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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-02-19
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Co.G,,s,

will be made upon the shortest notice, /,
and to order.
Tables, stands, Bureaus,
and every thing kept in Cabinet Shops,
will at all times be ready for calls, or
ma whenever wanted.
PURGE A 8 Err
Give them a call before purchasing else
where and You will find yourself well paid
for so doing; for they are determined to
not be on, done in cheap prices, or GOOD
FURNITURE. Their experience in the
the business, fully warrants all, and much
more than here stated, as will be seen by
those making purchases.
u. .Sandusky. Feb. 5, lS47.--lStf
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-02-19
Road Notice.

TNHERE will be q petition presented to
Il the Commissioners Of Wyandot conu-
y, Ohio, at their next March session, fer
the view aud location of = county road,
CONNIE ncing at the county lius between
section thirty four, 10 township one sonth,
range fifteen east, and section three, la
township two south, Of same range, and
running thence west on sections until 1t
iutersects the Kilbourn raod.
Ian % lS41-I7-4t
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-02-19
NOTICE

rs hereby giving, that petition viii .bo
presented to the Commissioners Of Wy.
andot county, Ohio, Mt their next MARCH,
session, praying for the location OF coun.
ty road, commencing at the point where
the Perrysburg road crosses the line be-
tween township one south, ofrange four.
teen and township Que south Of range fif-
teen; running thence along said line as
near as a good road can be made, to in.
tersect the state road lead leading from
Upper Sandusky via. Oceols TO Bucyrus.
Upper Sandusky, Jan. IS, lS47.--l6-4*
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-02-19
IT. sr. JOHNS ANTI-BiLIoUs PILLS.

1. l.. ST. JOHNS SANTl-BiLioeS fALhs'
KNOWLEDGE OF the value oi these
IA Pllls is alone necessary to bring them
INTO general use as a family medicine.
ruougauds have already used them, who
rive Them a ecided preference to all othei
nipds. The proprietor is so cobhdeht ol
,u.1r virtues that he has instructed his
AGENTS that In case any person ater CIV
ING them trial, does not prefer theh ~
Gregory's, Lees, Peters, and al othtf
ANA. Blllous Pills, ii the trouble Wiii DC
taken to return the balance Ut the BOX,
refund the whole money. lhey are hot
IKE many of The quacK Aiedicibes OF toe
.a,. nelu up as ali lDialliole cure tor ali
diseases, tut II timely administered VIII!
us tvunu very eflcaoious IN Bilious ana
remltlent levers, lever and ague, costNe-
ness, cholic, worms, pam of the oo"elS,
hatuieuce, lndlgeston, heartburn, pam oi
the head, back Or oreas', &C.
Ne tue understgued cltlzeLs oil Seneca
county, Ohio, have made use OF ot. Johh .
Pills, either ourselves or III our families
and cupsldeI them the best Pills III n'e tot
tho bilious disease ul this Western coontr:
WIN. Lang, Prosecuting Attorney; U.
P.C COUnrOu, SueItH, w IL AANSS'SS' O~'''-
ly Recorder, John Rosenoerger' issac
Mundy, George Stoner, and issac lse>
man. Justice Of the Peace; lsral 4. iiaiDes,
Joserh Nolmer, Seldom Graves, john
Shineiet, John Michai, Peter Beaver,
Alexander Ingram, James Dornan, Will
liam Baugher, Michael MedmonJ, James
q. Peace, ). L. Apple ton, J ohm Pride, l..
M Looms, j. w. Patterson, I h mas
Loved, Isaac De Witt, John ssander,
A b,aham Snitil, Benjamin Tomb, George
Uhristnp, G. Y Pierson'
AGENTS.
John W. Senseney, Upper Sandusky; S.
III. Worih, Lille Sandusky; Frederick
Bloom, .Neeico; "A. ". .Nunson, Wyandof;
S. Keuan, Tymochtee; John Park y Co.
Carey; Long & Kennedy, .hersailhs.
February l9, ls47.-20-6m.
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Notice

rs hereby given, that a petition will be
4 presented to the Commissioners Of Wy
andot county, Ohio, at their next March
session, for an alteration oftha Ei!bourn
State road, commencing at the top Of the
hill Immediately on the east side OF the
Sandusky river, running thence to the
bridge across the said river, and from
thence to inteisect the present State road
at the nearest and best point.
Jan. %, lS47.--l7-4t
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Commissioners Sale.

