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PROSPECTUS
. FOR THE
Democratic Pioneer.

The undersigned have this day entered in
to copartnership for the publication of the
Democratic Pioneer, to be devoted to Poll.
tics, Literature, Education, Agriculture, Mis-
celany, the general news Of the day, &C.,
&c.
In Politics, the Pioneer will advocate the
principles of the Democratic party, with firm
ness and zeal, keeping in view the great
principles taught by the immortal Jefferson,
and also the interests Of the young and grow
ing county of Wyandot, which, but few
years since, was inhabited by the Red man
of the forest--b but now the axe and the plow,
in the hands of the yeomanry, have caused its
fertile soil to yield a full recompense to the
| labors of the husbanman. IF the tide of en-
igration continues to flow in as it has for the
last few years, Wyandot county will ere long
be one of the first in the State, hence the'im-
portance Of having medium through which
to make known the advantages she possesses.
All will receive portion in due season. The
Farmer, the Mechanic, tie Trndesman and
the Merchant will find in the columns OF the
Pioneer, matters that will be interesting. In
our political coruse we shall be firm, indepen-
dent and Incorporating.
We shall endevor to be courteous to our
opponents, avoiding that low billingsgate
which is too frequently INDUCED in by con
ductors of public jurnals.
Belleveng that the doctrines Of the whg
party if carried into effect would prove deri-
mental to our progressing and free institu
tons, and to the future destiny of this consol-
i1ated Republic, we shall ever be found bat
telling against the doctrines of that party.
We have flung our banner to the breeze"
and it now remains with the people of Wy
andot County to say whether it shall float
triumphonty, or whether it must drop and fall.
Democrats Of Wyandot lend us helping hand.
TERM s OFsU CRIPTIO
The paper will be published weekly,
per year, if paid in advance, at -. 50 90
If not paid till the expiration, ..... 2 so
For six months, if paid in advance. 90
If at the expiration of six months, -. ] so
JOSIAH SMITH & ELIJAH GILES.
Upper Sandusky, Feb. 90, l649.
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Prospectus
or THE
VesO Constitution.

|
We sball Issue. during the summer,
/. pamphlet weekly, 10 pages, in form 70
/ binding, under the title of the .Mew Con
siifution, commencing about the first O
May next, and 10 continue sic months
making work Of AGO pages with a iii
page md inder at the close for reference
for ONE DOLLAL copy.
For FIVE dollars seven copias, and 70
ten dollars, fifteen copies. Thus ,ei
dollars will purchase 6,sU0 pages of close
reading matter.
The work will favor what its name pur'
ports, NEW CONSTITUTION, yet i,
will admit able and we'll written articles
on all sides of every question, that those
who read il may see what is said by all
parties. |, is by this means alone that
the pc ople can arrive at sound and jus
conclusion. We therefore invite all " ri
ters Tho desire TO ire al the subject fairly
as correspondents OF THE NEW CON
STITUTlON.
The design Of our work is; lst, to en-
force the the necessity Of a frequent re'
curreneeto first principles--2d, 10 show
The Importance Of the ndamental law
corresponding with the growth Of oui
state md the progress OF liberal senii.
ments--3d. the security of natural rights
by charter made and adopted by the
people themseIyes--ihe experience of the
past deyolying and directing the necessi.
ties Of the future.
A total reform in our Judiciary system
and the practice of our courts.
The election Of oil officers by THE
PEOPLE.
No oinc,ease Of the state debt, except
By vote Of the people themselves.
A sys EN- of common schools and Of ed
ncaiion, worthy the sge aud the state.
Notegisla,ion. but what the people can
reform or snnul, when found injurious.
These are few of the principles, hast.
lily thrown together, which shall receive
the attention of 'Fhe New Constitution.
Long have we looked forward to the
time when we could perform our dury in
a contest of the kind now before us, and
we enter the lists full of courage aud full
Of hope.
There is progressing, reforming, rad.
ical spirit spreading over the civilized
world and let Ono not be the lost 10 par
AXE of the regenerating spirit.
Or All Post Mastels are authorized to
receive subscrpiion, and act as agents
generally. Money always in adeance.
Gt- Friends of The New Constitution
every where are requested to act as a.
gents and Correspondents.
GrSvbscrip,ous Should be early for
warded, that we may have some data BY
which we can calculate the proper NUN
ber # the work to begin with.
s. MEDARY.
Columbus o.. March l84A
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D Y s TER S

