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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-05-08
LATEST FROM VIRGINIA,

Fulton, wing, has II maj. for Congress IN
1914 the vote of his District was, Polk $685.
Clay, 1897! The Boston Atlas, of May Essays
of the 18th Dissatisfaction the 18th we have
no additional returns, and see no reason why
we may not hope for the election OF McCom"S'
Wing. lie is certainly chosen, II harrison
county gives no larger majority against nun
than it has for the member of the Assembly
House of Delegates, so far, Wing, ~, loco
81. There now remain but five districts to DC
heard from. In the last house these were
represented by one Wing and four locofocos'
If they have returned members of the same
political character, the next house will con-
tain 20 Wings to 81 Loco Focos, giving the
Wings twelve majority in the House of Dele
gates, and two njoint ballot. Well done,
Virginia
RAcING AND DEATH on SUNDAY. The New
Orleans Pcuyune of the goth gives an account
of the death of u race rider, who was killed on
Smday in the ninth heat, by his horse throw
ing him and falling upon him. The Picoyune
says his name was "Jim' and he belonged to
Mr. Kirkland Harrison, who within the past
loIthlBHI, Hhu pulShuSuu nun "a P'N'''J "' -
rider, for the sum of $4,000
We should like to know nOD whether the
democratic friends of Col. Polk will admit that
Gen Scott has righted that "hasty plate of
soup" Perhaps Mr. Polk, and his cabinet,
would like to know.
The income ofthe British post Office, under
the penny postage system, exceeds its eXpen-
diture in the sum of $4,OO0,O0O-a sterling
proof of the good that flows from chcapness
and uniformity in n. most important mutter.-
Newspapers are carried free.
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Etra TO&ElIGEUM&s
SATU RDAY, MAY s, 1877.
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

The result of this election is highly iavora-
BILE to the Wings. In the last Congress they
had but one member from NirginiH-Pcndle-
ton-and the House of Delegates was loco by
% majority. The Wings have now carried
the House by several maiorty-but so many
locos hold over in tic Senate that they retain
their majority in that body.
The return ofvotes for Congress men gives
to the Wings six of the fifteen members TO
which the state is entitled, and at this time
-WcdGcsday-th prospect looks we'll for an
other-McComas. The Wings elected are
John NJ. Bolts, Tourney, Goggir, Pendlcton,
w. b. Preston, and Fulton--Oll of them able
men, and true whigs-lor Protection, and OPP.
posed to the annexation of Mexican territory
now, as they were to the annexation of Texas
One of the loco members is elected by 10 ma
ority, another by 60 majority, and another by
~ majorty-the Wings came very near sweep.
ing, at least, 10 of the IL districts.
The Wing net gain in Is of the Congress
sional Districts compared with the vote foi
Clay and Polk in lS44, is 1000! The Wing
majority in these - districts is now 732! The
Wing candidates took ground upon the stuml
against the aggressive wnr,as unncccssary,cX
pensvc, destructive to human life and as un
constitutionally commenced, and for an early
and honorable peace.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-05-08

NPThe Star has an universal way-a sort
of stereotyped custom-of getting over hard
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-05-08

Memoirs, Official and PERSONAL; witt
Sketches ofTravels among the Northern ant
Southern Indians. BY Thomas L. MKen
ney. New York: Paine and Burgess. 1916
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-10
M Office.

4 T"ler an order Of tie Court 'f Common
" Pleas Of the County of Wyandot, :he
undersigned, Guardian Of John e. Shep-
herd, Emily Shepherd Isabella Shepherd,
Asa ) shepherd and Elmore p. Shepherd,
infant heirs If Eliza Shepherd, Diseased, (,
Will offer f"r sale a public auction at the
door Of the Court House in Upper Sandus-
ky, in said county Of Nyandot, on Satur-
day the 4th day Of September next, be-
tween 10 O'clock a. NJ. and o'clock p.
W., the North West quarter Of the South
East quarter Of sectiyn number eleven in
Fowuship number one South Of Range
number Twelve, containing forty acres,
more orless. Terms cash in hand
THOMAS HUFF, Guardian.
July 81. lSI6.-42-5w.
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500