The goods and effects of WILLIAM
YOU'VE, an Insolvent Debtor, consisting OF
sundry lots Of hewn timber, FIRE wood,
fifty apple trees, one calf, &C., &c, will
be sold at public vendue, ,at j. McCutchen' S
store, in Upper Sandusky. on Monday the
lst day of March next, between the hours
Of one and four O'Clock, p. NJ.
TRRMs.--Sums under five dollars cash /,
on all higher sums six months credit will
be given and security required.
j. ID. SEARS,
Cora'r Of Insolvent.
u. Sandusky, Feb. 10th, lS47.-l9-3t.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that petition
~ will be presented TO the Commission
ers of Wyandot county, Ohio, at their
next sessiu in March, lS47, praying for
county road. to commences at the point
where the Kil5ourn state road intersect
the section line north, section 10 the
north line of section l6] in Crane town
ship; thence running westerly course on
or near the said section line to the find'
lay road, in Salem township, thence to
continne westerly course on the mo st
favorable ground and as near the said sec"
ton line as practicable until it intersect
the county road leading from Burlington
to the Lime Stone Ridge. the point of ter
mnation being near the residence OF J "a
cob Banghman, ir Salem township.
Jan. 26th, l646.-l7-4t.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-02-19

SpEc,E.-T The New York Tribune Says
"rhe stream of specie from the Old World
begins to flow by the packets. The Hen
ry Clay from Liverpool, has 10000, and
the Oxford smaller amount. In adds
ton we have to day $3.50 900 from Cana
da.-The Cambria, it is now ascertained,
had about $500, 900 in gold"
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-02-19
Nj kinds of FASHIONABLE CIGARS
IRAN AW AY !!

ETrom the subscriber on the 25th instant
l. George Myers, an ipdented apprentice
to the cabinet making business. All per
sons are forbidden 10 harbor or employ
him, as | am determined to hold them re
sponsible for so doing.
ALEXANDER VOLENTlNE.
Upper Sandusky Jan. 9Th lS47.-3w.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-02-19
Insolyent Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that WILLIAM
YOU'VE has made application for the ben
eft of the "act for the relief OF insolyent
debtorsi" and that copies of bis schedules
and examination will be returned to the
ne xt term Of the Court of Common Pleas
of Wy andot county, Ohie.
J. D. SEARS,
Com'r Of Iasolvenfs.
u. Sandusky, Feb. 10th, le47.--l9-3t.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-02-19
STI EEP!

GTRAYED OR STOLEN From the sub
~ scriber; athitHe Sandusky, about six
ty head of 6ne wool weathers, while run
ming north of Battle Island, in Crane
township, branded with f. on the right
hip. Any person having knowledge OF
the same will be rcompensed by giving me
information at Little Sandvsky that will
enable me to rechver the above stock.
Il. +. FOWLER.
Feb. 6 l547-lS-3t
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NEW AND LATE.
n. GRAHAM g. A. ID. LONG

n. GRAHAM & A. ID. LONG
FyAVE commenced the Cabneimaking
IA business, in all its various branches
in Upper Sandusky, on the Sandnsky Av'
enne, nearly opposite the Surveyors office
aud a few steps south Of the land office
where they will be happy and ready to
accommodate all that
Come, Democrats or Wings,
And also men OF Clay,
Wen work for all
we only get our pay.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-02-19

rs hereby given, that their will be Pc
L tition presented to the Commissioners
Of Wyandot county. at their March term,
for the location Of county road TO COM
mence at the east line OF said county, at
the post, between sections ten and three;
thence W est on the section line or as nea:
as practicable to said line to the kilbourn
road.
Jan. 10th, 1S47.-I7-4t.
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Has kindly conducted me home.

PAINFUL RUMoR.-We heard last night
that Mr.. A. A. Adams, the distinguished
tragedian, was drowned off the IIibernis
while descending the Ohio TO Cincinnati
We hope il is not true.-PiRsburgh Jour
nal
II much be true. The audiepce at the
National missed him on Saturday even
ing, and were assured something had be-
fallen Cincinnati ERqnirer.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-02-19

or AT the late election for Represen-
tative 10 Lee county. Iowa. Baker. the
'pos.um' candidate, beat the regular DEM
ocraiic candidate about 100 votes. The
'coons' voted for the 'possum.' We be.
lieve they are OF the same species--quite
natural upion-Ohio Sidfesmag. .t'-
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-02-19

az The Raleigh (N.C.) whig paper
calls the volunteers loco foco volunteers.
This indicates cleary that there are not
many whighs among them.--O. Statesmen.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-02-19

