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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-03-16
Stolen Property!

ALL persons are hereby forwarnsd
IA against purchasing or Paying any Of
the foi.d. ing, d escribed notes of hand and
order; as they have been stolen from the
subscriber; who is alone entitled TO their
possession or to receive or collect the
sums due or TO become due upon them,
VIZ; n. !. = Y, -
One note made BY Pail F!Suber 10
Allen j. CbiIson for eight dollars, paya-
BILE four months. after the date thereof,
and dated January lst, l64s
One note made by the same to the same
for SIX dollars, pay able on the 10Th day OF
June.next. ~ ~ ,t
One note made BY DR.. David Adams, to
SAID Allen Chilsan for six dollars aud,
eft, cents, which was due some time in
Que ofdsrtdeal B 10 favst Of A. ]. chils
SOD bj Thomas Baker. eflAym NJ. buell.
for rto sollari and kfty sofe cents, dated
scma time 10 the mouth Of January, last.
ALLEN ). CHIbsON.
Upper s.Odusk!. o. Feb, c.l. isis;
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Another Victory.

Dr.. Bragg has effectually slienced and
pnt to fight the "fying artillery" of DR..
Sappington, in his hopeless effort to re-
store confidence in the trash now sold in
his name. 1t is hard to End one now who
viii purchase any other but the Indian
Queen Vegetable Sugar Coated Tonic
or Anti.Bilious Pills of Dr.. Braggs.-
Their grea. success ID Agne. Chill Fever,
Bilious Fever. Typhhs Fever. and other
diseases of the west ahd sohth. has secur.
ed for them the confidence of all classes.
and made them the most popular remedy
ofthe day. No wonder they should drive
all Other pills out Of use. We advise the
afflicted to made trial Of Them.
See Dr.. Bragg's advertisement 10 su.
other column.
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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-
cellany, 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, buta few
years since, was inhabited by the Red man
of the forest-bnt now the axe and the plow,
in the hands of the yeomanry, have caused its
fertile soil to yield full recolnpense 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 Jim
portance of having medium through which
to make known the advantages she possesses
All will receive a portion in due season. The
Farmer, the Mechanic, tie T.adesman and
the Merchant will find in the columns OF the
Pioneer, matters that will be interesting In
our political coruse we shall be firm, ndepen-
dent and uncompromising.
We shall endevor to be courteous to our
opponents, avoiding that low blllingsgate
which is too frequently INDUCED in by con-
ductors of public jurnals.
Bel,eveing that the doctrines of the whig
party if carried into effect would prove detri-
mental to our progressing and free institu
tions, and to the future destiny of this conso-
idated Republic, we shall ever be found bat
telling against the doctrines of that party.
We have "fung our banner to the breeze"
and it now remains with the people of Wy
andot County to say whether it shall float
triumphanty, or whether it must drop and fall.
Democrats Of Wyandot lend us helping hand.
TERMS OF sUBsCR CRIPTIoN
The paper will be published weekly,
per year, if paid in advance, at -. So 90
If not paid till the expiration, 49,. 2 SO
For six months, if paid in ADVANCE. 90
If at the expiration of six months, 80. SO
JOSIAH SMITH & ELIJAH GILES.
Upper Sandusky, Feb %, ls49.
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Nf0sa EXTKAONDINARY WORK!

PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION
BY DIR. A. III .M.aURICE.aU.

PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
BY DR.. A. " .MaURICE.lU
PROFESSOR or DISEASES OF WOMEN.
Sixth Edition. lSmo. PIP $50. Price ST..
1000 Copies soLD IN SIX MONTHS!
Years of suffering, of physical and men.
,al anguish 10 many an affectionate wife
and pecuniary difficulties to the husband
might have been spared; thousands now
poor would have enjoyed compet tence;
thousapds now broken in health would
have enjoyed it; hundreds now in their
graves been still alive, by timely pos,
session Of this work.
1t is intended especially for the mar
ried, or those contemplating marriage,
as it discloses important secrets which
should be known to them particularly.
Truly, knowledge is power. 1t is
health happiness, afiuence.
The revelations contained in its pages
have proved blessing TO thousands, as
the iDnumerable letters received by the
author will attest.
Here, also, every female-the wife, the
mo,her, the one either budding INTO wo.
manhood, or the one in the decline Of
years IN whom nature contemplates an
important change can discover the causes,
symp, oms and the most efficient remedies,
a., ror IN In of in ov ~
compliant to which her sex is subject.
ats Importance to the Married
may be gathered from the fact, tina, 1'rau-
eiiing Agents make from
Three to Five Dollars Day!
from its sale, hundreds of active, enter
prizing agents are accommodating a lirtle
compe tence from the liberal discount al
lowed, and the great demand for il. Or
ders are required to be accompanied with
payment.
Copies will be sent by mail free of post
age to the purchaser.
OvertweDiy thousand copies have been
sent by mail within three months with
perfect safety and certainty.
On the receipt oi One Dollar, the Mar
ried Woman's Private Medical Compan.
ion viii be sent (maifed FREE to any par,
Of the United States. All letters and ap.
pli cations from those desiring to become
ag ents must be postpaid (exccpt Il ose
containing remiltsnce) and addressed
10 DIR. A, NJ. Manriceau, Box 1924, New.
York City, Publishing Office, l29 Lib,
erty-st. New York.
The Married Woman's Private Medi>
cal Companion is sold by Booksellers
the United Statesi
January, 10, lS49.-~6m. So 90.
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Marktes
From the Ohio Statesman.

