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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28

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washington ana ms Gthef"!S,
american ArhE' ~ N"oInSon,
history OF En- 2'a'id' oy CO.
IafArr exploring tour beyond tGa
! ROCKY W Mountains
fremont oregon ana many other lat.
ana popular works. or sale cheap.
june 81
PICTORIAL. BROTHER IONA
4 THAN, for the Fourth of july. for
SHE at MARsr's EGoI, Svarr.
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An AC | TO provide for the election 81
Judges, and for the classification an&
organization OF the Judiciary Of iii
State Of Wisconsin.
The people IN the State Of WjScoasia
represented III Senate and Assembly ; do
enact as follows:
l An election for Judges Of the
cnc.ut courts Of this state, shall be he'll
IN each OF the judicial circuits on the
first Monday Of August IN the wear one
thousand eight hundred and f0rtv-c:ght.
The election shall b. conducted and the
votes canvaS@ed IN the same manner a
1t general elections Tor state and co9I,y
"ticers. TIE inspectors or judges OF said
election shall make returns to the clerk
Of the board of supervisors or county
Commissioners OF their respective couE-
ties, y medlateiv after the same are can.
vasSed; and the clerks Of The bcarI5 Of
supervisors or county commissioners
shall fill the same Ia their office, au3
forthwith tranaml! certtfi Il copy there
OF 70 the Governor 0! the State.
:. Ga the fourth Monday IN August
or Is soon as the returns from all the
counties OF any circuit are received by
the Governor, he together with the Sec
re;ary OF State ami Treasurer shall pro
coed to canvass the same the person
having the highest number ot votes cast
IN such circuit shall BE- Judge OF such ciE-
cut and the Governor sAall transmit to
the person 50 elected a certificate OF his
election, Under The seat OF the State ;and
m case there SHALL be tie, OF a vacancy
from any o'her cause IN one or more OF
me c'fcu''s' me governor >i'ai iorth"L'H
P'oci"'i'i t'e i"c' anu ilhhed!3tciy orutf
d new election 10 De hetd in the circuit or
circuits where such tie or vacancy has
unopened.
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VI '''S apo" '''1 u''''~' q t.'~'' once ta'.
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ADMINISTER justice "'tlou1 respect [" PER
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28

EE}5ru BOOKS, Stationary ns,,
s1z12azY MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. sE5
e aoors arest Of Beech &, rulers Store
stlE undersigned is now receiving the lar
L gest and most complete stock OF BOOkS and
STATIONARY ever opened IN Lowe county. \
mung the School pOks wall be found
Pdilry's and Mor,e'e Geography,
Adams, Smith and CoIJuru : Arithrnetic
Culustock'z Philosophy and Chemistry.
Sander NJ Guilty. and Goodrich Ist, ~ 81 and
An Class R.uders.
Bullon's Grammar, Porters Readers.
Elementary, Pictorial and Sanders Spoilers.
" ebsters Dictionary, Pictorial Primer Sc
"a Ks ~ ao.
Wisconsin Form Books, Lrpfmm's Wisconsin,
Clerk Lrgul Assistant b anh Books of all de-
scrptun-; together i'm a Iurgr lot OF
MISCELLANEOCS BOOKS,
German, Danish, " elch and English BlbIes and
Irstanleu:..
Prayer Books, II thodist Hymns
Iue P-al,ry, {, new collection of church music,
Church P-uinl~,, &c. sc.
Bill, psf OH,c, Folio. Cap, Letter, Packer
Post, and Wrapping PAPER.
Wall tutCmlain Paper.
G,II and SIC, rr4s, Qa.lls, SceIiag Wax,
N"srrs' si'tys, Ia,--tan,is. Mater aud Sand
Bl,eb, ne, Rcd aad Ind Hide Tax.
Wood, Drlving and SJlfr P-uc.ls
Nv, L Jur and HaJ,. f. ..,la,-,
Water Paints. BIla, Deeds, Mortgages Leases
Bonds &c.
b. Gtnmun Boards Pocket knives, Scissors.
And us IF Fancy tlss aot t,me to euu.s, rate.
A. NO-VAr .,di,ua.g
tIdSIJ.At, & 2TUIHE.GI ISIS
}!e.odcon, A-casa,oas. Victims. i.3.r..
ii5s, Fiagco.yt- H5rmonicans, Tvs.
:tIlp>, NIoIpn 3 w.. hrdges ana k-,-.
4 ia
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28


