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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-29


The New York Herald, under its pol',-
ical head. has ao article. beaded Ohio
which proves, on the authority Of wing
Merchant from the Western Reserve, all
tha, we have charged in relation TO CO
alition between Taylor whiggery and alb
olitionisn. The latter is to sdpport Ford,
the Taylor candidate for Governor, with
the paddock on his lips, as good enough
abolitiouist, when, as soon as the election
is over, If Ford is elected, the Taylo
men will clsim il as triumph for their
candidate, and lash the aboltionlsts into
his support Tie article in the Herald is
An Intelligent whig merchant from the
Western Reserve, Informs us thai an or.
easiza,ion in favor of Gen. Tallor will
M, take place until after the State elec-
ron 10 October, il being thn object Of t Q
wings TO secure tile election tf Govern
or and Legislature BY an union Of all
classes of wings. He thinks, however,
that the Taylor and Fillmore ticket will
receive majority 10 the Reserve caun
ties, where, as is aell known, the great
streng tn Of the free soil party lies. Sea
bury Ford, the whg candidate for Gov
ernor, is acceptable TO the flee $, il men
and will, ofcuursG beat his democratic
opponent, Coz WeIler, BY majority OF
thousands. So much dissatisfaction is felt
among the wings at the course of Mr.. Gid
ding, (member Of Congress from the Ash
tabula district in coming out for Van
Buren, that many will reiuse to support
him, notwithstanding his nomination for
re- election. 1t is not probabi however,
that he can be defeated.
.Immediately after the State election;
efficient organization of the Iaslo wings
will take place, and il is believed that
.Od Zsck' will gain more votes in the
southern pe ri of,he State then he will lose
10 the Western Reserve counties. There
is no chance whatever for Van Buren, in
Ohio. This we give as whig aiement.
In connection with the above, we no
tice Lat the Chsrdon, Geauga county
Wig, the home organ OF Gen. Ford, fts
the name Of Joshua r Gddings, for Con.
gress, in connexion with these Of Taylor,
Fillmore and Ford, for the various Offices
to which they been nominated. Though
il has the Giddings q d,ing its first ed.
itorial Is All announcement Of Bushnell
White, as the boiling Taylor candidate
for Congress, aud its second, and only re
naming editorial, 10 devoted TO he an
nouncement Of Mr.. Whites meetings
which are published with startling ho ad
and emblazoned with capitals The feel
ing sgainst Giddihgs by tlat portion Of
the Abolition wings OF his district who g.
for Taylor, is intensely bitter and vindlc
tive.-Statesman.
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can,, he q rory any lonrer.

We copy the following fat footed repn>
dialion Of Mexican whggery from The
Bryan Williams couuty ..Eqnaf Rights, :"
The old men Of three score and ten. as ell
as the Young men ofthe country, have
their bldod warmed with patriotism. in
fayor Of the gallant man who protected
The frontiers in the war of 1912, and the
noble volnnteers who rallied TO their coun-
tr,'s standard and risked life in defence
Of the nations honor on the plains of Mex.
ico. The Equal Rights says;--, Statesman.
"We take great pleasure in announcing
the fact, that Mr. Henry Snyder, Of Mil
Creek tow nship in this county, las, at an
advanced age, seen the evil of his politi>
cal ways, and has determined, through the
residue Of his life, to spend his best ener-
gies in advancing the best interests OF h's
country. Mr.. Snyder is an old gentleman n
of intelligence and candor, who is desi
reus Of doing all thing, foI the best, aud
consc quen,ly has although al the eleventh
hour, determined to lay aside his 'toryism'
as he is pleased to term il, and don the
habilimenis Of pure patriot. Hear him.
Mill CREEK Tp., WILLIAMS Co., o.
September lss. ls4s
Mr.. HrNTER:-I have been voter, in
what is termed the whig party.fo more
than forty years, and Supposed nntll recent
r
ly that ] was operating for the good ofmy
country; but recent developments have
convinced me that | have been in error,
and am now fully determined to be no
longer TORY but to come out like ev-
cry true patriot should, and cast my vote,
at tho approaching lections, for CASS.
BUTLER, WELLER and the regularly
nominated democratjc ticket. | will do
that thing, certain.
HENRY SNIDER.
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rsSiiE Subscriber will sell his property
- ia The village ofCary, Wyando, Co.,
Ohio.on such reasonable terms that il will
90 to,be interest Of all wishing to purchase
call aud see the property. The property
consist of one hi situated on the corner
of Paterson street, on the east side oil the
Rail Roads large stone building for
blacksmithing and good house. The lot
is well fenced and well set with shrnbery,
fruit and urnimental trees. with the best
well Of water. east of the track. The
$ and for blacksmithing is as gnod as oan
be fonnd 10 northern Ohio for business
and for pay. After as yearssersice in the
biacksmHbing business the subscrtber is
wll.ng and wishes to retire fran the bas,
lutss and give place 10 some younger and
more ADLER bodied hands. For furlher
Ipar'icu'rrs apply to tic sibscriher on the
prlm!scs,
i
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Over twenty thousand copies have been
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Brandreth's Pills.

