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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14
REMARKABLY NsTANcEs.q

Have freqdeosly been given OF seeds ibs
Felaia their ysgelaiing powers Cor . grosl
tshglh Offime. Whest found IN The inls-
nor ehlmbeFs Of the Pgrsmids Of Egypt.
and supposed 20 have laia here for ihres
thousand years, has TegsIaied on being
soN 10 proper soil. ~ rt- --..f =
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14
Protection Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD. CONNFCTICUT

!? VII 8 undersigned are agentslor this Gonna.
~ ny, and are prepared to iasure Dwelliny
Houses, stores, MeTehaudise sud Cotton IN
Store. And also, 10 take River riskS on Mer
chapdile and Cotton. ~. - :
TIE Company is an Old one-has dOBe n Iarpp
busiTiest ia the South and West, snd, paid u,Hay
Losses. r. ALLEN &. BARKSDALE.
> YsKOO City, April IS, lsI5. 3O-6m.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14
ROBC. FISHER,
MILTON PILES,
JOHN WARMACK,
r T. JENNINGS,

BENTON, MISS, May IL, lS45.
certify that owned drug store in the town
Of Benton, Miss. in the year 1874, and that /
sold about 200 boxes of w. w. Wood's fever
aud ague pills, and that warranted every box
to cure, and that have never Known these pills
to fail to effect cure in few hours. can ca
that believe they are equal to any me ticine
ever Offered to the public for the cure of chill a
Iever,or leYer and ague. E. G MCKEE
BENTON, MISE, April lS, l645.
have used DR., " ood's fever and ague pills
IN my family for several years. and can cheerful
" bear testimony TO their efficacy IN the imme
diste cure Of cbills and ievers in ANY form. |
have also been for some time connected with
drugstore, in which they were constantly kent
Tor sale, and do not know Of single inslan,e. 10
which they have not giveh inst OF relief They
are The most popular remedy, by fsF, Of any 9TH
er in this section. .s Al. A. JENKINS.
w. W WOOD, Benton, Mss. July, Is45.
Sold wholesale aud retail by
e o. o. WOODMAN, e. co.
Aug. 90, ls45. 45-Iy
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14
J. S. CIendenin,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
YAZOO CITY, Mississippi
April 50, 1916. SOd {
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14

o. For TIE accommodation Of those who de-
sire paper printed at the seat of government
durlng the session Of Congress only, W. will lurn
ish them the EXTRA UNIoN as follows:
'emi Weekly, ! eopv - 81 Weekly. eppp 4, m
copies ~ 10 q COMES 10 90
l2 copies 400 95sopits 20 90
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-07-03
For aert Gouernor cfOhio.
DAVID TOD.
THE CAMPAIGN.

The campaign is now about opening and
every man who feels any interest in the well
fare of his country, must feel somewhat in.
terested in the result of the election now ap-
preaching; therefore, the news of the day
will be more or less interesting and desirable
to all and as this is :he case, TO put it in the
power Of the citizens of Wyandot and sur
rounding country to get the news, the Demo-
cratic Pioneer will be issued at tn e VERY
Low RATE OF FIFTY CENTS till after
the fall election. No subscription received
without the money accompanying it.
We ask it as favor, that every Democrat
exert himself freely in our behalf in getting
subscribers and sending in Immediately. The
price will certainly put it within the reach of
all to take the paper.
The Pioneer will be as it ever has been,
Democratic, and the principles which govern
the Democratic party are the principles that
will be vidcated through its columns, believ-
ing the happiness of man and the prosperity
of our country rest upon these principles.
The news will not merely consist Of poll
tics, but also Of war, miscellany and other
important matter, always the latest possible.
We will endeavor to make our paper interest
ing and worthy liberal patronage.
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Brandreth's vegetable Universal Pills.
A SCIENTIFIC MEDICINE Great