Important and peremptory sale at Phil.
| adelphia of about 40, 600 acres of land il
IN Illinois and Wisconsin.
On Tuesday, the third day of October.
lo4S, at I o'clock in the evening. at the
exchange in the City Of Philadelphia and
State of Pennsy !yania, the subscribers
will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder by order of the Trustees of the
Bank OF the United States under deed #
assignment Of first Of May 1871. 4I,538
~ lOOths acres Of land lying an the coun.
ties of La Sale, Bureau, Rock Island
Marshall, Putnam, Henry and Mercer. IN
Illinois, viz: 2O,585,7O, in Bureau =
l1,0l3,92, In La Stily-l,0I9 IS in
Rock IsIand--l 200, in Murshall-96g
10 Putnan-657, OS, in Il anry-and III
SO, IN Marcer-and 7,435,O2 acres In
the counties of Grant, Iowa, Green and
Portage. IN Wisconsin,, VIZ: 1850 in
Grant; 2,7l6,O2 in Iowa; 2 92O in Green:
and 800 IN Portage.
These lands were all selected b. an
experience q agent in the years 1885 and
1880, and are believed to comprise sona
OF the most valuable lands IN the above.
named States. They are derived bv H.
ties patent from the United States. ana
VIII be sold clear of taxes to the END OF
the year IS49
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28
n. Z. WuITEsIDE,
n. E. WHITEsDE,
SpIlr OF the Assembly.
HENRY III. BILLINGs,
President pro TEN of the Senate.
Approved June 23th, IS4S.
II. DEWEY.

! C.Iiza &uA-,a.--Iae detachment
Of lI.l0ois troops which came Up on FRI
lay. vas 10 q most mDrt55yiag condition.
Arriving H. New Orleans tro.l the army,
thc men InvagiuB.v .and from necessity are
II ~ Isl mas .fa3is. p..-1t---uss and ver-
ai-a a-inl, sheer UnescaPah,e companions.
iaey az men Of sPlrit and wish to make
4 specialize appearance al once. Ia
deed. laany would sIrr. ndcr their clans
l2on Gog-..naat f-r au Instant gentle.
.aaa'E "tlg ont; 50 anxious are they
once more - ENJOY the NIGHTS Of citizen
ship.
Bat,ha Government onder the protenco
Of paying the soi!I.r5 of Is u -ir home as
possible, ont, inrcaiity, 20 SaUe mileage, re
uses TO adVIn, the means Of a change of
,tr3 even, and the men are sent up tho
.yer--,aosc who belong in TINS section
ID n.l their Mexican g'org! In the case
Of our Missouri voluateers, under Doni
g.1u. toe men were pad of IN New Or.
cans (tGey insisted upon Il and they, in
consequence, came Iato -. Louis feeling
..,c ci,aa CHRISTIANS, aaI geIlcmen. -
Inc l-..Iuitl~, tlg otluT day, had thrown
away --.alay =. t1su -.Icu old shoes,
l3eh.s, @1c.. ,Ap.c..l. 10 r-tiy III i. 0
cans, AMI jaa fceall va. taal thew h.I
10 come up iIe river. bare, sI:a, aud dis
leutcu,L. fto have mere l4iowu into a
more condensed sIsPa, tAe coma,un.c&-
ION ot Y ha.Iu,rs., VINO thinks CAdt IL
GOV -rumaIt must c-JHgHi-c So c,0sai,,
Il t.ul oal.r5- done IA tIs .ul'lar of cJur,
uErtl4Ia, and not at the expense ct Inc IL
rrqudc4 uai Httic car-d for prIyates.-5j.
Lguls Ncy ne.
GIN. TAYLoas MpuALrrY.-rhe TO-
Of the Providence journal, - bat confirm
ato-y, CT auy continuation Is needed IL
previous statements IN relation to the NOR
Il character OF Gen. Taylor:
. Al taa conference OF Inc Cnagrcga-
uona. and Presbyterian ministers Oh uIls-
aolo. caa-ty, a. H.. assembled on tho
liza otJl.e, The Rag.AIr. Lamb, who
was Formerly chaplain ia the army IN
der On. Taylor at Fort J-ssup, slid that
fac opening f.r ham To do gpoI IN the ar
INV was through Gen. Taylor, and that
through the Gea.Fai . lu..J4Dcc q temper
s1ce sacl-ty Wls iorm-I Ey means OF
winch 60 arlaIar4s were retuEn.i; that
the General told man taat il WAS ali 4
-aam .os H.ln d p.c.rni he could not
.4nl tay dynps AMI heats Of the south
wulo1t a2.rl,uUGs iigtgrs. Gsn. t. wac
i cotti aas'I9ance aln. aud tas only
.0umaul.nE OH Ger VINO d,i not drill bis
.roops on o1D5 un. 81. Llm1 also sta
I'D Iaal Gen. Il. attended MS church reg
l4rlY. and used 10 pry.dns language.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28
..2-.s wisconsin ITI5Ln@s
!. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
|, Mineral Point, Iowa Co., Wis
BY GEORGE w. BLISS.
7 E r MI S !:

T. Village Subscribers .--..---..--..-.s@ ~
nF.s and Mail Subscribers .....--- W
-, ! DELAYED SIX months, additional %
!,.1,s wlll charged.
60 60. ,.ornnanies Ut ZEN or more, who pay in
- can has, the paper for 8 80 per year each
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28
NEW STDVES!.s xsz<s
S H p RID & BON MEL

q M just receiving general assert.
Ia ment of STOVES of Various Pat
terms, HOLLOW WARE. WELL and
CISFERN PUMPS, SHEET BRASS.
LEAD PIPE, IRON, COPPER. and a
Good Assortment of TIMED KETTLES.
SAUCE PANS. SHOVELS and TONGS
SCALE and SPRING BALANCES. CUT
TACkS, BRASS CANDLESTICKS. &c.
June 2. l545.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28

gold PENS, IA superior article tor So.
u cheap, at Maish's Book Store.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28
Another Arrival al
BOOK STORE

Life and speeches of Henry Clay,
Life and campaigns of Napoleon,
Napoleon and his AIar<hals.
Washington and has Generals,
American Army. by Robinson,
History of England, by do,
Parker's exploring tour beyond lha
Rocky Mountains,
Frgmonts Oregon, and many other lat
and popular works. Tor sale cheap.
Iuue ,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28

Important and peremptory sale at Phil
adeiphIa of about 40 600 acres Of land !
IN Illinois and Wisconsin.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-08-11
AN INVITATION.

At meeting Of the jackson Democrat.
lc Association Of Washington, held al
Jackson Hall on the evening of the 26lh
instant. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted,
Resoiued, That we invite our political
oppone nts in this city TO meet us on the
stand al such time and place as shall be
mutually agreed upon, to discuss the priu-
ciples respectively supported by the VIII ig
and democratic parties 10 the prese u I,
presidential canvass.
Resolped, That committee ofthree be
appointed by this association, to tender
said invitation: aud that our opponents are
respectfully invited to appoint a simi-
ar committee to effect the necessary ar,
raDgements for the discussion.
Messrs. John L. Norris, L. b. Robinson,
and David Hedrick, were appointed on
the committee.
In accordance with the spirit Of the
above resolntio ne, the undersigned com.
mit,eo. on the part Of the jackson Demo
cratic Association. tender the above in,
vitauon to our political opponents ol
w Washing gton, and inform them that we are
prepared TO meet aud CO o,operate with q
similar committee. to be appointed b,
them in order to carry out the object de
sigued in the frs, resolution.
InfI\ MORRIS
D DAyin y ! ,niH,nN nEnklSk Committee
July 27, lS4S.
On motion il was
RESOLVED, That the aforegoing resolu.
ioos be published in the Union aud Ma.
tional n'elIigencer Of thus city.
4 copy: DAVID ii. WOOn, Secreta ry.-
Union.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-08-11
D U Y @ Jr.IC R

