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CENSURE-

How few of us would feel it in our hearts 70
censurc Others, if We knew the peculiar complex
ION Of their hearts. While the course of life is
smooth with us, they may experience lis sad re-
verses. While joy spmkles in our pathway grief
may sit brooding in their bosoms. They have
trials peculiar to themselves of which we have no
conception There are sorrows locked up in the
he'rt that arc never known 10 mortal man. And
"iile we condemn individuals for this cause and
mother 1t may be that in the eye of heaven we
are far more glilty-They suffer enough. with
out the finger Of Ecorn or the tongue of censure
soTTOws
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-04

Melancholy DeGth.-h Cincinnati, lately, a
Mrs Simmons went to a dentist for the pur-
pose Of having some teeth pulled. Chloroform
was administered and the doctor commenced
operations. After extracting 4 couple of teeth,
it was discovered that the patient was sinking,
and efforts were made to restore herbut they
were ineffectual-she was dead.
Ch'orotorm Again.-Miss Nagel, -sister-ir-
law of Mr. kohlsaat. of Broadway, was put
under the influence of this anesthetic agent
by dentist for the purpose of extracting a
tooth; she lay lifeless for several hours, and was
carried home in a state of insensibiity. She
has been since its application-Friday last
laboring under prostration and paralysis Of the
tongue, throat, the muscles of the throat, and
loss Of voice.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-04

NOT BAD.-May is considered an unfortu-
nate marrying month. a country editor says
that girl was asked not long since to unite
herself in the silken tie to a brisk chap who
named May in his proposal. The lady ten
DERBY limited that May was an unlucky month.
" Yell, make it June them honestly replied
the swain. anxious TO accommodate. The dam
sci paused moment, hesitated, cast down her
eyes, and with blush said, "would MT April
do as well -
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-04

a Coon HIT.-A Poem, called the Devil:
New Walk, in imitation of Coleridge's we'll
known lines, has the following stanza:
"IIe went into mill, where the wheels were
still
And the keys in the hands of the sheriff,
And he laughed to think how the operatives
All voted against the tariff
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-04

The Post gives the following specimen of
X LENT TOPOGRAPHIC.
Olgrimes cesded, thatgudol sol.
Wenere shalsey i'm ore;
E uzed ware anole era cote,
Olibut nd doun b4.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-04

81 One Of Hon. John Donkey's best Jokes
IS found in that SERIES entitled The Alphabet
Illustrated Slate and Pencil" After
a goodly number of graphic ''pencil sketches, -
on arriving at "P," the slate all at once be-
comes blank as vacuum-and underneath
we read:
"P was the political
'Pinions of Zachary
Who wasn't going to set
Nobody's back swry,"
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-04
NUMBER 40.

raT We copy the following from the Bur
fngton Free Press, to which it was originally
communicated. The signature will doubtless
be recognized by many of our readers.
LAMB AND COLERIDGE.
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The celebrated John Hunter long ago observed
this in regard to monlies. 1t is said that the 81
RATES.. which at such great pains and cost have
been carried from Africa TO this more incl, m nj
latitude, have all died OF scrcfulous consump-
ton.
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Independent Taylorism expiring In
MARYLAND.
From the Washingto on Union

From the Warrington Union
We have received the last Saturday IS
number OF the 'Buena Vista, of Baltimore.
We regret that we have not room this
morning, for copious extracts. 1t charges
Gen, Taylor with deserving his position,
(of being a no.party candibate) and OF
surrendering TO the wings, and with 'an
abandonment of every pledge on which he
has yet been called to act. 1t therefore
abandons his support and Withdraw his
nan from the hsa | Of its columns.
The Bueua VISTA further states the ex-
traordinary fact, Gen. Taylor is shrinking
from responsibility, and writing a letter
which he requests not to be published.--
The follow ing statemen. is, ind eed, sufic-
iently ominous:
A letter has been received by our cor.
responding ccmmittee, from Gen. Taylor,
in reply 10 their communication relative
TO the statement of Judge Saunders in
the Wig National Convention at rhila-
delphia. Gen. Taylor requests that his
letter be not published.
Our State convention will reassemble
on the twenty-seveuth of this present
month. To take that body the letter i'll
be submitted. We are un BILE 10 perceive
reason or proprie,y of the request to keep
from publication documen, SO essentially
connected as this letter is with all the pre-
vious doings of the ndepe ndent organiza.
ton in Maryland. Upon this very letter
and upon nothing else, the final action Of
the convention must be predic at=d. ln
the nature Of things, and by the necessity
Of tue case, the letter must appear and be
made as public as the proceedings with
which il is to blended,
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iEIliiuN r'un rAGrirION.

