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TEACHERS WANTED

TEACHERS WANTED.
WANTED. 10 take charge ofa School In this
town, one Male and one Female Teacher. Salis-
factory references will be required
For further information, apply At the Journal
Office s
July ~, Is4g-t4e-tf
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WILMINGTON MARKET--Aug O.
Bccon-Prime N. C. hams scarce; mid
dlings and shoulders rather dull Of ssle. Very
little Western bacon in uuaResss Nochange
in quotations. =
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New YORK, July. l--Flour-Sales of
1000 bbls, at 81 IS 81 S73 for common
Western; State and Genesee 81 81 SIS 25,
and Southern SIS IS a S. 81. Corn meal
So s73 a 50 a. Rye flour SO per bbl Wheat,
ST "a a 81 OS for red; Genesee ST. % 81 %.
Corn, mixed, 81 SIC; yellow SO 60c Oats,
"a 55c; rye 58c. Pork, $l1 for prime, and
SO SO 124 for mess Lard, 81 cents per
ID. Rice, q a 81 cents per Id. Cotton, 81 a
9sc for Upland, and 1O3c for New Orleans.
Whiskey, "a a 244 cents per gallon.
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA
DUPLIN COUNTY Court.
July Term, ls49.
ChauDcey w. Graham, A,.aehmsn. levied
on Land

Kilby Bass. y" ''a"o
II appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
that the defendant has absconded or removed from
the said county. 50 that the ordinary process of
the law cannot be served on bin, it is ordered that
publication be made for six weeks in. the VIII
mington Joufnal, newspaper printed at VIII
mincion, notifying the said dsfeniant 10 be and
appeat At the next term Of this Court, before the
aorsbipfnl Justices thereof, and shew csuse why
Do order shall not issue to sell the lsDd levied
: Witness. JANIS H. JIRnAx. Clefk Of ss;d
Court, ii of6oe the third Monday p July. A. D,
fs49. J. II. ERgAN. CIak
ny D. r. GRADy. Dspbty OK.
Aug 81, B4s--f 47-s~T = r ks5st SO
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TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARII.LA
The genuine Towpsend's SarsapariIla, acorran-
ted to keep, is for sale by w Fl LIPPITT,
Druggist e. Chemist.
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REMAINING in the Post Office at Whining.
ton. n. G.. Slst July, 1s49.
Those whose names appear this List will
sdease ask for advertised Letters.
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DOet. D. Jayne'S Family Medicines.

DOet. D. Jayne'S Family Medicines.
Just received by Schr. Lecsburg,
doz Jayne's Expectorant .
" Hair Tonic;
4 " i" Alternative:
] Hair Dye;
Carminative Balsam;
Tonic Vermfuge;
l6 Sanative Pills;
I" Ague Pills;
ALSO,
rs Doct. N. u. Leidy's Blood Pills.
For sale by VIM H LTPPITT.
July 20. Druggist & Chemist
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BRANDY AND WHISKEY.
% Bbls old Appla Eranlys 20 bhis nld Rsa
W'bigksy for sals BY o. H0EMES-
July ~.
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BALTIMORE MARKET, July 3l.-Flour SIS
1913 SIS So nothing doing in corn meal or
cts; rye Soc; nothing doing in provisions or
groceries; whiskey "a 243c per gallon.
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Bank Rates OF Exchange, WtlmtmgGOn.
Bank cheeks on Philadelphia, premium per cent
!" New York, ]
." g. Boston.
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CHARLEsTON, July 3l.-No,hing doing in
Rough Rice. Receipts of 1900 bushels gone to
the mills. Sugors.-Some few hhds Muscovados
sold from stores at 81, and New Orleans at from
81 to 81. Cofee-We have 10 transactions TO
report. Molasses.-Of this article there was an
extensive transaction of Cuba, amounting to near
800 hhds. Prices were not made public, but they
were at an improvement on former quotations,
said 10 range from 1873 to 1873. Grmn.-There
have been no arrivals of Corn. The supply of this
article is getting reduced and prices have an up
ward tendency-last sales "a Csc. small lot
of about $50 bushels Maryland Oats sold at 35c
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-03