From the Ohio Statesman.
Cincinnati, March, 9.
FLouR-Sales of 1900 bbls. at 90 rs.
Hocs-There is more doing ,od day, and
and prices are better.
PoRK--Mess So
WHisKEy-Prices have declined; price 16c
per gallon.
.Netc York. March, 8.
FLouR-There is 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,
18a; good, SIS 37a pure, SIS 20
WHEAT.-Prime White, 81 27.
Pork Market without change.
WHiskKy-25c per gallon-market inac-
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Canals and Railroads have lost their novel
y; chemistry, geology. phrenology, and mes
mesrism are becoming settled as sciences
and still the world progresses. Man produ-
ces his likeness By light and sends his messa-
ges by lightning, and still the world pro-
gressss--progresses in liberal sentiments and
sciences.
DR.. Guysott has prepared a compound syr.
up Of the best vegetable subst ances known,
and which cure most Of the ills that flesh is
heri to- Try his Compound extract of Vel
low Dock and Sarsaparill, and you viii &C.
knowledge that sub the world progresses. Our
rssden will find The advertisement IN another
column.
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Forthe Democratic Pioneer.

lad TOT tne OemocFhltC u IoHeeT.
To the weary sailor. who has spent
years upon the trackless deep. the thought,
of homo comes like gentle abgel, TO
soothe each care and dispel every dark
and despondiDg thought
II snstains him under every trial, aud
serves as an incentive to put forth ever,
exertion, in the hour of danger. Amid
the widest confusion Of tho elements. one
thought of home, of beloved companion,
Of an affectionate father or mother, and
Of other attractions W hich centre there,
nerves lis arm to meet undismased, ev-
cry danger, to contend fearlessiy with
storm and wave, while hope, that sacred
inspirer Of the human breast, points to his
rustic dwelling; whispers that there are
brighter and happier days yet in reserve
within its hallowed precincts So with
the Christian. A weary voyage upon the
ocean Of time, driven about by adverse
winds and tossed by foaming waves, had
he not some bright star TO direct his vacs
must inevitably be his portion. Thatstar
has arisen.
II dispenses cheering light to wander
ing and benighted minds, illumins our
otherwise dark and dreary path,and guides
us TO happiness, 10 the Christians home.
1t exerts an influence which is savory
permanent and we trust constantly 10.
'creasiDg.
Hark! Hark! to God the chorn breaks,
From every host, from every gem;
But one alone, the Savior sr e AXIS,
Ii is the star Of Bethlehem.
IT is our guide, our light, our all,
II bids our dark torebodings ceasei
And through the storm and dangers
thrall,
II leads us to the port of peace.
10 prosperity il sheds benign radi.
ance around as, sweetening every pleas
nre, and confering perfect happiness; if
aught on earth can confer that precious
boon. In adversely it affords firm and
uDwavering support. Though b o e d
down by affection. heavy hand, its cheer.
ing rays revive our dropping spirits and
by hopes trembling pinions we soar away
TO forget the pains of the present, in the
joys ofthe future, forever our bright and
momentarJ aff lotions are dcstiped to ia
crease the joy, and happiness of our beat
fic abode. May we not, then, look for
ward with pleasing 'icipation, to those
scenes which faith even now veins through
the dim vster Of the future, where an ass
sembled universe shall IN to swell The
glad notes OF joy and praise. There we
shall find peace. JOY and happiness. There
will our faith be changed to frnition-
we shall behold our friends where kindred
spirits reunite TO part no more forever.
There we shall enjoy the socie,y of bles
men made perfect; be with the recipients
of Empy yrean joys, and bask forever in
the inexhaustahle fountain of pure Sub,
stantial, and untnterrupte ed felicily;w
pam, sorrow and despair are forever ex.
cluded.
Then safely moor 'd--our perils o'er,
Wen sing first in nights dsdem,
Forever, and forever more,
The Star.--the star OF Bethlehem.
A. NJ. NJ
Upper Sandusky. March 6. lS49.
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CONE ALL you THATLOYE
GOOD apples.