Brandreth's Vegetable Universal Pills.
A SCIENTIFIC MEDICINE Great
experience and judgment are required 70
make valuable, and at the same time in.
uocent purgative. This is possessed only
by few.
The great majority of the remedies ad-
verlised Of this class, are manufactured by
persons who have no idea of the relative
or individual powers OF the drugs they use.
1t is this cause, more than any other,
which occasions the inertness and often
injurious effects produced by advertised
remedies. And hence the general preju-
dice which prevails against them., Now
there is great difference in this respect,
with regard to the pills made by DR.. Is.
Brandreth, aud cons eqnently their superb
or claims upon the public Each Of the
articles composing the Brandreth Pills,
are prepared in that way which VIII secure
| their beneficial Effects to the system tn the
safest and easiest manner. For instance,
some ingredients have TO be prepared in
the vacuo; that is, the air Is exhausted in
the utensil, and remains so until combs
nation is effected with other ingredients,
which alierw ards prevents the air from
acting injurionsly upon the medicine.--
Again, the proportion for each Ingredient
depends upon its multiplying power upon
other ingredients. For the power of diff
ferent vegetable purgatives upon each oth-
er, is governed by similar laws that govern
the power of figures by multiplication.--
Nine added to nine, makes eighteen; but
nine lines nine are eigbty-one. So ii is
with some vegetable purgatives. BY adj
ding nine parts of one ingredient, and nine
parts of another ingredient together, the
power is increased, not to eighteen, but
to eighty.one. For example, either of The
articles to produce any purgauve effect,
wnuld have to be used to the extent OF
eighty one grains; by combining them on
ly eghtee grains have to be used. Again,
another Ingredient is found to multiply
this power again, which in a proportion
of two grains, would have no effect upon
the animal economy, but which, added 10
eighteen grains of compound oftwo parts
of nine grains, each Of two ingredients,
will again multiply the power which they
have gained OF eighty to one hundred
and sixty-two. So again, the mixture of
twenty grains can be again multiplied by
an addition of two grains, to tho power of
three hundred and twenty -four grains, of
the original power of the two first ingre-
dienls. Here we have twenty two grains.
which as purgative, contain the power
equal to three hundred and twenty.four
grains Of either of the articles alone; new
ertheless, also so powerful after being thus.
combined, are safe in any quantity; always
having beneficial effect, and in no case
capable of doing injury, of which thousands
bear ample witness.
Betoare Of CeunterjsHs.-The following
are the only duly authorized Agents in
Wyandot county.
D. IL w. Ayres, Upper Sandusky; Jos
seph Shorb, Llttle Ssndusky; w. IL. Jonas
81 Co. Cary town; II Freet, McCutchen.
vile, F. Bloom, Mexico; enry Shoaman
Crawford ,p. te
July 3, lol6-4a-iw.
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PROS ECTUS
OF THE
Democratic Pioneer,
Publish od in Upper sanduskY.

THE undersigned, believing it to be for tho
welfare and better organization of the Dem
ocratlc party, is desirions publishing paper
in the above named place, which in politics,
will be thoroughly Democratic; while 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
tellgence.
In taking the responsibility of publishing
paper practice has made it necessary to give
an avowal of the principles by which it will
be governed, and in so doing, it Is deemed suf
6cient when we say: it will be devoted to
principles which guarantee to every man,
equal protection, equal privileges, and uni
versal liberty, holding the doctrine that all
men are alike worthy Of protection, so long as
the doctrine of freedom and equality are pro-
tessed to be the governing principles of our
happy land-without distinction between rich
or poor. Believing such were not the gov
erning principles Of the majority in our State
Legislature last winter, we shall be found bat
tleing 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
counsel of such as are desirous of promoting
the good cause for which it is published to
vindicate, 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.
lustrious who have promulgated Democratic
principles from the earliest dawn of our rep
ublican government.
The mechanical branch Of the paper will
be neatly executed.
TERMS OFsU CRIPTIoN.
The paper will be published weekly,
per year, if paid in advance, at -. So 90
If not paid till the expiration, ..... 2 so
For six months, if paid in ADVANCE. 90
If at the expiration of six months, -. ] so
The above terms will be required, unless
tie publisher sees fit to make other arrange
ments.
Every Democrat in Wyandott and sur
rounding country, is constituted an agent, 10
gel at least one good subscriber.
w. T. GILES.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-07-03
COW-ARDLY.

