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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-03-10
From the Ohio Statesman,
TO THE PEOPLE OF OHIO.

| By an act unheard Of in the annals Of
llegislation--by the reckless act Of a law
less majority IN the last Legislature, a bill
(claimed by lhe wbigs to be law is to
be foisled upon the people Of Ohio 'to APP
portion the Representatives. among the
different counties of this State got up
solely with view 10 partisan supremacy,
SO unequal IN its provisions and unjust in
its general features. that even the ma or
ity could not defend it upon the principles
Of Justice.
| This bill; unconstitutional and unjust
as it is--acled upon by the House, while
il was in possession Of the Senate-taken
from the table of the Senate, when that
body had not constitutional quorum,
without authority oflaw and in defiance
of the rules and time honored usages OF
Legislative Assemblies-and to cap the
climax, signed by the Speakers; while at
the same time a motion was pending in
the Senate in relation to some of its pro.
yisions-thls bill thus acted upon, is now
claimed, BY the whig mem bers Of the Leg
ssslature, Il. be a lac. Will such conduct
be quietly acqniesced in!
. Freemen OF Ohio, your rights are in
vaded, your laws disregarded, and the
constitution Of your beloved State tramp
, led under foot!
4 Will you sit supinely and witness tn,
/ desecration Of the constitution Of you
State in the halls of Legislation, by I
!. reckless majority representing minorit!
# Of the lreemen of Ohio?
Will you endorse the sen niment thn
1 accidental ma jority is hencefor,h TO b'
the rule Of Interpretations, by which thu
\ constitution Of Ohio, the sacred charte
. of our liberties is to be understood; o.
:. will you arise in your might aud hur from
! power those who, clothed with It'll,
brief authority, would, for the sake o
q perpetuating that power, set at naugh
time honored precedents--treat the con
stItuton as an obsolete ldea, and maxi
the very name of legislation a 'bywor'
aud reproach.
Frou' all parts Of The State we have
ready response to the above interrogator,
ALREADY have the people spoken in Ian
" guage not to be misun 1erstood-- cal
tor State Convention, is made with sin
gular unanimity upon the State Centra
Committee.
: Acting from a sense OF propriety and i
If obedience to the general expression {
a the public viii, we therefore call Con
IS vention Of the people of the State of Ohm
e to meet in Columbus on "Wednesday th
tenth of May next, to determine II
n un such measures as may be deemed az
o visable to meet the exigences of The timt
v land we would urge upon all, who al
!, opposed TO The usurpatioas OF the maj orIl
Of the late Leg gislature to be fully repre-
o sented ia the Convention.
~ II
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The Union of last evening" expresses
the belief that the Treaty, with some
mendment, which will be made o it in
the Senate, will be concnrred in by the
two-thirds of tha, body, necessary to its
ratification.
GEMS WoRTH AND SooTr The cor
respondence which led to the arrest OF
| Gen. Worth and others was published a
few days since 10 one Of the New Orleans
papers. The Cincinnati Herald ives the
following sketch of il:
Gen Worth writes to know whether
the epithets in an army order, relative tG
certain letters, supposed to be written by
officers Of the army, laudatory of them,
selves, were designed to apply to bin,
Gen. Scott replies, through his Acting
Assistant Adjutant General:
"That the general order No. 81 was
as is pretty clearly expressed on its face
meant to apply to letter, signed Leoni-
das, iD a New Orleans newspaper, and te
the summary Of two letters gwen in the
Washington Union, and copied into a
Tampico paper; to the authors. aiders and
abeitors, of those letters, be they whom
they may"
Gen. Worth writes again TO say that
this reply is no anStDer, and wishes to
know if he was one of the persons allud ed
to.
The General,l Chief responds, by say
ing that he connot be more explicit, that
he has no positive informailoH as TO the
authorship of the letters referred TO; that
if lie had he would court martial the par.
ties at once.
Gen. Worth closes the correspondence
by saying that he has not received the
satisfaction he was entitled TO, and en-
closes communications 10 The Secre tary
Of War, appealing to the President, and
accusing Gen. Scott of f"having ced in a
manner nnbecoming an officer and gem
tleihan," by published orders design ed to
cast odium and disgrace upon him, and
invoking the Presidents protection from
the arbitrary conduct of the General-i in.
Chief.
The Acting Assistant Adjuiant there
upon replies to the Major General as fol-
lows:
"For the studied contempt and disre-
spect towards the General.In-G Chief, ex-
pressed in that communication to the
Secretary of War, under the form of an
appeal. ] am instructed by the General.
in Chief TO desire that you will immedi.
ately consider yourself in a state of ar
rest, within the limits of this city; and 10
add, that he shall by the first opportunity,
from a general court martial for your
trial on that and probably other matters -
Accompanying which is charge and
specification against him, of "behavipg
with cont empt and disrespect towards his
commanding officer" in accusing him
with having been actuated by malice, and
of having acted in manner unbecoming
an officer and gentleman.
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AGENTS 8.