DiHetent varieties OF young grated trees.
Il orders Will lie prompt, filled when the
weather IS favorable Tor taking up.
The following are some oi the most popu>
lar varieties:
Pear apple, Apple sauce apple, PL@nix,
Rhode Island Greening, Speilzinberg, or
short Oxheart, Winter Rambo. Fall Ram.
90, red Pippin, BcillloweI, green Pippin,
white PIppiu, Summer Queen, anderyer,
P'ppin, Newtown Pippin. Lady iuger, ear
ly, White, Pearmain, Ladies' Bush, duly
Apple, Holland fippin, summer Rambo,
Roxbury Russel, Monstruus Pippini
Tewksbury winter Blush, red Everlasting,
Milan, Golden Russet, Large winter
Naudever, early Butter Apple, keefer,
Black Gilihower, Polk S Moustrons Ram
DO, Indian early Neverfail, Harvest,
Swaar, Cumberland Spice, Musk apple,
Long uxheart, red Russet, Tolman Sweet,
Red Gillifower, Winter Wear, Striped
winter, Bow, Spice, yellow Pippin, Seeks
no further, Red winter Sweet, sweet Rus
set, Trentun early Wine sap, and every
other variety to be procured from Nursery
men in Ohio; with large and carefully
selected variety Of other fruits, embracing:
Pears, Peaches, Nectarines, Ounces
Dwarf Apple, SIber an Crab, Plumbs,
Cherries, Raspberries. &c. &c.
AS he has devoted his whole attention
10 the culture Of fruit, he halters himself
that his present selections are the best
that can be found west of the Allegheny
mountains.
For reference call on Sheriff Baird,
Col MckelfysMlCutchen aud Harper, Ups
per Sandusky.
ALPHEUS RUSSELL.
McCutchenyille March 26 rs If.
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PROSPECTUS
l)emocratic Pionecr.


We are desrous Of extending the cilcuIa
ton Of our paper, and in order to do so, W.
call upon all our friends for their assistance
The county Of Wyandot is yet new and bu
Ithlnly setllcd, and to keep up a paper in this
place, it is necessary to make great eXerlions
and to this end e invite and call upon every
friend to lend us his aid on the present occa
sion. VIII you do it.!
We have cndeavored to render our paper
as interesting and worthy support as the cir
cmnstances would admit, and how far we
have succeeded is for our patrons to say. Our
eXertons shall not cease here, for we intend
to at least to try and print paper that will
merit and receive living support. 1t is u
difficult matter to make paper as interesting
where the support is so very limited us it has
been here, as it might Otherwise be. Then
to render the paper interesting, let us have
your support. We commenced The publca-
ton under no very encouraging circumstances
and have kept up our paper with very grcat
difficulty, and now wish our friends to give us
little more aid.
1t is onr intention to give all the latest and
most interesting news We can, miscellany
u ar ana po'jlcal
The DEMOCRATIC PIONEER, 1t may
be expected while in our hands will be free
from every thing like control by any man or
set Of men other ,lan The editor, fearing no
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Ohio Statesman


Democrats Of Ohio! most important
csmpalgnsis sPproaching--one ho' less u
nc consequences Ca upon The fHture, thai
any tla. has rreeeded ii and IN reply 't
a uua,t.s" VI letters, in reference TO q
camPaie" paper, we offer the Ohio S'aIes'
man, Weekly, on Ue terms stated below
uni the first oi next November. This
w'lI give a regular paper, after the cleo.
lun, up Ia the htst OF November.
Never was lhere time in our history
wien ue"spaper was ut greater ihieresi
or more important TO be 10 Tue hanJs q
all. And we shall not only devote our
calnmns 10 the ordinary politics of the
| state and Of the nation, but the exciting
scenes oi lhe " ar, aud the extraordlnar, =,
course Of those leagued with the enemy
wll he det allied at full length. The scenes
/ passing before us every where-in Europe
and America are Of Tie Iighesl moment
to republican people; Whey all hang npon
progress Of Tee sentiment, tree trace,
aud equally oIrignts. ID moctsrs ON y"n
rests tie noble work # carrying them
through TO a successful standaid. Fer
llIe our opponents are continually pro-
JtSSiAg 10 he republicans they never f"Ii
70 thro" stnmhifng blocks IN the way ol
all prtgrcss to upnhlIcan doctrines.
n lnle they Projcss 10 love their country,
hey never lau 10 aid Ihe enemy 10 all our
struggles wi(h tore IN foe - Democrats
YOU have not Only duty to perform IN the
tttd h"ld, uHt one Ut tqpol importance
a llone,
het che friends Of Mexico obtain tri.
umph at luur clectlons, and whore Is the
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-10
IL. ST. JOHNS ANrl-BlLlous PILES.

