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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-03-27

HIS HOLINESS, the Right Rev. ID. TUT
ATLE. Bishop Of Upper Sandusky-
Doctor Of sick DiUinity, nonprofessor o
Modern The eology, etc. etc. etc., takes
this method 10 announce that by the las
arrival at this place Of the Great Eastern
Car, Gocomotion, he has received splen-
did addition to
HIS LOT CHAIRS.
He now has on hand an astonishing heap
or excellent Chairs, and sells them off cheap,
He has rocking. chairs, chidren's chairs, wind
sor and fancy,
To suit Susan, and Molly, and Lydia, and
Nancy.
He's all sizes and colours, with green, black,
s and TIMBER,
Two or three stories high, he can. tell the
number. +;
lie, also petitions all the good people
who are in want of CHAIRS, to give him
call, and he will be pleased to acoommo-
date all "with seats"
Hewould also remonsirdie most respect
fully against the practice of purchasing in
foreign market, articles offurniture and
equipage, when they may and can be OBJ
tained just as CHEAP and jus as GOOD, at
home.
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING,
done at the shortest notice.
or Don't forget the place, call at the
corner of Wyandot Avenue and fifth ST.,
opposite the Post Office.
Upper Sandusky, Jan. II, 1s46.-l9-tf.
RUGGfES, and all other Carriage, re-
paired and painted. Sign. painting
executed to order and at reasonable pri
ces at the Paint Shop of
ID. TUTTE.
Upper Sandusky, Nov. FL. l0-tf
A Ii. kinds of Goods, Wsres, and Mer
n chandlse, sold on Commmission by
ID. FUTILE, Auctioaeer,
Of Wyaadot County.
Upper Sandusky, Nov. 81. l0-tE
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he T0bIe G.

Will be supplied with the best the coun-
try can afford, and no pains will be spared
to make it agreeable to the palate of all.
THE STA B LIE
Which is large and commodions, will be
attended by an experienced Ostler, who
will endeavor 10 render general saiisfac-
tion.
The American being the Stage Office
for all stages running TO and from Bncy-
rus, seats may at all times be obtained.
N: B. The proprietors will also keep
on hand Horses and Buggies for the trans
portation of passengers to any desired
place.
Bucyrus, May 90, lS45.-34-tf.
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In Partition.

ELIZA8ETH NIXON. Eli Nixon, and
AWiliam Nixon, will take notice that
petition was filed against them in 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 tow nship 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 tue said Alexander Campbell for an
order that partition may be made Of said
premises.
SCOTT & SEARS.
.4nys. for peir.
Upper Sandusky, Feb. 20, lS46.-23 tc.
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WYANDoT COMMON PLEAS.

Rodney Poole, Guardian Of
Peter Leeper and
Jacob Leeper,
vs.. In PART TON.
Catharne Leeper and
Thomas Badger.
CATHARINE LEEPER and Thomas
~ Badger, will take notice that petition
was this day filed against them IN the Court
of Common Pleas of Wyandot county, Ohio,
by Rodney Poole, Guardian of Peter Leeper
and Jacob Leeper, and is now pending,
wherein the said Rodney Poole demands par
ttion of the following real estate, to wit:
The southeast quarter, the east part Of south
west quarter, containing sixty nine acres and
twenty hundredths of an acre. and the south
part Of the northeast quarter, containing one
hundred and three acres] Of fractional section
one, in township one SOUTH of range fourteen,
in the District of Delaware and State of Ohio,
with the exception of the portion contained
in the town plot of the town of Mexico; in
said county of Wyandot and nineteen 72-l00
acres formerly sold and conveyed by Thomas
Leeper to Silas Debolt out Of said southeast
quarter; and that at the next term of said
court application will be made by the said
Rodney Poole for an order that partition may
be made of said premises.
SCOTT g. SEARS,
.4A'ys for Pet.
February 81, A. D. ls46.-t. c.-24.
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To All whom These Presents Shall Come.