DID, W.Ayres. Upper Sandusky, 10.
sepii Shorb, Little Sandusky; w. FL zones
81 Go. Carey town; II. Freet, McCutclen-
viIIe;F. Bloom, Mexico; Henry ShoomaD,
Crawford tp.; Joseph Shilling, Burliug-
ton.
Upper Sandnsky, Jan. -, IS47-l4-3t
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HIS Table.

The table will abonnd with the very
best the. country can afford prepared in
manner that will suit the palate Of every
one. Buarders can here find good accoms
modations and reasonable bills.
The Stable.
This branch will al all times be att end.
ed by good and attentive hosifer. who
will make il his particular business to see
that all animals entrusted to his care are
well taken care Of.
STAGE OFTICEl
This is the general Stage Office, OF the
line leading from Columbus to Tifih
through this place, where those wishing
seats in the coaches can be accommoda-
ted.
II. ZIMMERMAN.
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BE CAREFUL OF couNrERFEiTs.

How to avoid them:-Each Agent who
sells the genuine Brandreth Pills, has a
Certificate of Agency, which has been
engraved at vast expense. 1t represents
the Mandatory at Sing Sing on the bank 6
Of the Hudson River, and is sighed by Dir.
Brandreth, and his seal stamped upon the
paper, also fac. .simile OF the labels upon
tue boxes. Compare them.
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WASHINGTON CITY, March 2. lS4s

w AsHINGTON CITY, March 2 IS4S.
Editor Ohio Statesman:
The Union of last evening, expresses
the belief that the Treaty, with some
amendment, which will be made 10 it in
the Senate, will be concurred in by the
two'thirds of that body, necessary to its
ratification.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-15
CITY Optical Rooms,
United States Block, main entrance up sta

