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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
HenIfY nnd KenIIi,.

Cosmetics, Chalk. and . VARIETY Of preparations gen
orally IN use, when applied to tie face, very sooa spoil IT
OF Ms beauty. They close the pores of the skin and
check the circulation, winch when nature is not ia arted
by disease or powder. or the skin iufanei by the Hlaa.
hes used IN soaps, beauties is own production in the
: human face Divine as seil rs IN the garden OF rich and
deiicately tinted and variegatcd Gowers. 4 free, active
and healthy circulation OF tue funds or the coufsing Of
the pure. rich blood TO the oNtre,niues, is that which
pants the countenance 10 the most exquisite beauty.
IL Is that which imparts the mdescrhdhic shades aud
flashes Of lOVelines. that all Admire, but none can de
scribe, THIS beauty is the offspring Of nGtart-got o,
Pooder OF soap II there l. not a free and healthy circu
lltioUl there u no beauty. lfihe lady Is FIR as driven SNOW,
At SIZE paint aui use cosmetics, aud tho blood l. tiisa
cold aud impure, she Is not beautiful. II she be brown
or yellow, and there is pure and active biool, 1t gives
a rich bloom 20 the cheeks, and a trthaacy 10 taer eyes
that Is fascinating.
This Is why tho southern. and especially the Spanish
ladies, are so much admired. i.udies in the north 40 take
but httle exercise or are confined Ia close rooms. or have
spoiled their complexion by the application Of iuloteri-
Gus mixtures, II they wish to rcsnin elasticity Of step,
buoyaut spirits, sparkling eyes and beautiful coGtplc Mons,
they should use DR.. ToHnseHds Sarsapanlia Thou
sands who have tried 1t are more than satisfied. arc delight.
ed. Ladies OF every station crowd our office daily.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
10000 cnsc= Of General Debility mud want
OF NegVpu- Euer.v.

Dr. Tounscuds SarsapArila ttytrartHrs the whole sys
tenn permanently. 70 tias. who have lost ;lcir u4scu-
lar energy by Sue effects 10 uriIcae ur iudi-creunn com
united Ia yOutl. or the excessive Indulgence nffH- ras-
sious, and hl fought OF ~ a physical plasuatioa uff9c uer
vous system, la~-itIdc. waHt Of ambition iaiutist scusa.
tons premature decay ard decline, Fastening towards
that Gat4l disease. Consumption. cts be- cntifel, rr.to.clb by
this pleasant remedy. This Sarsaparilia Is far superior
10 any
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
CARD.

Thomas RFkrH. Jas. : MARTs.
REATH & MARTIN.
ggLOUR Factors and general Commission Merchants
< iorlhe sale of Bacon, PORK, Lard, Butter, seeds and
every dcser fio Of Nestern Produce, Central Block
Broad aIrcet, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

Those that initiate pr. Townsend~ Sa4SaparIila, have
invariably called their stun a great Remedy fer Females.
&c. &c, and have copied our bills and circulars which
relates to the complaints OF women, word for word-other
men who put up medicine. have, since the great success
of DR.. Towuseni's Sarsaparila in complaints Incident to
females, recommended theirs although previously they did
not. A number of these mixtures, Pills, &c, are iuju.
rions 10 females, a. they aggrayate disease, aud under
miue the constitution. DR.. Townseid's is the only and
best remedy for the numerous female eomplaints-it
rarely, II ever fails of effecting a permanent cure. 1t
can be taken by the most delicate females la any case,
or by those expecting to become mothers, with tho
greatest advantages, as It prepares the system and
prevents pain or danger, ard strengthens both mother
aud ohlll. Be eareMl 10 get the sehuIne.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
In,irorntinn Ncraiat.