DENJAMIN Worley. Abraham w
ID Worley, Susannah Steele and Samuel
S'e.l-, Amanda Yiesly aud Joseph Yies
h. William Co"lp and Mary Ann Coup,
George Worley. Christopher Wotley
Eirzabeth WorIey. Martha Woriey Jane
Woriey, Priscilla WorIey and Joseph b.
Worley, will take notice that a pet ition
was filed .gainsl them on the 6th day Of
July, A. d. lS48. in the Court oft'ommon
Pleas Of Ashland county. by Elisha II
Woriey. wherein the said Elisha X. Wor
lev demands partition of the following
real estate, situate 10 Wysndot aud Ash.
land cosnties:
One tact. Range ii. Township l, Sec
tion l3. Sudth East quarter, aud contain
ing l60 acres. One tract. Range Is,
Township 22. Section 30, Sonth East quar-.
ter, aud con,sining l60 acres. And that
at the next FERN Of said Court appiica.
,ion will be made by the said Elisha II.
Worley for an order that psrtition may
be made ofss,d premises.
ELISHA r. WORLEY,
By SIecum & Osborn, his Attys.
July 10, lS4S.--42. Sl.O0.
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FORD AND THE sPECKLED STEER

W l.
When Ford first obtained the nomina
tioD for Representatives in Old Geauga
he was go unknown and SO obDoxiou.
where known, that wbig as that county
always was, he had TO resort to stratagem
10 get elected.
He took a tramp around the country
pretending 10 be in search Of a speckled
steer, which he said his father had lost. -
When he got into neighborhoods where he
was sure that he was Mt known, after in
quiring about the steer. he would inciden.
tally enquire about who they were going
to support for Representative. He often
found those who were undecided and did
not know for whom they would vote, az
Sea6ury Ford the whig nominee was
man they did not know at ALL Seabury
used TO tell snch, that he knew Ford we'll.
and that IN the neighborhood where he
lived, even democrafs were going for him,
sa popular wss he. The old residents Of
Gesuga say that II was Fords riding the
fpeckled steer hobby that fret elected
h.m. He is now bestride very different,
animal. an ass Of she Balasm school, thai
vonf speak no Aov. Would ,ha, he wonId
Try the sps ckled steer sgsin.--Cieseiasd
,ssn Dealer.
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DIR. LE ROY'S
WILD CHERRY AND sARsAPARILLA

WILD CHERRY AND sARsAPARILLA
PILLS.
hR. LIE ROY has most happily sucs
ceeded in combining Wild Cherry
and Sarsaparilla with other vegetable in
gredlents, so as TO produce medicine at
once tonic, and purgatvs, the only perfect
discovery of the kind ever made, their
great peculiar excellence, and that which
distinguishes them from all other purga-
liyes is. that their operation is foIiossed bx
no reaction. Their unrivalled purifying
and purgative properties, for which they
are indebted 20 the essence of Sarsaparif
la, and other ingredients, being controllx
ed by their highly tonic virtues, derived
from the extract of Wild Cherry, they do
not strain The digestive organs into action,
which has spread their fame over the two
as IS The mode of operation with other ca
'hartics, but ON the contrary sirengthea
them into action. Thus all other purgative
medicines produce more or less sdbse.
qnent costiUeness, aud Sluggishness ofthe
gastric juice, while DR.. LIE Roy's Pills
leave all The machinery Of the system fuH az
life and aciiuiiy, and The baoeis open and
natural. Hence writes Dr. Cheeseman,
they are the only active purgative which
can recommend with confidence, and
without alarm; for they remove nothing
but what ought to be remoyed--neithsr
rack, nor strain--occasion no apathy or
debilitation--and leave the bowels free,
open, and vigorous" But the great vir.
tue DR.. lie Roy's Pills--the virtue of
hemisPheres with rapidity almost mir.
aculous-lies 10 their; publication of the
blood. Here they not only stand alto-
getber unrivalled, but gil up the msasurs
of desire. They at once arrest the for-
nation Of bad blood by removing all im-
purties from the chyle, of which the bleod
1t formed; and moreover keep it clean,
by toniDg and stFeDg tbening the diges-
tive organs, SO as 10 be able to exclude
from ii all matter OF an innutricious na-
ture; and then they purify the blood all
ready in circulation; and never cease opl
eration until it is entirely free from every
noxious particle aud full Of health, life,
aud vigor.
AGENTS.
A. ]. LOOMS. Upper Sahdusky; ].
SHoRB & MARTIN, I,ittle Sandusky.
December 81, f647.-l2-1y.
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ALL WHEELS SAROU.ND!
Farmers!