'HNIIE Subscriber W i'll sell his property
= 10 the village Of Cary, Wyand"t Co..
Ohio on such reasonable terms that it will
ha tothe ipteres, OF all wishing to purchase
call and see lhe property. The property
consist Of one lot situated on the corner
Of Paterson street, on the east side of the
Rail Road; large stone building for
blacksmitbing anda good house. The lot
is well fenced and well set with shrubery
fruit and ornimental trees, with the bes,
well If water east Of the track. The
stand for hlacksmilhing is as good as can
he found in northern Ohio for business
and for pay. After As years service IN the
blacksm,'hiDg business the subscriber is
wiling and wishes to retire from the bus
mess and give place to some Younger and
more aber bodied hands. For mrlher
particulars apply TO the subscriber on the
primlses.
WM T. GREEN
Cary, Wyandot Co, Aug. 5, 1548 --44 I.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-08-11
Waking w the Wrong passenser.-Or a
vale amnnp the l. a., hariu. Man

Waking W the Wrong passeuger.-Or a
vote among the Laborins Men.
A fewdays ago, as the Central railroad
cars we're comiug in from the west. a
brawliDg Native American Taylorite
proposed taking vote among the passen
gers. After canvassing two Of the cats
wi,h prospect of getting most Shameful,
beaten by an overwhelming number ol
democrats, he at last enie Grad the hinder
most car. which happened to Contain a
number Of browny cons of the Green Isle
who were coming into the city after 3
hard days labor Here he thought w his
only hope, anI in order to start the bail
right, he immediately proposed that all
those in favur Of Old Z,ck should rise
when the whole number sprang to thelr
eet and gave three such cheers for Cass
Itnd Butler, as made poor whigy think h.
had touched of young earthquake -
There vas nothing more seen of that fel
low after this vote was taken, aud one 0
the boys remarked that a devil a morse
of aid and Comfort would they be afte
getting for that Mr.. Zack, as long as VIM
U. was hitched to tue name of that Ole
war horse Butler. = Detroit Free Press.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-08-11
Interesting Resolution.

We lay before our readers the follow
ing resolution, giving aluble Information
to the public on the subject to which il re
iates. If this resolution is not passed by
the House, these claims for extra pa, ,un.
der the act of l6rh Of July, 1s4s, will not
be adjusted in ten years. BY the resolu'
lion, il paymasters are sent ioto the dlftr.
ent States, as they will be, they will be all
paid In less than SIX on,hs.-U Union.
In TIE senate OF THE U. 8.
July 20. ls45.
Agreeably to notice, Mr.. Breese asked
and obtained leave to bring the follow ing
joint resolution; which was read three
times, by unanimous coDsent, and pass ed
JOINT RESOLUTION for the speed
payment Of the three months extra pa,
TO the officers, noD>commissioned off
Gers, musicians, aud privates who have
served in the late war with Mexico, al
lowed by the act ofJuly 10, 1S4S.
BE dresoived by the Senate aud House o,
Representatives. Of The United States o.
.4mer,ca IA Congress assembled, Tha, thu
three months extra pay provided by th'
fifth section Of the act approved July l9
lS4S. to the officers, non commissioned of
fcers musicians, and priva,es who hav
been in ac,nal service in the late warwi, 1,
Mexico, and who have served out the tern
of their engagement, or have been honor
ably discharged. aud TO the widows o
heirs Of those who died or been killed II
the service. shall be paid and settled b,
the pay department Of the army, uude,
such regulations as the Paymasier Geo
eral. with the approval Of the Secrelar,
If War, shall establish.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-08-11
DIR. LIE ROY'S
WILD CHERRY AND sARSaPARILEk
PILLS.