A. u rsnews ani iuYtroratcs The system. strrs activity
to the limbs, and strength 90 TIC muscular system. in a
most extraordinary decree.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
AFFLICTED, READ;

pHIDADELPHIA MEDICAL. UOUsE-Estaslished
4 Is years ago, by bR. kINKEtiN. The oldest.
snresi aud besl band 10 cure all forms OF secret diseas IS,
diseases OF the skn and solitary habits Of youth, is DIR.
klNkELiN, \. W. conner Of Ilurd and Union sis,
between Spruce and Pine. u squares from the IA,
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Youth VINO ave injured themselves by Il certain
practice INDUCED ina habit frequently learned fr,n,
evil companions, or al s~chool-the effects OF which are
nightly teii, even when asleep, and destroy both mind
and body, .hoald apply Immediately. Weakness aud
constitutional debility immediately cured, and full visor
restored. Ahietters postpaid.
YOuNo MEN
If you value your iie or your health, remember. The
deiay OF a month"; nay even a week, may prove your
ruin, both OF body aud mind. Hence let 40 false mod
esiy deter luu ifom making yovr ease known 10 ono who
from education and fespeclahI'liY, can alone heiriend
gu. lie whn places himself under Or. kiBkelm's lreat.
nent, ma reiIgiously coHGde in ms honor as q seutle.
man, ana ia whose bosom viii he iofeverlocked The Sc
ere; OF the patient.
Too aany think they VIII hug the secret iotseir own
hearts, an. cure themselves. Alas Low otcn IN thls
fatsl deiusion, and how many a promising youug man
VINO misht have been au ornament 10 society. has faded
COUNTRY INvALIps,
finding Il incOnvenieut 10 uake personal sgulication
can, b stating their ,ase explicitly. together with All
Their symptoms, ,pef letter post paid have forw arded
10 Them = chest containing Or. Ks medicines approprl
atcd accordingly.
Packages oi Medicines forwarded 10 any part OF the
United states az a iuoHtruts uolcc.
= Posi- pend letters, addressed to ~
Philadelphia, NtJ be pIouuy atjendedto.
see advertisement 20 The spnlt of The Times, Phila
a'lpl1H Nov 26.-ly
BRENTLINGER'S APOTUECA.
ASHLAND SQUARE, WHEELING. Va.
gE5 HERE Physicians prescriptions are accurately
TE and neatly pat up az All hoers of The day and
night also where can be hadthe following popular med
iclues. VIZ,
Doer Isyne's Medicines.
uocf Roses do
kfet's Pile ointment.
Lewis lndlan Vegetable Pills,
anti 90 do sugar rus
houlud'- auiHc0stlve Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
ScroCuIa Cnrcd.
Three Children.

This certificate constu>iycly proves that this Sarsaparil-
Ia hiss perfect control over the most obstinate disrsses Of
the Blood. Threo persons cured in one house is unpreee.
deAted.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
c0gT5T
M sMEETsERS pANNCEA

"L
MINIS MEDICINE is psrrsut-d, ou osth. not 70 COW
Z tain q -srIcr ST C1'etnei. Corrosive Su' rns'e, Arse
mic. tIlnrltr OBJ God. nr arF ietietiaHF minerals.
Tire rrturia upon whltf tris rri riHe arts. is ~
-ssistiu- AVID harmon 1irr With rTture; { irives out ei
font acrimonious hunors fr1n tAs blood and body. sud
Nv a.4imfia;.u- utts ard strengthening The gastric juice
oft.c slomsch. ifrs-e's digestion; in short. there is
nor q vtu.artcrv. muscle or hrrve IN The humane body
that is not sirs'aticurd tN tho fsSscEA. ard It also
nosses-CE ihc rc,usfka''C Hrea crty ut removing mercury
trpu fine hpur- and ioHufs.
FOR E~BJPTIONS pt TIRE x -Scrrvy. Scor
suiic Affections. Tur ors. s~cr0lule. p- Kings Evil.
White SWeiipg. EryFlreiFs. iIcors, Cancers. Running
Sarer. seals and BIt.. time sud a determined pcrsever
succ uu In. SNEr1=rr's PaSAfFs. wil eject a cure.
EoR INDIGESTION.
Rejection nf food. Nsusea. Vomiting. Nervous afee.
lions. Billions complaints. Headache, Falencs-. or Fe-
male frireularH4ss. IT,. Swceticrs fauacca viii soon
effect a cure. hsf ifu'stiusfe. or attended with gripping.
svire pains. the dose shoaidtc Increased. snd The cure
VIII slcp &C. effected, Let not thc patients Tighten
themselves with the idea shat the1 are Zoo weak fotakc
much mediciuei bHt hear iu mind thri tlicir mildly ore
raur1 %utcAiciuC puts not weakness into The frame lut
most certainly draws weakness out, leaves strength in
ttnfaec. 1fd rs giving composed sleep nj night. and an
a~naetltet To- ul sh food. rrauImgtts the whole Frame with
vigorous action, ctsriuR the mlud and improving the
sight.
H~YSPEPsIA or I'VE YEARS p~tEATION,
Accompanied nth M U0ug Debility, cured
bg fLc Hge of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
RITTER,s