The season having arrived for trans
planting fruit trees, the subscriber living
two miles east Of McCatchensviile, sfe
for sale 100 different tarieties Of Choice
grated apple ,tees. Also wanted. three
or fur beef eai''e in exchange Tor f,ui,
trees. lPHEUS Russell.
McCatcbentille, Oct. Il, lsls--l-lf.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-03-16

The best ply sic for the mind is q good
hearty laugh. For ft Of the blues OF
an attack Of avarice. there ie nothing
tha, can be comparel with it. seems
TO stir the sugar in your composition, and
sets your ben evidence to effervescing like
SO much soda water.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-03-16

A great thought Is better than great
fortune and the blessings of its wealth is
perpetual. The presence of il 10 the soul
is like converse with an angel.
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o Y s r. Il S

To order. and ofbest quality and 80 large
that it takes two men. to swallow one.
Sole Leather, Swede Iron, and Ten
Thousand other articles not mentioned
for all ofwhich. C untry produce, furs and
MONEY will be taken in exchange,
WANTED, 10000 COON, 1000 MINK
AND 1000 OPOSSUM SKINS; Far which
The highes' prices will be paid in GROCE-
RIES or MONEY.
A. SAME g. Co.,
Dec ls, lS48-1e-tf
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Lumber Lumber.

Almost all kinds Of good lumber. foorss
ing boards. &c., will he taken at this Of
fee on Did subscriptions, as well as new
ones. Any persons wishing to pay in th,s
way can do so BY sending in their lumber
as SOON as convenient.
SMITH & GILES.
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The above property will be sold free OF
dover. Terms one-third In hand, one ,
third in six months and the remainder in
Que yeer with interest Oh the deferred
pay ments, froin the day Of sale.
A; o'HhRRA' Executors.
March 10, le4e.
There will be offered al The same time
and place the remaining Bndivid ed half Of
in lo' No. LIB, 10 The Tow6 sof Upper
w. RIsLEY.
S3;l2--3-4t.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-03-16
THE TAILORING
Executors Sale.

In Pursuance of an order from the
CURT Of Common Pleas of Wyandol Co.
Ohio, :here viii be sold al public anc.
ion on the 24lh day OF April. A. ID. 1s49
between the hours Of 10 A. NJ and P. M
Of said day at the door Of the Court House,
in the town Of Upper Sandusky, in the
County aforesaid, 10 the highest bidder.
The following real estate, as the property
Of Purdy McElvsin Dec, TO wit:
The f: half of the 8. W. quarter ofsec.
iien 30 in T. 2 s., r.. IA E., containing
50 acres valued at S7Sn
The above lot will be scld IN lots Of from
10 TO 20 acres TO suit purchasers.
Also; the S. part eliot No. Section 81
in Township 2 South, Range ia East.
containing IA acres valued at $3.50
On, lot No. III in U.Ssndusky yalned 200
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0rEdi,ofs copying the above prOspec.
tus aud this notice, aud noticing the Mag
azine editorislly, wllI be entitled to the
second volume of Holden Magazine hand
somely bouhd In muslin, and in addition
a splendid full length engraving, OF -ior-
ace Greely, Editor of the New York Tri
hane, drawn from life by DARLEy and en-
gravsd by RicHARDsoN. The book will
be mailed 10 such papers about the 10Th of
January, when il will he ready, on tue
reception Of a paper containing the ad'
and notice marked. Editors
copying this and NOTICE MONTHLY viii al
so receive the Magazine each month for
The coming year.
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bissoLuTioN. b

All persons indebted 10 iLe f'm Ct
Wheeler u Smith are hereby reqsesied
10 make payment ana safe cost.
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Dec IS, ls48-1e-tf.
in CHANCERY.

