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AsrnMA.-There is no complaint more
harrassing than Asthma. The Newark
Daily Advertiser, reliable paper, pledges
itselfto cure this distressing disease with the
following remedy. Take l-2 oz sulphur,
or. cream-tartar, l o. SIENNA, 1-2 or. an.
nissced, pulverize, and thoroughly mix the
same, and take one teaspoonfu1 in about
two table spoonfuls of molasscs on going TO
bed, or at such time through the day as
may best suit the patient: the dose once
day may be increased or diminished little
as may best suit the bowels of the indi-
vidual.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

Valuable Property for Sale.
"A Will be sold, on Sale Day in
flTaA October next, at public out cry,
sssk& unless previously disposed of, the BRICK
ssssNNa BUILDING, OH tho main-strcct. in tho
lower part of this village, formerly owned by John
Wilson, decd. This building is two stories high and
i'll good repair, with tho necessary out buildings,
and fine well of water upon the lot The lot con-
tans about five acres.
For further information, and the terms, persons
wishing to purcasc will apply TO DR.. l. Branch or
A.J. WccIns.
Abbevi.Ic c. IT,, July 81 el-l1w
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CURE FOR CANcER.-Mr. says
he has effectually cured himself Of an obsti-
nate cancer, "by the free use of potash
made from the ashes of red oak, boiled to
the consistence of molasses, used as poul-
tlcc, covering the whole with a coat of tar
Two or three applications will remove all
proturbances, after which it is only ncccs-
sary to heal the wound with common
salve."
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PoTAToEs.-Thc farmers in main have
been holding back their Potatoes for higher
prices, but the season getting late, they arc
now crowdlng them on the market, and the
supply OF common ones is large, and very
dull OF sale-25 SOC per bu. is the most
that can be obtained. Chenangoes arc
worth SO 60c, cash. The now crop pro.
misses well all over New England, and as
yet we hear of no appearance of rot.
Boston Duliy Advertiser.
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The crops allo over the country are COM
ing I'M more thai, average. The surplus
Y wheat I'D Michigan Of last yearis.7, 100000
bushels bus almost enough in one Stats to make
apaor g complete failure this year; and We
presume what is true Of Michigan is3true
softhe whole West. So - ~ a q,
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The State Of South Carolina
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN En1JJyrV

Asbury r. Ramey, Admir-, ". Mary Don
aid, ct al.-BiU TO Marshall Asseis, &c.
BY order of the Court of Equity, the Commissioner
appoints the first Monday in October next, within
which timo the creditors of the estate of John A.
Donald, deceased, required by said order to cs-
tablish their demands against said estate.
H. A. JONES, c. E.
Commissioners Office, July 7, 1887 2O-l3t
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Notice.
The subscribers have this day made an assignment
of all their effects to Mr. JAS G. Sproull who is du-
ly authorized to collect all debts due the concern.
PEARSON g. SMITH. y
Hamburg, July 3, ls47.
Gr In my absence, Messrs. Jeffers g. Cothran
are duly authorized to receive any debts due Pear
son & Smith. JAS. G.. SPROULL., Il
July IA - ~ ssf - s.531..s4 20-2w 3,2
Law BLANKS FOR ,sALEsAT, THIS
Off Ess;a 81 e
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DissoMtidiis,

Dlsso1Mtl6l sss.S
The Co-Partnershp heretofores existing between
the subscribers has this day Been dissolved by mu-
tual consent. JOSEPH!KOSAMON =.
GIDEON. KING: - - -
Hamburg, July s, 1917. .4:gss4a,
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Notice. sssss&s :ssss::Ssss :
would refer my friends ana Sclienta t6 Joipi1i.
Wilson Esq, with whom I:have ieftmy sshaie bu-
sincss, and who, during sabsenceS VIII GpesaH
necessary Information cs.d ssnse WIZ,
have hitherto given,-or who may Hereafter bo desi-
rous of extending to me Their fpnages and en-
couragement. JOHNsBsMORAGNE
Dec. Sc, 1916. ,lbys%8N 49, ID If
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DIrLoMATIc RELATION WITH THE PopE.-
1t is now matter of certainty, says the co.,
respondent of the N. Y. Herald that the
Pope has intimated his desire, though not
formally, to open diplomatic relations with
this country. The channel through which
the overture has been made, is such tha,
it cannot be disregarded. The cabinet is
fully alive to the mutual advantages that
would result to both countries, from the
establishment of iplomatic intercourse be.
tween them, and the President, in his next
annual message to. Congress, will recon-
niendthe appointment of Charge d Affairs,
alterntely near the courts of Rome and Tus-
sany.-BaN. Sun.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-05-28
Notice.