United States Block, main entrance up stairs.
J. p. PAINE u SON, Opticians,
w OULD respectfully inform their numerous friends and
w the public generally that owing the liberal pat
ornage bestowed upon them they have been induced to
remove from their old stand to their present commodious
they will be most happy to wait on all those
who may require their services. Alter experience of
ten devoted exclusively to the and sale
Of SpeCdces they feel confident of rendering entire salts
action to those who may honor them with their avors
CAUTION!
Whereas il has been represented undersigned by
numerous individuals that they have been imposed upon
by certain dealers in Spectacles, who have sold them
spurious article, purportng be manufactured by the
Observation-Disclosures, would take nis opportunity
Of informing our numerous friends and the public generally
that WE HAVE NO AGENTS. and the only place in WOrces
ter, tohere PAlNE'S PARABOLA sPECTACLEs can be
obtained, is at
The City Optical Rooms, U. States Block,
and they would respectfully invite all those who have
resort to artificial aid for impaired vision call and
the quality the above named Speciaces (whether they
purchase or not) as adjusted by the OPTOME TER This
instrument nAened by John p Paine, the purpose
adjusting the Lenses of the spectacle meet any
defect OF the eye whether il proceed from distorted
unqualified vision catarac or in fact almest any
but absolute blindness.
We claim for those g the following properties viz
lst learness and finish to be surpassed equaled
by Lenses of foreign domestic manufacture 3D. no
alteration 3d. they can be for any length of time
when fitted by the Optomeer without faguing the ey
Occasioning the slightest Inconvenience Atm they
preserve the sight and in many restore az.
All those qualities claim for our Spectacles, and we
respectfully invite those who doubt and all Others call
and satisfy themselves, by personal examination
The annexed paragraph is The opinion of j. v. c. SMITH,
NJ. d., the celebrated Lecturer Optics and the Eve
He says, through the columns of his Medical Journal
8 The Editor has eisurely examined Mr. Panes inven-
ton, and, without hestation express belief that
it is not only very ingenious, but very useful instru
ment and is destined for an extensive reputation, when
fairly brought before the public Epery
Opctdn in our large cities would find his in hay
ing an Optometer in his establishment"
The above opinion is but the echo OF numerous Others
with which will not weary your patience, but will
merely say, call and judge for yourself whether these
things
N. B. SEXTANTS, QUADRENTS, SPY GLASSES
ami all manner of Optical Instruments repaired at shor.
notice. JOHN p. PAINE a. SON
worcester, April ~. dwtf
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FOX SALE,
GA TWO HOUSES pleasantly situated on Summer
f.6A Street, In the city Of Worcester. The first is
.EEA Cottage House, fronting Summer st No. s3-
In the OF this stands the story house. which Is
divided into two tenements The above affords rare OPP
pOrtunty for any gentlemen wishing purchase a house
tor his or for speculation. For further parcu
lars inqure Of A. TIiAYER, on the premises.
April 10. n
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Providence & worcester Railroad.
PASSENGER NOTICE.
ssss1lssg Essszssk 49, $50 u
EYE y-ge Is zee Y vsss 81 gg g M s=SsrzgEa

ON and after Wednesday, March 18th, 1913, trims will
" run follows:
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at Z 80 Am. and 45PM
Leave Providence at Am. 3.I5 PM
FREIGHT TRAIN with Passenger Car attached leaves
Merchandise Depot, Green ST., Worcester at IL 80 AM
SPECIAL TRAINS
Leave Uxbrlge for Providence $50 AM. & LOS Pm.
Leave Providence for Uxbridge Ills AM.&5. 40 M
The $40 AM train from Uxbridee will connect at Paw
tucket with train for Boston.
The $40 PM train for Uxbrdse will connect at Paw.
tucket with train from Boston.
tickets sold for freight train special train
Trains stop at Mbury, Wilkinsonvle Grafton, Far
numsville Northbridge, Whn's, Uxbrdge, MilviIle,
Blackstone, Waterford WOonsocket, Hamlet. Manville
Albion Ashton Lonsdale, Valley Falls Central Falls and
and Pawtucket ISAAC HINCKLEY, Sup't
FREIGHT NOTICE Goods remaining at depot 48
hours after they ready for delivery will be charged
age. No freight received alters PM. II March Is.
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New England House,

No. IA Broadway, nearly opposite Wall Street
New York.
~ VIE above named house having undergone mate
TnN rial alterations and been fitted up in superior
~s=S' manner for Ladies and Gentlemen who NAV want
transient board, will hereafter afford desirable &C
commodaons to all who may desire quetness and agree
aole society strictly temperance house and located
in the immediate vicinity OF business which makes II
pleasant for business The proprietor assures the
public and his former friends that every exertion will be
used for their comfort and merit continuance of the pat
ronage he has already received for which he is very CRATE
full. #s NIB Price 81 % 1ner dav go
Aug. 5, 1886. Slf p WIGHT Pronrieto,
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For sale or to Let,

z-A SMALL COTTON MILL, situated about IL
~ miles from Worcester, will be sold or eX changed
~@- Tor other property, or let for of years. In
qutre at the Office of the Massachusetts Spy Oct
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THOMAS H. SELBV & CO.,
AUCTEONEERS.
AMI NnNJMTScUnN NTEDCSIT NrTS,