MS pleasant, safe and ehicacious remedy for coughs
eulGs, seIc throat, Asthma. spttmg OF blood. and st
diseases OF iGc chest tending 10 toNsU MrrioS. IS for sale
~ storrAeepcf-, GENERALLY, "A thi, aud adjoining coun-
lies, Al ana 49," ra.tE o. - cls. FER BorrLr: ANA
waolesale and sail ~ The propueius.
} l. & Il J RITTER. Druggists.
li North Second si., below Vine, FiIlIA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

nIL CCcEs-A new aud splendid article. Just fee'd
~ and L.! s.ls ~ A~CEAbECoA : DILLON.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-25
A BOLD CAPTAIN.

5' A story is tod ola valorous military
captain, whose experience in war hor-
rors, was confined to lighting with pow
der in sham fights. As was once in
real battle, and seemed TO enjoy it with
keen zeal, Nothing could exceed his
ardor,; he fourished his sword most
fercely; marched, counterEarched,
and blazed away with great zeal.
Suddenly a bullet whizzed through
his cooked hat. At first amazement
'stupefed him; his brains seemed car
RED away. Then uncovering, he ga
zed at the hole which the lead
perforated in its hasty tour thro' his
chapeau, and with a voice indicative
of the Hercest Indignation at such trea-
cherry, he exclaimed: "By thunderl--
They are firing balls :" and flew as if
,hunderbolt was chasing him. 'aJ
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-25
RHINE ON THE RACK.

In piece of rhyme recently publish
lished, entitled "Spring," the writer,
in speaking Of the return of ever well
come warblers, perpetrates the follow.
ing, the melody Of which is only equal
led by its holiness Of sentiment: =
.sSome birds are white and some are black,
And SO am chimney swallsGs, Qa 8Hs
And some are red like daddy's barn., aa5a
That cost hundred dollars" etea. IT,.
From another, on 'sIntemperance. !"
we Gull beautiful extract: as.,t5g
.'Gin am white and brandy red, 'aoG
5fa That makes man a 'lumicks, '3eg9'
1t snaps his eyes and reels his head,
And downs his house .ker- flumjcks. y
The intrinsic beauty and worth of
the following lines must be apparent
to the most casual observer. They
are from an unfortunate sutton to his
Iady-love. For elegance of diction and
harmony of versi6cation, they stand
unuvalled, and must enlist the kindest
sympathies of the reader: .ar,f,
"Repulsed! o, cannot bear the tho't,
1t makes me all forlorn-ee;
Remember the candies have bought, 10 4
40 Pm o P H for Californ-ee." ,5a4 SIT
But the stanza given below, from a
"miscellaneous poem," for lcf'iness
and purity Of sentiment and perspicui-
sy ofstyle, may be said to be the brigh-
test jewell in the casket. 1t hurls de-
fiance at criticism itself and beggars all
panegyric: a@ % -2@74lo --as Z al
1.-The nigh. was dark. the rain fell fast, u .
81 i When judy lost her slippers, sd. al
Isl The wind was high. the fence fell down,
And let in all the 'critturs.'" -.-.-..
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-25
Jee es,,s'"sf o@&s UaRs3
Is Edited and Published Weekly by
JOHN GATEWOOD, a

