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COMMISSIONERS SALE or REAL ESTATE IN THE CRY
OF RICHMOND.

R1 virtue OF decree Of the Superior Court
OF Law and Chansey for The county Of Henrco aI city Of
hshnoni shau a. Commissioner tie Court proceed upon
WEDNESDAY the I2i dsy siay neI commencing At al a.
Cox" w. TO sr At public auction uon premises respsct We
w. eli The real property belonging OF the late David
Burr IN the city Of Rehmond two brick tenement
on Noes Stee and several lying on Kos, oy.no
asd Franklin streets and also iva snail wood bous.
thereon, 90 b. and FNh streets.
The TERMS Cf be fus one fourth of the Du,.b, ~
cash and the balance three eq al paym,p Of .I t
and eighteen months. interest from the d.y Of a 30, IN
pay mems the purchaser TO bonds good security
pat Of the property can be BY es Aueuoneer
PEACnY R. GRArTAN Com'r.
sal conducted BY wELLISoroS GopDis, AGet
al odd
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Very Valuable $ Acre Wood LOT A, the To,,,
- OF sydney.
WILL be sold on SATURDAY ofterroo, II

wv IN,
day Of May, IsG7 upon the premi.es onnepepg :, a.
St hat handsome acre wuO lot situated sydney
s'ce OF Dover street immediately opposite
d.Hee OF the late Andrew Sweeney and adjoining Inc at
Mt samuel Crane.
10 fesoe disposed 10 purchase such property, this from IL
protlmly 70 Echrn'nd presents many advantages
TERhS-One third cash; balance eaaa inament. q, ,nd
monfs lor negotnbe notes satisfactorily endorsed ute
Withheld By request Of owner. W GouDIS
apes -,
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AUCTION NOTICE
4 RECORD OF NEW BOOKS
RECEIVED BY
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NOTICE OF NEW BOOKS.
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BN DRINKER n Morris,

hooksehcrs, Stationcr>, and Dealers i'm Piano
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APRIL 30.
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messages and other official private
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ny Kent, Kcndaii a Aivn,er,

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, 5ih May, commencing at oe,et a, oB,
5ls Rooms viii sell beautiful variety OF ENTIRE
Nv FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS eofnpt,pg mans
new aud choice Eoots city telH ses 10 be- e.
without reserve. Particulars on Notdty neat
aps2 KENT. KENDALL. 4 ATVyATER Aurts
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COMPREHENSIVE.

'UNHE subscriber has this day associated with
Il him Mr.. WILLIAM BIGGER oG Riehmnnd for the pur
po. Of vending Tickets Lotteries under the popular
ment of d. Paine Co The business viii hereafter be
ed under the firm Of WIN J. BIGGER co, ohi-- On
l4h Street. opposite the hanbra, where they paSed
their IRE nd Orders from the country promptly
tended II addressed LEWIS w. WEBB Richmond Va or
WIN J.. BIGGER A
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Large sale OF Building Lots, OH
French Garden Hill.

~ iueti0n on Tuesday 4h Nay, ls47
W ILL be sold on TUESDAY afternoon. the
4ih day ofaay mex, commencing O'Clock upon the
ehes aree number OF handsome Budng Lots French
Garden Hl situated the East street and on the Pa,
and West sizes Of lOh The these o:. to b
business part OF the city render Them vaqabs building purpo
iERAs-ohe fourth cash; balance equal ns;almens at =
ana months for negotiable notes AMI withhe I'LL the last
is paid
by request OF the Executors OF Abigail Mayo, deed
aP<y W GOnnIN Anct
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By Williams a IInxaII.
PRIME ST. CROIX PORTO RICO AND CUBA SUGARS
We shall sell ageiion WEDNESDAY the Slb instant Al 10
O'Clock in frlni Of Auction Store
Strictly PRIME 81 CroiI Sugar
Porto Rico
" Cuba and Muscovado sugar
Green Laglayra Coffee
Fine Old Java
:" Maneabo
Prime Western Bacon Sides
Shoulders
40 Sacks MarshAlrs salt
Fine Cognae Brandy, otarI Dupuy Il Co.
Imitation an hatT PM
Extra hne Gunpowder Tea
" Powchong
Champagne Cider IN cases, doz each
London Brown Stout quarts
Redlecks No. 1 Family Soap
sason's ChllenEe Backing
Very superior indigo IN Kegs
Holland Gin IN pipes &C. &c.
TM-uLder $780, cash 500 ard for az
P'oNeu paper ny w. & H. Aucts.
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IDR. L. ROYSI
Vegetable Universal PE l. Is, are n
strengthening Purgativc and "a
PURIFYING TONIC.