To order. and Of bes, quality, and so large
tha u takes two men to swallow one.
Sole Leather, Swede Iron, and ten
thnnsand other articles not mentioned
for all otwhich, Country produce, furs aud
MONEY will be taken in exchange
WANTED, 10000 COON, 1000 MINK
AND 1000 OPOSSij M SKINS; For which
the tngher' prices Will be paid IN GROCE.
RlES or MONEY.
A. SAME e. Co.,
Dec lS, 1S48-le-tf
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Lqsnber., La.mber..i

Almost all kinds of good lumber, foor
ing boards. &C., will be taken at this Of
hce on old subscriptions, as well as new
ones. Any persons wishing to pay 10 this
way can do so by sending in their lumber
as soon as convenient.
SMITH d GILES.
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NOTICE

AT my instance a writ Of atiachmen
was this day issued by Abraham My
era. a Justice of the Peace Of Crawford
Township, in Wysodot County, against
the property and effects Of Samuel kosht,
a non resident Of this county.
JOHN FOSTER.
Dated this c2ad dsy Of March A. D. Isfa
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Cautioni

hereby csa,ion all persons from pur
chasing a note Of hand given by me. 90
Samuel Kosbt for "a dollars, dated March
Hih. le49, parable eight months ate,
date, said note Was obtsioed without co o.
sideration.
MICHAEL GRUssEL.
March q, Is4s-5-3L
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A LII persons having wheat 10 dispose of
"A will fnd ready market BY calling on
ihe subscriber at the Indian Mill, where
the nieHEsr PRICES will be paid.
GEORGE MYERS.
ApriIelh, ls4s--6-tE
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The Leading Periodical in america.
Godey's Lady's Book,
For 1849.

UEDlCATED TO IF1E LADIES Or 1 IG
UNITED STATES.
Edited by SARAH J. HALE,
GRACE GREENWOOD,
A Novelette, by MISS E. LESLIE, who
contributes 10 every No.
N p. WALLIS Original ScriPtural
Poetry.
r. s. ARTHUR, who contributes to ev
cry No., illustratises ofCroome's Sketch.
es of American Character.
We intend merely to give notice of
our intentions for next year, leaving to
others long advertisemeDts-'full ofsound
and furyssignifying nothing
Agreeaby to the practice of last year,
the publisher Will issue as good number
each month as he does in January. This
is a novel feature in Magazine publishing.
During the whole Of last year he gave
more eDgrayngs and more reading mat
ter than any OF his contemporaries, and
will continue TO do SO neat year. Those
az IA st, har ha tn HaF
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OYSTERS KICKING!
New Grocery in Town!

a. HE Subscribers feel confident that
they can sell lower than any other es,ab.
hshment in this or any other town in
Northern Ohio, in consequence of hny ing
at 80 low aud reduced prices. The Gro,
cery is on the Sandusk, Avenue. lust a
few doors south Of the Upper sSandusky
Hotel.
Bring in your Produce or Money.
Here is the place to make your pennies
count and get value therefore.
Their groceries consist ofthe follow IN
and many other articles:
Liquors ln(elior to none, and of any
quantity.
Nuts, Coffee, Powder, Fish,
Candies, Tea, Shot, Herring,
Cinnamon Sugar, Lead, Crakers
Pepper, Molosses, AlIum, Cakes,
spice, Tobacco. Rosin, Cheese
Gloves, Cigars, Tar. Raisins.
Pipes, Stuff, Indigo, F,xins,
"fLt UR by the barrel, bag or pound
just 10 suit purchasers.
Pressed and mould Candle at reduced
price, and warranted to burn without
snut tfiug,
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DIssoLpTIoNs