The author of the federal system of
taxation believei it is right and just to ex :
empt the money of the wealthy bond
holder aud banker, under all circumst an .
tances, but at the same time impose
tax upon the poor mans cow, The credit
of this new system Of equalismg taxes,
belongs exclusively to federalism. The
measures of The federalists will answer
most admirably for the rich, but the lead :
ers Of thai party are influenced by very
little of the 'miik of human kindness as
far as concerns the poor Statesman.
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Cabinet and Chair
Making.
A. VALENTINE.

A. VALENTINE. J. MORRISON.
VALENTINE &. MORRISON,
u ESPECTFULLY inform It's citizens
"a OF Wyandott and adjoining counties.
hat they have commenced The GARNET
Business in all lis varioua branches. on
Fourth street, a tew rods north Of the
Upper Santusky Hotel, in the town OF
Upper Sandnsky, where they intend to
keep all kinds of
FURNITURE
that is manufactured in this or any other
State. Having had long experience in
the above business in one of the most
fashionable places in the country, they
feel assured that they can give general
satisfaction to all those who may favor
them with a call, having purchased a
large lot Of materials, consisting o. Ma,
terIas, consisting of Mahogany, Hair
cloth, curlcd hair, Sofa springs, and Hard
ware, and are prepared to make the fol-
lowing articles, viz:
Dressing Bureaus, Centre Tables,
Pier Tables, Sidebpards, and
Mahogany Bureaus,
of different shapes and patterns, and all
other kinds of furniture in our line of
business; which we will sell as cheap as
any other shop in the country, for cash or
produce. Having on hand large
lot of twined materials, we are prepared
20 make all kinds of chairs, viz: Fancy
Upholstered Chairs, fancy Cane Bottoms,
and various patterns Of Windsor Chairs,
All those in want OF furniture will do well
IN niya no call hefore nurchasin0 else
forlwe feel assured that we can suit them
in quality and price.
Upper Sandusky, July 2, 1916. 40 If.
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Convention.

The Democratic voters of Wyandot coun-
ty. will assemble in their respective town.
ships, at the usual place of holding elections,
on the SECOND SATURDY of JULY, and
there select delegates to attend the Congress-
ional and Senatorial Convention, at Tifin, on
the 31st July.
Also, TO select delegates to attend the Con-
vention at Bucyrus, on the SECOND FRI
DAY OF AUGUST tFOURTEENTH,) to
nominate a candidate for the Legislature.
A. McELVAIN,
c. r. MOOT,
]. McCUTCHEN,
A. TRAGO,
G. T. FREES,
Csnfrat Committee Of ~. C.
@ Bebb is going itwith rush, on the
Reserve.--Whig Paper.
Yes, and blind at that
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~ will be in vain 10 talk ofp%bic credit,
uniiitee re,arnto The pure ADMIRED circutas
tion Of standard gold and silver--John
.addms.
Give the working classes an honest
government, freedom from monopohes,
and privileged classes, hard money, not
paper currency, for their labor. and all
will be well.-- Jacksan's last pords 10 The
american people.
As to the Bankers, there 10 but little
difference between them and counterfeit.
ters; if / should give any preference the
counterfeiter is the best, for neither Of
them ever expected or intended to pay
their notes. The Banker, more bold and
daring, robs The people under cover and
pretence oflaw-the counterfeiter, more
diffident and unassuming, tobs the people
without law.--John Quincy Adams.
1t is one Of the greatest humbugs ever
attempted to be imposed upon a people,
that there is not specie enough in the
world to answer all the necessary wants
ofthe community. Shut out from cirou.
laton all paper, and specie will flow in
upon us as the tide. .--.4ndrew jackson.
Paper money.-The manufactures Of
paper money has been attempted in every
form; it has been tried by individuals,
been transferred to corporations by Con.
gress engaged in by themselves, and has
signally failed in all. Ii has, in general
proved not the handmaid of honest indus
try and well regulated enterprise, but the
pampered mental OF speculation, idleness
and fraud. II has corrupted men of the
highest standing; almost destroyed the
confidence of mankind in each other; and
darkened our criminal calender with
names that might otherwise have conferred
honor and bene6t upon our oounty-.uar>
tin Pan Buren,.
Henry Clay on Corporations Wha, is a
corporation, such as the bill rontmplates!
1t is a splendid association of favored in
dividuals AIKEN from the mass of society,
aud invested with exemptions and priy
leges.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-07-03
HOME CURRENCY ESTABLISHED.

