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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-03
Sale OfSChO0l Lands,

I0N the sixteenth day Of September
next, ] wall offer for sale at the door
Of the Court House, in Upper Sandnsky
y. the following described lands, being
section sixteen, in township three south,
IN range fifteen east, Antrim Town
ship,] VIZ:
The north east quarter of the north east
quarter, containing thirty niue acres and
twehty five hnndredlhs; appraised at five
dollars per acre
The north west quarter Of the north
east quarter, containing thirty niue acres
and twenty Lcndredths; app raised at five
dollars per acre.
he south west quarter of the north east
quarter, containing thirty nine acres aud
twenty hundtedths; appraised at Ave dol
lars per acre.
The south east quarter Of the north eas
quarter, containing thirty uihe aetcs aud
twenty five hundredths: appraised at five
dollars per acre.
Tue north east quartet Of the north es,
quarter, con aiming thirty nine acres aud
seventeen hundredths;appraised at SIN dol
lars per acre.
The north west quarter of the north
west quarter, containing thirty nine acres
and Twenty two hundredths; appraised at
eight-dolIars per acre.
The south west quarter of the nortl,
west quarter, containing thirty tiine acres
and twelve hundreJ,hs; appraised al seven
dollars per acre.
The south east quarter of the north west
quarter, contalng thirty nine acres and
twelve hundredihs; appraised at SIX dollars
per acre.
The north east quarter Of the south est
quarter, cont taining thirty nine acres and
ten i'undredlhs; appraised at SIX dollars
peracre.
+ The north west quarter of tie south
west quarter, containing thirty niue acres
aud SIX hnndredths; appraised at seven
dollars per acre.
The south west quarter of tie south
west quartet, containing thirt, niue acres
and six hundredtlrs; appraised at eight
dollars per acre
Tic South east quarter Of the south
Wcs, qn5F'er, contatnihg thirty nlne acres
ane tea AundredtLs; appraised at seven
dollars per acre.
HE north east quarter OF The sontli east
quarter, containing thirty nine acres aud
twenty two lnndredths; appraised at FIVE
dollafs per acre
Iba nerth west quar'er Of the south
east quarter, containing thirty nine acres
and thirty one hundredtLs; appraised al
five dollars per acre.
Ihe south west quarter Of the sonth
east quarter, containing thirty nine acres
and twenty four hundred hs; appraised a,
five dollars per acre.
The south east quarter of the south east
quarter, containing thirty nine acres and
seventeen knndredths; appraised at five
dollars per acre.
Terms Of sale One twelflh OF the pnr
chase money to be paid at the time ot
sale. and tie balance in twelve annual
lns,alments, OF equal amount, with animal
interesl thereon.
s. Nj. WORTH,
.4udaor IF Wyandot Co 0.
July %, ls47--4 l-6p.
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Our duty TO Oursesv s, our duty to our
connections, require we paid d G a.
tcatien TO the healthy conIltioI of the
body.
The recent hot weather, and lhe inGn,
enza, have left many 81 lect TO be rtlec'-
ed by the changes af temperament aud
contagious influences cunnon 10 tins
month; bu'. by the timely use of brand
reth's Pills, even now this suscep lbilttl
can be il great measure removed, ahu
powers given the system TO resist l,ose
morbiGc poisous aud the sudden eh nge,
in the weather witt, wmch il ma, he
brought in contact during the next tltt,
DAYS. Nature has formed the bowels faI
the evacuation Of all unhealthy hunsrs;
aad if man would bui use com non sen ,e.
he would take care 'hey perlurmed tals
office faithfully. il the bowels are out pi
der-if too slow or too fasl--a few ses
o Brandreth'e Pills viii bring them th or
der. Ask the man who was d, ing from
pated bowels, what cured him; he tells
yur, Brandt this pfllS. A htm wi o had
tie dyseutery for SIX months-ani ever,
r, medy had faled he viii also Tell yut
the Braulreth Pills cured him in week
Pills, rubbed Down in half pint uf no
lasses, cured liltle boy ot al ulcer ot the
face, which was rapidly Spreading to hi
eyes, and which dtzeu ducturs had tried
TO cure, tul could not; the poor paren
would have given half they we're worth IT,
hare bad il cnied, tul eyer, thug the,
tried did no good, until The, gave il
tea-spsonfnl Of mulasses every day in hal
a pint Of which ttey had nhbed down
twelve RcaRdrelh L lis. Before the wLole
of the mo'asscs was taken: the II Ger was
cured. And yet some T. olish peuple cal,
Btaudretl's Pulls quack medicine, j.
would be well II there we're few IN m,re
such ouack medicines. Will all your prc-
tended Salsaparllla Compounds cure / Ike
the i,randreth Pills. Gan they send yoU
to persons cured, as DR.. Braadtetli can!
Can ,hey point oat TO you people vino had
been helpless Eur years from EPILEPSY an
St. Vitus' Dance VITO haye been cured BY
their renediesa Ii they cann.t DR.. Bran
dreih can. Can they point out To you
person who for tweuiy years had neVe,
lad stooi without having used medicine
or medical means. aud whom the Bran
dreth Pills cured in a month, and gave
lie as cLiloa If they connot, DIR. Bran
dretlr car.
By having the Brandreih Pills always
on Lsnd. should sudden attack of sick
ness take place. they can be given at once,
and will often have effected care before
she physicisn cuulj have arrived,
In Collie and lpfammaion OF The d Nv
els, those Pulls will at ones relieve, and
perseverance, in their use, according to
the directions, will surely do all that med
icine can do, 10 restore the health of the
paueot.
la all cases of Indigestion, Worms,
Asthma, Diseases OF the Heart, and ia all
Affections of the Stomach aud Bowels
the Brandreth Pills will be found never
failed remedy.
To insure The full benefit of these celeb
rated Pills, they should be kept in the
house. SO that upon the 6ta Commence
meut OF sickness, they may be at once
resorted to. One dose then is better than
a gen after desease has become estab-
lisbed in the system.
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BE cARruL OF couxrERFr,rs.