AT TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUN1.
No paper will be discontinued except at tn
option of the editor, until all-arrearages al
paid. 7ai isat a's. beiiaa
ADvERr1sEMENrs will be published at the rate
of one dollar per square Of twelve lines OF
less for the first three Insertions, and TWEEN
ty GIVE ceats per square for each subsequent
continuance Quarter of IA column for one
year, IS. Halt column for one year, $40
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No subscription vii! be received for less term
than six mouths '''',
ALI communications addressed to the editor
must be POSTPAID, to insure attention.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-25

A newspaperin family is equal 70
three months time in school each year;
Go intp family were 2 newspaper "
taken, and into those who cannot at.
ford it;' marx the difference in the Az
teiligence of the children, and be zen egl.
WINGED: -he,o World;
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-25

The editor Of The Indiana Register
gives his readers this advice:-"lfyou
sant to buy goods cheap, 60 where
they advertise them. Merchants who
are too s,ingy 10 advertise, are top tight
to give you fair bargain
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-25
4 ~ N .-||HIE y I-."| ~
A MEXICAN ADVENTURE.

Col. Morgan. of Ohio, who distin-
guished himself in the recent battles in
Mexico, related the following anecdote
at public dinner, recently given him
by the citizens Of C olumbus, Ohio:
p SIN one ofthe battles near Mexico
at moment when the storm Of battle
ragged the fercest, at the darkest hour
of the conflict, when death was max
ing fearful havoc in the ranks, the balls
rafting like hail thro' the thinning
ranks of the regiment-the standard
bearer, struck in the face BY spent
ball, fell, carrying with him the flag.
All who noticed it supposed him dead.
A gallant youth ofthe regiment, scarce
sixteen years Of age, forgetful Of every
thing, save that that flag was in the
dust, rushed forward, seized and raised
it, and shaking out its folds, sprung
forward to the assault. The Irishman
stunned fora moment, raised himself,
and wiping the blood which blinded
him, from bis eyes, saw the flag pla-
ced IN his charge, soon rode in ad.
q vance; ae rushed forward, bloody and
ghastly with his wounds, and seized
the loved banner, and in his peculiar
language exclaimed: by ST. Patrick !
/ am worth dozen dead men, yet 7
+ and; wounded as he was, he carried
that flag through the remainder Of the
fight, until it waved in victory
Savanna Georgia. 81 81 nam y
q aoifa5fisa99 .---.ses.-, slqosq sdl
During the discussion IN ahe U. S.
Senate on the Mission TO Rome, one
Of the Senators, not very active in de-
bate, amused himself BY perpetrating
the following epigrammic efusion:
), "Pope's Essay on Man ~ t.
Was wonderful plan, ss's
& q With which butSwrites can cope;sa g
d ST c Bot here, Psmssffaid. somsG ioI q
~ sIr 1t il threwnsis tho shade,, hns-- ss
80 i By essays Of man o. tue Pope. IL
4.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-02
SIOR.
The Pioneer in American Literature and
Al.
GodeV's Lady's Book.

/ THE ThirtyAffth volume commences
with he July number. On opening il the
! publisher takes occasion 10 renew his as.
surances, that no relaxation shall occur in
his efforts o maintain the exalted position
which he work has SO long held in the
estimation OF the reading community.
| And the fact that, for nearly eighteen
years. i, has been pre- eminent over all
other compentors for popnlar favor, shows
conclasi.ely that the publisher has tins
tar KEEP, his faith with the public. No
work could duling such a series of wears,
con'inne tohald the FIRST place before the
people. IN ess its claim, were solid and
substantial.
Far aud wide, wherever circulated, The
La Us Book elIclts unqualified approba,
li"n. 1t has advanced and kept pace with
II NOT led Oh in the improvements Of Amer.
ican Literature, and .o,uI the brightest
avalla BILE talent of the country has been
employed nj an immense expense. TIE
highest excellence IN Genius, the greatest
beauty IN Art have been brought 10 iilume
and adorD its pages; aud the stores OF
learning Contributed to the pleasure aud
p'uft ot 1T readers; for to please is not
our only pnpose--instrncio is blenIed
with amusement. We aim to refiue the
heart and mind; to cherish the love of
truth, and the practice ofvirtne--satisfied
that whatever iends 10 promote these 90.
jects, W III receive the sanction, and be
stamped wuh the approval of the noble
aud I've good.
Z'JiE BEST WAIT IRIS
in the country, male ani female, will still
lend their d 10 faIes, Poetry, Practical
Essays on the useinl and ornamental
branches of female education, illustrated
WI h engravlngs; reviews of new books,
NC. The SIZE oi the Book is increa4ed,
in orler 10 make room for this unusal va
rietA.
Forty-Eight Ex'ra Pages
of reading matter were gwen the last
SIX months. The estimated coat of the
literary articles for the ensuing six months
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-02
PROSPECTUS
FOR THE
Campaign Statesman.
ELECTlON.UF le4s.