VHIS is to Certify, that we, Joshua
u French, Of the city of Troy and State
of New York, and Archibald A. Davis of
Worcester, and Everett V. Otis ofthe city
of Boston aud State Of Massachusetts, have
agreed to form limited Partnership pur-
suant to the provisions oftitle first chapter
four part sec ond of the Revised Statutes
of State of New York. That such Par>
tnership is to be conducted under the firm
of French and Davis. That the general
nature of the business to be transacted by
the said Partnership is the purchase and
sale of Flour, Grain, Provisions, and Mer.
chandize generally. And and also 10
transact general Commission business,
with all the usual appendages. That the
said Joshua French and the said Archibald
A Davis are the general partners, and the
said Everett V. Otis is the specsal partner;
and the said Everett V. Otis as such spe-
cial partner has contributed to the com-
mon stock ofthe said Partnership Il he sum
of twenty five thousand dollars in cash.
That the principal place OF business of the
said Partnership is in the City of Troy;
and that the said Partnership is to com.
mence on the sixth day of January, one
thonsand eight hundred and forty six, and
terminate at the expiration of three years
rom the date hereof.
Given under our hands at the city of
Troy. the sixth day of January. one thou
sand eight hundred and forty-six.
JOSHUA FRENCH.
EVERETT V. OTIS.
ARCHIBALD A. DAVIS.
Let the notice required by law in the
foregoing matter be published in the
Newspapers printed in the city Of Troy
called the Daily Northern budget, aud
Daily whig. II. SHELDON
jan S.h, lo46. Clerk Of Rensseier County.
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Brandreth's vegetable Universal Pills.

Brandreth's vegetable Universal Pills.
The BRANDRETH PILLS, as gen.
eral family medicine, especially in a
country so subject to sudden changes
of temperature as this, their value is in-
calculable. By having the Brandrelh
Pills always on hand, should sudden at
tack Of sickness take place. they can be
given at once, and will often have effect.
ed cure before the physician could have
arrived.
ln cholic aud inflammation OF the bow
els, these Pills will at once relieve, and
perseverance in their issue, according to
the directions. will surely do all that med
cine can do, TO restore the health Of the
patient.
In all cases of Indigestion, Worms,
Asthma, Diseases of the Heart, and all
affections Of the stomach and bowels, the
Brard Pills will be found never-fail.
ing remedy.
To insure The full benefit of these eel,
brated Pills, they should be kept in the
house SO that, upon the first commence.
ment of sickness, they may be at once
restored to health. One dose then is bet
ter than dozen after disease has be-
come established in the system.
Be,oare Of CcunteTeus.-The following
are the only duly authorized Agents il
Wyandot county.
d. a. w. Ayres, Upper Sandusky; 10
seph Shorb, Little Sandusky; w. ii. Jone
81 Co. Cary town; ii. Erect, McCutchen
viile. II Broom, Mexico; T. enry Shoomar
Crawford ip.
March, 6, 1S46-c3 -4w.
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Upper sandusky Against the staa
RUN HERE you BaREFOOy
.N.aN!
NEW BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.

NEW BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
T.W. a. ]. Brown, take this method oi
- informing the citizens Of Upper SAM
dusky and surrounding country, that they
have commenced the above business on
forth ST., just north Of Walker st., one
door north of the house formerly oocUpied
by Wolford. They promise that their work
shall not be surpassed for beauty durabil,
ity, or comfort. by any establishment ia
the county. Having every facility for ma
king to order, any description Of Boots
or Shoes, and at the shortest possible no,
tice. They respectfully ask the patron-
age Of the public, and assure them in re.
turn. that no pains of expense will be-
spared to make their purchases profitable
to their customers, as all work will be
done at the lowest cash price, and all sales
conducted in like manner.
.aLW.4YS KEEP on HANDS,
any quantity Of Boots aud Shoes to accom-.
modate customers.
N. b. Wanted in exchange for Boots
and shoes, leather, hides, and all kinds Of
grain, for which the highest price will be
paid and cash not refused.
Feb. 6, lS46.-2i-3m.
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ATTENTION THE UNIvERsE!!i

Kingdoms and Empires will form on the
left of General PoIk's Grand Division, 70
sub. divisions, and Wyandot County OH
GERS will take post on the right; the Cow
ernment Officers at Upper Sandusky will
form on the extreme left, and the Mechan-
les and Workingmeu will take post 10 The
centre.
Attention the whole.
Wheel into line, March. Working -men
four PAGES 10 the front, MARCH.
CHAIRS for sale on Commission, on the
corner of WJandot Avenue and Fifth a.
by ~ ID. TUTTLE.
Upper Saalnsky. Nov. 81, ls45-loft-
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lie m perance Hotel,
B U C US, HIO!
JACOB POUND STONE,
Proprietors.
Prophet ors

THfS house formerly occupied by An
L derson & Poundstone, and recently
by A. Seitz, is situated on Main stree,
two blocks south of the Publice 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
weariea. They are determined by their
close attention to business and moderate
charges, to merit large share Of public
otrnn
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Dissolution.

FNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the subscriber, and Samuel
Itanley, is this day dissolved by consent
Of ofparties. in the plsstering business. and /,
also, in the partnership existing in the
purchase Of lot of A. Sell and John
Sell.
JOSEF II PENNINGTON.
March 9th, lsi6.-3w-2s.
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Gold and silver VS.. Bank Premises.

Ineper heard, aud hope / shall never
hear any sertoas mention, Of paper cur
rency IN The state. 1 do uerily belize that
the grcdfest foes zoe have in HE ,corld, could
no, deeise more eGectuat plan Of running
Tirginia, George Washngion.
il am mol bank man. Once IN my life
was, and then they cheated me tmcf euery
dollar / placed IN tteir hands = Harrison's
Dayton speech,
Hence the reserved rights Of the States
contained no power to charter banks, with
power TO issue bills of credit, ask, wha,
is bank bill but 6ill ofcredit! --.4adre 10
Jackson.
II will be in vain to talk ofpubtic credit,
until zoe return 10 The pure unmired circuia-
tion Of standard gold and siluer .-John
Adams 10 Col Yard, Oct. %, 1909.
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VAR NTH ENGL.AND.!!
Greai ercitemeni al 1'aiior's Straits and
Thimble HoiloU.
IPGents look HereaQ

WLLIAM ]. AXE, having just re eeiv,
~ ed his quarterly Reports from the
city of Philadelphia is again prepared to
accommodate customers in his line of bt-
siness, in the neatest and most fashiopa-
ble style, which is not usually offered to
the public in this section of country
Persons unacquainted with him, may hnd
his shop en- the East side of Sandusky
Avenue, South of ID. Sz w. Ayres' Store
CUTTING DONE.
He will also attend to cutting, on the
latest and best improved mode, and al-
ways insure his work to 6t we'll if prop
erly put together.
Thankful for the very handsome patron
age heretofore bestowed upon him, he very
respectfully solicits continuance of the
same.
N. B. All manner Of country produce
taken in exchange for work, and cash new
er refused. Charges made TO suit the
pressure of the times.
Upper Sandusky, jan. 16, ls46.-l9-tf
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NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
~ scriber has been appointed and quail
fled as administer on the estate Of Saml.
3Pot,, slate OF Wyanhut a'nn,y, dercssed.
CHRISTIAN SrOlT5.
March 27, lS46.-3w2S-*.
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Answer 10 the Puzzle, which appeared
in our paper Of last week.
Upper Sanduskv, March 81, 1916.
II undoubtedly must have beer female,
and married her grant. ather; then she
would be motherin>law to her father, and
likewise TO her mo ther; her sister is her
grand daughter, and as she married her
Internationally m ak kes her grand
mother to her brother.
AMELIA A. HARRIS.
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Notice of reoffering of certain lands in
the WyandOtt cessiou.

The lands in the Wyandot, cession with
drawn from the public sale held at Upper
Sandusky in September last, and also the
lands which were bid off but not paid for
at the same sale, will again be offered al
the sale ordered by the above proclama-
ton, to be held at that office, CONNIE o cling
on Monday, the fifteenth day of June next
Lists Of these lands will be distributed BY
the Register and Receiver Of said land
ofie.
JAMES SHIELDS,
Commissioner General Land Office.
March Is, l346.
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DISSOLUTION.

T,IIE p. rinership heretofore existing
between the subscriber, and James
G Harvey has been dissolved. aud the bu
siness will be hereafter conducted by me.
- JOSEPH E. FoUKE.
Little SandpskY, March IL, ls46.-+
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A Chair Shop

in operation on Fifth street, betw cen Find
lay and Bigelow streets, and near where
the Findlay road strikes the Sandusky
Avenue. The proprietor will keep on
hand all kinds Of plain and fancy Windsor
Chairs; also Rocking Chairs Of every de.
scrption, from the small Arm Chair that
pleases Dolly, up 10 the capacieus Boston
Rocker for Grand Mother; Also Settees,
Socables, and Recesses. He will also
make work to order on short notice; his
work is made of the best material and war
ranted to be good as it ought to be.
All kinds of country produce taken in
exchange for work, also lumber suitable
to his wants; cash not refused il nat offered
in too large quantities.
f.. B. ELKINS.
Jan. 80, 1Si6.--20-tf.
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Wheat, Oats, Corn, Potatoes, and everJ
thing OF the kind, taken on subscfiption
al this oflce.
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Horse Bills,