How TO avoid them:-Each Agent VIII"
cells the genuine Brandreth Pills, has a
Certi6cate Of Agency, which has been
engraved al ? vast expense. 1t represents
the Maaafaetery at Slag Sing,ou the banks
OF the Hudson Rner, aud is sIgnsd BY Dir.
Brandre,b. and his seal stamped upon The
paper. also fac siaiIe OF the labels npon
Tie boxes. Compars thsin.
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D o o TX s

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popular aud Fashionable English Maga>
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Reprinlof Blackwood'o La
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Book, and sending So in advance, shall
oe furnished with that work one ear, aud
a copy also one year, Of either OF the ke-
prints, gratis.
rhe above works afford grea.er profit
70 local or travelling sgehts than any 9th
er works published.
Forternis, address the fnhlisher
l.. A. Cooley. Philadelphia.
SCRAP PLATES For SALE.-For'y Of the
Beautiful Ehgravlngs used in the Lady S
Book, will he sent TO any person on re-
ceipt f One Dollar, They are all from
StoeI Plates. and are h""dsrnne aIdl-
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Watch and Clocks!

TslIE citizens of U,pr 5 ndlsky ant
u vicinity are esptcttnlly informed
that tie subscriber has Commenced tia
Watch aud Chick making business in alt
ITS various branches. Patent Lever, CYL.
Inder, Lepin, Repeater. and common
Watches aud Cfot lis of all binds repaired
and Ed,eansed, the most feasonaels
ttrns.
lie also offers his services as survey or.
ERNEST u. KitAk W. &
.July 9. 1S47-3S-3m.
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l. X e L l. IOR.
The Pioneer in Americ IN Lite ratute and
A {.
GodeY's Lady's Book.