All persons indebted to the frm Of
Wheeler g. Smith ars hereby reqa estsd
10 make payment and cav cost.
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Executors Sale.


ip rurs"a"cs ", d" u'Iv' ''" ,'e
C"uft OF Iemihon r'ess o' "!anuo' o.
oh'o' mere w',i oe s''" az Pao,,o ,o a"c'
l'"n on the 24'h day o, Hpfn' A. -. IN12
between me ho"fs OF ~ W anu - = M
J., 10 tn,.n of uoner Sapduskv in the
ro,ntv ,faross;1 to tIe h;phest bidder
,he fnllowine real estate. as the property
of Pordy McElyain Dec, to wit:
" w.. q,
me f. na'' o, we . I""i'e' u seo'
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Sherih's S Sale.

DY virtue Of wand ex out of the Court
Dof Common Pleas of Wyandot Count,
Ohio, aud TO me directed, j, shall offer
at Public sale at the door OF the Cour'
house, in the town Of Upper Sandusky
in said County, on Tuesday the "a day oI
April next, between the hours OF IO o.
clock A. NJ, aud a clock p. Nj. of said
day, the foloSing described lands to wit;
Tue west half of the north cas- quarter oi
section twelve. Township four, south ol
range twelve East, containing eighty
acres more or less, taken and levied upon
as he property ofDaniel Snide rto satisfy
said writ in favor OF Pomeroy A. Blanch
ard. u
Appraised al $s26,4O.
t. BAIRD,
Sheriff w. G.. D.
March 80, ls49-4w-S1,6 ,62i.
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p EE
"a Upper Sandusky .. on the 1st day o
April lS49.
Arnold A S Inman A. B.
Bowlas Jacob Kear Jonathan
Bugh Samuel Long Amos d
Beesee q. w. Lewis Lemnel
Branker George Leeper Thomas
BoIand William Longby Z I'll
Burion.E l. Lesley George w
Boyd James Moore John
Beary William Moore EMS
Barber Henson McQuown Thomas
Bnrser Jacob Mann John jr
Brluger George Man John
Barber Fanny Maddox James
Brainerd Mr. Mattison Job 3
Carr Harrison Morris Joseph
Case John Maddox Henry
Cary John r Myers George c.
Crawford John Morris James Nj 2
Chappell J II McConnel James
Corbin James Newman Amos
Carr Ransom Rogers A p
Crozier &c Ruch George
Cook John b Robinson William
Deal George Reed David
Deacon Eliza Shoemaker John
Eberly Elizabeth Schectala C
Fir David Schwrlk Frederick
FIssol Jacob Smith Daniel
Farote Lytle Smith Jacob
Fuller G. Y. Stephen Isaac
Fowler j Il Straw Lasen
Fowler John Shamb augh VIM
Giesuor CLANCY Slocum Amos
Graham Daniel Schinder John 2
Gilbert Amariah Schwartz Louis
Croft VI ID Shoots Barton
Graner Isaac Sharp Mathew
Howell Andy Start John
Hofuer Frederick Tunker I
Hodg Miss Becky Tuttle Elizabeth
Harris J. Turner Henry
Howay George Taylor l.
Henrick John Wolf Christian
Harman James Wilson John
Hoges Rebecca Jane Wise Christian
Hexter LeWH Wood John
Huffman JoGn Walker Mise Fanny
.Ischsnan Christian Young Lewis
J. SMITH, p. NJ.
April Is,, ls49.-3w-lO0 500;
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IN CHANGER F.

