20, lS46.-23 tc.
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expectations of increased patronage. He
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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-03-20
STACKS OF FANCY PRINTS.

quantity
of Wool and
rcoat
ke Bed Ticking article
Table
Silk Gloves
Wored Ms,
School Spelling Eclectic Readers,
Writing Blank Books Pencils Sla
.Umbre
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Groceries.

Rio Coffee Young H:0n Tea Chocolate Masse Loaf Sugar Cinnamon
Almost other article usaay kept retail be found
Shment and Snduky
such Cash. Flour Wheat Oats Glover Timothy and Flax
dred bushels good will taken.
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AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITION!
Come 4 See!!

is receiving from,
y o
FALL WINTER GOODS,
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Hardware and Cutlery,

kinds Door Laches set Match Planes Plane bits Bed
Avis Chalk to
Hand Saw in Iron asored German and Blister Steel Nails Win
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-03-20
Store, IN Upper Sandusy,

Consisting excellent Broad cloths Kentucky Jeans
Gnghams,
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II W. AYRES received their New So
the sanduy Avenue quantity the best and cheapest
kinds all sold
cheap for cash produce Let wishing and cheaper
before sold, give a
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NOW is THE TINE TO BUY NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

schools &c. young
ana
P9ong aewhere
eouudin
which
Upper esldpstsI Nov lsi5.-lO-tL "f ''e's"
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PAINTS AND DYEsT FFs.

White yell
of
off
quantity the
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-03-20
A cariety of Articles.

The above articles will be disposed of
cheap in exchange for every kind fmer-
charitable produce at the market price.
Coon, Deer, Muskrat, Wild Cat, Mink
and Fox skins, will be received.
Also, Wheat, Corn, Oats, Flour, and
every thing that can be used.
This stock consists of much more than
here enumerated, which will be sold on as
low terms as at any other establishment,
in this or adjoining towns.
ii. ZIMMERMAN.
Upper Sandusky, Nov. %. l845.-ll-tf.
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JJr s r. 10 o X .

Their stock article They
Nlusns, Tickings Caicoes Muslin De ains
Apac 'ombaze Tylerne Gngam Ribins PLAID
Wool Black
Buttons vestng Grape Gloves all Ladies'
Boys and Girls Also
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sand all
Boys and Girls A Boots and Shoes of all and
Never forget the Schools.
Book. quantity Spelling
Quils &c,
Sggg9gggg 8gg8gSg9ggGggg8o
This the quantity, think
them call and find the lowng
Lead, and the Grocery kind.
HARDWARE. CUTLERY &C.
Axes Trace
But Knives
andiTable Spoons
o! The Lot Of Queens-rare.
and
Jugs, large and small Pitchers, Glassware
DYESTUFFS.
MOI
Oils White Lead White Chalk Spanish Brown Chrome Yellow Mdd, Log
wood, Indigo, Alum, &c.
he youl
shall be well uashed nothing showing quantity
Wanted in exchange for Goods.
an
Butter Eggs Pork, &cr
NIB Horse Wagon, lumber
will be rec
Uppe Sandusk Noven ber
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r II T. G o l. u NJ B "A N
MAGAZINE,

FoRANNo M1NI,1s4e.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-03-20
UNITED STATES SATURDAY POST.

~ NIX Ib OtJ
l40 Nassau Street, New York.
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o! THE lot Of Queens-arare.
Wanted in exchange for Goods.


for Goods, Wheat, Oats, Butter Eggs Pork, &c. &C.
N Horse Wagon, lumber
vii b
Sandusky November 90, s45--ll-f
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Never forget the Schools.