Tue 'Thrs fifth volume commences
with the Judy number. Ga pening 1t the
publisher takes occasion to renew hIs as
surances, thai no relaxation shall occur IN
his efforts to maintain the exalted position
winch The work has so long held IN the
es 'i,nalien OF the reading community.
And tie fact that for nearly eighteen
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If not led on in HE improvements of Amer
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Essays on tie useful and ornamental
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given that the undersigned
= has been duly appointed Adminisr
tor, of the estate uf Robert Stokely, late
of the Township of Tymochtee, in the
county ofWsandot. and State OF Ohio.
and is authorized 20 settle the same. Per.
sons having claims against said estate are
requested tn present them duly authenti-
Gated for setiiement: aud ihose who are
indebted 10 said estate are requested 10
make payment wiihnut delav.'
WILLIAM r. ST0KELY,
.4dmiaisfrafor.
Dated August 81. 47.-46-3w.
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0FAn exchange paper tells Of per-
son who ptefaced his sermon with M :,
friends, let us say a few words we beg n.
This is about ecu Il to the Chap who touk
a short nap be LoI e LIE ~ eni TO sleep.
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RELIGIOUS .NOTfCE

Elder Lewis Seus Old Schoo! Baptist, y
is expected TO Preach at Upper Sandusky
in the school room of John A. Morrison, on
Thursday The 9th Of September, at early
candle lighting.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-03

WooL-- Tie whole amount of Wool
shipped from Chicago this season i, 1870
bales, and 20 100 pounds - Democrat.
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Attachment Notice.

A LII person indebted will take notice
IN that Jacnb Bibler, on The Sth day OF
July, lo47, sued ont a writ of attachment
from the Court of Common Pleas of Wy
andot county, in The State ofOhio, against
John s. CtandaH for two hundred dollars
debt, and fifty duilar damage, which writ
has b. en- served and returned.
g. G. WORTH, Clerk
July 9th. le47-40-6t.
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$4,000!
The Engravings

shall be the best that can be procured
The selection Of subjects will he made
from the entire range OF Art, aud form a
variety such as cannot fail TO secure adj
miration. Mezzutinto, The most beautiful
aud effective kind Of engraving, will more
frequently thai heretofore be produced, i,
and 10 style uHsurPassab'e
THE F.aSHIO.NiS,
indispensable TO the ladies, will sttli form
a. prominent feature. They stall be not
only tesntifulIy got up. bni genuine aud
correct. In short, the Book will be
REPOSITORY
Of all that is elegant and useful in Lit.
ERATuRE, AkT, AND FASHION, aud
ia every respect well htied for whal II
aims 10 be. a
Ladies' Companion.
TERms: CASH ADV AScc.
One copy ~ Oo Z.
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ATTENTION

Democrats and Wings. Ny noted h1rse
'Selim has ei'her ran away fIpm the, 81
let some loafer steal him; he is ive years
old II hands high; star in the forehead
Dark bay color, with long black tail.
any person that Will give me Information
about him, shall Berewaried for all his
trouble or will pay five dollars to any man
who will return him to me safe and sound
as wEcn he went away.
DANIEL TUTTlE.
U. Sandusky, Sept 1h 1Si7 --47-3w.
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Found,

4 roUr the y al', aud let al This Of
IA flee, a small sword : the head mounted
with brass. the owner Gao have said Fsups
erts, by calling and paying charges.
August Q, ,,lSi7.
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urNKYI. MARTINS ESTATE.

HEN X IT. VI 4 II I-N . I1o I u rs
NOTICE is Hereby given, that the SUBJ
II scriber has heeu appointed and quail
fled as administrator On tue Estate of
Henry ii.sMartin, late of W,andot county.
deceased.
Dated at Pitt township Wysndot coun-
I, ohio this 2lst day of August AID. l54I :
WILLIAM $. MARTIN
Aug 81. ls47, ,-46-3w,
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.lHorRer al Late and Solicitor Ia ChaHcery
WILL practice Law in this and adjoining
Counties, and puaciually attend to all
business entrusted 10 his care
OFFICE. IN McCutchehvill.
Dec. 9, le45.-l4-a'
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arr Krnus OF country produce, tor which
he will allow The lighlest market prices.
June lGl Iii Sc +.
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Fprty-Eight EN- RI Pages
OF reading matter were gwen IN the last,
SIX months. The estimated cuat Of the
literary articles for The ensuing SIX months
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TEAMS: CASH ADV AScE.
One coPy ~ oo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-14