W7E, the citizens ,of Richlaud township,
w will petition to the Commissioners
Of Wyandot county, at their next session
fin March. ] for county road, commenc>
ing at the county road leading from Craw-
fordsville to Mount Blanchard at the
north east corner of tow nship two south,
of range twelve tl2,1 riinning south on
township line till il intersects The state
road lie aiding from Upper Sandusky to vii.
Jan. 25lh, 1S41.-l1-4t.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that petition win be
i presented to the Commissioners Of W.
andot county, Ohio, at their next March
session, praying for the location Of coun'
ty road, commencing on the east line Of
the late Wyandot Reserve, on the line be-
tween sections fifteen and twenty-five, in
township two south, of Range fifteen east;
running thence west on said section line
until il strikes tho contemplated road
running from Little Sandusky to the Kill
born state road; thence eighty rods north
along said road; thence west crossing G
Sandusky river; thence along the west
side of said river until it strikes theaforc-
said section line; thence west on said SEQ
ton line to interseo the road leading from
Upper Sandusky to Tymochtee, where said
road crosses the line between sections sew
enteen and twenty, in township two south
in Range fourteen east.
U. Sanduaky, o., Jan. 13 l947. --l7-4t
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Notice

rs hereby given, that petition wiz be
Il presented to the Commissioners OF wy
andot county, at their next session on the
first Monday Of March next, praying Tor
the location of county road, running as
follows, to wit: Beginning at the center OIL
the est line of section eighteen, IN town
shio two south, of range l3 east, lSalem
township;1 thence running east through;
the center of sections eighteen and seven
teen to the " est line of section sixteene
thence ia south east direction with the
high ground until it crosses Tymochtee
Greek; thence the nearest and best way
ill il strikes the south line OF said sec'of
sixteen; thence east with the sald iine o.
as near it as practicable to the Sandnsk
rivar at or near the well known as the
Indian mill, situated on section sixteen
in township two south, in range iourtee'
east.
Jan. Goth Is47.-l7-4t.
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WOOD!

Those who have promised us wood had
better be bringing il along Come on, ye
that hath promised. Wood will be taken
on subscription, If any wish to subscribe.
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ZIMMERMAN & MCCOY.

A l. Way ON HA ND,
Coffee & Teas, Nuimegs, .4loes,
NJ U. Sugar, Bar Birthstone,
Loaf Sugar, Turpentine, Sulphur,
Best Tobacco, Mustard, Snuff,
Rice, Chocolate, Cotton Yarn,
Reisins, Figs, Olive OIL,
Camphor, Pepper, Castor 6
.Atspice, CIores, Stone
Nuts all Kinds, .4sUetida,
Ginger, Cinnamon, N e. bone tineament,
Opodeidoc, Flask bottles,
Sticking Salve, Iak>slands,
Alum, CopPeras, Red Chalk,
Saieraius, Whue "
Indigo, .AWt handles,
Candies, Starch, Shoe Brushes,
Fiddle Sr,ngs, Biacking.
Pins aud Needles, Lemon Catsup,
Spool& S'k Thread Tomato g
Matches, Pencils, Pepper Sauce,
Bedcords and Rope, Purses and Walleis,
Paper, Ink, Shaping Bores,
Cloth &. hair brushes, Brushes and Soap,
Padlocks, Combs, Htb6drds PuIs,
Buttons, Pipes, Stanberry's -"
Shoe knives, Hoarhound Candy,
| Whetsioaes, Plain
Hauers, Po,oder, Shot,
Oil Ta,nish. Lead, Caps,
Godftys Cordial, FHnts,
Sealing Fa1, Batemans Drops, Sc.
LIQUORS.
Port Wine, Fr'ch Brandy, Hold Gin,
Malaga Ample Gin Cordial
Muscat I" Lemon Syrup, Whiskey.
! All kinds of FASHIONABLE GIG AIRS.
ALSO,
Always on hand any quantity of Flour,
Fish, Lard, Salt, Cheese, Potatoes, Corn,
Oats, Herring, Crackers, &c.
For sale by
ZIMMERMAN a. Mccoy.
Upper Sandusky, Jan. 10, ls47.-l5'f
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OF the subscriber, and through their Gus
tom, made groceries so CHEAP that a
man can do nothing else than buy. Peo.
pie of Wyandot and surrounding counties,
there is the place to buy. He always
keeps a good stock on hand, which he
Sells CHEAPER than any other Grocery
This side Of .Massilion.
Come and see his stock, consisting Of the
following articlesi
Rio CoHee, N. Sugar, Molasses,
Figs, starch, Loaf Sugar. Raisins,,
Liquors, yenitian red, Caster OH,
Tobaccos, Shot, Bears Oil,
Nuts, Powder, Turpentine
Y. II. Tea, Lead, Ropes,
And variety OF other articles that would
fill whole sheet TO enumerate.
His Grocery is situated on the Wy yando
Avenue, right opposite whereJ. McCutch
en- formerly had his dry good store.
ANTHONY YUNCKER.
Upper Sandusky, Feb. 8, lsa7.-ls.
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IIenr. Freet