vENHERE will be petition presented to
the Commissioners OF Wy yandot couu-
~, Ohio, at their next June session, for
All alteration the Radner State road ESQ
called, said alteration to commence
where said road intersecls the section line
between sections twenty eight and thirty
three, in township three south, Of range
fourteen east; running thence angling
through the east half OF the south west
quarter of said section twenty eight,
crossing the halfsection line three rods
east ofthe north vest corner of said east
half of the south west quarter Of section
twenty eight aforesaid; thence anglin G
across the north west quarter OF said Sc c
ton twenty eight, until it intersects the
section line. quarter of mile north Of
the quarter post, between sections twenty
eight and twenty nine; thence north on
the section line TO dry snag of tree
about twenty or twenty five rods, south OF
the uprth east corner of section twenty;
thence north west To interse ct the present
road, at or near the point where il crosses
the south line Of section seventeen in
said township.
April 27th, 1947-29-4t.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-05-28

Raak in The .A1my--ar, "A Daykcy's
Digauy -ther potion OF the trc"ps
had landed on Tie beach near Vera Cruz
ON the nigh, OF the 9.h OF March, a body
Of The enemy commenced hiisk FIRE o
small arms into the encampmcnf. "
course, all hands wero on the qUi vioe, ex
pecting the Mexlcaus would make me-
demonstration Upon our lines during the
night. and when the firing commenced :,
concluded there was about 10 be general
attack. Tue lines were soon formed and
diery. bat there was negro who kept
running from one little potnt OF hlil 10 an
other, apparently in state of great ex"
citement. He finally laid himself fat on
bis face, at full length aud commenced
working himself into the soft sand with a
good deal Of energy. On being asked
what he was about! he replied, 81 is 'iraid
some ob dem ere copper balls will put a
stop to me DRAWN my rashuDs.' why, ;
asked the party speaking 10 him, 'don't
you ge, up aud fight them! No street
he said 'da.'s my massa's parl OBJ de hiz.
ness; he done been TO Wess pint, wher de
makes 6ghtin' people to learn dat, and
you don't ketch dis nigger meddlin' lie
seif sid odder peoples bzness. Ny massa
does de 6ghtin' an' ] waits 90 him, and
nusses him. II he gets wounded we gets
promoted You get promoted? Wha,
good will his promotion do you?' inquired
the individual. oh, dat question Is been
settled long time ago In desc parts down
here; coiored gemmen what waits on
kurnel always outranks one dat waits on
cspten. an De way we color'd gemmen
reg'inrs makes desc volunteer niggers
sqnat, is a caution 10 white folks.'-N o,
Della.
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short patent sermon.

My friends years ago-after wandering
about the world, and inspecting its complicate
machinery, often putting faith in professed
friendship-and often having discovered the
handspring Of all human actions--I sat down
on the stump Of consideration, and talked to
myself; myself talking to me, and we both
talked together. We came to the conclusion
that, as the devil was for every body, every
body must look after himself So bu,toned
up my coat, took out my jack knife, and cut
me a stick of independence, and trudged
along careing fig for nobody, since nobody
cared q pumpkin seed for me. What is
friendship, my brethren! 1t is bee that
sucks only when there is honey to be got,
and carries the treasure to its own hive; a
shadow upon the dial--present when shines
the sun of prosperity, absent when lower the
clouds Of adversely; always about when not
needed, but out of whistling distance when
needed the most; in short as my friend Gold
smith said, friendship is but name; charm
that luls US into dangerous sleep; shade
that follows Wealth and Fame and leaves
poor draggled tailed Poverty to get out of the
mud and mire the best way she can. Indi-
yidual!- beware of YOURSELF take care of
yourself! You know what human nature is:
immutable as mountain, and unchangable
as bad dollar Loo, Jr.
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Sherif's Sale.