in CHANCERY'
Shepard :. p''''st' w,.pa., o.nn..
Nelson Hoddy,
Henry Freet
The sad Nelson lEoddy, HENRIETTA
Iioddy, vile 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 10 the
Court Of Common Pleas OF the county Of
Wyandot, and State of Ohio, a bill III
Chancery against the said Nelson Hoddy,
Henryetta Hoddy and Henry Freeu; the
object and prayer Of which bill is TO fore
closure mortgage executed January 81 !,
lS48, and delivered 10 Roswell Perry by
The said Nelson 6c lienryeita TO secure the
payment, Of a note given to said Perry by
said Nelson II ddy. ior the Sum of S92
forty hundredths dated September 2Sth.
IS47- winch note and morigate has been
assigned to Plaintiff, and TO subject the
lands described in ss i'd bill and mortgage
to the payment of said note, and inieresr;
and The said Nelson Hoddy. Henryetts
Hoddy wife OF said Nelson and Henry
Erect, are further notified, that unless
they appear and plead. answer or demur
10 the said Bill within sixty days after
the next term 6f said Court, the said
Shepard Patrick at the Term next after
the expiration Of said sixty days. will sp-
ply 10 said Court to take the matters of |
the bill as confessed and to decree there.
on accordingly.
PA. Tyler,
Sol for Complt
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OYSTERS KICKING!
New Grocery in Town.!

IL. HE Subscribers feel confident that
they can sell lower than any other estab-
llshment in this or any other town in
Northern Ohio, in consequence of buying
al so low aud reduced prices. The Gro.
cery is on the Saudusky Avenue, just a
few doors south of the Upper Sandnsky
Hotel.
Bring in your Produce or Money.
Here is the place to make your pennies
count and get value therefore.
Their groceries consist Of the foIlowinS
and many other articles:
Liquors inferior to none, and of any
quantity.
Nuts, Coffee, Powder, Fish,
Candies, Tea, Shot, Herring,
Cinnamon Sugar, Lead, Crakers
Pepper, Molasses, Alum, Cakes,
Spice, fubscco. Rosln, Cheese,
Gloves, Cigars, Tar. Raisins,
Pipes, Stuff, Indigo, Flxins,
FLOUR by the barrel, bas or pound, ),
just To snit purchasers.
Pressed and mould Candle at reduced
price. and warranted to burn without
snufing.
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IN wYANDoT COMMON PLEAS.

IN WYANDOT COMMON PLEAS.
John Freet &
Cbristeney Freet,
va.
Peter Baum,
William Combs,
Barbary Combs. ,;,;
Daniel Walters, fo' f''''''oo'
Susannah Walters,
Michael Baum,
Elizabeth Baum,
Catharino deeper, and
Ann Cathaiine Baum
The said Peter Baum, William Combs
& Barbary Combs, his wife OF Calf CouD
~ aud State OF Missouri. Daniel Walters.
aud Snsannah Walters. his wife, of Craw
ford coiDty, Ohio, Michael Baum, Eliza.
beth Baum, Cltnarine Leeper aud Ann
Catbarine Baum of W, atdot county,
Ohio, will take notice that a petition
was filed against them on the 9th day of
March, A. ID. 1910, in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas OF Wyandot county, Ohio, and
is now pending, wherein the said John
Freet and Christeney Erect his wife, de-
maud partition Of thefullowipg real es-
tate TO wiG known as part of the north
west quarter Of fractional sect on one. in
township one, south Of Range fohrteen.
and known as jacob l3aum's farm Aud
that al the next term Of said court, sppli
cation will be made by the SAID John
Freer and Christeney Freet his VIE. for
an order that Partition hay be made OF
said premises.
JOHN FREET,
CHRISTENEY FREET
BY P. A. TYLER, their Atty.
Dated March 9th, 1S49--6t. $425
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On hand every Time!
If you want New and Cheap Goods!!!
GALLON
I'D. g. w. AYRES,

Who are receiving and opening an exteu-
sive lot Of the latest fashion and well Sc.
lecred FALL and WINTER GOODS,
Jusl opposite the new Court House. where
goods will be seld as cheap as they can
lie purchased in Upper Sandnsky.
Their stock consists of every thirg
usually kept in stores in this place:
BROAD CLOTHS, CASSIMERS,
Twedes, Jeans, FIannels, Muslins, Glng.
hams, BombaziDes. Calicoes, ,Shawls
aud Bonnets.
They have also on hand very large Sc
lection of
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-03-16
HATS and CAPS; BOOTS and SHOES.
Glass and HardsCGre!