PHILADELPHIA, July 31-6 P. M.-Flour
50 IS 81 s74; corn meal 81 sl3; rye flour
So; corn, 60 Gle for yellow oats 80 &c;
rye 5sc; mess pork Sill Sill l23, and prime
80 50 u.s. beef Sl3 so; lard 81 &c; Rio
coffee 73c; N. O. sugar AZ Age; rice 81
a SIC; cotton, sales of l 100 bales from Flo
rida at 81 a lO4c; whiskey 243c per gallon.
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLIN
DrPLIN Couxrr CoURT.
July Term, lS49.
Mcclellan & McRae,)
vs.. Attachment levied Of Land.
John III. Blanchard.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
that the defendant has absconded or removed from
the said County. so that the ordinary process of
the law cannot be served on him. it is ordeted that
publication be made for six weeks in The Whining
ton Journal. newspaper printed at Wilmington,
notifying the said defendant TO be and appear at
the next term of this Court, before the worshipful
Justices thereof and shew cause why an order shall
not issue TO sell the land levied on.
Witness. JAMES H. JEnNAx, Clerk Of said
Court, at Office the third Monday in July, A. D.,
ls49. J. H. JERMAN, CPk.
By B. F. GnADx. Deputy CI'k.
Aug Sd, ls49--l476wJ Pr Zee 81 SO
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June 10. ls49-[44.tf.
CORN.
COFFEE.
TURNIP SEED,

A large and fresh supply of Ru!a Baga and
Swedish Turnip seed, for sale by the pound OF
paper. w II LIPPITT.
Druggist g. Chemist.
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Take away the Slave States, and where would they
find employment for their tonnagel
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STORE TO RENT,

May II, lS49-l36-H
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70 MERCHANT TAILoRs.

DAN'L DICKSON, P. M.
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TURN OUT TOMORROW!

Raymond g. Co.'S Menagere, will be ex
hibted at Upper Sandusky. on Saturday the
26th inst, and we don't believe that there are
any but what want to see the different vare
ties of ANIMALS, it is sight, ,bat belongs to
natures own work, in such scene there is
reality and something to be learned that will
prove lasting benefit to the spectator. Ray
mond u Company have the largest selection
of animals of any other show that travels. 1t
is worth twenty five cents to see the great
Rhnoceros, if nothing more, you don't only
get sight at 1t alone, but ut all the wild
Beasts that roams in the forest, and to see
Mr.. Herr Driesbach enler the Lions, Tigers,
Leopard, Cougars, Panthers, &C., cages,
among The wild animals, is truly something
extraordinary-withsu submission Of obedience
they appear at the moment of his entire. See
advertisement in another column.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The Democratic voters OF Wyandot county,
will please assemble IN their respective town
ships at the usual places Of holding elections,
on Saturday the 23rd Of Juue, for the purpose
of selecting Deleg ates 10 attend county
Convention to meet at Upper Sandusky, at
1lo'clock A. M. on Saturday the S0,h OF
Junes to selec suitable candidates to be sup
ported for the different county Offices, for this
county at the next October election. Also
TO adopt such measures in relation to appoint
ing delegation to the Congressional Con
venton, as said meeting may deem expedient.
1t is earnestly requested that full delega
ton from each township be in attendance, in
order to give full forse and satisfaction to the
deliberations of the delegations and voters
from each township.
The last enumeration is adopted as the ba-
sis of representation, at the ratio of one del
egate to every 25 white male inhabitants over
81 years of age. This will give each town
ship the following number of delegates:
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RIOT In NEW YORK.