RY virtue OF an execution, duly issued
~ from the clerk OF the court Of com
mon pleas of Crawford, county, Ohio, and
10 me directed; shall offer for sale al
pnblic vendue, al the mill 10 the possession
of Michael Rnch, known as the Indian
mill, 10 the county ofWyandot, on FRIDAY,
the eighteenth day ofof June next, be-
tween the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ and
four O'Clock p. NJ. ofsaid day, the follow
ing described personal property, TO wit.
one log Wagon; two log chains, two yoke
Of work cattle, a lot ofinmber, estima ed
at about five thousand feet, and one COW,
levied upon as the property Of Michael
Itucb and in favor OF Henry ST. John.
THOMAS BAIRD,
Sheriff W C.
May 9th, 1s47.-33-4t.
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@ .Mr q g. ..Niaer, a member OF Cap.
tain Sunderson's company Of mounted rife
men, has been taken from the ranks, and sp
pointed Secretary to Gen. Scott. His promo.
tion ia accounted for as follows: after the bat
tie Of Cerro Gordo, General Scott, in looking
over the battle field, observed Mexican Gen
eral who W askiiled by rife ball, which had
struck the officer in the forehead. The Gen.
eral, afler some inquiry, traced the shot to Mr.
Miner who was Immediately sent for by Gen
eral Scott, and placed in his rev position.
This we learn by a letter received by gen
tleman in this city from the camp. Mr.. Miner
is an intelligent young mar, and an excellent
penman. We suppose ofour whig friends will
say that it was wrong 10 General Scott to
promote such an ssdroit murderer" Mr.. Mi
ner had better be careful and not shoot Mex
ican Generals, lest he will be classed, by the
"Xenia Torch Ligh Light," !" with General Tay-
10y, as aqhe mosi adrou sknH breaker, throat
cutler, housed burner and tooman aud child
slapyer" of the age Ohis Sictesmaa.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-05-28
Notice.

FENHElR will be petition presented to
= the commissioners Of Wyandot coun-
~, Ohio, at their June session, pray ing
for the location Of county road, com.
mencing at the south east corner of sec
ton three in township two south OF range
fifteen east, running thence west on the
section line as near TO the corner post
between sections two and eleven, in
township two south, of range fourteen
east, as is practicable without crossing
Negro run; thence westwardly or north.
west@ ardly cunrse on the best ground
to iutersect the Kilbourn road al the
bridge across the Sandusky river.
A, I'll %. lS47--59-4t. y
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Notice.

rs hereby given, that their will be pc
tition presented to the Commissioners
OF Wyandot county, Ohio, at their next
June session, ls47, praying for the loca.
tion Of a county road; said road TO com,
mence where the center line Of section
in Ridge township crosses the
county road leading from Cary to Mt.
blanchard; thence south on said center
line through sections fourteen, twenty,
three, twenty six and thirty five. in tow n
ship one south, Of range twelve east, TO
intersect the county road, leading from
Mt. blanchard to Crawfordviile aud there
cease.
April 10, le47-2o-4t.
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Masters Sale!

RY virtue of decretal order, issued by
- the court common pleas of Crawford
county, in the Stale Of Ohio, and to me
directed, on tho tenth day Of April, A. ID.
lS47; ! shall oferfor sale at public vendue
at the door Of the conri house in the tow
Of Upper Sandnsky, Wyandot county,
Ohio, between tile hours Of 10 o'clock A,
NJ. and A clock P. NJ. on the 29th day Of
May next, the following lands aud tene-
inents, TO wit: Lot number one, on the
north part ofthe north half of fractional
section twenty, in fractional township
two south, in range thirteen, in said Wy,
andot county.
L. A, PEASE,
Special Master Com IN Chancery.
April 2ist, 1S47 -29-4t.
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special Master commissioner,s sale.