Nails, Iron, Forks and Shoyels.
FRESH CERIES-Teas, Cot
fee. Sugar, Pepper, &c. &c.
ANY QUANTITY OF QUEENSWA ARE.
1t is deemed unnecessary to numerate
any more articles, as those who give them
cal will find themselves suited 10 quail
ty prices and quantity.
PRODUCE, of almost every descrip.
ion, and hides will be taken ib exchange
for goods.
Nov. 3, iS4S Att
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PR M

Postmasters or others, sending 20 names
and 6 is, will receive Volume ii OF Hold
ems Magazine handsomely bound IN mus
lin, and gilt-edged.
Address, post paid,
CHARLES w. HOLDEN,
100 Nassau street, New York.
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LARGE AND spLENDID ARRIVAL
N AT THE
YELLOW CORNER,
VIEW GOODSu
& Anderson

Are now opening a large stock Of FALL
and WINTER GOODS, carefully selec-
ted from tile latest importa,ions and man.
ufactured articles. The stock will con
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GOOD STORE /!

large assortment Of the latest style
Of Fur, Silk, Bnens Vista, and Houston
Hats; Fur. Cloth and Plush Gaps, for me n
and hnNs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-03

creased pfoduct oi fifteen bushels oil Wheat u w
tanned, weighing, iacluiiDg both grain ano straw,
neatly Two thousand pounds; IN The case y coi"
even in1e. .l1ch me greater portion q ,iiis -
supposed to be derived irom II. soi'i aou hehee
Inc inference That s1ch excessive demands edh'
not ne continued without exhaustion b"' '.
know very lllie oil these hidden operations o.
nature; he OILY positive conclusions we can
draw are from observation and experience. Se'-
tain i : hat tue action OF auano IS as stIlnl"s
On Old fields = oducing nothing nu' Seusc 81"
ichens--oa naked ground ifGc when al w
sll uas he'a washed otf-on The sizes oi 90
roads gals, and other places, long SINCE fe''ucru
10 4 sag oi absolute sie,i iiy-as on hloie ID
yofet situations. IL then II has Toe property "
me- king rich land poor, il has also Inc 'refit u
making poor land rich No experience has ye'
served 10 show that guano has any such e. e.
neusirs etec, az some nave aPpiehen"eu. ~
he contrary, all the facts connected WIN -
wvEli Justly the inp! cnce iha' me 'esela"ie
matter oil sois IS well nigh nexhaus'aoie =! ma
they posses principle If vitality capapie, III
,seir lowest s,are. q, b,iEg reused iaio &C ION
h: appropriate STIMULATES. The subject OF soiis
i one IN which The learned are no! much wiser
ian lie ignorant; lur chemical analyses nave
Jailed 10 point gu! The precise difference between
1 punf soil and .eui,e one. Il is The product
alone ina enables US concinsively to determine
which is itch and which IS poor bu', aPai'
RON ms, alirsasoniaa which goes 10 prove me
impo:cFishng etIrcs oil eaaho, Is louhosn 'n
cons" 81 culture, which none wnusa oe uisposeu
d c,glcc, ujih system q Improvement; thal
al cxaciin,. tom The soil every ting which u y
CAPABLE Of yie!ns, Uilhoui making any 'c'uih
tor is boun'y .,,
There aie two varieties ot guanu extensively
u.et, lie Peruvian and The Palasonian. Inc
Pefngian is hy far The mosl valuable, ana coin.
manl, much higher price. Being hronsn'
from ! region il which no aiu ever lails, u is
p.,.c,lgdfy or al least possesses no other niois-
IRE ma what IL imbibes from the atmosphere.
Il IS ale .re, from rocks bones and other extra
nsous mailer The Palagonian IS very camp
containing 30 or p per cent OF moisture; ana
cuns dcIabic quantity Of gravel Or small stones.
II tun were ;quag Try an clear Of ImPaff'ts
thee wuGll, probably, ne bni little difference IN
their relative value. As We iind them when
Peruvian is worm $50 per ion, patagonian ougn!
nj, 10 command more than S25. But me Gispr'-
pcrlun in price has hitherto heen less Than this;
he siaa,:nld value OF Peruvian being assumed
II $50 Palasooian has usaally been solo al S3o
OF S35.
II a subsequent article, | design furnishing
rsacl dteciloas Tor 10 application OF suano, 70
be followed By anoiher, containing eetai oil
many Interesting results, which will establish all
that ma been said 10 lis commentator
THOS. 5. PLEASANTS.
Petersburg JUNE 1919
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-03
MONA
From tte Union.
LINES ON THE DEATH OF EX-PRESI-
DENT POLK.
By JOHN q eEasE.

-,
NC edsie uds e'o"Peu ''''' "'s o>'J '" s''
"A star mas gone ou' rom rs pam 10 ~. sas,
a Statesman mas iaien III n's p'"Ls :. 'euoS"'
=.
Then nalioW MS SlaVe-lay n'tn uo"h ~ NJ
rest,
Where Memory sha ! water ne tuff on MS peas,
AnQ the SUI WINS ~ suibinei o'Sh = 40 =
pose
In his own Tennessee, Where Inc CuGloefiahu