! A KNOWLEDGE ~ the value Of ,hese
IA Pills is alone necessary [" bripg lhen
into general use asa fami, medicine.
/ Thousands have already used them, who
give them decided preference to all other
! kinds. The proprietor is SO confident Of
their virtues that lie has instructed his
Agents that in case any person al er CIV.
ing them Trial, does not prefer them 10
Gfegor,s, Lees, Peters, and all other
Antiiiilious Pills, if the trouble wall be
iakeu 10 return the balance Of the box,
refund the whole money. they are not
like many Of the quack medicines Of the
day held up as au infallibIe cure for all
diseases, tul if timely administered will
be found very eflcacIous in Bilious and
remitlent levers, fever and ague, costive-
ness, choIc, worms, pam of the bowels,
latulence, indigestion, heartburn, pain of
the head, back or breast, &c.
We the Undersigned citizens of Seneca
county, ONO, have made use Of 81. John s
Pills, either ourselves or in our families
aud consider hem lhe best Pils in use for
the bilious disease OF this w eslern counlr,
Nn. Lang. Prosecuting Attorneys; u.
p. Eoonrod, Sheriff. w. II. Kessies, Conn
~ hec7ther, Jop" Nosehoetger' issdc
Nnnjy, George Stoner, and lssac NIse>
man, Justice Of The Peace; Isral Z. lIaines,
Joseph Volmer, Seldom Graves, John
Slinefelt, John Michal, Peter Beaver,
Alexander Ingram, James Dorman, Will
liam Baugher Michael Medmond, James
Z. Peace, >. I. Appleton, john Pride, l.,
u. LOOMS. J w. Patterson, I h mas
10, ed, Isaac De WIZ, Jim Svander,
Abraham Saith, benjamin Tomb, George
Cbris,hP, G. Y. PIerson'
AGENTS.
Jolp ". Sense4ey, Upper Sandashy; S.
~ WorM, LHIe Sandusky; freGerich
Hloom, .lerico; "A. ". .NanSon, Wyandot;
S, Ke"aH, Tymochtee; Jain Park q Co.
Cocy; Lo0g g. keaaedy, .UerSaiiieS.
FebruaI, 10, lSl7.-2O-6m.
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Our Guty To Oursev 5, our duty 20 our
cunnections, feqniie We vaia G Il 3
Lea;ion-to he healthy eOnatiOn " the
btdy.
3Ei toccnt no lwoaGltr, aud tic i Rn-
era, have left many 81 icct to bo 'Ncci-
ed ty lie charges cf Temperance 1T aud
cchttg ions ~ lueLccs .connon 80 tins
mont; 1T. IT, til, limrl} use OF Brand
reti's Pills, even now this suscep lbllIll
scsn be in great ine6snte tetmNed, and
lG"els given tie system to reslsl troae
uoIblGc p0isots, and Tie suGden charges
IN tie veati er ~ ith which il mas he
it0tgll in contact tuiiag -tEe ueXtHAy
days. tNAtuI0 has fdrnod the bow els hor
Tie cYaoua ion cf ali unhealthy unofs;
and If man wond huI use comnon sense,
sh9 nould take cale lheJ performed thls
Gice laillful, ii The bowels are cnt Of
o oder--iftuu slow or too fasl---a few ses
at Brandret,'s l'lIs will brHg tton lh ore
der. Ask HE mar WHO was dying from
pated bowels, bat cured him; lac itlis
var, ErardretA'o PILE. A L htm who had
Tic dJscntcry fots.X glls-puI every
Iemed, I nj f5iiet; | viii also teH you
at6e BiarGretli lAils tnted Aiin IN week
SO " ,h her GiseusC. Twelve DraUdretl,
Pl,ls, lubtcd down IN tail pint II no
ipssCs, tuttd.a lullc boy yoi At ulcer rtthc
face, wi ch was refIdll up eadtrg 70 hls
eeNts, and " icit GrZtu tuC crs Lad ,i1td
10 cure, Int could no; he paor ptlcnt
would have given halt they were worth H.
Lave bad il cured, lni ,Cr] thug ihcl
Htried did no coed, until ihcy gave il "a.
tca.spouuhl II to1ussCs every day III han
"A pint Of " iiCh tlCl IaI ratrtu drUU.
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aA>yAAo14xD Auuycy Norlcn.
CLeatcl. II. a-LZ0LE.
LOOK OUT.