Try virtue of an order Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Wyandot county,
made in certain proceeding in Chancec
ry, for partition, wherein Rodney Poole,
Guardian of Peter Leeper and Jacob
Leeper 10 complainant aud Catharine
Leeper and Thomas Badger are respon. /.
dents, at the April Term thereof A. ID.
lS47. \ shall offer for sale at the door Of The
Court House of said County of Wyandot,
on the 26th day Of June next between the
hours Of 10 O'clock A. NJ, and A o'clock
z, NJ, the following described real estate
situate in said County, TO wit: The south
east quarter, the soulh part of the north
east quarter lcon,aining one hundred aud
three scres] and the east part of the south
west quarter containing sixty-niue acres
and twenty hundredths of an acre] Of
fractional section one, in township one
south of range fourteen in the district Of
lands formssly subject to sale al Delaware
Ohio, o,--saying and excepting that portion
OF the above described premises embraced
within the town plat the town Of Mexi-
co in SAID county OF Wyandot, and further
excepting portion of said south east
quarter conveyed by Thomas Ieeper To
SIilas Debolt, by deed dated December
first, A. ID. 1929, bounded aud described
as follows, to wit: commencing at blue
beach on the east side OF he Titiin Road
a nd running thence south $50 80 e. IL
chains ls links 10 the section line. thence
$. 40 30' e. l5c, 10 links, thence n. 500 W.
Sc thence $50 30 W. Sc. II links thence
n. 5lo W. Sc. IS links, thence IL. 400 So
e. 7c IA links, 10 ,he place OF beginning
aud contaiaiug nineteen acres and 72 one
hundredths of an acre. Said estate is to
be sold free OF dover estate and the re ;
versionary interest of the said infant heirs.
Appraised at $i00n,00.
GUY c. WORTH,
Special Master COMMISSIONER.
May Is, ls47 .-32-4t. So %
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Notice is hereby y given, that application
win be made. 10 the Commissioners Of
Wyandot county, at their next session.
lin June, l647) for a county road. com,
mencing ats point on a north and south
road. al the north east corner OF section
twelve, cl2] in Miflin township. in said
county, and running thence west course.
Ton the section line,l to the point OF
termination on the west line Of Wyandot
county, at the north west corner Of ssa-
nine, t9] in Jackson township.
April 30, 1S47--SO-4t,
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Michael Rambo. jr is ereby notified,
that on tue Sth day OF October, 1S46
samuel Burne!t of Wyand OF county, Ohio
administrator Of the estate Of Leonard
Barnett, deceased, late of said county, I'll
ed in the the court OF common pleas Of the
county Of W andot and State of OHIO a
Bin in Chancery, against the said Michael
Rambo jr; the object and prayer of which
bill is 10 foreclose mortgage executed by
said Michael Rambo, jr 10 said Leousrd
Bnrnett, now deceased, on the following
described premises, VIZ: the oorth.half OF
the east half of the 8. w.qr Of section l3
township 3 south. range II east, bearing
date May 9Th, ls4l, given to secure he
payment of a note executed by said
Michael Rambo, jr to the said Leooard
Buroelt for $40. dated May 5th, lS4l,
and due November 5th, 1s42.
And the said Michael Rambo, iris furth
ernoiifed that unless he appear and plead
answer or demur to the said bills at ih Q
next term ofsaid Court, the said Sannel
Burnett, administrator as aforesaid, will
appl, TO said Court at said term, to take
the matters Of The bill as cunfesse d, and
to decree thereon acco ordingly.
NJ. II. KIRBY Sol for Compil.
MAY 9Th, Is47 .-33-6t.
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Road Notice.

A petition was filed with the Commis
sioners of Wyandot county, Ohio, at their
last March session, for an alteration ofthe
kilbonrn state road, commencing at the
top of the hill Immediately oa the east
side otthe Sandusky Riyer,running thence
to the bridge across the said river, aud
from thence TO intersect the present state
road at the nearst and best point.
April 26, lS47--29-4t.
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Strayed,

EROM the Subscriber living in Ham
n cock county,six miles west ofCary, on
the Ashry road, on the 90 inst. a light bay
mare, about sixteen hands high, FIVE years
old has a short thiok neck keen ey ,heavy
name, one white foot. The name upon
the top Of ihe head is cut off; has no shoes
on No other marks remembered.
Any person returning said animal. or
sending word to the Cary Post Office, Wy
ando, county, so that the subscriber eau
get har, w i'll be literally rewarded.
SAMUEL HOVER.
Nav "a, ISl7 st.
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HARDWA ARE.

Knives and Forks; Butcher, Carving
shave. pen and pocket Knives; Shoe tacks
and avis; hamers and pincbers; Doc;
Locks; Latches, with ami without boalisd
Screws and hinges; Gross cnt saws; wolso
saws. with and without frames; Shovels
and longs: wbite.wash Brushes; Grain
shovels; Ame's spades aud shovels, long
and short handles; Forks; Compasses;
Draw knivess sad irons; sieely ards; corn
hoes; trace chains; meal Gives; curry
combs; powder, shot, fints aud lead; best
quality squares and hand saws.
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Corwin,s Spec CHI.