For your own good and to save money
before you purchase any articles ~ the
Wagon making line, you had better call
aud see Besringer's work. He will give
you as much for your produce 10 work as
you can get any where. Every person
that wants to take comfort in this land had
better 60 and get Buggy.
WILLIAM BEARINGER.
u. Sandusky, Aug. l3, lS47-44tt.
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The Weekly Union.
EOR THE SrCSSI0N

tOn Il HG SE1SS1ONs
This publication IS not only the cheap
est, but its contains more valuable reading
matter than is to be found 10 any other
Weekly published at the same price in the
country. Besides the politics of the day
1t contains all the late and important ae,cs,
both foreign and domestic; aud its CONNER
cial al ticles, are not equalled. IT will also
contain complete synopticaL summary of
the proceedings of both Houses Of Con
eress, and be furnished to subscribers at
the low rate Of
One dollar and twenty v-five cents per copy
fer the session.
Clubs " i'll be furnished with ten copies
for $40.
AL subscriptions must be paid IN Advance.
PosTMAsTERs, By sending us yfve sub
scribers for either ofthe abore publications,
will be enf,iiedto one copy GRATIS.
subscription price Of Daily Union
per year $lo w
Subscription price ofSemi- Week
/, published ,ri weekly during the
session of Congress s 90
Subscription Price OF Weekly 2oo
CLUBS sOiH be furnished soah
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+ do Semi. Weekly 30 90
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DISTANT SUBSCRIBERS may forward us
money by letter, the postage on which
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by ourselves IN its safe transmissiou.
Postmasters are authorized to act as our
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WEEKLY subscribers with S25 enclosed,
or FIVE WEEKLY subscribers with $40 en-
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same edition as they furnish US subscribers
tor. GRATIS.
NoTioE-.Nsrspapers, by publishing onr
prospectus, wIih tins notice attached. un'
lil the lst Of December next, will receive,
during tho next session OF Congress, the
Register and Tri> Weekly
CIaioa
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-07-28
Ordinance No. 10.

DE it ordained by the Town Council oi
- Upper Saudusky, In LOIS Nos. II2
l21, l28 and l6l in saId town OF Upper
Sa.dusk,, county OF w, andot aud S,ate
OF Ohio. be expose TO public safe, at the
door of the Court House in said town. on
the 18th day Of August, A. D., 1915; and
that public no,ice thereof be given in the
Newspapers 10 Upper Sandusky.
TERMS OF SALE:
One third in hand, aud the balance in
two equal annual instruments. with inter-
est from date.
w. w. BATES. President.
JAoos JuvESULL. Recorder.
July litb, 154s.-4J TIL
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A g Il N T s..