DR. LIE ROY has most happily sue
~ ceeded in combining Wild Cherry
and Sarsaparilla with other vegetable in-
gredIents, so as to produce a medicine at
once tome, and purg gative, the only perfect
discovery Of the kind ever made, their
great peculiar excellence, and that which
distinguishes them from all other purga.
lives is, that their operation is toilosOed by
no reaction Their unrivallad purifying
aud purgative properties, for which they
are indebted TO the essence Of Sarsapari z
la, and other ingredients, being coniroll-
ed by their highly tonic virtues, derived
from the extract of Wild Cherry, they do
not strain he digestive organs into action,
which has spread their fame over the two
as is he mode OF operation with other ca.
.hartics, but on the contrary strengthen
them into action. Thus all other purgative
medicines produce more o less subsa
qnent costiUeness, and sluggiShness ofths
gastric juice, while DR.. lie Roy's Pills
leave all The machinery Of The system fuH "a
life aud activity, and The 6aweis open aud
natural. Hence, writes Dr.. Cheesemaps
they are the only active pnrgative whic
! can recommend with con hfdence, auo
without aIarmi for they remove nothing-
but what ought to be removed--neitlier
rack, nor straln--occasion 10 apathy or
debilltation-and leave the bowels free,
open, and vigorous" But the great vir.
me Or. lie Roy's Pfls--the virtue Of
hemispheres with rapidly almost mir-
aculons-lies in their; spuriGcation Of the
blood. Here they not only stand alto
getherunrivalled, but fill up the measure
of desire. They atonce arrest the for.
nation of bad blood BY removing all i'm :
purl'ies from the chyle, of which the blood
IT formed; and moreover keep it clean,
by toning aud strengthening the diges.
tive organs, so as to be able 10 exclnd e
from il all matter OF an innutricious na~
ture; and then they purify the blood al
ready 10 circulation; aud never cease op.
Grafton until il is entirely free from every
noxious particle and full Of health, life /,
and vigor. -,
AGENTS.
A. j.. LOOMS, Upper Sandusky; j..
SHoRB 81 MARTIN, Little Sandusby.
December 81, f647.-l2-Iy.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-08-11
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Congressional Register.

With the commencement of the 30th
Congress, we propose 10 continue the
Cong ressional Register on the same plan
published during the last session. u
will contain full and accurate report OF
the business proceedings Of Congress, TO
gether with sketches of the debates which
take place in each house. The next Con
gress will be one of the most important
which has assembled tor years, and 1t is
our determination TO give 10 the people
complete history of their proce edings.
and al such a ioto price HAT every person
who takes an interest in the acts of tn 81
body can procure a copy. 1t is believed
hat the Isl sessiun Of The 3Olh Congress
will contlnue at least eight mouths; aud we
therefore propose to issue weekly, on a
mammoth sheet octave form, the proceed
lngs al the unprecedented low rate OF
One dollar uer cODU for The session,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-08-11
LUMBER! LUMBER!!

Almost all kinds of good lumber, floor.
6ce on old subscriptions. as well as new
oues. Any persons wishing TO pay in this
way can do so by sending in their lumber
as soon as conve nieDl.
". 7. GILES.
Upper Sandusky, August a. lS4S.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-08-11

'On their oUn Responsibility '--Sa, 6
General Ia, lor in one of his letters:
i deem it but candid, however, to add
that il the wing party desire, AT the next
Presidential election, TO cast their votes
Tor me they must do it on their own re.
spousibill,y, and uHhom any pledge from
me.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-08-11
Upper Sandusky Hotel
G.. HUBER.
UPPER SANDuSKY. 0si0.
March "a, ls4s.--2l-tf
FOR SALE!

By the Subscriber, ia Upper Sandusky :
hree good two horse Wagons timber we'll
season and ironed in the best manner.
JOSEPH McCU rCHEN.
July 4th, lS4s.-3e.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-08-11

will attend at the usual places of holding
elections in the respective townships for the
purpose of receiving taxes, on the following
dayS to wit: +t
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-08-11
The w eekIy Union.
FOR THE SESSION.