Shepard Patrick.
VS. Wyando, Common
Nelson Hoddy,
HenryetIa Hoddy, s. Pleas.
Henry Freet
The SAID Nelson ioddy, Henrvetta
lIoddy, wife Of said Nelson and Henr,
Freet, are hereby notified that on the 9th
day of March. A. d. l849 Shepard Pat,
rick of Huron County, Ohio, filed in the
Court of Common Pleas Of the county of
Wy andot, and State of Ohio, a bill In
Chancery against the said Nelson Hoddy.
Henry eta Hoddy aud Henry Freet, he
object and prayer of which bill is to fore.
closure a mortgage executed January 81 4,
lS48, and delivered 10 Roswell Perry by
the said Nelson IL Henryetta TO secure the
payment, Of a note given to said Perry BY
said Nelson II ddy, for the Sam of S92
forty hundredths dated September 25Ih,
lS47- which note and mortgate has been
assigned TO Plaintiff, and to subject the
lands described in said bill and mortgage
TO the payment of said note, and interest;
and the said Nelson's Hoddy. Henryetta
Hoddy wife Of said Nelson and Henry
Erect, are further notified, that unless
they appear and plead, answer or demur
TO the said Bib within sixty days after
the next term OF said Court, the said
Shepard Patrick at the Term next after
the expiration Of said sixty days, will ap-
ply TO said Court 10 take the matters OF
the bill az confessed aud TO decree there
on accordingly.
p. A TYLER,
Sol for Complt.
Dated March 9Th, Is4e-6,. $3.50
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PETER A. TYLER,
.4ttorney at Lato and Solicitor IN Chancery
WILL practice Law in this and adjoining
Counties, and punctualy attend to all
business entrusted to his care
OFFICE, in McCutchenvill.
Dec. 9, 1S45.--l4-tf.
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Last of Letter.

ID EMAlNING in the Post Office al
Upper Sandusky .. on the 1st day OF
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Market for Wheat! !!

April ls.. ls4s.-sw-lOO So 90;
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SIcKENING SIGHT. The following de-
scrlpuon OF the brutal hanging of three negroes.
IN Charleston, the other day, for running away
rom the Work house, "a place in which slaves
are confined, starved, and whipped, not like the
servants OF men, but like the victims of inhuman
monsters. whose highest Joy is derived from the
torture u human iesh,) we take from the North
Carolinian:
ID The three ring leaders of the revolt were
nuhg, and two more were in durance VILE
lhey hung those fellows on the yard arm princi.
PIE used III the navy, instead of the usual meth.
od oy drop. 1t made quick work of them. A
lour hundred pound weight at one end OF cord
run through pulley, and the culprt at the 9th.
er END on the ground, was jerked by the falling
OF the weight, from terra frma, into mid air, in
the twinkling OF an eye AS the poor devil twir
lea round with outstreched legs, and a CHASTITY
grin on his counenance, wicked wag hinted
something about dancing the Polka on nothing.
AS tue corpses were cut down, they were laid
under the gallows, that each, as he came IN,
might see the bitter and agonizing fruits Of DISC
Dedlence and rebellion. Their bodies were trans
erred to the medical hospital for dissection. -
Inc city guard was out to preserve ordel, and
showed praiseworthy discipline and accuracy of
drll."
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QUIZZlCALITIES OF THE TEN NESsEE
ELECTION