StEI.AfS-l taa es,ra Barfl7s. 10 Iucb lust re-eIr.
? a#Ht pH4 TAaGANT& HElatFLA1S
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EtAefAH fffW IT. tga8. warranted aUfc. 10 kegs oi
e. S Haad IHH lis. fi s4a Us
.HrI# TRYaK FAUIL.
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Settle!

\ Settle!
1T. persons whose notes and accounts have become
"A due me mpst call and settle, cost will be made
WILLARD WALKER.
Bath, April WIS
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Mace.

Mace.
A SUPERIOR article of Mace received this morn
ing at the Centre Street MARI ct. by J. G. DUNN.
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Hats, Caps, &C.

- -. -05 OSsT0> w. "
DAVIS HATCH has just made a. addition to his
II former stock, and pre- pared to supply his Gus
toners with the LATEST STYLES in
Hats, Caps, Boots and shoes,
Among which he has the Alvord Hats, the finest art-
ale now worn. Also superior article Of French
Boots.
Call and see.
Bath, April a. dl56wo8tf
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TailOreSS Girls Wanted.
THE subscriber wishes to employ 3 seamstresses ;
= constant employment and good wages given.
Also, wanted one or two girls to learn the trade
DANIEL SHAW
NV ). dive
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IA nish Hemp and Cotton Duck on as coed terms as
can be hadin Boston.
Jan % 5tf
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Corn 4 Shorts,

A lot of YELLOW FLAT CORN and SHORTS in
"A bags, for sale by j S SEW.4LL.
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CSil Bus. uperfne FAMILY FLOUR.
OOV go half do do
1000 Bushels YELLOW CORN.
1000 Lbs first quality New York CHEESE.
/, 100 Bills New Mess Beef.
IS do do Extra do do.
20 do Old do do
10 Boxes Havana Brown Sugar.
100 Bushels Indian Meal.
For sale by E. HODCKINS & Co
Bath, Nov. "a, lS47. dlSw6
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Music.

A LARGE assortment OF Violns, Accordeons, F,ies
IA Flutes, Harps &C. Also good English
Gamma Boards for sale lower than usual at
BOWLES'
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Powder 4 Shot.

SOME prime Sporting Powder of the best Brand
- Reed at BOWLES.
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Rare Chance.
b GEO. p. MERRILL.

WANTS IMMEDIATELY, 80 GOOD Tailor
w ess Girls, to work in the shop, viz;
u Coop Coat Makers-l2 Trimmings Makers,
3 Vest Makers-3 Pant Makers.
Good wages and employment the year round, will
be given to those who apply soon.
Bath, Sept. Is, 1847. d266w48
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Wanted Immediately!

!, A SMART, active young man or boy in Store.
IN One who can bring good recommendations and
is williDgto work, can go0dspay and good Sit
uation. Inquire at this office.
Bath. Nov. q:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-19
Eyan-eiica! Alliance.