The ST. Marys Sentinel tells the follow
ing most capital story--too good to be
eli he mislaid or lost;
while in Dayton few days ago, the
following anecdote was related TO us,
which we thought was first rate:
'Eben Heall, who bad once before been
TO Mexico, but, owing, as he said, to the
loss of his health, had returned home
took i, into his head, few days since, to
try il again. His neigbbo ors, Judging o +
his former conduct, and not fully believ-
ing the reported cause qkhis first return,
doubted wheth he Intended going a Sec
ond time at all But, on the day appoint
et for his starting, Eben set off on his
weary journey. Having reached Cincin-
uatt, he discovered he had started before
he was ready, aud, consequently, the mex
day saw him back IN DAYTON. Many were
the jrbes he encountered on his return;
and, among the rest, couple of his whig
friends asked him what he had come back
for. Eben replied, that fearing lie m git
fall into tie hands Of the Mexicans, lie had
returned for a copy Of Tom Corwin' 's
speech, as lie was confident all h-ll could
not injure him among the Mexicaus while
in possession OF that document
I'VE should not be surprised should Eben
be taken by tie Mexiclns, to hear of his
elevation Ia some important post among
them, providing he takes good care and
makes proper use of this tallsman.
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fremont House,
r.. PERRY,
Latest Items from the Army by Telegraph
,@ TO Pittsburgh.
INC ucCUTCHENYILLE, o.

Latest Items from the Army by Telegraph
TO Pittsburgh.
FaoM THE Souru.--The latest intelligence
we have received is from Brazos Santiago to
the 9th instanct. The only item of any inn
portance is, that twenty.tour Mexicans had
been killed by band of Americans in revenge
for the murder of one Of their number.
Philadelphia, May 81, lla O'clock. p. NJ.
LArER-General Canals has declared mar
tial law in Rio Grande, and ordered all the
Mexicans, under penalty of death to take up
arms against the Americans, and show no
quarters in retaliation for Mexicans murdered
Even the clergy are not exempted from this
order. The National Guards we're ordered
to shoot, as traitors, all who refused to obey
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-05-28
No man can be hero in bad cause

No man can be hero in bad cause
Star.
o. Our neighbor of the Star very oftea
gets off some very good sentiments, but he is
too apt to give wrong application to them,
mo man can be a hero IN a bad cause! We
cannot imagine worse cause that man can
be enganed in than that Of opposing his
country in war with foreign enemy y--en-
deavoring to disgrace his own country and to
cheer and comfort the enemy.-Raueaaa
Sentinel.
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From the Difance Democrat.
r ESENTATION or Al SWORD

Asthe citizens OF Defiance believe The
war just and right, aud wishing to mani
fest their g ood feelings to Capt. Chsse,
Lieut. Wiley and his men, for their viii.
lingness 10 defend the honor Of our coun
try, there we're quite number Of our cit
izens accompanied them to Junction, some
nine miles south OF tins place. When the
PACKET had arrived here. Col. Sprague, Of
this place. who as also on board, prompt
cd BY that tpatriotism and liberaiity which
is scharacteristic Of him, came forward and
10 the presence Of the solJiers and citi-
gems preaented Lieutenant Wiley with
splendid sword; and the following are the
remarks made upon the occasion, as near
as we could report them, as it " as all done
in a hurry and off-hand manner.
Coz. sprague to Lieutenant Wiley.
LiEuTENANT WiLEy:
Sir--In presenting yon with this sword !,
you are admonished 10 use il only agains,
the enemies -four country, and TO avenge
the repeated wrongs heaped upon an in.
suited nation by the Republic Of Mexico.
You viii teach that PEOPLE tha, to insult
Us, merits aust chastisement at our hands;
that in the hour Of battle ycu win remein
Der, Wiley, that the giver Of thissword is
North American and your friend,
Lieutenant wiley's Reply.
Col SPRAGUE-it is with feelings of
emotion SELDOM experienced by me on
any occasion, that acknowledge the
receipt. at your hands, of the splendid
sword which your patriotic feelings, as
well as friendly regard, have prompted
yougto present TO me. ] am about TO
march under the command Of gallant
leader, commanding a gallant company,
10 redress the wrongs inflicted on our
couniry BY teighboring Republic. Al
taehed as we all are 10 our institutions,
our task is COMPARATIVELY unpleasant, as
we are engaged in warfare with coun
try which has modelled her government
after our own. Be assured, SIR, ! shall
ever rem ember The honor with feelings OF
the warmest regard, and your charge shall
bestricily observed; and should ii be my
fortune TO survive the peris Of the cam
pa agn, it shall be returned to you without
disgrace, and should it be my fate tc be
numbered among those that fall in battle,
shall fall with my back to the fsld and
my feet to the foe.
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FUN ALIVE !.

RE Il known that the firm Of Zimmer-
- man d Mccoy, is no more.
Now all those Indebted 10 us, BY note
or book account, are required TO call ard
make immediate payment, or else their
accounts will be left with the proper per-
sons for collection, and no mistake.
ZIMMERMAN & Mccoy.
Upper Sanduskv. Nav Ia. IS46.