NEATLY and expediliously executed
~ at this cfice, ON the most feSsouable
terms.
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c A BIN TT " A r E

ca B INE IT " ARE
needed by householders, such as Bureaus
Tables, Cnpboards, Beds,eads, Stands sc
All Of which is offered at prices unusually
Low, for cash or approved trade. lie is
also prepared to accommodate on the
shortest notice, all who are under the ne.
cessity Of obtaining
COFFIN
He has in his employ sundry erperiended
porhmen, SO that persons wishing il, can
be favored on short notice. His work is
also made in neat, substantial manner,
we'll put to eether, aud in a sly lie not sur
passed in this section Of country.
A. VALENTINE.
March 81, IS46.-25-tf.
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CABINET SHOP.

'HNlE undersigned, respectfully informs
the citizens of Upper Sandusky, and
vicinity, that he is making every dcscrip-
ton of ..-
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UPPER SAND USKY
II ALL II 0 A ID -!

When the Rail Road will be completed
is more than we can tell, but we can say
that there is
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PROFITABLE INVESTMENT

hE subscriber, having an only son in the West, and
! having recently lost the tie which has separated
rm from his only child, and rendered his location in
Hsa no longer desirable, will sell hs most eligible
desirable Estate, IN the county Of Brunswick for at
.as one-iourh less than il could have been obtained
~ weeks ago. The dwelling house, for comfort and
architecture is not surpassed, with large kitchen,
S Se,-in fact, all necessary houses for large
m iae dwelling is superior, and beautifully mot
ssaeahl'yl fnrnlshed-with all that is comfortable
h,s amy provided for the ensuing year. About one
~ mead OF hogs, fifty sixty sheep, fine stock
" sae, Oh The Durham breed, among which are four
oe VI oxen, and three ready TO work, with two wa
al ., ana horse cart, and every variety Of agricutu
me farm contains 43O or sixty acres about SIX hun
~ imposed In maiden land, part grown in pine,
"a oil which will bring good tobacco. II lies on the
.s's Of Great Creek for perhaps mile and half,
iare proportion Of IA, land Capable OF the high
Improvement with little labor. The Estate Is finely
,ns h.s vi numerous springs, and the fiat land or
any machinery ''ea'eo io' "'eeuo" Vi "a'e' 'o'
abon, Son 70 veil the whole Estate stands, with
present eyor barrels corn OATS fodder, and the
r0 .rs' 70 tue ptocess Of cur " - 'o - y o'~NS
los or an oon s arm three hphtv imnroyed tobacco
100 =, ~ aUoU0 nils EACH and on ~ % pno and tom
years. s'hg In clover for the last two
,,.h ,la o. .ne purchase money will h. ,s,uir.d in
~ and rossa, y. oe accommodating 10 ,hs M
application can made 10 the snhssy,,
sHale as II Is presumed none viii nVing on the
mist viewing for themselves purchase without
'-''~ D. J. CLAIBORNE, ss.
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germs Of the Enquirer.

III. ENQUIRER Is published DAILY lior tue Siyl
ryIWEEkI.Y TOR the eountTy.) For the Daily
sud dollars per annum, and nj tho rate OF eight
Paet .s,,srn for shorter period than one year. For
tSss 'm, Weekly, five dollars per annum' and Three
he ~, six nunths payable IN advance, TO DC pad ~
paas w rsp,ised by mail post paid; or Six Dollars
III fe', ,n, Al the end ofthe year.
pe' ~. duee 10 this office may be remtfcd per mail
" I'D available Bank notes, al the risk OF the Edi-
10 GOO Of oil letters beng paid BY tAe sriftrs
NJ Of single letter is scarcely OF any account
trhs Ii is the accumulation of postage, IN an
piAe ~ ,usiness, which operates as serious TAX
eN",,s Editors) vpnr,snc
=. tue DAILY ENQUIRER-For one square o,
~ ,'n.. or less, first insertion, hfty cents, anu
sixteen eedne insertion twenty-five cents-h insert
ssrs! SUI .,,sk twice week, or three times week,
% co. s,yrr and a half cents. ,
hiW WIS COMMUNICATIONS square OF si1teeh
less first insertion IS cents; for each c"n'inu-
snsei rom distance must be accompanied win inc
or satisfactory references, To insure execn-
lioa A, os,,.a-ie, and Marriages from the country
~, The martyrs handwriting is unknown q. tni1
s nina, he authenticated by the endorsation OF lne
IN the neighborhood or they WIN IN no cse
Ic-ns.h,d Every measure, that has been taken -
,mposi,ions and Quiszes, has proved
We must, therefore, insist, Ia such case
@ n, Communication being certified by Inc name u
.pVu p,mast.r ,cy,nes on the back Of the letter.
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A Valuable Estate
IN THE COUNTY OF ORANGE IT