LOON VU l.
Many ofau' @apscpo"r' o4'I"E s16er,4
severely tfom the dePreda''o" oi Pens n'
calling t"cm,e'es Ase"'s for the Lady 5
Book, we deem II our d"'y 10 p'o'cct
hem as far we can fra" an! I""oer
Imposition, Our reGn!"r'! constituted
\gents are Published On The c"vcrot every
Ne. Of the Book, aud yet IA defiance oi
this, some Of our old snbscr'bers have paid
these lmpos'ors' and they have also sue
ceedet IN getting new S"bscrIbers, and
receiving advance payment tor lie sarue-
In none Of these eases do we either give
credit for the money to the old Subscriber,
orscnd the work to the new Consequent
y tie loss IS there.
o"r Agents, besides having Cerli6
cate from us, are also FURNISHED with a
CrtIh cate Of Agency, nnder the seal OF
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ALARGE PAPER, FoR 81 A YEAR.
THE YEAR lS47.
TITS WORTHY OF ESPECIAL NOTICE,


0L5- That Scott's"i hiIadcIphia Weekly
Paper" is not reprint Of any other Jour
nal. The type is not taken, already set
np, from daily; but the articles are pre-
pared, and the type SET, expressly for the
Neekly Paper, r,'-conseque the choic-
est Selections, only appear. No other pa,
per has SO many able contributors, nor
does any one Of them publish such large
number of ginal articles,
Nl,c Publishing inhe CITY philadelphia
SCOTT'S WEEKE Y PAPER,
A large size Family Newspaper, Neur
trail in politics and Religion, and devoted
TO Literature, Truth, News, the Arts,
Sciences, Health, Temperance, Morality;
Amusemenls, Mechanics, Education, the
Farmer, Market, &c. Subscription pricel
only one OlIar Year.
Single Copy,--15 cents in clubs OF Eight,
and less over that number.
A. SCOTT, PUBElsHEs,
NO. ll5 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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DAILY ONO STATESMAN.


As soon as tie Telegraphic wires. and
lhe apparatus for lleir use are in opera
zion in this CITY which viii lie III the
course of weekor ten days, we shs II is
sue The Ohio Statesman DAILY during the
YEAR instead of during the session Of the
| Legislature only. The wonders of science
have brought US within the means Of mo
mentary cofnmnnica tloD with all parts Of
his continent. Already Boston, New
York, Philade lphia, Baltimore, W ashing-
ton and Rlchaond, on the sea board Al.
bany, Buffalo, Montreal, Canada Puts
burgh and Wheeling, IN The interior, are
10 connection by Telegraph In few
days, Columbus, the capitol ofOhio, will
be attached TO these cities, and news only
a few moments old, and days in advance
Of the mails, wi be issued here to the
readers of the Statesman. A nd in few
days longer we shall be connected by these
" Tres with Zanesville, Gle, Gland Detroit,
Day ton, Cincinnati, Louisville, ST. Louis,
Nashville, and New Orleans. Tie impor
| ant news from all hese remote regions
viii be DAILY collected herein The cap
! itol Of Ohlo, and be disseminated through
our columns every evening. What
change wlil this work in he affairs of men!
Is there an advance Of prices in New York
or New Orleans, Cincinnati or Bostou!-
At once is il known here, and cur col
umus sill shuw il. is there fore ign arri-
val, news from the army, or any inpnr-
! tant event! AT once is it here and spread
before HE people. Is there an election!
Instantly the result is known. | is trne
Ihe expense will bo.very heavy; gre r
Dp Ih int HI
menls can well bear. What the addition
al expense will be, we have not been Bile
to ascertain, but the editors Of The Wheel,
ing Argus, speaking Of the same subject,
say: Nv e coHhden'ly appeal to our friends
to sustain It's IN our enormous expense ut
nine hundred toGlteen hHadred doN rs per
annum, to procure the earliest intelii.
gence BY TELEGRAPH. Nothing but
the most prompt pay ment, and great,
enlarged subscription list, will d. ~ 1t
cannot be less here, but as the wires eX,
tend west and north the expense must be
much greater. We are cheered by the
daily Inquiries from the surrounding
'owns a Jut This matter, and the numer
rns Promises Of additional Subscribers.
, he DAILY STATESMAN, IN addition to the
elegr aphlc' and other ueWs-our paper
beng issued at The seat Of government
viii contain full reports VI Legislative
proceedlnps. valuable 70 every cl,lzeu
II not INDISPENSABLE. as well as repo,ls Of
conventions. Of yarIous kinds held only a,
the seat OF goyernmeut-aud reports Of
.cisions Of ,h. Courr in bauk and i'm.
ptr,an, cases 10 iLe United States Courts
Being central. a very extensive record
and ~, I ce Is ken, IN ,ur columns If tle.I
political action OF parties in tie counties
and the earliest general result OF cleo
lions. Ti.ese, without the addition Of lie
rc!egraphic news. would make the Daily
Statesman valuable paper to those " ho
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William Beals,