No, so MAIN ST., (Hobbs' BIock) WORCESTER,
w GUILD inform the citizens CT Worcester that they
w have established themselves in the Auction ana
Commission business at the above place. and that they
VIII be pleased to receive consgnmens of property of
SALE
Persons having second hand FURNITURE, and wishing
to dispose of the same, will find this the best the
year to sell We also will give particular attention
the sale of REAL ESTATE Personal Property, in any
part of the County.
Our experience and knowledge of the Auction business,
we us will enable give entire satisfaction those
who may do business with EUery thing aOarrant
good perfect not So the money lUH be returned By
conducting business honorable principles we hope
10 secure the confidence of the public.
We have in store, and constantly receiving, great
variety oiGoods to be sold Auction private SALE
would invite purchasers call and assortment OF
NEW SOFAS, ROCKING CHAIRS,
MATTRA SSES, LOOKING GLASSES
BROADCLOTHS, LINENS &c
BLANKETS, CARPET BAGS, and TRUNKS.
Also several Chests of superior Young Hyson and Sou
chong TEA, Crushed and other SUGARS with many other
articles, all of which will be sold private SALE at ex-
tremely low prices.
Sales OF property consigned will be settled mme-
diatey.
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New Line of Stages from Princeton

LEONARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.
- II vi E subscriber continues to run THE Elk.
S5JzsE3 i PRESS between Boston and Worcester, fol
F9sasssS2 the safe transmission of Packages. Bundles
AS-HS Bank Notes, Specie and Merchandise generally
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention given paying collecting and ne.
goating notes, drafts bills, and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce, etc.
All packages must be directed TO his care.
The subscribers alone responsible for property enrus
ed to his care, and risk is assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester to
Salem Newbury port Taunton Fall River, and New Bed
ford also, to Portland and all parts of Maine.
Orders free for goods be returned by this Express
OFFICEs.-HARNDEN & CO.'S. Office Court Street
Boston; J. H KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1853 Main st
Worcester S. 8. LEONARD.
Feb 25, l847. DIFF
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NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS indebted to the late firm of BOND e.
~ FULLER are called upon TO pay the same. All de.
will be left for collection. JOS d. FTjIIER
Worcester, June 8, 1s43. N 'f3a d6twst
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Look at This !.

Ia 'TNHE subscriber will sell his FARM situaed f25
fNsHf l. minutes drive from Main ST. Worcester on
sthe Barre Road, aiming about eighty acres-l
of which is covered with Wood and Timber has good
supply Of early and winter Fruit, in bearing state well
fenced with stone wall and good supply of water per-
maps as can ne ound on any other estate of equal size
Sald estate Will be sold together divided as may best
suit. For particulars, please call on
Worcester, Dec 8. II BENJAMIN FIAGG
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