This publication is not only the cheap
est, but Its contains more valuable reading
matter than is to be found III any other
eekiy published at the same price in the
country. Besides the polillcs Of the day,
I, contains all the late and important neps,
both foreign and domestic; aud its CONNER
cial al ticies are not equalied. 1t wiIl also
contain complete synoptirai summary Of
the proceedings OF both Houses OF Con
gress, and be furnished TO subscribers at
the low rate Of
One dollar and twenty five cents per copy
for the session.
Clubs W i'll be furnished ith ten eopiCs
for SiO.
an subscriptions must be paid IN adpance.
PotTMAsTERs, by sending as .fUe sub.
scribers for either J'he abore publications,
,oiH be enthiedto one copy GRATIS.
Subscription price OF DAILY Union
per year $40 90
Subscription price ofSemi Week.
ly published tri weekly during the
sessian OF Congress 5 90
Subscrip,Ioo rice OF Weekly Uo
CLUBS wiH be furnished Nth
5 copies ul The Daily tor $40 90
5 do Semi Weekly % 90
10 do do S5 90
5 do Weekly 90
10 do do Is 0U
DISTANT SUBSCRIBERS may forward us
money by !eter, the postage on which
will be paid by US, and all risk assumed
by ourselves IN its safe transmission.
POstmaSief'S are authorized 10 act as our
agents; and by sending us five DAILY sub
scribers with $50 enclosed, or Eve SEMI
WEEKLY subscribers with S25 enclosed,
or FIVE WEEKLY subscribers with $40 en-.
closed will be entitled TO one cop, "f the
same edition as they furnish ussuoscrIbers Us
tor. GRATIS.
Nor,cE.-NtVspapers. by publishing our
prospectus, wIih tins notice attached, un-
al the list OF December next, will receive,
curlng the next session OF Congress, the
Congregational Register and Iri> Weekly
URl0a.
II. McKeUy,
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Cham
Gerry,
.1p.tev-
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-08-11

The Buggy and Wagon making business
is now in operation in all It's various
branches, in Upper Sandnskv, on Fifth
street, little south of H. Zimmerman's
Grocery, and next doorto triboiet's black
smith shop. All customers will meet with
good work, fair accommod ations aud as
cheap as il can be made any where.
.aLL WHEELS AROUND!
Just call and see the work if you do no,
want II, FOR 1t is worth looking at HIS
Buggies aud Wagons are as neat, strong
and li'tle better than you generally get
in this country.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-08-11
LIGHTING LINE!

Tie subscriber has on hands number
I FIRE horses and good Ruggies to let.
'ersons wishing conveyance from this I"
nv other parts can he accommodated by
aliing on him, a, Bowsher's Grocer, -
Il Won wish To ride give him call.
TERMS, low, and cash always required
DAVID BOWSllER.
April 81, 1915 -26-2m.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-08-11

What do the Wings think of their no prin'
clple candidate?
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-08-11
Proclaimed at Last +! /.

The snbscrIbet has attached to his Buggy
shop, Blacksmithing establishment, aud
is now prepared TO tnrn out Wagons and
Buggies. ready 20 hitch TO and roll right
along. Now is the time TO purchase W while
prices are down.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-08-11
Strengthening Plasters

These Plasters will he found of iucal-
cn!able benefit in Sore Backs and Brensts:
Oppression Of the Chest; Stifened Joints:
Rheumstism; chro mic Diseases Of the Liv-
er, Spleen, and Lungs, Lumbsgo; and in
short in all cases where it is advisable TO
sustain permanent impression on or near
he part affected
The India Rubber plasters are so dur.
able, portable, and solft that they can be
oiled up in a small compass, and sent by
mail to any part Of the United States
Price 20 cents each, or two dollars dozs
en-. All orders must be post paid, con.
tain a remittance and be dericted TO
A. J. LOOMS, Agent, Upper Sandusk ::
Dec. 81, lS47 7--12 ~.
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ANOTHER CoNvERsATIoN.-A whig viii
basket on his arm met three suldiers:-
Whig- II a. the government has dischar
ged you without pay.
Soldier--Reckony you are misinformed
Wing We'll they have sent you HON,
wiihuut clothes:
Sodier--We are not naked.
Whig.-Well Polk and Buler might have
done better.
Soldier-You are on the wrong scent
we are for Cass and Butler.
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or An Ohio wbig paper says that Gen
Ia ylor expended ten thousand dollars last
winter, in the purchase Of SLAVES io'
his cotton plantation in Mississippi.-P
Dem.
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Tax ~ office.

The amount of taxes levied in Wyandot
county for the year 184S, on each hundred
dollars valuation is
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And during the months of October, Novem-
ber and to the Goth of December, at my office
in Upper Sandusky.
GEORGE HARPER.
gs:as Treasurer Of w: c. o.
August 3d. 1913.