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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-06-26
VOL. 1. NO. Al.

Served him Right The Louisville y EN-
ocrat gives an account Of a GLORIOUS VIC
tory gained by a Yankee soldier in that
city over tory croaker. The tory ap.
preached him with What a fool you are
for going to Texas to Gght--you might be
in better business This was said with
that silly grin which we so often see in the
countenances Of bipeds Of the same CALI
bre in these parts, apd which peculiarly
BELTS such creatures phiz. The soldier
concluded that, If there was any, better
business Than fighting the enemies abroad,
i, must certainly be that of thrashing tories
at home, and accordingly took him at his
word. answering him with fist, first on
one side o. his tory mouth, and then on the
other--one for uncle Sam, and then for
Texas Good!-SfatesmGn
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civil war N NanYoo.e


The Regulators have again invad ed
the Mormon settlements, and indicted
punishment a Ia Lynch upon number o
the Mormons whom they regarded as most
obnoxious, at the same time sending a
general warning to those of that unfortu.
nate sect still remaing, TO leave, under
penalty of death. A large force vas be-
ing raised to preserve order, Maj or War
ren's command having been disbanded
some time since, when affairs seemed to
indicate restoration of peace. Sheriff
Back enstoss was absent at Galena, in at
tendance on the trial of Rockwell. The
editor of the Nauvoo Eagle, by the advice
of his friends, has packed up his materials,
saving out enough to issue an extra.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-06-26

Beautiful Lille .Altegory.-A humming
bird met butterfly, and being pleased
with the beauty of its person and glory Of
its wings, made an offer ofsperpetual
friendship.
81 cannot think Of it," was the reply,
cas- you once spurned me and called me a
drawling dolt.'
"Impossible!" exclaimed the humming
bird, II always entertained The highest re )
pect for such beautiful creatures as you" ("
'Perhaps yon do now," said the other,
but when you insulted me, was cater
pillar. So let me give you Piece of ad-
vice, never insult the humble, as they may
some day become your snperiors.'
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-06-26
OTD E.NOUGH.

The New Orleans Delta tells ofa young
LADY,. blooming as a rosebud, lovely as
Houri.-.of sweet seventeen.- but as un-
sophisticated as boarding school educa-
tion could make her, who being, at the
house of friend of the family, the son-
versation turned on the Oregon question,
when sue very ingeniously remarked
Spa goes for $40 49' because he says he's
in favor of the whole or none. Ma says
she'd take 400. because she'sin favor Of
peace. lwould not like to take any one
older than Harry Bloomfield, and he's but
ieeniy;6ue'
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-06-26
EpLraim calls the time Of squeezing
the girls hands the palmy season of life.

Curious and Important Scieati6c Discou.
cry.--It is now ascertained, beyond "a
-tlanhf that that Tnlngranhic wires now IN
operation between this city, N. York
and Baltimore, are the causes of the heavy
and repeated rains we have had ever since
they were 10 operation. The electric
fluid is attracted by their galvanic power,
and that sympathy which exists between
gases, added to the wonderful and mystic
rious operations of nature, produce this
wonderful phenomena, which we leave for
the philosopher TO explain more fully and
ifcally.--Keystone.
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Distinguished .arricat.-The Washing;
ton Union of Tuesday SAYS General
Robert Armstrong, the consul of the Uni>
ted States at Liverpool, is now iD this
city. He came in the Great Western,
and will return in few days TO Liver.
pool. He describes the deep impressio q
which the unparalleled enthusiasm of our
volunteers is calculated to produce in
Europe The New York papers state
that he is the bearer Of important de-
spatches from our minister, Mr.. McLaae.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-06-26
Terrible tornado.
WILMlNoroN, Del, Friday, june

WILMINoToN, Del, Friday, Junc 5.
We have only time TO inform you by to-.
nights mail of terrible tornado whic h
visited our city this afternoon between
five7and six o'clock. The wind blew ter
riGc--large trees were blown down
houses nroofed--carriages on the roads
near the city were upset--the carriers,
draymen, &C., ungeared their horses, I'M
able to proceed farther, and left their
burthens in the street, which were abso-
lutely covered with torrents of water.--
Such storm was never before witnessed
in Wilmington. Al this early hour il is
impossible TO send you all the ,riiculars
Several lives were lost, and the shipping
in port consid derably damag - Baltimore
Patriot.
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Dreadful Confagration at quebec, an
Appalling loss of Life.