Books quantity blank printed Spelling Books Eclectic Readers
Primmers Blank
Qull, &c,
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This the think
Lead, he
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= - 80 -fft5Fi<-1 f~5l. sttat
Clerical Gala contemporary. aiiudss
70 the fact that most of the 'calls which
aodern clergymen feel SO impera,ively
bound TO ooey. are from comparatively low
salaries to high ones, says aha, these, calls
remnsd hia Of Tie honest old negroes an
ecesose, which though we'd known is good
80 rrpes, ofiea. A ce,4sin DIVINE,
ah"at TO change ias cong ega ION, men,iop-
ed that su'Jec, tem the. pulpit. A f'qT
service was over. an old negro man whe
was one IF Iris admirers, went up 10 hi4a
and desired TO know the motives Of his
leaving his Grst flock. The person o,a-
-swerec, He had a CALI .Ay, ;massa,'
returned the negro, who called youR'--
"Thc Lord answered ase person. FAY,
massa. he call veg Yes, Jack. he called
me ~Massa. what yoa get here Z 4
get 5000 And whae you gel .oder, place.
L am to get $1,000 .Ay' smaseas ttise
Lord call you Hill I've be blind from $1,000
TO s6O0-you no COZ a a.37
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WHOLE NO. 49,.
the bloody scalp and the Tong dark hair
falling in glossy ,resses over the aoors'ld

the bloody scalp and The Tong dark hair
falling in glossy tresses over the aoorsld
This was his bridal eve -,s-.o .sp
Now tell me. my friends. you Who hare
heard some silly and .ignoran. .preiendsr
pinfuily complain Of the de.ti.u.ion Of Le-
gend, Poetry, Romance. which character.
Uses our National Hissory-,eil me. did
you ever read a tradition Of England. or
French, or Italy. or Span, or any land un.
der the Heavens. that might, IN lpoin, of
awful tragedy. compare with the simple
history of David Jones and Zane m Cred!
For i, is but scene from this narrative,
with which you have al been famatiar
from childhood. that have given you. sF'3
When tina, britle-groom. fang there on
the door, with the bloody scalp and long
dark tresses in his hands. arose again 10
the terrible consciousness Of tye-,hese
words trembIed from his lips. in a faint
and husky whisper: f a.ai a7seI 91T'
DO you remember how, half an hour
ago-I stood thereby the table silent,
and pale, and or-stricken-wtile: you
all started up round me, asking me wita.
horrid sight saws Then. Oh then, l. be.
held the forrid scene-that home; yontler
by the Hudson river, mounting to Heaven
in smoke and flames! The red sit,ffas Of
Indians going TO and fro, amid fame AMI
smpke-tomahawk and torch in hand 49,
There. amid dead bodies and smoking EN-.
bers, beheId her lorm--my abride--for
whom lhad sent the messenger-kneeiing,
pleading for mercy. even as the somahswk
crashed into her brainr .n~aas4 blow
AS the horrid picture sgain1 came Ofss
his mind. he sank seaseless again, sidI
clutching that terrible memoriai-.i,e bloc.
dy scalp and long blark hais!
That was an awful BaIDAL Esn!W
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-20
MEXICO.