FENERS, AGUES; are really biliQua
affections, and curable by puFging wllb
RRANpRtTH Pitts, and good nursing.--
Read the directlous in Dr.. Brandreth's
pamphlet, which may he had gratis from
tie Agent for Brandreth's Pills. No dis.
ease can be received unless orr hlond is
IN the requisite aata Of iinpurity; it is
some 10 al! cases, he principle isuniver-
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uattefs ip il which will uLite asd deep
alive epideiDical or conisgioue ppisops,
or they viii become extinguished, as IA
amp that ls nnsuppied by oil. So it il
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Further news from the Sou,h.
CHERoKEE Co., Ala, Aug. /, l64-

CHEROKEE To-, Ala, Aug. j, 1871.
Or. A. g. BRAsa, Dear Sir:--I have
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remedies; and many kinds of medicines
and all without effect until ! came across
YOUR Sugar Coated Pills. fused them acs
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nal success IN the mos, violent cases Of
b,linus ard intermittent fevers. In fact,
do not know OF single instance 10 which
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edge, and know they hare been used o
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W ho is a stranger to you, for your pros
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Destructive Hurricane.
New YoRK, Sept, %, ls4S.
- - - =
Markets.
NEw YORK, Sept. 90, ls4s.

NEW York, Sept, 20, ls4s.
Editor Ohio statesmaas NW
FLoUR-Prices had declined but have
again advanced TO where they stood be
fore arrival of the steamer, Gene.ee, $5
62a E M.&M @# r1
CoRs-Mi&ed e5a6sc. Prime yellow
66a74c There is more doing, and tile
market haa an upward tendency. .,. s
PoRK-Western mess, No. |. $l3 90;
Westefn prime Si0 go offered; holders ak
$lO,25. s~ ~ ~
BEkF-Western prime, Sc, 25; West
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I'M ess in market. Contracts have been
~ AXE for two Thousand tierces, for ,he
English market. at SIT 90 to 10 90.
LARD-M arket firm; no sales.
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Farunersl

For your own good and to save money,
before you purchase any afticles in tho
Wagon making line, You had better call
and see Bearipger's work. lie will give
you as much for your produce in work as
You can get any where. Every person
that wanlsto take comfort in this and had
better GO and get Q Buggy. @,
at WILLIAM BEARINGER.
- u. Sapdusky. Aug. I3 1SA7Altf
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THOMAS BAIRD,
eIAr ur ~ n

*NoTE-As a large nti,Hoer OF inrors
seIected BY the ttusiees of The several
townships 10 ite County remain undras.n.
the tru,,sts in making tLeIr sci, o,ions
should avoid az far as possible selecting
the J mes Of pefsoos previously rssGtoed
a. J0reis.
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Ac cENTss

D. Il w. Ayres, Upper Ssndusky. Je.
senh shorb. Little Sandusky;w. II toee.
d TO. Carey town; II. freet, McCu,obsa.
silieLE. Bloom, Mexieoi uspry Shocmaa,
GraStpsd tP.; JusePh shllilsg,. Borlias-
ieps sr.tE -ti as
.Ufrer ssadusby, Ian. IL, isEs--1A.
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ORGANIZE.

Democrats, are you organized? Every
thing in a successful battle depends on
d,scipine-orga ani3ation---a united s'rug>
gle Every man ready, aud every man to
action. A toord 10 The oise is suEc,ent'-
Remember the INFAMOUS WING SECRET CIR
cuLAR and the FIFTEEN HUNDRED
HIRED MEN doing the work in the dark!
-Statt sman,
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1t must go Round!
TIE WHEEL IN MoTIONil
FOR GOOD AND CHEAP BUGGTES
Call on w. Bearingor III

The Baegy aud Wagon making bnsiussa
IS now IN operation 10 all tts various
branches, in; Upper Sandusky, on Ifihh
street, lit,le south Of H. Zimmarmap's
Grocery, and next doorto tribole's black
smith shop. All customers will meet with
good work, fair accommodations aud ~
cheap as il can be made anY where.
ALL WHEELS AROUND,
Justscall and see the work il you do not
want il, for il is worth looking, at. H,s
Buggies and Wagons are as neat, strong
and liitie better than you generally gel
10 this country.
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The way he leaves his Party.