TsNHE hopes of the American Agents are far
Il han realized by LIE ROWS vege.
table Universal Pills this eide Atlantic 4
dene spring such mmd popularity. In
months eight Thousand boxes s2osed Of
Gates Of performed them received upwards
hundred The embraced
but those which pedomua:ed Bilious Fever Cole
CosiNetess ys'nc Loss of Appetite Faiuenee Worms and
Lowness Of Spirits All PERSONS agcs the
far superior other medicine they us.
the energy and The efficacy OF their action for though they
duee neither grpe they the wh
great dreetnes force aud rapidly and purgatve
ing TO be desired But their peculiar excellence
Mhen Nhsunes mem from Az o1eL puTgauNes H. that te
operation j. followed by Their snnvaed puu
and purgatve for which they indebted the
saapA ana o'heT being controlled BY Their hs
B virtues derived from of Wild Cherry they
not strain the digestive into the mode Of opera
on VII" oeT bu' on the contrary strengthen them mo
action Thus all other medicines produce
subsequent coynes and sugeness Of gastric juice
Dr. lie koy' Pills leave ali the machinery of the system full OF life
and activity and the bowels and natural Hence
Dr. 'heeseman They the only purgave which
recommend with confidence and without alarm for they
nothing but what oughto be emoved-nether
occasion noaplthy ebtaton-and open
and vigorous but the great virtue OF Dr. lie Roys Pste viz
tue which has spread their hemsy
rapidly almost mieulous-es pucaon Of the blood
mere hey not only sani altogether unTvaed but OIL the
Of desire. They blood By
Gu ana moreover Keep eean oy toning and strengthening the
digestive to be able exclude
inutreou nature AMI then thy purify the blood already
euuon ana never cease operation until II Is entirely free from
every noSous PARTICLE AMI m Of hea life and vgo. TIE
derul virtues Of Dr. L. Ruys Pills a purifier blood
&c Them e best of known remedies IN diseases Of the skin In
fact powerful is their healthy iAhuSnee the
their effect be persons taking
ie give speedy eNien-e OF Their beneficial operations this
speet BY the brightness Of the com
PIcron they feel strong sprtsa come
qenee hai can only be the result OF pu'e blood without which
there be neither halh comfort system The
American Agents would confidently add a snsl,
box Is all tat required TO obtain from aeknowcdg
that Dr. lie Roy Vegetable only dc
OF tie and unan
mousy sh5wcrcd them Atlantic that their
virtues beyond al praise.
Price IS bos ot sale Richmond and retail
by Messrs rurcc. Gaynor Wool Samuel T. noTe in
y J.. u,
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A NEW SUPPLY.

Ciothing Tor spring and summer.
STARR ~ co. have Just received, direct from
~ w Jennings Co establishment,
sorinent Of Spring and Summer ye,t,
shirts, CrnNats, Suspcndcrs, Gloves, Hosiery,
and every other article pertaining gcnecns
At their usual low prices. LIsLES CORNER
myI Nam,
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ID. PAINE a. CO.,
M A Ayers OF LOTTERIES
Richmond. Va

WJHoIE TICKET NOS 10 81 IS, Grand Capital Of
w 10000 DOLLARS, sold and paid a by PURCELL.
The brilliant b. expected by those WIN
their orders TO Us, e. W. PURCELL.
Richmond, Va.
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HERTZ LEJA,
0PTlClAN AND EYE Artistic.
Columbian Hotel, from TO II O'Clock in the
Morning, and from To ) o'clock in the
Afternoon.
HEREIEICA from the District Of Col