Henry Erect
VS.. IN CHANeERY.
John Read,
Sarah Zabriskie, , }Wyandot Common
Elizabeth Zabriskie,
Ann Zabriskie & Pleas.
George Zabriskie. /.
TENllE said John Read, administrator Of
= the estate Of Peter ID. Zabriskie de-.
ceased, Sarah Zabriskie, wife ofsaid Peter
ID. deceased Elizabeth, Ann and George
Zabriskie will take notice aud are hereby
notified, that on The l7lh day of October, ;
A. ID. 1916, the complainant Henry Freet
fled in the Court of Common Pleas of tho
County of Wyaudot and State OF Ohio, n
Bill in Chancery against the said above.
named defendants, the object and prayer
of which Bill is TO effect decree 10 sell
In Lot No. (25) twenty FIVE, in the town of
McCutchenville and county If Wyandet
and State of Ohio,to satisfy certain prom
isary notes given TO Joseph Saburs by the
said Peter ID. Zahriskie, and the payment
secured by mortgage on said In Lot No.
f251 twenty Ave; and that said notes and
mortgage were afterwards sold and trans-
ferred by the said Joseph Sabure 10 said
Henry Erect, who is the complainant IN
said bill .s .,
And the said defendants are further nos
tilted that unless they appear and pleaL
answer or demur 10 the said Bill within
sixty DAYS after the next Term Of said
Court. the said Henry Freet at the next
term after tie expiration ofsaid sixty days.
will apply 10 said 'urt TO take the mats
ters OF the Bill as confessed, and decree
thereon accordingly.
TYLER, ROWE 81 DURFEE,-
Sol. for ConPPt.
Dec. 1th, lsi6,-l6-6w.
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PETER A. TYLER.

.4iiorney al Laso and Solicitor in Chancery,
WILL practice Law in this and adjoining
Counties, and punctually attend to all
business entrusted TO his care
OFFICE, in McCu,chenvilI.
Dec. 0, ls45.--lf-tf.
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American Hotel,
UPPER SAND USKY OHIO,
w. w. BATES,

A few doors, north Of the Public square,
on the Sandusky avenue, and near to the
Receivers Office, where every attention
will be paid to the Travelling public and
others that may be pleased TO Fatronize
him.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-02-19

DY virtue of writ of Allies Vendl Elk
- to me directed, from the court ol
Common Pleas Of Wyandot County, Ohio,
viii offer for sale, on the premises oi
James Milligan, in Sycamore township,
in said county, on Thursday the 4tl day
Of march next, between the hours OF III
O'Clock A. Nj. and 4 o'clock p. Nj. Of said
day, the following described property, to
wit; Two horses, one harness, one two
horse wagon, one plow, two cows, one
stack of wheat, one side saddle, one man s
saddle, one harrow, one shovel plow, one
mantle clock, one Bureau and about
twenty acres of wheat in the ground;
levied upGn as the property of the said
Millieau, at the suit Of Samuel p. Swine>
hart and wife.
Z. BAIRD, Sheriff W. C..
U. Sandusky, o., Feb. 5, ls47-lS-4t
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STAG e ICE.

This is the general Stage Office, on the
line leading from Columbus TO Tttin
through this place, where those wishing
seats in the coaches can be accommoda-
ted.
Jan. 25 1S47-l7tf,
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NJ q TIC T.

NOTICE.
Those person who have forfeited their land
and property for taxes, are requested to call
at the land Office and settle immedatly.
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SheriH's Sale.