AM anxious TO sell either portion, the whols OF
my land, upon the Rapid Anne River, in the county
Of Orange. This Estate Is esteemed by those VINO
know H. equal Ii not superior, to any in this region It's
Tract Is supposed TO contain about quo acres, and am
willing to sell either tho whole, 800 acres, without
the buildings Ii divided, full proportion OF timber
could be allotted to each part Adjoining this last aoo
acres there also 30 of very valuable moeeo
land, " ch Gun be had. The two united would form
Of the past Summer, my lands do not present inr,r
usual growth Of grass yet their fine adaptation 10
all grain crops and 10 tobacco, we'll known IN lns
vicinity There 60 OF the richest low gOuhus,
and part Of this dcposite from tho river, sum
cient enrich least 200 It's qualities have been
tested with result altogether satisfactory
ling on this Farm has heen consumed by hre put lhe
wallis still good and be fully repaired al cost
Of $780, the contract price offered by an excellent WORK
man. These walls 81 feet by 40 feet, Two STORY,
with an excellent cellar. The cost of wood work must
depend upon its execution. The timber, however, Is
abundant tho land, and there ARE two saw niiIs,
distant less than one mile Tie contguy OF these Saw
Mills two Gris Mills, large FIGURING Mill and flourish
ing Woollen Factory must add essentially 10 the con-
yenience and value of this Estate. The location Is
such that il cannot be made pass way. ana Is pecu-
liarly removed from annoyances OF all kind. Inc
river has been surveyed, and company is now form-
ing with attering prospects Oh opening nasisa
from Gordonsve Depot of Louisa Railroad IS only IL
miles. The buildings now standing are an excellent
Kitchen, with four rooms, MEAT House, pairy,
large Framed Stable, Barn. Corn and Tobacco Houses
aud necessary Negro Cabins. The taiden Is prouuc-
tive and the Yard beautiful with an extensive noun
tain view My terms are one-thrd cash. residue III one
and two years, with without interest, as may ne
agreed between myself and the purchaser An unques-
tonable title will beccnveyed ~
Orange, Nav l2-ctf u Z. MhloN.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

We draw upon The Standard and the Republi-
can for the details OF The celebration oil the ami
versary on Friday. We learn from member
that this Order, whose objects are so laudable.
has rapidly increased. 1t is just three years old
and now numbers seventy thousand in the United
States. The procession on Friday was quite
striking. They numbered over 400, OF whom
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Copy-Teste,
Sept. l-cw2m w. w. I. COGBtLL, ID. L.


TN CHANCERY.-ylRsISiA: I'm Hanover County
1 Court. July 29th, 1886:
John w. Royster, Mary R. Royster, and Samuel T.
Register, riaihtiHs'
against
Thomas Cooke and Frances A. his wife, Mary R.
Woodson, Christopher H. Holland and Caroline NJ his
wife. Frances r. Woodson, John w. Woodson, Samuel
A. Woodsou and Harriet T.. Woodson, James NJ. Green
and Susan a. his wife, and Francis Page late Sheriff Of
Hanover Administrator Of Mary Register, deceased,
Defendants.
For reasons appearing 10 the Court the order made in
this cause on the 26h day Of May, 1896 L. revoked and
annued; aud the Court doth adjudee order and Decree
that Alexander H. Roysier late Of the county of lano
YER OF William and Mav Royster, who is alleged
i'm the compliments bill have removed from the State
OF Virginia many years since and after dgent enqui-
ry not TO have been heard Of for now more than seven
years. his representatives. do appear here on the s'
day of October Court next and answer the complain
ants BILL or the Court will presume the said Alexander
H. Royster to be dead inlesale, and without heirs or
distributes and that copy Of this order he inserted for
eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Richmond Enquirer be-
fore the first day Of October Court.
A Copy-Teste,
Aug. 25-cwsw WIN O. WINSTON, c. II. G.