Commencing Wednesday, Dec. l, 1847
PASSENGER TRAINS run daily, Sundays excepted
leaving as follows
Boston, and A NJ and II. NJ.
Worcester, 81 and 10 A. NJ and P. NJ
Albany, II A. M. % NJ;
Springfield 81 AM. an 1t P NJ. for Albany;
Springfield, 81 AM, II and M. Tor arrival OF
the train from New York; fol- Worcester and Boston.
DAY LINE TO NEW YORK-uia Spring field
The Steamboat train leaving Boston at AM and Wor
eester at 81 AM will not stop at Way Stations unless to
take passengers for Springfield pro-
coed directly by way Of Hartford and New Haven and
arrive in New York by P. NJ,
Returning leaves New York at Ct A. NJ and arrives
Worcester at Pm.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
Leave Boston at A. M Worcester 10 A. NJ. and arrive
Albany st P.M.-or enve Boston PM, Worcester
P. NJ, lodge in Springfield, leave 81 next morning
and arrive in Albany at II P. NJ.
The trains for Troy leave on the arrival of the trains
81 GreenbUsh.
The trains for Buffo leave Albany at74 A. M. & PM
The trains ofthe Pittsfed and North Adams Rail Road
connect at Pittsfed.
The the Hudson and Berkshire Rail Road con-
meet at Chatham.
The Housatonic Rail Road connects at State line.
The trains for Northampton and Greenfield connect at
Springfield and passengers proceed by Stage to Braes
boro' Windsor Bellows Falls, Hanover, Haverhl, &c.
Stages run from Charlton to Southbridge-from West
BrookfeId TO Ware Enfield, New Braintree and Hardwck
from Palmer to Three Rivers, Belchertown Amherst,
Ware and Monson. JAMES BARNES,
Worcester, Nov 80, l647 dwn sup't & Engineer
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,'osToN 4 WORCESTER RAIL ROAD

"OSTON n WORCESTER RAIL ROA
is 49, 49, - 49,
Summer Arrangement commencing May 1.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave Worcester at 81 ct, III Il. NJ 80 ana r. NJ
The last on the arrival Of the New HaVen IRAN.
The 81 NJ train will take one east Of birmingham.
Passengers will leave MiHbury at st M and ST NJ.
PASSENGERS will leave HoList0n at and At P.
The A P train will stop at Way Stations to take
up passengers
LenUe BoSTONa e. Nm "a, 4, 5, ST p NJ
The A. NJ train will stop only take up passengers at
Way Stations for Sp1 ingfeid or yond take up
passengers for Worcester at Way stations of Fra
min CHAM.
The A. train iUiH land east of Framinghfm.
The NJ. train will stop of Framingham except
To take up Western Railroad passengers Brighton
Thursday.
The p. M train is the New York Steamboat Train to
FrGningkana.
Passengers for Mbury and Hoiston will take the AM
and Pm. traius Passengers for the Norwich Railroad
will take the 8 AM and % M trains.
N b. The A. and P. M trains take passengers at
Boston for New York, via New Haven.
BroOkline Special Trains
Leave Brookline at 7, 8, and j and 81 g. PM
Leave Boston al a. 81 10 NJ. and l23 q AZ Ct u
NeutOn Special Trains.
cave Lower Falls at 6 and 81 AM, 81, 5 and PM
Leave Boston at IT AM, I24, 81, 81 ana pm.
SaTsnUiHe Special Trains.
[ cave Saxonville at 81 AM. and 24 PM.
Leave Boston at 81 and Pm.
Boston, May l, ls48. If VIM. PARKER, sup't.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-31
PURSUANT to a Resolve passed ,,he

PURSUANT to Resolve passed t,he N late session of the Leg stature School. ot Teachers will he holden the present yea under the direction of persons who have been selected for that purpose, a the fo Sow Ing times and places. aud continue in ses- sion about i've days at each place. viz: Al Birmingham. Deep River and Por> tersvilie commencing on Tuesday, the 'l2th of September
 A: Canterbury, New Britain and Watcr- town, oa Tuesday, the 18th 0: Sep,e n Der. At Windsor and Durham, on Tuesday, the 26Ih of September.
 Al Gnilford and Newtown, on Tuesday. the 3d of October
 At Stamford, Danielsonville. Mansfield Centre and Norfolk, on Tuesday, the 10th of October.
 At Lebanon, on Tuesday, the l7th of October
 At Ellington, on Tuesday, the 24th of Och,ber.
 SETH P. BEERS,
 Superintendent of Common Schools. July flth, l84S.
 W. B.-The several weekly pa pers in the Sfate will please publish this notice six wreks consecutively, and forward their bills to the Superintendent. 6wll
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-31
Grenx Fe2mule .vged cf.,e.