Tt ere. rrbl- demonstration in the United States
the part Of Increment Of niomen'ous Importance 10
The rrlig Gus world took place last evening al me
Green street Metho4Ist Church THIS movement i.rS
took form assumed definite aiE ana purpose IN "a
opst list when q Conference of uprards OF thousand
.Ioates from all parts Of the Christian wor1 net *
I,ree7,,a-on,s Hall On the I9 Of that month These
lertes belonged all the sccts Of Protestant
~ - x.eDur the established Church If England, and
the English Episcopal Church II the nted states ana
the Unitarian anu uniyc,saiIs ChnEches;) ana on me
25l of the same month, alter i.lHcIi GeoAte ana
ation the Conference resolved itself into the tFaage
zeal Alliance, for the promotion Of uh!oh aid me D1
ing down Of the barriers OF sectailahiSil oet"eV ~
different Protestant Churches theron rePTeseHle. =
constitution, containing eight Articles was adopted ana
eSrrihad v the Alliance and provision mace tor or
Tzino Auxiliary Establishments in various parts Of
Cllristendoin. The American delegation consisted Of
ing all the various Protestant secs wsth the above eN-
&c tions, obedience to The general Plan ana con-
atitution Of tie Alliance, the American Per sP-
pointed Committee carry oat AM complete me or
panizaton of the American branch OF the F-ent ist-
tuition. This Committee, called together Tor service
days since, has been actively employed during 'he
past week upon the duties assigned II; 'iG w" [rll 1
proceedings detail to its constituents inc eigE-s~F-
en- American Delegates the Lonton Confefencel on
Tuesday, the Pub OF February neXt--at "hlcn liie te
Drlpgates are invited punctuaily - attend
Meanwhile the cement is ripe Tor giving the pans
of the alliance to public discussion; ANA the meeting
last nqht was called the purpose of free and Popu-
lar explanation the fundamental prime piles, plans &C.
signs an! homes of the alance. The Attendance was
naturally very largetl- speakers able, and eYlentiy
sincere and with their sub rctnd the occasioh
altogether was one OF equal novelty and interest. In
IN. ouIDt were seven eight Ciergvmen, each with
an pton in the of DIS Cox and skinner, who
have been as the former feiiugy and plaYfay SAID al
most years. belonging TO eIler-
ent denomination OF Christians. Methodist prtccted
a Lutheran-1 Congre gatonaiist followed baptist
and Pre- gave At length 10 Dutch Ike
former The addresses Of yariei but we-ssialn-
ed interest, All brief pcrsPi,uous AMI c!tfi-
BILE There was no difficulty in aSeert'iIing from any
one of them II very clear and definite idea Of the OBJ
incts the Alance; and yet each speaker Sc m
e4 to strengthen and make striking what had al
ready been sail. We had only opportunity Tor listen
ing to Reverend Mcs~rs. rHucktr inlheEahoi Ithh-
syIvania,) KIRK fCongregattGna> BoSonJ lox, II res
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THE DnUNKARD,s CuILpRES.

On a cold snowy night last week at a late
hour, three little girls wcro discovered asleep %
tho steps Of ono Of tho most splendid mansions IN
Broadway, bv gentleman who was passing by.
They were all barefoot. and nearly naked A
police officer accompanied Them home. which
proved to be filthy room in comforiless ho'cl,
presenting the following Piciurc
On O bed of straw lay the father Of these child
rem, in a state Of ntcxcation. and on the floor.
in ono corner of the room. was the mother moan
ing with pain, and bleeding from wounds which
had been inflicted by her cruel husband. Ono
Of tho little girls said tina, they had not as much
rs they wanted TO cat for more than ten days
that they had been forced into the street for the
purpose of begging. and that the scene before US
was an old story TO them.
Such is a fair specimen Of tho condition and
sufSerings of the children of some hundreds OF
drunken mon in this city. In an enlightened and
Christian city, they compelled 10 grow up
ignorant and vngrant! Ofcourse the rum traffic
IL the cause; but an enlightened and Christian
people are the cause of tho rum traffic. Every
man who can bu, refuse to exert an influence TO
suppress this traffic, Is answerable before iea-
ven for the sutferings and fate of these children.
n. Y. Organ.
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DIRECTORS

IIOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-The undersigned
offers for SALE CHEAP, his House and Lot situated
on Franklin street.-The House is twostory piaste ed
one, convenient and roomy: good milk house and a
ump with excellent water the DOOR summer ktcf-
en- and poarch-eUery thing in order There IS good
Stable the lot and good and sufficient garden spot,
&c. For further particulars, enquire at this office
JAMES HIGGINS.
Richmond. Dec Is 1916. 81 :3t.