The CAMPAIGN STATESMAN viii be is
sued from Saturday, he elhoi April next
weekly, uutrl tie 25lh of November lol
LOVING, nearly eight mon b, for the sun ol
| uNE DOLLAR. for SINGLE snbscribeIs; for
Clubs sending FiuP Dollars, seuea O. PIE.
for Ten Dollars, fifteen c. 'pies-aiws,s III
| advance.
! The CAMPAIGN STATESMAN will be
! Trinted wuh NEW A>D sPLENDID TYPE.
! purchased tor he occasiub. aud On q sheet
ne same SIZE OF the Daily aud Tri. W, ekiy
| Ohm Ntalesu an, Gittd wItli close IeauIig
ntttr.
we never issued a prospectus tor q
campaigp papeI, hen Tie treenen OF our
Stale and nation had so much al sake as
u the pt.seHl moment. Enemies Of otiI
counity's honor, and men who have no.
regard for cousiIiuiional ebllgaiIoD, The
Observation ui whlch can alone preserve
a republican government. are every
wi ere forcing themselves, by every means.
aIror lunl, INTO your State lIicts, and H.
Tie nnii, nal councils. Their strides Il
UsuKPATIoN. and The ir dIsttgaId uf he
sacred du'les ut pairioiltn, even "til'
our country is airwar. and eur troops SUI
trtlHg IRE M thler TRfAsoNABLE TRACTION.
call LOUDLY and EMrnATiCALLY upon all
true friends ot Ihelr c'iihlIy 10 he upou
he alert. FREiMEN OF ONO. ar" ,tu pre-.
pared for the CRISIS, and ready to do luui
anty?
Ieing here at tie capital with the noe.
uMtNTs al haHd. We slall take ,ccaslt Il
10 show up federalism il all us deiurmI,
trem the BriHfH rtc0,d; aud shall prol"lf |
he mInd OF ever, man no, rre'Judgtd -
+ lindrd by stlt-lhierest or prtJ"dice
hat The party calling nselfwh'g Is hoiI,
unworh, and ut6l to he trusted " til
power IN times # peace ar OF war. Thai
they ale deielici to every dn', Ihal tests
up u L, preventative of free ana Ia
ellg,nt pc pie, protesting 10 be guided
bt honest principles. equal laws, or paiu.
ptlc i've 1T cnunDr,. We shall deal III
lstuIic facts that shonId he IN the posses
'lun of.tefy voter, and calmly bn' htm-
! present to tie peep at Ohiu why snth
party. after a strIts ot the nrst stat
ing measures, al Issl filled 'he n.easnr,
tIIe,r dlsi,urorahie c,uuuc' b, an al
fmpifd tsUkPAT1oM OF l'glslall"n. "hicl
" trt'enIze 4 cuuntenarct """ld be de
.radaii"h. lmht CIlltl, ard crwaldlC'
.nw, RIB, Of tie name OF Fteemeli, uf 4
Hetlcaus.
We Viii show from the leei.latIve
urnSls tha the yeil Wan Stabur, EUId.
shom tLei pat firth as ter leader. Is
y h'- votes and p,nc'ples, HE vety las
nan that the PEE pie should trust. 10 'lu
units OF a PROSPECTUS " have no ru'u.
or detalls; bnt II the people OF ODtu are
,nt ready 10 bow their npCk- TOT ne iuhu
NOT gers AID privileged bahkers 10 ''rt
sm IN It's worst Iultn III tlue Ui war, tu
he mad ac,s "t parry discipline tiaI he
luIre Stur w,ttien &C llinltun To he tutH
nto tattets. that ,he iyrdhiS Nrbe may
ie fastened upon You aho t'ur chlidreus
rcks. theu creek he uad career at your
state oilicials, h" clam every thlug tot
ow er aud notEing for the IIgh1s ui .htn
unsIliuPnis.
LIE FACTS SHALL COME FROM TIE RECoKDs!
). MEDAkX.
CoLuMBus o., Feb. "a. lc4S
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-02
r. r e n EN- e 8
Read Notice.