ould specllully inform the citizens
Upper Sandusky aud the ccuniy OF
yandot generally, that he has cOmmenc
the Saddline business in all its various
anches; and that he intends to spare no
IHs Ia making his work of the best mate
Il d neatest manner possible. lie there
e, hopes that those wishing 10 purchase
Il not forget TO give HIM call aud ex
smine his stock aud prices before pnr.
chasing elsewhere.
n. B. All kinds Of produce taken in
payment TOR work, such as Wheat, Rye.
Corn, buck wheat. Sugar, Bees. wax. Tai
low, and the highest prices paid for hidts
aud Skias.s Sss.s E.
March I2, ls47-23-u.
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Rev. Ii. lEibbard's
PRICE, l2a CENTS PER BOX.

Dose-Ertm haDa Pill TO ieoo Pills.
7HNiESE pills are recommended as being
the most extraordinary medicineyet
Notwithstanding alone, and without an
eqnal--prompty relieving and curing the
most violent attacks Of malignant Feyers,
Fever and Ague, Bilious attacks, Dysen.
terry, Cholera Morbas, Bilious Cholic,
Dyspepsia, Cold on tie Lungs, and aGec'
tions of the Liver, Stomach or Bowels.
Two boxes for IS cents, gentlemen!
Common dose, HALF piLL-eat and drink
what on please--tAey contain not par
tlcie Of mercury in any form-no cure no
pay. Use up the pills Of one box, and If
you don't pronounce them to be the
KING OF ALL PILLS
that ynn ever tried for all complaints COM
mou to this or any other climate, here
stand ready to receive the empty box and
retand the money! All we ask, is to giue
you taste OF their good effects; well know
ing tbat every man goes for lis interest
Hhen he Gnds what il is. Mind The direc>
tiuns---
tara pill is he usual dose.
Begin therefore, nth half pill, but
keep tahlig un'il ii operates to suit, SO as
10 iind oct your proper dose, for some per-
sons require one plil or even more. Chill
dren of year and over, OF pill--of 7
ears aud over, pill.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT TRASH!
az No slhbbard's Pulls" are genuine,
unless the tui name REV. b. iiiDBARN,
appears on the label OF each box. The
genuine pills are for sale by
ZIMMERMAN.
March 5lh, IS47.-22-6m.
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AT w holesalc
| \ SAN DuSKY CITY, ONO
WOOD & GRAHAM.