On the night OF the 18th inst, the Thea.
tire Royal, devoted to the exhibition Of
Harrisons Mechanical Dioramas, took
fire by the npsetting of campfire lamp
on the stage. The fire espread with almos,
inconceivable rapidty, and the whole
building was soon envelopcd in flames
The place was densely crowded and
rush was at once made for the doors,
which were few and not easy of access
In this rush from siaiy TO one hundred per.
sons, is supposed persisted. A writer in
the Quebec Mercury, who was one Of the
audience, gives the account of the scene;
The staircase communicating with the
boxes was a steep one, and we are Of the
opinion it had fallen from the weight Of
those who crowded upon it. At least
such was our opinion at the moment.--
One foot was Interposed between the hap.
less crowd and eternity! and on that
space We, with five or six others stood,
the fierce flames playing around us, and
the dense smoke repelling all efforts to
extricate. AS far back as We could see
there was sea Of heads, of writhing
bodies and outstretched arms. Noise
there was none-but few means escaped
the doomed. Al the extreme end in view
there were faces calm and resigned; per-
sons, who, from the funeral veil of smoke
which gradually enshrouded them appear
ed calmly to drop into eternal sleep. BY
our side was one brot her striving to extris
cate another, but abandonment was una
voidable. One poor creature at our feet
offered his entire worldly wealth for his
rescue; the agonizing expression of the
faces before us, can never be efaced from
our memory. TIE flames at the time
were above and around us-but human
aid was of no avail; in FIVE minutes from
the time of which we make mention, the
mass Of human beings who had but short
interval previous been in the enjoyment
Of full and active life, were exposed to
our. view mass of calcined bones'
Forty-sx of the bodies were got out
and nearly all recognized, although man!
were appalingly disGgured. Many diet
from snaicatioh.
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AnInterested volunteer.

Some five years ago, a citizen OF Gin
cinnati was taken prisoner by the Mexi
cans. and for two years was compelled TO
labor with chain fastened 10 his ancies
as street cleaner in the city Of Mexico.
He finally obtained his freedom and re-
turned TO his native city. This same man
within week past, has volunteered his
services to 60 10 Mexico as soldier; and
he says that he is determined TO obtain
his pay for The too years labor. We hope
he may have good time ''revelling in the
halls Of the Montczumas.o
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-06-26

PreH1 Hands.-Delicale, beautiful
hands! Dear Miss, how do you cont rive to
make yur hands look so pretty! And sci
off with rings too, as if to draw attention
that way. Let us feel Of them. Lord a
mercy low soft and tender! DO you bake
Miss! No. Do you make beds! Do you
wash floors and scrub pots and kettles!
No. So we thought. Look at your moth
er's hands. Ain't you ashamed ofyourself!
Will you suffer that old lady to kill herself
outright, while you do nothing from day
light till dark, but keep dust from your
face and the les from your hands! What
are you fi for! Will a man of common
sense marry you for your delicate hands!
A person who is real man, would prefer
10 see them BACKED occasionally by COM
ing IN contact with pothooks and trammels
and calloused BY day or two's rub at the
washing tub Pretty fingers, indeed what
arr they good for; but TO move over a
piano, TO stick through golden rings! Like
much of the vain things Of the earth, they
are kept for a show and nothing more
For our part, we would rather see them
worn out in actual service, and as tough
as ccquett's conscience, than 10 tender,
that Gy's foo, will make an impression
upon ,heni. at.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-06-26
Strange, ifTrue.

A correspondent of the Lowell Journal
vouches for the truth of the following:---
"There are two men now boarding at the
American House, ia hotel in that city,)
who have boarded there one year and a
half, and sleep IL Me same bed, who have
never spoken to each other, and Do not
know each other" :, se
Ifhe had added never kicked each other,
il would have made it still more wonderful.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-06-26

Death Of The Hon. Henery .Ntddleion.--
The Hon. Henry Middleton, who from
early life has held no undistinguised place
in the politics Of the State Of South Car.
olina and of the Union, and for some
years represented the government of the
United States at the Court of Russia,
died at Charleston on Sunday last.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-06-26

Justice is as strictly due between neigh~
bof nations as between neighbor citizsns,
\ highwayman is as much a robber when
he plumbers ia gang, as when singlei and
a nation that makes an unjust war is only
great gaug --Franklia.
The popular EXPIRE ,s;on, 'Shan't do any,
thing else, originated with Charles Lamb,
who, when asked By lady TO acc ,mpaay
her to fayorite "watering place." repli.
el---"I shan't do anything else, my dear,
1 is pow the worlds mouth stopple,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-06-26

Dress.--There is not in the world 4
surer sign of little SOUL than the striving
to gain respect by such despicable means
as dress and rich clothes; none will depend
on these ornaments, but those that have
no other.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-06-26

olence.- lie that clothes the poor,
clothes his own soul. He that sweetens
the cup of afiliction, sweetens his own
heart. He that feeds the hungry. spreads.
out banquet more sweet and refreshing
than lu xury can bestow.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-06-26

Ofthe patients admitted during the year
into the Pennsylvania Hospital, in this
city, there, were 479 natives Of the United
States, AZ OF England, of Wales, 10 OF
Scotland, 447 of Ireland, So of Germany,
and 81 from other foreign coun tries.