10 our last weeks paper gave short
account Of a NEST disgraceful riot in the
city OF New York.
Our readers will remember that Mr..
Mscrsady. an English actor, came to
New York aud while performing "Mac
beth" the crowd in the Opera House hiss.
him Cd the stage in retaliation aud TO
svenge the treatment our countryman
Mr.. Forrest received from the hands OF
the British sometime since, when per
forming in Loudon.
Hare the matter would have ended, had
Mr. Mscready not attempted to perform
on the next evening, but 10 thus Mr.. Mac.
ready is not 10 be blamed so much as a
posse Of contemplate Cod Fish Aristo
crate aud worshipsrs Of all foreign fooIs
and nabobs.
The sverlastiDgly and eternalIy dis
graced Mayor oil New York will long be
remembered BY her citizeas. HIS mur.
deroDs hands are stained with the blood
Of bis fellow man, aud he will be rsmem,
bered BY the living as man void Of The
6rst principles oi humanity. Language
srdly cesduct Of Woedhull. the Mayor in
ordering out the Military, and the man
who ordered the irregular army" 10 fte
uPos the people assembled 10 lrsri Of the
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-05-25
Ws OF OHIO.

We this week commence the pubiica.
ton Of the General Laws Of Ohio. We
hope that all " no feel interested in un.
derstandiug the laws which govern them
will not neglect SO good an opportunity y
10 making themselves acquainted with a
matter in which all are SO deeply inter.
ested. The laws which viii be found in
the columns Of The PIenser will also be
an additional value to our paper, and
hence we hope TO increase our subscrip-
non list in order that We may comply TO
the promise We made in the first number
of the PioDeer-to get new tyre.
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CoNTRAsrs.-E How various are the fortunes
of mankind Some, in ease and comfort, en-.
joy constant prosperity; while others as con-
stanly struggle with misfortune and adversi-
ty, Some have constant sunshine -olhers,
only gloomy dismal night.
The difference seems mysterious, but it is
none the less real. Must this difference al
ways exists! May not some of the ills oflife
be removed, and should we not endeavor to
remove them!
DIR. Guysoit's Irtraet Of Yeliow Dock
and Sdrsnpariita will restore you to perfect
health, and set you on an equal footing with
those who pow seem more fortunate. Go to
Mr.. WIN. Kiskadden's Drug Store andsbuy a
bottle. Try it and you will surely he bene-
fited 13-4t.
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Who are The gnacks! Tne admin,stras
Tor Of oaIomel!--tne professor Of The wa.
ter cure! the disc pr Of The great Hah.
nemsnn Who admins ets his minute dozes
and wonders az The monhelief OF the Mill.
i0n!--the S: cam doctor!--tbe bosanical
docto,!-the mesmerizer! and the ten
thousand inventors of Patent acureailsf
which is THE one true system!--wepauss
for reply. Our Courts Of Justice show
the blistering. bleeding, calomel faculty
often arraigned for manslaught but like
a band Of brothers they swear each other
through thick and thin. The water cure
has men like Sir e. L. Bulwer TO prove
its powerful medicinal agency, over all
other remedies Then steps fortl, host
Of believers in Homeopathy the ONLY true
system say tbey,-oh no, il is steam only
says a most respectibles group, which you
can rely upon, il cured US when all else
fAiied;-hold! says another party, botanic
treatment has proved itself the only safe
aud reliable means Of cure. w have been
through all yonr systems and they all fails
ed botanical treatment cured su. A s
mud cry was heard as from millions of
<yoices; Vaughns Vegetable Litbontriptic
Great American Remedy,
after all other trials in all other medis
cInes had proved futile. save OUR lives
So we go reader, and the agents Of this
medicine in this place will give you
pam phlet, look into il. DR.. G G.: Vaughns
sIfihontrptic sells at a rate Of many thous
sands per year
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PLEASE TO READ THIS!
a GOOD ChANcE TO CLEAR FROM $500 TO
y ,NC0A YEAR.