Feb. 6. l347-le-3t y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-09

ID
DrED, in this city, on Monday morning. December
6, of consumption, JOHN H. McDoUGALL, Printer,
aged about D.
Thus has the fell DESTROYER cut down in the spring.
time of manhood and usefulness one who was en-
deared TO large circle of friends and acquaintances
by his many virtues and manly qualities The de-
ceased recently from Fort Wayne, Ind, and had
come to this city in search Of medical relief. His
disease however, had progressed so far be in
curable The deceased leaves mother in the neigh
borhood Of Fort Wayne TO lament bis early death.
twill be some consolation to her, perhaps, to learn
that although her son is dead, his last days, up to
the latest moment, soothed by The kindest care
Of many friends. These were found among the Odd
Fellows and Printers especially AMI if care and
tentioa could have saved their dying brother he
would not be dead; and that although she was
not by his bedside to administer the last soothing
draught. smooth the dying pillow, and wipe from his
brow the gathering dcws Of death, yet be found
whose waichful care and soicitude during his last
days anticipated his every want, and performed the
numerous delicate attentions prompted only by a
Mothers love, which serve to brighten the dreary
pathway to the tomb. ,..s .,.-.i .-..-
The deceased will be buried, under the direction Of
the Odd Fellows Lodges, this day two o'clock, P.
NJ. Funeral services at the residence Of William
Campbell, Esq, and at the grave.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-09

DIED. on the 2st Oci athis residence, Bloomfield,
Greene cuny Indiana after short illness of congestive
fever, Mr., CHARLES GILLIAN aged 30 yeas 1n and o rz
In the deah Of Mr. O. wife, four chdIen, and large
circle Of friends have sustained irepaTable loss. kar
several weeks previous to this event. be had watched night
and day with the assduous by The bedside of his
wife and who each for several days seemed lingering
the verge of the grave and who bad but partially recovered
called the loss of aeclionate husband
and faher Mr. g; ordinary Prompt,
gelic, aid upright be had By bis industry galheIeda
competency which his nature loved with
his friends and those iend, distant and who have
often SHARED bis hospitality will deeply feel his loss aud
sympathze with his bereayed family. tie ,e America
politician he atdenIly advocated the American
principle, of equal privileges ALL and though jealous
the support of that principle, hewas free Qm any thing
ambitious selfish, aiming only to support the he
believed right. man 3 Tie r7tcst ygst Of esd
\ He"An honest man 5 The noblest work of God"
Ia ma --- - -. - s.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-09
moNEsT DEACON sly.

A simple ballad here Ising
OF honest Deacon Sly; ,r,,,
Andiif this ballad is not true,
lis certainly lie.
The Deacon was a noted man
As any in the town, 10 b.. i,e-is,t-
And still was known 10 be upright
Unless when he Laid down.
A soft and tender heart was his,
THAI gIowed with pity'sray;.s
He could not bear to see distress
So always turned away:
His face was sober, long, aud sad,
Like all true pions folks; sniie-
And never dad he laugh Or smile
except at his own Jokes.
In charity he did aBound-
iTba: jewel without price; ,sva-
And 10 The poor he always gave
The very best advice.
His tongue, though, mild. cpnld give reprool
That made the simmer quake,
But never yet was loo seyere--
When of himself he spake.
A truly moral man WINS he,
And was SO fr,n a lad; ..,,rs. 10 s,ysar-
And ue'er was known 10 curse or swear
Except when he was ''mad''
A peaeeful, quiet soul was his,
Unlike The common pack 81 d, mann,
He ne er was known 10 strike a man
Lest he should be struck back
The measure of his pieiyf
Memorial man eau tell; :, hs,ye,,
And doubtless he will go to heaven Zrrz,
Unless he goes to hill. ZETzA
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-09

EB of decree of the Marion Circuit Court its May
I'D a d. 1874 the undersigned Commissioners appointed for
pose the eleventh
next between the hours OF O'Clock NJ and ocok
door indianapolis expose Cor sale the
the following described parcel lot OF Land
wit half of the south west quarter Of section twenty
township fifteen ( north three go
twenty-five of the side along the west line being all
of said tract lying the west ride The Central Canal
thereof shall he the shall be
hundred ana dollars bing
due 10th day OF May s4 ADD all interest and costs said land
HAVING Of Indiana w john Richie
loan OF $780, from the Sinking Fund.
failure the then- Loan, inter
est costs, S299 90 l~'-. - j. B. McCHESNEY,
Indianapolis Sept 30 lS47 36t II Dec. Commissioner.