Morning, and from To o'clock in the
Afternoon.
CERTIFICATES from the District of Col
WILMINGTON. White House July I7th 1916.
SIR. LIZA has furnished pair spectaeIes which
make thi, statement. JAMES X POLK,
President U. $. a.
wAszrSorOS, COleman's Nat Hotel
Mr. Lea with pair of spectacle which are
superior any have ever used. C. NJ DALLAS
Vice President
w,'mseroS, Browns Indian Queen Hotel,
July gth 1886.
Herr Leja-sir take pleasure in swing TO you iha,
the sPcetaces which you superior any
have before used your in
the science Of oPies-and you think those who
glasses will have good grounds thanking
iug met with you and made purchases
Very respectfully, your obt servt
SAMUEL. HOUSTON,
EIPrcst TEXAS.
w,surSa1oS Capitol
July &. 1876.
ever seen We with tsm mseh distinctly and clearly
than with any have tried Those glasses viii
never regret procuring those Of his make
a. y. Senate.
Hon. Critenien, Ky, formerly Attorney General U 3
Gen. Thos J Hu,k fom Texas
Hon. Dixon II Lewis. from Alabama
House OF Representatives.
Hon John 2 Martin from Nv.
Hon Piisbury. from TEXAS
Hon Chas Livingston rom YORK
Hon Henry B,dinger, from Va
Gen John : Oh pman from Michigan
Con J J Mckay, from NJ
Hon John blanchard from Pa.
W,HmVaroS. July 10, 1916.
Mr. TIerz I"a supplied Spectacle. which mase the
vision more clear AMI src than others which
tired
Winfield Scott, MAJ Gen u : Army
Waddy Thompson, formerly Minister the Republic of
MEXICO.
w w scaion, Mayor Of Washington City
Warrington
i'i os s%,,h Commodore Navy.
" VI Payne, Cooncl " Army
Abrfi chief u : Typographical corps
Maj w No.nd Com'r Pub Ba.dinss
Hon g Mason, u : Attorney Genemi
Hon Caye Johnson Postmaster General
Rev DR.. VIM \ Reid. I ynchhurE. Va.
Ils Points, u : Marhal Tor the w u Of Va.
y Stublins, GA Couu ar 2q-dGt
4 lPSC OMBE ~ BROCK have Just rcceiv.
- 81 lot Of prime SmithfieId Harou. Of ,uiabr SIZE
Tor family ne" afo hcayy Weston fot Thur
soriment Of Groceries very cmpte which they most
uffff Vfa The Of r.
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CLARET WIN Els.

HAVE now on hand, 100 boxes CLARETS,
comprising general assortment ffom low pficed afcs
ui Tive best bfanda imported Ibis county wbh or
sal moicmc prices Persons who prefer buying Cois
eess wiz fnd 70 eif order the Though
NJ Agent IN New Nofk ercecnt judge nf cc Wines,
encfii IN hs etous, md buys Them only hom 6s hand.
Ny aotk ~ g~nuuc impcred Liquors aud Woes " also
rct' as well oeh Of genuine Havana egar ans recon
"-nh alcsc aHeso The notice % my fcnds ap e pu Ho
sP1O No Q, Exchange Bloch, Richmond Va.
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lPStOMBE ~ BROCK have Iust rcceiv.
- 81 lot Of prime SnithfieId Bacon. Of ,utabE sIre
Tor iamiy us a'n some heavy Weston t Th~r
sormen Of Groceries very they most
respectfully invite the att nton Of their friends public g.
nersiy.
A~. Of Northern Pickles, ~ the gallon or smsHrr
l..
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C.B.LUCK'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
On WALL STREET, OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL.

