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the measure. Tales absurd and ridiculous
falsehoods, s..'thick as leaves. in Vallombro-
sia, win be resorted to, hi order to create
doubt and to prevent men from voting
on this question, for they who vote for Re-
presefitntiyessto to the Legislature, and do not
vote on the question Of callidg q Conven-
ton, in reality. from the peculiar wording
of the Constitution, vote against the prop-
ositien, This fact Is well known to the
enemies of Reform; and on this loop in the
Constitution they hang their hope of de-
feating the measure. This fact should be
explained, and the people made to under,
stand that other important fact, that even
if the Convention when it meets, should nod
adopt such Constitution as the people
need, or if they should engraft upon it any
proposition obnoxious to the feeling of tho
people-or if any provision should be
deemed subversive Unpopular liberty, wrong
or unjust, that the Constitution can be rel
jected, for it never will, and never can bel
come the supreme law Of the state, until il
passes the ordeal of the popular will through
the ballot boxes until majority of the
voters, first accept it, at the annual elec-
ton. This fact known.-..for fact Il is will
at once overthrow, the strongest objection
yet raised to voting for Convention tc
remodel the state Constitution, Until a
new Constitution is ratified by the votes o.
the people, the present Constitution will
remain in as full and binding force, as now
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of an execution to me directed
out of the Court of Common Pleas of Wy
andot county, Ohio, will oGer at public
sale at the door of the court house in the
town of Upper Sandusky, in said county,
on the 25th day of October next, between
the hours of 10 o'clock. A. M. and 4 o.
clock, P. M of said day, the following de-
scribed land to wit: In lot No. three hun
drcd and nine, (3o9) in the town of Upper
Sandusky, in said county. Taken as the
property of John Maddux at the suit Of
Samual Smith.
Appraised at one hundred dollars
....-. r. BAIRD, Sheriff, W. c. 0.
Sep. go, 1849.-29-4t. 81 37J
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By virtue of a Pluries vandi ex out of
the Court of Common Pleas of Wyandot
county, Ohio, and to me directed, / shall
offer at public sale, at the door ofthe court
house, in the town Of Upper Sandusky, in
said county, on the 25th day Of October
next, between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A.
M. and 4 o'clock, P. M. of said day, the
following described lands to wit: the west
half of the north east quarter of section
twelve, 12l township four, [4] south of
range twelve east; containing eighty acres
80 more or less. Taken and levied up
on as the property of Daniel Snider to sat-
isfy said writ in favor of p A. Blanchard.
Appraised at six hundred dollars.
4. BAIRD, Sheriff, w c. 0.
September 20, 1849-29-4t. ST. SO
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OSPECTUS
The SPIRIT Of the Age.

This Weekly Paper seeks as its end the
Peaceful Transformation of human socl.
cites ftom isolated to associated inter'
esls. from competitive TO cooperative
iodiistty, from disuni,y to unity. Amidst
Retolu,,"n and Reaction ii advocates
Reotga niza,ion. II desires TO reconcile
confiict,ng classss and o harmonize mans
various tendencies by an orderly arrange
ment Of all relations in the Family, the
Township, the Nation, the Wofld. Thus
would /, aid to introduce the Era ofCon
federated Communities, which in spirit.
truth and deed shall be the kindoin OF
Fod and bis righteousness, a Heaven up
on Earth.
la promoting this end ofpeacefnl lrahs'
formation 10 human societies, The SpTu
ofhe Age w,ll ann to rahec' the highest
light on all sides communicated in Fe,a'
ton TO Nature, Man, aud the Divine De
ing illustrating according to its power
the laws of Universal Unity.
By summaries Of News, domestic and
foreign reports Of Reform Movements
-sketches Of Scientific discoveries and
| Me Chanical inventions--notices Of Book
| aud Works Of Art--and extracts from The
periodical literature Of Continental Eu
rope. Great Britain and he UniiedStates
The Spirit Of The .ige will endeavor Il
present faithful recoid Of human pro
gress,
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ONsGar AN31,

DIED.-On the 23rd inst, Mr.. ROBINSON,
an old and worthy citizen of Crane township, this
county. The old man lived to sec many years
pass away, but has finally been called to the long
home, and he now rest quiet and peaccable under
the green sod. He was esteemed by all who
knew him, and many warm and intimate friends
will mourn and feel the loss severe; but death is u
regular visitor, and will not cease paying us his
visits until we are all silently sleeping in the tomb
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MOST ExTRAoRDINARY WORK.
Married W;onsan's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION
BY DR.. A. VI M.4URICEAU.
PROFESSOR or DISEASES OF WOMEN.

BY DR. A. W .MAURTCEAU.
|. PROFESSOR or DISEASES OF WOMEN.
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| 1t is intended especially for the mar
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The Married Woman's Private Med
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Sheriff S Sale.
Calvin A. Hor, )
vs. In Partition