Mr.. G. Hanna, one OF the defeated candidates
in Shelby county, Tenn, issued an address few
days after the electon-a sort of posthumous let
ter of detence-in reply to the electoneering at,
tacks OF his successful opponents. The following
is passage in which he vindicates himself against
the reproach of having worn too many shirts
when he was in college:
CHOW, fellow citizens, understand the gen.
tleman speaks oil me personally and not POLITICAL
ly-he says that he and myself were college
mates together, aud goes back into particulars -
lie says, as understand, that when at college
never changed my shirts, but as one became I'M.
clean instead of taking it off placed clean one
over il; and also that his recollection furnishes
him with the following facts, vz:-That when
returned home from college upon Que occasion,
my mother ordered me 10 unshirt myself, when
to her establishment, DOTTED at one shuc king
thirteen shirts, the one over the other. This
caumny deny, and challenge the gentleman to
the proof His statement is false in fact and in
inference; in TACT, because he over-rates the
number, and in inference, because, fellow citi
zens, never in my palmiest days cherished such
arlstocratic notions as these. But | will here
inform the gentlemen, that never had on at any
one time more than seven shirts-and | adopted
1t as an economical way OF wearing my shirts in
my youthful days, TO save the expense OF wash
ing, whilst was from home at college; and
also will say TO the gentleman who was my
honor able competitor, that at the time of which
ne speaks know OF my own certain knowledge
that he himself was quite scarce OF shirts, and
adopted the plan to preserve my own shirts from
the use OF other people.
$50 you see, fellow citizens, to what low and
cunning devices these political gentlemen stoop,
Tor political effect aud tor party purposes. Now,
trust have succeeded in mailing this foul cal
umny to the counter, and that its auther will
meet with just rebuke at your hands, for utter
ing such etaced SANDER, without even the
semblance OF truth in it.
"F eliow-citizens, just take the matter home to
youfselVes-dId any OF you even have on, at any
time, as many as thirteen shirts? The idea is
Preposterous-Ior do not think that any natur.
al born citizen Of this country has as many as hir
teen shirts TO his name. The gentleman has done
me great injury in supposing such an absudity"
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To THE EDITOR THE SPY
Dear Sn-Permit me return thanks to all classes of
your citizens particularly to Hon Ira Barton, E. f. Dixie,
u NJ Rice, and WIN B. Maxwell. Esqr>, who so kindly, al
though exceedingly hurried by business devoted nearly two
whole days in soliciting AID for tins humble cause to
your city Saor the large and neg ect
ed class OF men call your attention the evils Of he
use Of ardent spirits ran and the abuses
the power of hogging.
spoke not frem heresay, but from acts-ac which the
community could have idea Of except they had been
witnesses have been engaged in this enterprz about year;
have expended my ALL could do did not
the mission until had requested the persona who have had
charge of the interest, of tie sailors years. who
literally paid for looking ar taking care the
ofseamen From them | expected both aid and sympathy.
The only assistance have received from any individual
nected with any society for the benefit of seamen that their
agents have in the groest cowardy manner attacked
me, almost daily in an undetermined Manners causing much
loss OF time and money 10 deed against their SANDERS
My whole time and all the my command have been
devoted TO this matter. have not lain down 10 sleep
- O'Clock any night since have been engaged my present
unhankiu effort 10 raise the character of the sailor and do him
PRACTICAL good.
wish TO say, here, that am in way connected with any
Society, directly indirectly, having for Seam,
Friend Society," and that know such out of Boston,
such larors have aked-nor would accept Of any
connection with Them lfhey feel interested in tie objects
which am engaged is vey easy TO employ separate agency
All wish the thg carried, care not by whom.
have been left alone to contend against the influence of ship
owners naval Officers and he general prejudice against the
sailors have not been LEI alone. Professional paid friends
ofeamen like the dog the Munger they do no good
themselves nor permit othes to do it, have made up nv
mind TO continues if compelled 10 beg my bread from door
to door.
Expenses in Worceser-Board, S. printing 81; REM