I. B.LtCk'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
THE unprecedented LUCK which has attended
Il the patrons OF oase, wings and Demo
carts In Lottery Luck sells three prizes
be now the Napoleon OF the day and there
e tangible proof OF ;h' fact aadry order for TICKET
OF the following Lotteries e b. LUCK Richmond Va
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR MAY
10000 DoLLhRs-iOOOO- OF 1000 DOLLARS
Maryland Lottery Nc. al Baltimore on Wed
nesiiy, May sth, ls47 IS Nos 10 drawn ballots.
GEASp CAPITALS.
Prize of. 10000 IPn1e of........... 1000
-. .do......... 10000 I....do............ I.5y2
.do.......... 6OOO IOO .do............ 1909
Tickets $40; halves S. quarter, So
10000 DOLLARS ;-IO6OI,-4 Of 5000 DOLLARS
TICKETS ONLY -.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. Extra, Is-to be drawn
Thursday, May 9th 1897, a Wilmington Del
~ NUABERs-I3 DRAWN
Grand Scheme.
Capti Prize OF $4,000 20 PINE. of 1000
DO 1905 90 do 500
( 60 5000 20 d 400 ke
Ticket, S. halves $50 les. Certificate Of package Of
$4,000! I44I4! OF 10000! 40 OF 1000!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Gas. No. Is--to be
drAnn on Saturday May sih, 1871, At Wilmington, Del
rs NUMBERs-I5 DRAWN.
Grand Capitals
| splendid prize OF $4,000 prIe of $4,000
prEs OF 1905 do 10 vOu
do 10000 40 prize. OF 1000
Tickets only sI2; quarters certificate OF whole
tickets will be sent for siii-shi'es IN ProPoriioH.
$4,000! 10000!
fineen drawn Nos IN each packasr % IS Tickets
FINE LOTTERY FOR PACKAGES.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, No 2I--to be
drawn at Wilmington, Del Saturday Nay ggd, is47
IS NOS, IS DRAWN.
Grand Scheme.
prLe Of $4,000 pnse $4,000
DO 10000 do
d. 5000 10 priEes Of 1900 GOO -
Whole Tickets tIO; halves >. quarters $50.
$4,000! 20 OF 5000!
SISQUEHANNA LOTTERY, Class 25-to be drawn on We'd
ns,dsy, May ~, 1917, at Baumure
- NUMBERS ~ DRAWN
Grand Cspuals
WEc q $4,000 20 pTiIrs Of 81 600
Z" fHE's OF quo 20 do 500
Tickets Si2 halves 9. quarters 3
$4,000 10000!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. Class No. 22-to b.
da"n s wilmington Delaware, on saturday Nay 90 is47.
- Nos, ~ uRAWN
Grand Capitals.
Puze of 10000 10 prizes Of $1,000
DO 10000 10 DO 1900
Do 5000 10 do 1900
10 s4lO 10 DO 1908
10 Of 500. &C
Waole Tickets $40 halves >. ore $50.
W The Tickets the above been reeevrd-apd orier
ehcf large small addressed undersigned will meet with
the most prompt attention AMI
requested Address &. ~. LUCK.
Richmond.
The cash for an Capital. had at sight odrr.
OF e''rs nfeiy eouaicutaL my
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Aurtion 8ales.

FUTURE DAMS.
PEREMPToRY SALE or
BOUTS, SHOES, HATS, &C.
CATALOGUE SALE
I'm TUESDAY MORNING, the 18th day Of
May At % o'eloek. viii set of Mr. Asr
fH No IL Hanover street. by eaialosae-
coo packages of Boots. shoes aud Broxars
Palm Leaf fur, Wool and straw Hats
Straw Re and I.rhorn.
Compfsink dc-iab lot Of
!" he -d without Catalogues o epaei md the
so'ds arranged for elimination day the sa,e
RA TAYLOR n SONS.
"st'tN"ht' ND Apfl " isfI-t Aucts
by Dunlop, DIoncurc a. Co.,
GROCERIES, AT AUCTION
On IUESDAf the 9Th Of May O'Clock at our oae. We
r .eh ~rhos' regard to weather general
Of Groceries, Consisting part OF
10 hhds prime SuraT-st.
IS bbs Moiasscs
20 packages loaf and clarified Sugar
20 bags Laruira. Rio and Maraeabo Coffee
IS boxes Bunch Rai,ins
80 boxes Soap; Candle.
Indigo, Pepper. Mustard
Gunpowder. inpe'ia, Y. Tyson and Powebong Teas
Bacon, Lamp Oh
Whissey, Brandy. Gin
CIgars, snuff dc
TERss-Uhd.r 500, over 500 noo,h. .,,,, o, an
proved negotiable paper. ~
ap99 DUNLOP MOsCt'Rp l. RI .,
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NOTICE.
IElIS DAY.