D.& w. Ayres. Upper Sandusky, jos
seph Shorb, Little Sandusky; w. H ones
& Go. Carey town; H. Freet, McCuichen
vile; f. Bloom, Mexico; Henry Shooman.
Crawford tP.; Joseph Shilling, BurIiog-
ton.
Upper Sandnsky, Jan. I3, 1S47-14.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in the Post Office at Upper
Sand"sky, y ,on the fret day ofJuly lS4s.
Arnold Avery s Miller Ca,harine d..
Adams Samuel Murry Daniel C..
Banrs w EcTowen Ford
BAR WIN Myres Michael
Cor6In James McThunder David
Calwell Miss Sarah McQuowin Thomas
Cover Joseph Morrison Howell
FLETCHER David Margnard Jacob
Foxcock W aybeeLeiendolphe
Faulkner David McCleary Mrs Mar,
Ges'erlawer GotfrietN,rmus Uzias l.
Gibbs l. IL Norlh S II.
Green Mrs. Maria Parish Joseph
H"'i' James Panlln Naihin
Hszen Ar,her Palmer Charles
Hart Miss Martha Plumb Volun,ine
liill Mrs Hannah Porter Jrum
Hooker " f. Pancoast co
H"gland Isaac Pyer Theodore
Henderson DIR Robson John
iiarrs Andrew Is Remington George 2
Hodges Rebeca Jane Smutb Purdy
Ing man Edward Sapp Joseph
jackson Josiah Soudlng Harr,et
.Iauss Frederick Smith Daniel
kartZenmJ John Scott A L
Kehule Frederick Scott Isaac
Kidd George w Sabough Mr..
Lott Isaac Tenegrk Tunis
Lewis Cyrus Tinkey John
Lewis q c Wilton Riley
Latimer PerkiDs Walton William
Le@is stanton y. WeibeI S0iune
Lesber Jacob Wright Jonathan l.
Morrison JOSIAH Wheelock Harris 2
Maon Ohm Is. q White Daniel
Margraf Gustaoi Yoskim
Mavis John Young Cornelius
Mu,cbler Jacob
Person calling for the above Letters
will please say they are advertised.
JOSIAH SMITH, p NJ.
July /, 184S.-39-3,. e5
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Congressional zsogisier.

With the commencement of the 30th
Congress. we propose TO continue the
Cong ressional Register on the same plan
as published during the last session. IL
will contain a full and accurate report OF
the business proceedings of Congress. TO
gether with sketches of The debates which
take place in each honse. The next Con
gress viii be one Of the most important
which has assembled Tor years, and it is
cur del ermination TO give TO the people
complete history of their proceedings,
and a such tos0 price That every person
who takes an interest in the acts Of that
body can procure copy. 1t is believed
that the Isl session Of the 30ih Congress
will continue at least eight months; and we
therefore propose to issue weekly, on
mammoth sheet. octave form, the proceed
lngs at the unprecedented low rate OF
One dollar Der coDu for The session.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-07-28

The Buggy aud Wagon making business
is now in operation in all its various
branches, in Upper Sandnsky, on Fifth
street, little south of H. Zimme rman's
Grocery, aud next door to tribolet's black.
smithshop. All customers wilimeet with
good work, fair accommodations aud as
cheap as il can be made any where.
ALL WHEELS AROUND!
Just call and see the work if you do not
want 1t, for II is worth looking at. HIS
bnggies and Wagons are as neat, strong
and little better than you generally get
in this country.
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LINE,

The subscriber has on hands a nun be r
of fire horses and good Buggles to let.
Persons wishing conveyance from this t.
any other parts can be accommodated b.,
calling on him, at Bowshers Grocery
u ,ou wish to ride give him call.
TERMS, low, and cash always required
DAVID BOWSHER.
tpril 81 1913 -28-2m.
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LAW NOTICE.

LAW NOTICE.
TIiE partnership heretofore existing
= between Beery & Lyle. as attorneys
at law, is this Day dissolved by mutual
consent.
GEO. w. BERRY,
A LYLE,
April 2StL. Is4S-30.
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Temperance american
HOTEL,

q = I ~ = y y II I .
THIS house 10 ,huse who once stop there,
W i'll need nd furthef recUmmeDdatiun; ,or
the landlord Is SO attentive to business
thai all the wants of the traveller are sup
Piled.
HIS TABLE
Is always welt filed with the very hest
he country can afurd.
HIS Sf.AB!E
Is at all times abundanily supplied with
good hay and gram and attended by a
good and careful ostler.
Call aud satisfy ourselves that things
are right at the American, and charges
moderate.
JOHN ANDERSON
july 7. 1a4S-39.
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These Plasters will be found Of fincal.
cu'able benefit in Sore Backs and Breasts:
Oppression of the Chest; Stifened Joints;
rheumatism; chron mic Diseases Of the Liy-
er, Spleen, and Lungs, Lumbago; and in
short ih all cases whore it is advisable to
sustain permanent impression on or Aear
he part affected.
The India Rubber Plasters are so durs
able, portable. and solft, that they can be-
rolled up in small compass, and sent by
mail to any part of the United States.-~
Price 25 cents each, or two dollars dozs
en-. All orders must be post paid, con-
tain remittance and be dericted to
A. J. LOOMS, Agent, Upper Sandusky.
Dec. 81, l647.--12 1y.
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BE CAREFUL OF couNTERFElTs.