The whig party of this State called upon
the people to come to their aid and place
them in power-then the prosperous times
would commence-money be made plenty
grain sell high, and every other promise that
could be invented to deceive was adopted
Now let every man look at the prosperous
times high prices, and the fair promises OF
the wing party and say where all this pros
perity is Banks have been established in every
portion of the State, and the result is plain.
The currency is no better than it was before
SO many new banks were made, a fact that is
now visible to every one, even to those who
put faith in whig promises. Times are as
hard now as they have been for years-every
man is complaing of the oppressive times
How much more does the farmer get for his
whea! than he did previous to the new banks
going in to operation? Not one cent, nor so
much. Where is the mechanic that has more
work or higher prices since whiggery was
clothed with the power IN Ohio than he had
previoust He is not to be found. Look at
this and say how long you will permit 1t to
exist. The only alterations that have made
their appearance since the operation Of whie
legislation, is harder times and an increase in
the TAX. Let epety freeman with these facts
before him be active in choosing men to fill
the seats in our Legisture, who Will act for the
people and not alone for few rich specula-
ors IF the people do not act for themselves
and sci ct men to S the important Offices of
the State, they can expect nothing better
than unequal laws. Let the people remember
when they 60 to the election the many good
promises made by the wings; an then re-
member how those promises are fulfilled, and
the action after such reflection must be right.
OF The township meeting will be on Sat
urday the th. for the purpose of appointing
delegates to attend the Congressional and
Senatorial Convention at Tifin, on the 3Ist
July, and to appoint delegates to at the Rep
resentatve Convention, in Bucvrus, on the
second Friday in August. Let the meetings
be full, and then our nominations will be good
and true.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-07-03

Or Columblana has held her meeting to
nominate candidates for the several offices to
be filled, county and State. c. L. Valland-
CHAM, has been nomitad for Representative
The selection is good one, and will give
general satisfaction to the whole Democracy
of Columbiana.
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Sherin J Sale.

RY virtue Of aVendiBand Fl. Fa. issu.
ed from the court of common pleas OF
Hancock county, Ohio, TO me directed, +,
will offer for public sale, AT Upper San
dnsky, Wyandot county, Ohio, on Tues
day the 23th day Of July, A. ID. 1916, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock, a. m. and
4 P. m, the following goods and chattles
aud property, to wit: One sorrel mare, A
years old; one dun colt, years old; aiken
as the property Of David Adams, al the
suit Of Moses Jewit.
THOMAS BAIRD,
Sheriff Of W. C. o.
Upper Sandusky, June 26, l946.-4l-4.
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1T rs A 'FaCT

That the amount of mouey lost by fail
ing banks throughout the Union, from
ls4l to l545, was $33,439, 1893! o.,
HOS share Of this los was only ttOo mil.
lions one hundred and thirty housaad!-
Will the people be wise 10 time, or will
they, BY fair promises made TO deceive, a.
gain be brought to bankruptcy
Statesman.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-07-03

q The Tod fever absolutely RACES in
this region.-Zaaes. Aurora.
Yes, and the Locofoco party will absolute
ly die With on the second Tuesday Of Oc-
tober. Croton oil wouldn't save it.-Laacas-
ter Gag.
IF they die with it, it will be rejoicing over
the whig defeat in October.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the subscri-
Der has been appointed and quaiiifed as
executor on the estate of Joseph Sterger-
W alt, late of Wyandot County. deceased.
JAMES VI. CHEMBELIN.
McCutch ensille May A. lS46-35-4t*
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Boarding House.