The Hon. N. p. Eidredge, OF Lapeer,
M'tbie whose supposed conversion from
D.mocracl TO The Buffalo noinin ations war
Published far and wide, is an the stump
doing mefe Than eomsn service foi Csss,
Bn,ier and Democracy. He handles The
BuHaices and the coons witLsni ni,len
-sfafesHas. +
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n Notice.

EENlIF Subscriber is about t0 retire frum
n hnsuess for while. All those in.
dehted TO him by note or book account, :,
will please call at the old stand and set.
tie their account, and il will be taken as
a great favor. JAMES MCIEES.
Upper Sandusky, Sept. 20, le4s.
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Notice.

Ny wife Mary Bates having left nv bed
and board witho q, any Just Cause. abon'
the irsi OF August, all persons are hereb.
no. lied mol To trnst or barbor ifer on IN,
account. as wHipsy no debts OF her oon-
tfaeung.
MARK BATES.
Sept. Is. $3.50 3t >. .....-.--.
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Jacob putmanls Estate,

~ OTICE Is hereby gwen, that The sab
- seriber has been sPpointsd and quail
lhet as administrator on the Esiats a
cob Putnam, sls'eaef W audit couatt
deceased. - i5s7Yss aVs liss
A BRAIIAM CA9gYHEGS. !
Sept. k.ah Bks.-4e5t !
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= II X A Y II ID !! Z!

esTRaYED away fro,h tie Subscriber
- living in Mctn'chensvil'e, W,and"'
County on The 1nth Of ,,nsasr, a Ora,
Mare atotn SIX yea's "id .sw etn,ed in no,h
shoulders. aIid st,n ewhai flea. hilten. She
carries up we'll, and wasslud before When
she LETT. and IN tolers BILE ttin condition. :.
Since leaving home, she has travelled on
W+sterl, course. and whea last hear
from Was 6 miles .Nbr,h OF Lima, stsll
heading West. A reasonable reward
will be given 70 any one WHO shall take
up the Mare SO The sobscrioe' Can %
tain her agaia. agI..r.4. 40 s...s-.-
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NICHOLAS KEAM's ESTATE

NICHOLAS kEAMS ESTATE,
OTILE is herebs gwen. that the sub
eeftber hss.-beeh appointed and eaal
ihsd as adminlst rator nn The, Estate oi
NietoIss keam, late Of w, ,audet county,
deceased. = .sf rR7 q
{ -. HENRY RzAas
Sep. TIL loss.--N-St -.-
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Shelin's Sale.

Wy virsue ofa writ of Vendi Ex to me
dire cted fr"m the Conrt Of Common
Pleas Of Franklin County, Ohio | will
'fier for sale al the door oftle Court House i,
in tie town "f Upper Sandn>kv, W,ando,
County, o. on Monday The 22d day Of DC
toher next, between the hours of II a.
clock, "A M Il 4 O'Clock, p NJ. of SAID ~ i.
the following described proper'v to wit:
The south part of In lot. No, 100. in ihe
town Of Upper Sandnskv, beg ginnlug y, the
ulh west corner of said lot; thence North
42 feet thence East the lengt1, o said lo,
thence south TO lhe south east corner of
said lot; thence west to the place of be-
ginning. Taken and levied upon as the
President. directors, & Company of the
Clinton Bank of Columbus; appraised a;
fifteen hundred dollars. ,,.....-.
, .. .,... 7 a.1RD, Sheriff.
September Goth, 1s49- -5O-4t.
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ANOTHER STEAMBOAT DISASTER

ANOTHER STEAMBOAT DISASTER.
MENPnis, Tenn, Sept. %.
Editor Ohio Statesman:
The steamer Concordia exploded at Pa
quemine, on Monday. Ten or fifteen persons
we're killed and several missing. None OF
the cabin passenger were injured. ,
Destructive Hurricane.
New YoRK, Sept. 22, 1S4S.
Editor Ohio Siaiesnau;
On the 30th iilt., hurricane was ex-
periencod on the Bahama Banks, aud
many vessels were lost. On the land the
salt works we're destroyed; and the hon' es
houses piostfated.
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Proclaimed at Last

The subscrihe, has attached TO hs Buggy
shop, i}iacksmithing estaolismsD ~and
is now prepared TO turn out Wagons and
Bnggies, ready 10 hitch to aud roll right
along, Now is the time to purchase v aiie
nrices ra dnwn aa E.
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WV. T. GREEN
Cary, Wyaudot Co., Aug. s, lsia .--44.
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G'0rs Deposit
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.