How to avoid them:-Each Agent who
sells the genuine Brandreth Pills, has a
Cert Iihcate Of Agency, which has been
engraved al vast expense. 1t represents
the Manntactory al Sing Sing,on the banks
of the Hudson RIVER, and Is signed by DIR.
Brandreth, and his seal stamped upon the
paper, also facsimile OF the labels upon
ibe boxes. Compare them.
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Proclaimed at Last !! f!

The snbscribc' has attached to his Buggy
shop, Blacksmithing establishment, and
70 now prepared 10 turn out Wagons and
Bnggies. ready TO hitch to and roll right
along Now is the time to purchase While
prices are down.
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Upper Sandusky Hotel,
C.. HUBER.
UPPER SAkDySKY. OHIO
March "a, Is4s.--24-lf
FOR SALE!

By the Subscriber. in Upper Sandusky. !.
three good two horse Wagons timber W ell
Sc aspn and ironed in the best manner.
JOSEPH McCUTCHEN.
July 4th. lS4s.-3g
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Urn AoHssel's Umteersal
SH HAVIN e CIR j. a M.

Small quantities given without Charge.
ANA Che,nui St., PHILADELPBLi.
Va~HIS new and splendid article, as its name de-
4 notes. is Proirssed to he superior to any Sha-
wing Cream in the United States or Europe. II is
unsurpsss for beauty, purity and fragrance, tho
somewhat analogous to Gurrlain's Ambrosial
Crssm and other similar compounds. IL far sur
passes them all by the emolient pssty consistency
Of its la,her, which sofens the beard as to render
shaving pleasant aud easy. II further possesses
the advantage over the imported article, in being
freshly prepared, skill being wanting in its man
ufsctuse. E. Roussel having bad many years ex-
perence in the celebtsted Laboratory Of Lsugur,
Pere ct Fills, now Rensud Il co., Of Paris,
Besides being the best, il is the cheapest article
for shaving; II is elegantly put up in boxes. with
splendid steel engraved labels. .r. -.
Pree 80 per dozen. or 374 cents for Q single box.
10 shave one year. II is also sold 9, 81 so per lb.
or l2& cents per o., so thst gentlemen cen have
their boxes filled st EUGENE ROU SSELS,
Wholesale snd Retail Pevfumsry and Mineral Wa
ter Establishment. liza Chssnu, Street,
Dec 10, iste.-- PHlLApELPHlA::
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DER. s1aE@ "Drs6ao
VegetxbIe Universal Pills,

me only Hno'on "e@e'se IAM az ,ne W. sa",e ''"'e
P"Tges P"rges ana s"e"e'"e"s fne sys'e"'
aH LosBos. July z, 1876.
DRLE ROY'S Pills are new medicine
which has INST appesre and is fast taking
The places Of all others Of the same class. These
pills are composed OF many ingredients, but the
two principal one. ave s.1'ap.riii. and wi'l Cher
through lis aJmix,ure with other subst.pces. pu.
-:c....- ...-:.- In. IL -
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MOUNT VERNON
G!k
He0OvSGBs

05 North I'd ST., bet. Arch g. Race sts.,
Phil n d lPh ia.
DRADY & PARKER respectfully inform their
ID friends and the public that they have taken
the shove named house, recently KEEP, by J. s.
Adsma and ere prepared TO accommodate ous,o-
mers in tho most satisfactory msnner and st rss-
sonable prices.
Their table will be supplied with the be~, vari-
ETY. The market sfoTds--their psrlors and sleeping
apartments will be IN the best order. The house
has hosn thoroughly repaired and furnished with
q view to the comfort Of travellers and strangers.
Having had several yssrs experience in the
business, they hope 10 give general satisfaction,
and respectfully invite travellers end srsnssts TO
give them aeall BRADY 4 PARKER.
Philadelphia, January 10, lss7.--d