GOOD CHANcE TO CLEAR FROM $500 To.
81 ,0C0 YEAR.
A GENTS WANTED, in every town
"A and county throughout the Union, to
sell SEARS NEW AND POPULAR
PICTORIAL WORK. universally &C.
know lodged to be the best and cheapest
ever published, as they certainly are the
most -aleable. Any active agent may
ciesr $500 or 81 90 ayear A cash cap.
i,al Of at least $25 or $50 will be neces~
sary. Full particulars Of the principles
and profits Of the agency will be given on
application, either personally or By letter.
The postage must in all cases be paid
Please TO address,
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
No. l26 Nassau street, New York.
6TNewspapers copying the above, i'm
clnding this notice. and give il eighi in
sertions, shall receive any one Of the
bound VOLUMES, which retail al from 81.
so TO 50 fsr volume. Send only one pa
per, directed as above.
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From the Detroit Free Press.

AWFUL CALAMITY.
Awful Disaster on the Hudson Rivers
The steamship Empire sunk-.A large
number of Lives Lost.
NEwBuEsu, N Y, May 1873, p NJ.
The steamer Empire of Troy, was run
in,o by the Noah Brown, of Troy. las,
night, and sunk he promenade deck be-
fore assistance could be had. Fortuna e.
ly the steamer Rip Van Winkle, upward
bound came to her assistance, aud rescu>
ed the lives OF three hundred passengers.
1t is impossible TO give an account Of the
number of lives lost. A small boat
frst came ashore with the bodies Of six
ladies, tsken from the wreck. Eleven
bodies have been iound, up to 8 o'clock
this morning. They have jus, pumped
the water from the BOILERS, and found the
body Of another Itdy.
New YoRw. May II, 1s49.
Later from the Wreck Of the Empire.
We have nothing later from the steamer
Empire. Persons have game TO see il any
bodies can be found and we are Informed d
By the Newburgh operator iu the Tele.
graph Office that it is probable they will
not return before late that night. The
tribune reporter has conversed with par
ties who were al the scene of the disaster
last Dight, who state that they have no
douqt soms 100 or more persons peri he'd.
This can hardly be go, az our later des,
patches mention that there are probably
no more than 90 or 80 lost.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-05-25

BLOODY AFRRAy.--lt 10 reported that
at a place called 'Tbe Point in Ponols
county "a bloody scene occnrred on Thurs
day last. Some men were playing cards.
Two Of tbem--a doctor and a young man,
names not rememb ered-- II out and con.
cinded to have a 6ghi with their 6sts)
and went out and stripped themselves,
but the young man declined. They then
resumed their game. After playing
while the young man said be was wiling
TO fight with knives whereupan the docs
tor commenced on him. Ahep few mu'
tual stabs the doctor killei him. HIS
brother thsn took il up, fought, and was
also kslled. The other brothers of the
two, OF whom there were, in all, eight
now attacked the doctor and ki He'd him
This is only one more OF the ten tho,is.
and multiplied scenes Of cnornity which
that fell curse gambling has entailed.--
Gambling aud drinking convert men from
men into blood.,hirsiy by enas, and stain
our race with foul nisdeeds and stain onr
race with foul misdaeds that would dis
grace a 6end.- Ieras Union.
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Truly, knowledge is power. 1t is
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The revelations contained in its pages
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TO CMIGRANTS.
sand 8 per yea

The inviting prairies Of Illinois. Iowa,
| Wisconsin. aud Missouri. and the rich
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| thousands of inhabitants ofihe cold rocky
INpi Of New Epgand aud the ard, worn
tout soil of the sauth.sasteru States, to try
their fortunes 10 these promising regSans
Of virgin soil aud congenial climate,
whore hope whispers that brighter aud
better days are in store for them.
Yet, alas! how few realize their fond
nticipations. Too soon, disease, in the
fo,m Of ag"e aud lever, bilious fever, re.
mittent and intermittent fevers, in sli
eirvaried and complicated forms, brings
them down on the sick bed to ling er, per.
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and on the first Indication Of disease, take
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would be saved. They never fail to re.
move disease when taken in time.
See Dr.. Brsgg's advertisement 10 ans
other column.
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Division Room,
Upper Sanduksy $ of I.
Nay 10 1SAQ