ofhal, So postage 50 Is writing and distributing notices
to churches $3.50, time at 81 per day, ST. two Geographic
dispatches go cts incidental expenses in wahing porerage
errands, &C. $325 have been all times particular in
my particularly Ohee. that the community may
know how much am crsmped
When first started, kept clerk not able TO
do Had been clergyman, and known nothing of the
life, hardshps, privaons Of SAILORS life except hearsay
could obtain money enough and TO spare am only sailor
aud feel daily Had been educated man, and of q rich
family, would attack with impunity My moral
character and motives Questioned by who ought
have done the work long ago that am doing now.
| ledpe he following sums.
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SINGULAR PREMoNiTIos In an interest pg arti.
Gle in the Christian Examiner for tic present month, MIR
Ticknor mentions singular fact IN connection with the
deaths OF the elder and younger Buckmnister, father
and son. The Isuer, after sudden attack died in Bos
ton on the 18Th Of June, 1912, ncon His father who
was iourneymg for his health, died in Vermont the
next morning. without any knowledge Of his sons con.
dltIon but saying with almost his last breath"My son
Joseph is dead "-addng, when assured he must have
dreamed-hei Is dead J" The effect was electric, and
(adds Mr. I however accidental the coincidence might
be, and howevermen might he persuaded that was 20
al acknowledge lis srangeness, and few failed to be
conscious ofss euce. sgal. lia i.47 a.aa.
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| ORAToRY. ElequeDce, we are persuaded
VIII never flourish in America or at home so
long as the public taste is MANTLE enuogb to
measure the value OF speech by the hours n
occupies, and to exalt copousness and fertility 10
the absolute disregard Of compression The eff.
cacy and value of compression can scarcely he
overrated. The common air we beat aside with
our breath, compressed has force Of gun BOW.
der and VIII rend the solid rock, and o 1t is with
language. gentle stream Of persuasiy eness
may flow through the mind, and leave no sedi.
ment; let il come at blow, as cataract and II
sweeps before it. II is By this magnificent com.
preston that Cicero confounds Catalina and Dem.
osthenes overwhelms Eschnes; by this that
Mark Anthony, as Shakespeare makes him speak
carries the heart away with bad cause .bv This
that Lady Macbeth makes us, for the moment
sympathze with murder. The language ii
strong passion is always terse and compressed.
genuine conviction uses few words there IL
something OF artihce and dishonesty in a long
speech. No argument is worth using. because
none can make deep impression that does NOT
bear to be stated in single sentence. Our
marshalling OF speeches, essays and books. ar.
cording to their length deeming that a great
WORK when covers great space-this "iDordi.
nate appetite Tor printed paper" which devours
so much and so Unfortunately that it has no
leisure Tor fairly tasting anything, is perncious
10 all kinds oil literature, but fatal to or tory He
VINO aims at perfection is forced t, shun nonn
rarity and steer wide OF it; the orator wbo must
court popularity, is forced 10 reDounce the p,,r
sun oil genuine and lasting excellence.
B,sga4 Westminster Rep;e,p
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Adams s Co.'s California Nvn,o..

extended their Express to Cniforna on ,aa ney have
FIancIsen sia la arc Packages Specie Sc 10 San
Chagres, sending SPECIAL AGENT ,hrorssh steamer for
TO its immediate delivery. 49, "''"'' III person,
our hrst Express will leave New York on So,,,,5
.oN oeP.snt0er " the Steamer EMPIRE CITY nnds,
the direction OF Mr. D. H. HAsKELL who has for sva.e
our boston Office and who has been admitted nar, ~
our business there. '"o SohTol OF
o. Letters for Valparaiso, Callao, Sandwich yslan5.
Chagres L. L. MASON 49,, LUX ior
sept7. d2twlt as3 Main H. sWr,..L
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years Of age on Wednesday last went on board :
canal boat near Pittsburgh. Hearing : ho, =
oicw, and wishing to ascertain whether the boa,n
was about starting, he put his head out Of ,hs
cabin window, just at the time when another boa,
happened to be passing, which came in contact
with his head, and cut off the scalp, to the bone
with as much precision as 1t could have been
done by the knife OF an Indian. The poor fellow
tainted several times while the flesh was being
sewn on, and will have deep scar all around his
head to the hour OF his death. 800
gg4.4er Cleveland True Democrat.