EEANE JUST received the;r Spring
- supply Of Drugs, Medicines, Pants
OiIs, Dle-s;ufs, Glassware, &c. whlct
together with ttelr former stock, make,
one Of the most complete and extensive
stock Of DRUGS to be found in ONO. -
heir goods were purchased fresh thi.
present season, directly from tie inpor.
ters, and al very low prices for CASH.
Their goods were all selected by an eX.
per.encei hand, and are well adapted to
suit This market They wish to call the
attention Physicians. Druggists, Mer.
chants, Manufacturers, Dl Painters
and ClOthiers, to their stock, among
which may be found
2u0 oz. Quinine, Dbl. Gum Copal,
) bbls. Camphor, 2 :" Shelac,
lG0 lbs. Calomel, 5 cases Olive OIL,
leo =" Rhubarb, 5 bhls. Glue, No. /,
100 +" Opium. . Caster Oil,
40 OF. Morphene, > /" Sweet Oil,
2u0 lbs. Jalap, 2cask Lamp Oil,
900 " lpcac, 40 boIs. Tanners
800 Sup. Carb. Soda,
2Op " Tart. Acid, ~ bbls. Tanners Gil,
casks Sal Epson, 5 bbls. yellow Ocher,
, Nader, A Ven. Red,
30 bbl. Dyewood, +" Span Brown,
Alum, CopaI Varnish
4 Copperas, 10" Lamp Black,
10 CarboJs Acids, 400 lbs ba6.bark pwd
10 /" Amo. Nilre. 400 "African Cayene
200 lbs. PIuk Root, 400 !" Am.
! bale SIENNA, A case Bayrum,
10 case Paris Green.
Aud also many more articles too nu-
merous tomention. such as, the line chem
Gals, and an endless variety of paieni
medicines, all ef which they are very
anxious TO sell al very low prices.
LOCKWOOD 81 GRAHAM.
Sandusky CITY, July 81, ls46.--ly45
+. ). Physicians aud country Drug
.Ists. who have hefetofcre purchased in
Iew. York, are particularly invited to call
nd examine our stock and prices.
L. d. 6.
IL TONS GiNSiNG wanted for cash,
~ by LOCKWOOD Sc GRAHAM.
ssndusky City, July 81. !
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THE YELLOW CORNER RIGHT SIDE
/ JST Gpening g PIECES Of the lat est
~ styles of Galicoes; silk ii. II. Kf-;
New sly le Of Bonnet Ribbons; silk bnttons
for aides dresses; Lisle French Trim
miug.; three d,z Ladies Caters Boots,
Also. new arrival of Voolson s.
kteum's
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NEW! NEWS!!

Saddles and Harness mad e ION the NORTH
end of the Saudusky Avenue, nearly OPP
posite he Ran4iY=-'s Office, Upper San
dusI, ,hin
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SALE OFIMPROVED LANDS INOuIO.
Ceded by the WyaKdotts in IS4e.

SALE EOFINIPROVED LANDS INOuIO.
Coded by the Wyasdot,s in Is4e.
NOTICE is hereby given, ,hatiu virtue
~ OF. the auihorii, vested in The Office
oy Ihe Act of Sd March, 1913, the improv-
essfands in Ohio ceded by The Wy audotts
5y the Treaty of l7th March, lS49, which
we're offered under the Presidents Proc-
lamatiun of 10Th June, le45, and remain,
ed unsold, will again be ifered a public
sale at he Land Office at Upper Sandus-
ky, Ohio, on Monday, tie eighteenth day
Of October next.
Tue Act OF Sd March, 1913, fixes the
minimum price of these lands at Two dol
lars and fifty cents per acre, and requires
that the value of the Improvements, as as
certained by the agents of The War De-
pertinent, shall be paid, in addition 10 the
price of the land.
Tie sale will be kept open no longer
than is absolutely necessary to oiTer the
the lands, and not exceeding two weeks
Given under my hand, at the City Of
Washington, this fourth day of August.
ALno Domini one thousand eight hundred
aud fory.seyen.
M RICIIARDTM. YOUNG.
Commissioner efihe Gelerat Land 0Gces
Aug. 10, IS47 .-i5. -
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DITL.,LITLTER /

MISS NJ. HARTZ-Mi.liner and Nan
tuamaker, has located in Upper San.
dusky, on main street, near the publ C
square, where all calls in her llne Of bus
iness, will be promptly attended.
August IS, lS47 --44-3t
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-10
DE cARruL OF couyrERrllrs.

How TO avoid them Each Agent wha
selis the genuine DrsndleNb PiHs. has q
Cert fcate Of Agency, which has teen
engraved al 6 vast expense represents
the Msnnfa tory al Sing Sing ,au the BANKS
OF the Hudson River, and is signed by DR.
Brandrelh, and his seal stamped upon he
paper, also a fac simile D l!e Labels upou
the boxes. Compare them
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-10
4 AGENTs.

ID. q w. Ayres, Upper 5anIaaky, Jo.
seph Shorb, Little Sanduski; W; H.,
Jones u Co. Carey town; Il. Freet, Me-
Cntchouyille; +. Bloom, Mexico Henry
Shooman; Crawford tp.; Joseph Sailing,
Burlington.
September2d I5I7.-47- I'm.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-10
Fruit frees.

IENllE subscriber has for sale, at his un-
riyalied nursery, two miles east of
McCutcheuvilIe, Wyandot county, more