MFR. Switzerland, takes this meth
lSA cd Of lnforming any that may desire
boarding, ten or twelve boarders will be
accommodated by calling at his house OF
the Sahdusky Avenue, south of Ayres
Store. The Accommodations will be pre-
pared t0suit all.
Upper Santusky, June 5, ls46.-3S-u
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LET BANKERS HEAR.

o. No State shall enter into any treat.
y, alliance or confederation; grant letters
of marque and reprisal; coin money: emf
bills Of credit; make any thing but gold
and silver coin tender in payment OF
debts; pass any bill of attainder; expost
facto law, or law impairing the obligation
of contracts; or g, ant any title of mob Ility.
Section 10 offhe Constitution ofthe Uniled
States.
Ineper heard, and 1 hope / shall neuer
hear any serious menfion, Of a paper cur
rency in The stale. 1 do veriiy belize thai
the g, eafest foes zoe haze in The toortd, could
not deuise more efectuat plan ef running
Tirgiaia.-- George Washington.
am NOT a bank man. Once in my life I
ssas, aud hen they cheated me cut Of eUery
dollar / placed IN their hands, Harrison's
Dayton speech,
Hence the reserved rights of the State
containe ed no power to charter banks, with
power to issue bills of credit. ask, what
is bank bill but 0iH of .4adrep
Jackson.
OF all the contriuances for cheating The
iaboriag classes Of mankind, RoRs hace been
more efsciuoi than that iohich deiudes them
wdh paper money. This is The most effect
uai Of iHUeatioas 10 Jertiiixe tte rich maa's
field uiih The ssoeat Of the poor maa's brov
Daniel Webster in he o. S. Senate, 1892
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But all the corporations en- 10y exclusive
privileges-that is, the corporators have
privileges which no others possesses; and if
yod create City corporations instead of
one, you have fifty privileged bodies in-
stead Of one--Speech Of the Hon. Henry
Clay in The U S. Senate, Feb, 20h 1911,
on the recharter qfMe U, S. Bank.
sincerely believe that banking instau.
lions are more dangerous than standing
armies - Thomas Jefferson 10 John Taylor
May 2sth 1916.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-07-03

~ We return our thanks to Senators AL
: len and Houston for documents we received
from them, and also Hon. St. John for docu-
ments sent by him.
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Oceola Rail Road T.!

HIS HoL,NEss, the Right Rev: D. TUT
TIE. Bishop of Upper Sandusky-
Doctor of "a sick Diuinity, nonprofessor of
Modern Theology, etc. etc. etc., takes
this method 10 announce that by The last
arrival at this place Of the Great Eastern
Car, Gocomotson, he has received splen-
did addition 10
HIS LOT or CHAIRS.
lie now has on hand an astonishing heap
Of excellent Chairs, aud sells them off
cheap,
He has rocking-cLairs, childrau's chairs
windsor and fancy,
To suit Susan, and Molly, aud Lydia, and
Nancy.
He's all sizes and colours, with green,
black, aud Umber,
Two or three stories high, lie can't tell the
number.
lie also petitions all the good people who
call, and he will be pleased to accommo,
date all "with seats"
He would al o demonstrate most respect
fully against the practice ofpnrchasing in
a foreign market, articles offurniture and
equipage, when they may aud can be Oh.
tanned just as CHEAP and just as GOOD, a,
home.
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING,
done at the shortest notice. 81
OF Don't forget the place, call at the
corner Of Wyandot Avenue and fifth ST.,
opposite where the Post Office should be,
Upper Sandusky, Jan. II, ls46.-l9-tf
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Testimonials
OF THE EXTRAORDINARY ErFioAcy
DIR. OSGOOD'S

INDIA CHOL G GOGUE:
In the cure Of Fever and .4gue, (hiH Fe.
ger, Dumb .4gue, Intermittent and Re
miHem Ferers, Livers rsCompiaint, Jaun.
dice. Enlargement ofthe Liuer enlarge
mem Of The Spteen, and all the curious
firms Of
BiL LfO US ID rs Z a S e S.
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Wagons.

= horse, wagons. for sale by the sub
scriber, in Upper ssndsky. AnS person
wishing to purchase will do well to call and
examine the wagons on hand.
JOSEPH MoCUFCHEN.r
April o2, ls46.-32-tf
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ALSO,

The south east quarter Of the south east
quarter of section number eleven, tl)
township number two ~ south, of range
twelve, (l2) east first meridian, Ohio,
containing forty, 40, acres more or less,
each lying in the district Of lots hereto>
fore subject to sale at Bucyrus, Ohio; la.
ken as the property of Bejamin Ward /,
James +. Ward and Silas Burson, to sat,
lsfy an execution in favor of Daniel
Smith.
THOMAS BAIRD, Sheriff.
Sheri6's Office. June 26, 1916