TO- lC1C. J
Ats meeting Of the brothers Of thi,
Order, held this day, the following reso
lutiops were unanimously adopted--
Whereas, God in his great wisdom ba,
seen Ct to remove by death, our brother
DANIEL WALKER, therefore
Rseoiued, That in the death of ouu
brother we, not only in the bonds OF fra.
te rnal love, but as brothers of the Great
Family Of which God n the Father, deep
ly sympatbze with the afflicted famil, in
this their hour Of bereavement.
Resolved, That in bis death his widow
has lost a kind and affec tiona's husba nd
his children an indnlgent parent, his rel.
auves true and faithful friend, the s. Us
Of Temperance an active and effictent
member, and the community at large a
worthy and respectful citizen: and we be
lieve what is their temporal loss is his
eternal gain.
Rrsoiped, That copy Of these resolu
tions he FURNISHED the Editors of our re
speciive paders for publ cation.
JOHN RAGON,
VIM BE\LS,
G. w. CRISW ELL,
A. e. HULBURD,
Comminee.
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.TnE NEW CONSTITUTION"

We forgot to notice in our last this invalu.
able publication, by 8. Medary Columbus O.
The third No. is on our table and contains
many valuable articles, among which will be
found the ordinance of '67. Every young
man in Ohio if he has not ady-should
Immediately subscribe for "The New Consti
tutlon." When completed it will consist of
400 pages in neat form for binding.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-05-25

Peter, Peter; see a toad said a liltlt
darke, to his brother, one day, as they
were digging over heap of manure.
'Wbere am he, Joe!'
'Why, right dar, don't You see i'm. Pa
ter!'
mo, / doesn't see i'm, strike him VIZ
de hoe. y
Joe hit the toad crack, which brougl b
Peter TO the ground. 4
Oh! you fool, Joe! dat was my toe!
seed dat all de.iime!
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Markets.
From the Ohio Statesman.

Cincinnati, .AprL 7.
FLoUK-Sules OF 1900 bbs. at 90 10.
Hocs-There is more doing to-day, ant
and prices are better.
PoRK-Mess $8
WHisKEy-P Prices have declined; price lGc
per gallon.
.New York. March, 9.
FLoUR-There is a disposition on the part
of the holders to sell, but there are few buy
ers at present rates, except for supplying i'm
mediate demand Prices for fair brands $5,-
lGa; good, IS 374; pure, S. 30
WHEAT-Prime White, 81 81.
PoRK.-- Market without change.
WnIskEy-25c- per gallon-market inac
i've.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the sub.
l scribsr has been appointed and qnal.
fled ss administrator Of the estate OF
John Frees, late OF Wy sndot county, de-
ceased.
GILBERT G. DART.
Dated ,his 25lh, day Of April A. d. is4s.
l0-3i.
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THE PIONEER.
UPPER sANDUsKY, MAY rs, Is4e.

We are authorized to act as agents for ].
B. Johnson, Book binder, Sandusky City, O.,
All persons wanting binding executed in a
good style, can be accommodated by bringing
their documents to our office, where they will
be punctually forwarded to the bindery--
completed and returned to our Office, where
the owners can receive the same by paying
charges.
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GF We learn from the Telegraphc news
the mournful intelligence eff the death of Gen.
Worth by Cholera. Also the death of the
Hon. Daniel Duncan at Washington City,
member Of Congress from Ohio. His disease
was consumption.
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Notice.

THERE will be a petition presented to
the Com,nissioners, Of Wyandot coDn-
~, Obie, at there session in Jues next,
PRAYING for road to be continued from
the north end Of 9Th street in Upper San.
dosky ranniag gu or near the old road. to
in,ersect the tifia road a. near the town
Of Upper Saadssky a. practicable.
April ash, ls49-4t.s