NV received about
marked Franklin H. Leach and ears for which no
application has been made-wheh III. owner
upon tie payment Of charzes
10 92-2w WYNN RaCoN cn
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j. NJ. CLARKE, LOTTERY VEN
DER. Richmond. Va.

j. NJ. CLARKE, LOTTERY VEN
DER. Richmond, Va.
VNHE attention of the Public 0. req uc,ted 10
u the following gnheen Lotteries Is47
under the management OF J. W. Msuy Co,
Gregory A. Co.
ONE or THE MOTT BRILLIANT SCHEMES EVER DRAWN
ALEXANDRIA Class g. for si7, lie drawn Ale
May 18th. 1877
Grand PriAr of $50 O0h sGO,0OO
10 Spendd PrrLas each Of 10
90 Brilliant do. do. MOO
100. do. .of 1000 and i55 400
Whole Tickets s20 halves 10 qrs ).
ssO,oOO. $4,000. 10000.
ALEXANDRIA CasI 90, for Isi7 10 be drawn Alexandria
May 20, Isi7.
Go Number Lottery and II drawn Numbers Package OF
90 Ticket, CsriTaLs-i grand CAPITAL Of
sSOOOO. .Whol- Tickets.
Of Ia 600. .Hlvs -. .................7
Of .loOOO. 4 larer-.
Besides others, Send your CADETS early enelo.
splendid sehemes-Postage fee Adde'S. JOHN NJ. CLARKE
l4th S'res, Richmond, Va.
ALEXANDRIA 90 for Isi7 10 be rawn in A.,.pd,
Saturday May sth Isa7
Is NUMBERS AMI Is DRAWN.
Prize OF. $4,000 Observation-Disclosures $500
l. do. 10000 Observation-Disclosures 1000
l.. do 5000 of...................I3OO
l.. do. 1900 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1000
L.. do ........... atoo &c, &C.
Tickets $40 halves s. qrs $50.
ALEXANDRIA Cass a. for Isi7, drawn in AleIanda
May g. Is47.
CAPITALS:
Of. $4,000 l OF. ................I5OOO
Tickets $40, halves 5, qrs = 50. ape
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hy Inioes a. Brother,
No Z. Mars Stroo.
LARGE SALE or NEW AND SECOND HAND FTRyTrrrpr
Tn TUESDAY MORNING. May ih at our store eomu,.ne.
ing nj O'Clock, will huctoa close yanoa. eop
mems snniTy articles of aud second
Of IN p1u-
Mahogany Spring Scat Sofas
20 Hand,ome Mahogany Ch,irs
? lltgh Post do Bei-eads
Cabinet and plin Bureaut
Ashogtny Ann and Rocking Chain,
Lounges, pair Card Tables
boz Cane aud Wood Seat Chairs
klrsant Marble Top Centre Table,,
buggy and Harness.
Superior new Buggy and new Har.
ALSO.
Gold Watches and I Silver Watch
Gcmous.
20 bores Lemons. Just received.
my5 lNLoFs 4 BROTHER, Aue.
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WASHINGTON Colemans Nat Hotel I
July 7Ih Is46.
Mr. LeJa has furnished with pair OF spectacle
superior 10 any have used G. NJ. DALLAS,
Preside
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lotteries.
J. w. MAURY L. CO., MANAGERS,
tsuccessors To y. a. Gregory a Col
OFFICE, NO. 1 cry uoTcI- rmuno,n WIN
magnificent Schemes,
To BE DRAWN 18Th AND 20th MAY

s5oooo-o Prizes Of soooo-2o OF 5Oo0-Ioo
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY e,ass No % for 1877 To be drawn
At Alexandria. saiunasy. May rs, Isi7.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-10-08
Somebody hiti