By che arrival, this morning. OF ;hs
schooner Aparecida, Is days from Vera
'Cruz, we have received our files of Mex-
lean papers. We 6nd no,hing interesting
an them. ...-. ,.,s.s,as am hlroV
A private letter Of the loh says Mn.
kStaell. our Minister 10 Mexico, was still
there, and lha, the Mexican authEies re-
fased TO acknowledge him. Mi. SlidsN
was expecting orders from his goyeuamens.
Speech Of General Paredes upon sdksag
ISL ST. The Presidential Chair. '''s7
Representatives of the Departments -
Designated by you Professionally TO CON
trout the destinies Of the nation. | have Just
taken an oath before de Supreme Being.
which proves TO you that have no wisi,
to deceive my fellow citizens by EaIlscioas
promises-which the people receive with
Indifference, because they are generally
without effect. What have sworn will
be true. determined d. San Luis TO re-
scue the nation from disgrace, 10 raise It 10
the height of power and glory, Which were
the noble end Of Hidaligo and ittirbide.-
You now give me tire means of accom-.
plishing t,is sacred object, which win
employ for ate good Of oar country. over
" belmed with evils and all her hopes
blasted. si5t 7a' a- 30 '''H" '1Az" ''''1"
al 1. 10 not ambition that has led me ID
this chair where cares and dangers abound.
As Iknow all the difficulties Of sie times.
my condect is a sacrifice. and every thing
ought 10 be sacrificed to the country that
honors its children. and after expasiag my
life and shedding my blood in tire field Of
battle, the loss of res, and even Of rePuta.
ti0n is nothIng, when we are called upon
to risk all to save ALI. e. sa.si sli = San
My glory shah be sonpen formy csuhtry
an era ofhappines<,and when the time shall
come when she may freely dispose Of her
lot. sid Sretire 10 my Nome and give the
first example of submission aud respect for
her august wit q. .aif,9 % II sisgelsIs
Fellow citizens receive. assurances Of
my unbounded gratitude, aud my solemn
declaration. that under my Provisional
Goyernmens there shall be liberty, but
sithoat crimes and without ouirsges. ba I
hGve done. 2nilfoa brb s!a 1bE!,.s evRa 81
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5ssz- From The Spirit of the Times
A. SNAKE BIT FRESHMAN.

AN ORIGINAL TENNEssE HUNTING INCIDENT.
As .Mounseer' woel.:: say 'ene grand,
masni6qae, pretty good deer hun, came
off a few weeks, since In the mountains of
Morgan county, Tennessee. The parry.
made Wp of t',s best material. consisted OF
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Knoxville, Tenn.

A message transmitted viathe Electro
Magnetic Telegraph to the shores of the
Pacific from Baltimore. at sunset Of the
longes. day in June. would pass to its ex-
,remity al least tive hours ia advance of
the sun-the extension of the distance adj
ding no percep,ible moment of time in The
passage @: The electrical conclusion.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-20

bon.-One iron boundary near Harrisburg.
Pa. paid during the past s,ason $4,000 Tor
tolls on its coal and iron transported on the
annals. There have been erected IN the state
o. Pennsyfvsnis. within the LAST two gears.
y snshfsefse p dnSsfies,-gf 'fhsoDg Posl.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-20

Walter Scott said seriously, in bis biography,
Through every par. q my literary career I have
tsh ythebed saa hanr<reS Z. by cwn isnss---..s
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-01-17

to plant the potatoes for seed The man who
is guilty of such folly deserves to lose his crop
for his pains.
''Much more might be raid on growth OF this
valuable root, but the experiences Of the writer
justifies him n sayng that, if the few rules he
has hete laid down were but generally obscrv.
cd, the same quantity Of land which is now de-
voted 10 ii, would yield at least third more
produce, and that it would very rarely happen
that the crop would fall far below oh average"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-01-17

bu'ton.hole. now walked, side by side with Miss
Gale, with firm step to the alter. fle survey.
ed the imposing preparations with calmness, and
gaSed un,ioved. on the clergyman, who. sssis.
ted by the clerk, was waiting behind the rnil.
ings.
All requisite prelninaries having now been
settled, and the prescribed melancholy forrnali-
tics gone through. the usual question was put,
Wilt thou have this woman for thy wife To
which the rash youth replied. in distinct voice.
Il will lie then put tho fatal ring upon Miss
Gales finger the hymeneu! moose was adjust.
cd, and the poor fellow was launched into ma.
trimony."
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-01-17
oss or rus AMu.,so INCIDENTS cons,sotl,

OsE or rns AMusIso INCIDENTS constantly
occurring on the Hoor Of the House of Congress
is the Representation in the area, in front of the
Clerk desk of1he long and the short Of IL from
Illinois, whenever Mr.. Wentworth and Mr..
Douglass stand up there together and hold a
priva;s conversation as they frequently DO
Mr.. Wentworth issupposed to be sir feet sepen
and Mr. Douglass .fre feet .)eur. With ali
this difference in height, they are said TO be
equally clever in their way. .4,.,