Dr o~nsend s Sarsapnriiia Is d s.,eI i., and speedy cure for lncipienl Consuu.p,iop bafrenness, Lencorrhna. or " hi'ts. ebstIucI- ed or difficult Menstruaiion, incon,inebce tf Ulne," involuntary dlscnarg+ there ot and fer the general prostraii"u oI the $, sip,- Hu maj. ter whether the result ot an Inherent caus. ur causes, produced by irTeg ilart, sickness or ac- cident.
 Gr Nothing can be more surprising that. its lnvIgoTating effects on tht human frame Pel. sons, all weakness and lassltude from takn tt, at once become robust and full u enetg, ul.- der it's influence. It immediately couuteracts the nervelessness of he female frame, N hlch & ad e vda p5 d6aaGaAnfss a hs. in o dellcatea naiure .tu exhihIt uertifeaitsofc performed but we can assur. the atfhcten at hundreds ut eases have been reported to us Several cases where amIhes have been wi,hcut chlldTen after using few bottles of ,hs n. valuable medicine, have b, ei. blesl with he eally offspring
 To Mothers aad Mdr ried Ladies
 This E4trae' ol Sarsapariin has ben ex pressIy prepared in reference [" female ,oin plainis. N,. female wh" has reason 10 supp. S. thai she 5 approaching thai criiIcal peund, the turn ol lite, should neg c,to take il, as il IS a ceri ain preventive 10, any ot the numerous an horrible diseases to which females sre sub. eci at this time of life. Thus period ma, be delayed for several years by usfhg thls meGI- cine. Nor is |, less valuable for hose who are approaching womanhuod. as ii is calculated 10 assist nature hy qniekening the blood and i n yiporating the sy stem. lnde ed, this me dicinc g. invaluable for all oi the delicate disc ascs to which women are subject,
 IL braces the whole system, renews perma uentiy the natural energies, by removing the impurities of the body-not so far stimula ing the system as to produce subsequent relaxa. ton, whichis the case with medicines taken fo female weakness and disease.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-31
kSheulasatisna.
his SarsaparIia is used with the most pc,

his SarsapariIla Is used with the most De,
 uccess in Rheumatic complaints, howe ve ere or chronic. The astonishing cures it Ina erformed gre indeed wonderful. Other rene dies some times give temporary reliet his +n ilrely eradicates 1t from | he system, even when the limbs and bones are dreadfulIy sw oIen
 0T Hear MT. Seth Terry, one of the oldest and most respectable lawyers in Hartford Ct The following is an extract sf aletter received rom him:
 Dr Townsend-I have used one bottle of your Sarsapa rllla and find it is ex ien in it's effects upon chronic rheumatic pam to which am subject. from injury ol asioned severaLyears ago in public stage Please send me two bots ties to the care of Dl Sey mour. have con. versed with two oi our principal pby sicians, aud recomme nd your Sarsa porilla.
 SETH TERRY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-31
LOOK ATTHysi

A THE subscriber ofEeH to sell fstSS his residence on whichhe now fts2 resideA, situated in Lich6eld,
 1A Northfeld Soc, near ,te sRge road from Hartford to Liichfeld. eq,al dis> ,anre Ffom Plymouth Hollow and Litch> field. l20 acres of good lard, well ,ropor- tioned with meadow, pasture, plowE wood land, with a plenty Yf never failing water thereon. There is ou the premiseS, one well finished Two story dwelling House, one old two story dwelling H"nSe, two good Barns and other out>houseS The ground is under good state of improvement, and preser Is a pleasant residence to a farmer, in society of peac ful, Industrious. and mor- al citizens, and in the vicinity of meet ing house aud school
 ISAAC FUTILE. Northfeld, Aug 2lst.