We shall neither assert nor deny
that the following Typographical ii,ho,
graph is intended for particular man or
class Of men; every reader can make it hi
whether lives in Lancaster, Columbus.
Philadelphia, Cleveland, or any othe'
town where rags are put into mill and
ground out as money Ohio Eagle.
"He never devoted single day Of his
life to physical exertions, or bodily toll;
not he. Labor he supposses to be design
ed for 'the common'-the 'lower classes
not for our most respectable citizens
lie has never produced by his own efforts
during his whole life, sufficient food to
sustain him single day; nor did he ever
obtain days subsistence by exchanging
the product Of his own industry for the
for the product of the industry of others
How then does he live!-how then does
he grow rich without earning anything!
tow is ii that his annual income, beyond
all his expenses, is greater than that of any
twenty men united, living in the same
city who work daily aud necessarily with
their hands. minds and bodies, for pitt
ance barely sufficient to keep their fami
lies from starving? How does this lordly
a is,ocrat make his moneys We answer
by writing his name!!!!
'lle is the iicer Of bank.
| ~ l.
that in this land Of perfect political equal
ity, as it is called our republican legisla'
tors in their matchless wisdom. have givet
certain rich men the privilege of printing
paper by the ream, or printing promises
to pay money, which good, honest intelIi'
gent people AXE and cal il value receiv
ed, and while an honest toler is laborirl
TO earn four and sxpence, these geltle.
men Of privilege can print dollars enougi
to purchase one half the city of Philade eI
phia--and with less physical exer'iou.
Oar republican law makers in the plan
titnde Of their zeal for equal rights, Civ
to these privileged nabpbs the Ucsfed RICH
Of growing rich upon their own deb,si ,ha
is OF lending their redit and receivin,
interest on what they owe ho c"ul
not afford to live in a MAJ bic palac
when by simply signing his name to
promise to-pay- bank note, he could OF
tain houses lands, goods; and me rcha ze
which il had cost years Of unlemittn
, toll to produce! Aud yet we are told tha
this is government Of equal laws--an
led, intelligent people, honestly be
lieve 1t. Was nnsnspec'ing credulily ev
. er more shamefuly imposed uponl
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-10-08

The American soldier is not so blood thirs.
ty,' nor is he possessed Of such brutal pas
sions' as Mr.. Corwin would have us believe,
as to cause blood to flow for glory The
soldiers Of this country fight to maintain her
rghts--preserve her dignity and revenge her
wrongs. Who can support any man in say
ing that the sons of America have gone "to
blow out the brains of Mexicans for glory!"
The charge is false-the sentiment dyed 9th
toryism, and the sustainers enemies of our
country. This assertion may apper hard, but
when we reflect for moment, we feel bound
to charge every man uttering such sentiments
with toryism.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-10-08
MARRIED,

On Tie goth ntlmo, by the Rev. II Shanll.
Mr. NlLLINM SonN to Miss CAROLINE
SwANDrR, all Of Clinton township, Seneca
CO q.
On 5Ih instant, by the sqme, Mr.. JAMES
A. SoHN of Ttfin Seneca CO. o. to Miss
MARIA TRlPp, of this place
Accompanying the above notices we re
ceived cake that was not only neat in ap-
pearance, but fine in fasie. If The married
state is as sweet as The cake and fixings
lau 1T marriages, and every person was
convinced uf he fact, we think il would
not he long till all wtuld be married. MAY
each Of the ahove receive blessings and
JOYS sufficient for present. future and
eternal welfare. Those who remember
tie Printer should eternaIly be remem =
bere'.
On Sunday iIe Sd inst, hv J. w Sen.
seney. Esqr.. Mr.. STEVEN II. SNYDER to
Miss FINELY McCuRDy, both Of Crane
township.
We were present when tbs union was
confirmed; and as is generally the case
upon such occasions, il was time Of re.
joIcing. Every thing was in order-the
bride beautiful and The groom Smiling
the fxi rgs neat and good. May Mr.. and
Mr.. Snyder have a long and Happy life
be blessed with bountiful supply of this
worlds goods, and their future end in gc.
ry, is cur wish.