Tins is one of the largest establishments in this
country, OF the kind. where persons wi shng to
purchase furniture can find anything they want
from pine stool to the finest finished sofa, which
can not be surpassed in any cty-tIe subscriber
understanding the business particularly, from the
commonest article in furniture, to the finest in
use, and visit to his ware room, he thi nks
Will bear him ont in the assertion, which is not
the case with one Cabinet Maker in twenty
through the country.
The subscriber manufactures to order, and has
on hand, large and General Assortment of far
niturc, such as; Sofas Oitomans Dvans Loun-
gos, Pier Tab les, Centre do, Card do, Break
las! do, Pillar and Scroll Dining tables, WAL
nut and Cherry do do, Dressing Bureaus, Blu
rcaus fall Ands and prices, Mahogany Spring
scat Rocking chairs, Reclining do do, Half
French do do.
Mahogany, Rosewood, curled and Brd-eye
Maple Bcdstcads olaIl kinds and patterns.
A nd every and any kind Of furniture, for cash,
country Produce or good paper.
lie will sell any article for less than it can be
purchased in any city shop, comparing the ma
terals and Workmanship. Call and see for your
selves J. d. MARSIlBANk.
Port Deposit Nov 18th 45-tf
N. b. Funerals punctualy attended to and
charges moderate.
7. s. Cabinet Makers supplied with mahogany
vencering, plank, boards, and coffin stuff, var
nish glue, Sc, as cheap as they can buy in the
city; curlcd maple and cherry generally on hand.
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The Clay Committee.

The Committee Of Reception from
Philadelphia, who met Mr.. Clay here
last week, noticed their welcome here in
the following manner.
At meeting of the committee appointed to
receive Henry Clay, in Philadelphia, held on
Saturday evening February 26th 1913, the fol-
lowing resolution was submitted and unan-
mously adopted.
Rcsoircd, That our sincercst thanks are due
and are hereby rendered, to the wings of Elkton,
and Col. J. c. GRooME their chairman for the
warm hospitable and generous reception on
Thursday last the cath ut a reception which
beng extended to us as the represent atves of
the friends and admirers of Henry Clay, was
therefore as complimentary TO that distinguished
wing champion, as it was gratifying to those who
were It's recipients.
WIN S. SMITH, Chairman.
VILLAS STRuTuERs, Secretary.
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Merchants Look at This,

The Subscribers having engaged largely in tho
Timing Business, are prepared to supply Mer-
chants with all kinds Of
TIN WARE,
at very low prices, and will warrant all their ar
ticles TO surpass anything of the kind that has
ever before been Offered from Elkton. As one
cithc firm is practical workman, and works at
the business himself, and snperintends the work,
twill be made in the best manner and Of the
best materials.
All persons wanting to purchase Tin Ware,
will do well by calling at this shop, before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as there will be Il genera as
Sortment always on hand. Ware will be deliv-
cred anywhere within 80 miles free of cost. l.
is the intention of the firm to do
WHOLESALE
business only. There will be no retail hawking
from this establishment. Al orders in orr line
will DC thankfully received and promptly attend
ed 10. Don't forget the place In the ''holfo,c,"
corner of Beau Street, and opposite krauss'
Hotel.
ROOFING IL SPOUTING
Roofing and Sporting done at the shortest no.
ticc. by the best workmcn, Of good material and
warranted perfect. ENOCH CROUCH.
J. II. CLARIDGE.
Elkton, March 4th '4S-tt.
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BY virtue Of two writs oflier tacias, one
issued by DAVID Alexander Esq, the other,
by Daniel j. McCauley Esq. Justices of the
peace of,he State of Maryland, in and for
Cecil County Al the suits of Jacob Holden
against the goods and chaues lands and tel.-
emens of John n Boulden, and TO me di-
rected have seized end taken into execn-
ton all the right, title interest and estate, of
the said John n. Boulder i'll and to piece,
parcel or tract of land lying and being in
Cecil County, on public road leading from
Eikton to Brick Meeting House about miles
from the former place, adjoining lands Of
Henry Bennett and John Wright and con-
tanning 42 acres, of which LOT is enclosed
witha good log house thereon, and the most
of the balance of the tract in timber, and |
hereby give notice that on Saturday, the 25
tn day Of March, inst. will offer for sale to
the highest bidder, the property aforesaid at
the Court House door III Eikton, between the
hours of aud 3 O'Clock p. NJ, for Cash 10
satisfy said writ.
WILLIAM BRADFORD Const.
March lth is.