A PETITION was filed in the Office OF
IA the County Comissinners of wy andot
county. Ohio. at their last regular session.
and will be for hearing on the second day
OF their nextstated meeting. praying for
an alteration in the direction uf The State
road leading iiom BeIiefontalne 10 Upper
Sandusky, commencing at so.iel suitable
point between where the Radnor road in,
tersects said stale road and The north end
IF the west hall of the South west quarter
OF Sec,,un 5, in township 3suuih, uf range
IA east; running thence IN nUriheastly
derectiou SO as intersect the state road
leading from Little SsuJusky TO Upper
S,ndu. XIV, South of Garreus traction, at
or near where ine old road was IN ide 10
iuterseci by Mathew Walker.
April 2uh, ls4s.--29-4i.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-02
The best offer yet made!
a Llic size Portrait OF Gen. Zachary ray
Ior.

\ Liic size Portrait OF Gen. Zachary ray
lor,
Tmeaiy eight inches Dide By thirty inches
Tong.
Colored, will be gwen as premium to
any person forwarding SJ IN advance tor
one years SUBSCRIPTION to Godey's Lady 5
Buok-0r any person IN arrears tor one or
more Years, ny forwarding the money due
nd one ear IN advance, VIII also be ens
utled to a cupy.
The oniy correct likeness Of General I'dy-
Tor eper giuen to the american public.
This Portrait is pronounced by the
press work of art that has never been
excelled, aud for ITS faithfulness as like
ness, the following testimony is Offer ed:--
'NEw YORK, May, 1871.
we, the undersigned, officers of the u:
5. Army, being personally acquainted
with Cen. la, lor, consider the above por-
tialt TO be correct Likeness.
~. p. .uorrison, Capt. 5lh Reg't. Of la.
iantry.
II. a. Luther. Capt. % Reg't. of Artil.
lery.
+ Hamilton, Maj, 10Th Infantry.
j. .M toHs, Surgeon U. ). Navy.
". Sydney SMITH, lsi 1t. lst ARTILLERY.
ID q. Rogers, lst Lt. 81 Dragoons.
A Loud, Capt 81 Brsgoous.
Il .users. ID Lieut.. 5lh lnlantry.'
rae auo,e certificate is seDt with ev-
er, portrait. Addiess
l.. A GoDEY, Philadelphia.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-02
PROSPECTUS
FOR THE
Democratic Pioneer.

We are deslrous of extending the circula-
lfion of our paper, and in order TO do 80, we
call upon all our friends for their assistance
The county Of Wyandot is yet new and but
thinly settled, and to keep up a paper in this
place. it ls necessary to make great exertions
and to this end we invite and call upon every
friend to lend us his aid on the present occa-
sion. Will you do it!
/ We have endeavored to render our paper
as interesting and worthy support as the cir
cnmstances would admit, and how far we
have succeeded is for our patrons to say. Our
exertions shall not cease here, for we intend
to at least TO try and print paper that will
merit and receive living support. 1t is a
difficult matter to make paper as interesting
here the support is so very limited as it has
been here, as it might otherwise be. Then
to render the paper interesting, let US have
your support. We commenced the publica-
tion under no very encouraging circumstances
and have kept up our paper with very great
difficulty, and now wish our friends to give us
little more aid.
1t is our intention to give all the latest and
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