Calvin A. Hor, )
Obed lIor, & others.)
DY virtue Of an order issued in this case
- by the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Wyandot oouI ty, Ohio and to me direc>
ted, will ,fer for sale al public vendue
al the daor Of the Court House in Upper
Sandnsky, in said County, on the % da.
Of November next between the hours of
10 d clock A. Nj, and o'clock p. NJ. Of
said day the following described lands
and tenements, subject to the dover en-
estate OF Ruth Hor, to wit: the south west
quarter of section number nine l9l in
township number four [4l south Range
number fourteen 14] east, Except six
acres and seventy SIX hunaredths of an
acre being part of the dover estate OF
lemima Green. described as follows, to
wit: beginning :he North east corner
Of tho said quarter section, thence west
ten (l0] rods, thence south one hundred
and ,h,ee and one half I03a] rods, tieno e
east ten [l0l rods, thence north one hun,
dred and three and one half 1024] rods
to The place Of beginning
Also fifty six and half [564] acre
beginning at the south eaet corner OF the
south east quarter of said section number
nine 81 thence north City six and one
half, 1861 rods, TO the line Of tho said
dover estate last mentioned thence west
one hundred and sixty, [l60l rods, thence
south City six aud a half l5GA] rods; thence
east one hundred and SIXTY rods to ths
place Of beginning; also twenty eight anc
our fonrrhs E2e4] acres cff the Saulh enc
of the W est half of the South west quarter
Of section number ten [lt in the tnwn'
ship and range aforesaid; Also thirty G:0]
acres IF the South end pf the west bal
Of The north west quarter Of section mum.
ber fourteen (l4] in the Township and
range aforesaid; containing in the whelo
two hundred aud. seventy Eve acres more
or less; Being the same premises Of which
Jacob Hor; late Of the county of Wyan.
dot, atthe time OF his death, was seized
10 fee simple.
Appraised at $3,173,75.
gFzy 4. BAIRD. Sheriff w. G. o.
August 7,h lS49.-24-4w $i,25.
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MYNAMlAL.

MARRIED.-On the 18th inst, by Peter
Stmmel, ESQ.,, Mr.. john A. STBUB to Miss CARO-
LINE M PUTMAN-all of Paris, Stark County, O.
We wish our dear cousins all the happiness and
enjoyments of the married life, and should We ev-
er be SO fortune or unfortunate as to be one of
the party to "a like contract, we shall surely ASK
them to dance at our wedding. But cousin John
"where ish my dollar t' aa
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Guardians S Sale.

RY virtue OF an order of the Court oi
~ Common Pleas Of Warrington County
Ohio, ! will offer at public sale at the
door of the Court House in Marietta.
Ohio, on Saturday the 29th day of Sept.
ember next, between the hours of IL o.
clock NJ, aud 2 o'clock p. NJ, the follows
ing real estate. situate in Wyandot coun.
-ty, Ohio, and being the undivided half OF
the south half Of the southseast qnarte,
"f section eleven; also of tie north hail
Of the Nor'h east quarter Of section fours
teep, township three south, range IL east,
,snbjec, TO the dover of Mary Webster.-
Terms; one half in hand and the balance
in ~ months. aZ 5t
WILLIAM McNEEI, "
Guardian Of minor heirs
.ra q cfJoha l.. Websier. deed
August 24, lS49.-27.-5t. $l75
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The season having arrived for trans
planting fruit trees, The sGbscriber Iislrg
two miles east Of Misunderstanding, ofsr
for sale l5d different varieties of cheios
grated apple trees. Also wsated. three
or four beef carte in exchange fot fruit
trees. .biaIE6S RU5SEI..
McCui cbeavilie, Oct. ~, l54S--4--f.
See Dir. Brags's sd,er,isemsHt ID adiss
other culuma:
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Sale Of Town Lots in McCutcenhville

Sale of Town Lots in McCutcenhville.
Il HE undersigned will sell In lots 8
4, 6, and Z in the Town of McCutchen'
vile on reasonable terms, il sPplic alton
he made soon.
10 Lot number seven contains two
dwelling houses, a good well of " ater one
stable aud some fruit trees.
Twill take coed new buggy and horse
~ part payment. take notes or give in
81 aliment Tor the balance.
For fur, her particulars, please apply TO
The proprietor in Mellmore or TO MI.
Henry Fleet in McCu chenvilie who Is
authorized az ent -trr the tindsrsigned, i
t-f \ N3TiiiN NJ. WRIGHT.
ns cd 5 Fnss 8 ls49. I
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Petition for Dioorce.

John R Sherrad, In Wyandot Com.
AbigairD. sherrsd, \ Petition for divorce
The said Abigail d. Sherrad will take
notice, that the said John r. Sherrad this
dsr tiled his petition in the Office of the
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and --for the countY Of Wyandot, 4,
and state OF Ohio, the object and pray Ell
Of said petition s, that the marriage he
tween the said john and Abigail ma, be
dissolsed. the said pe,itiohef aneJges
adultery in his petitions; and al Tie next
term Of said court application will be
made for decree 80 desolve said mara.
risge. .sa 'aaf saf
The said Abigail ID. Sherrad W i'll also
take notice that there will be deposition
taken By the plaintiff IL this case on the
25th day OF JulI; a. D. ls49, al the office
Of .. A. Genard, in vermillton Township
'EIie county, STATE of Ohio. 10y lr
% .s1esi5 ..,''9t s. X, McRANE.
-. ~ IS -,-.. Sol for Petition.
May 14tI, A. ID ls49-l2-6l $500
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|HO!! SHOEIIAKERS!

! A LARGE assortment Of the latest and
best style Of LASTS for sale at the Drug
Store. IL s s.g.e.
Upper Sandusky, Sept 81 is49.-29-tf
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-09-28
~ Cheapest Of All. .ET

COFFEE, Tea, Sugar, Melasses, Rice, Pep.
~ per, Alspice, Raisins, Tobacco, Cigars, Pow.
der, Dead, Shot, Caps, &C., &c, Cheaper than al
any other Store in the county foI Cash only, al
the Drug Store. by ALEX. KlsKADDEN.
May 4th, le49-l0-3f.
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NJ ASONIC'.

WARpoLE LODGE of Free aud Accepts
ed Masons, at upper Sa"dn-ky. meets the
f,sl and third Tuesdays OF each month
in the j all building.
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I. q. o. f.

WyANDor IoDGs, No. ll0. meets a,
the Odd Fellows Hall, in the third story
OF jail building, every "Wednesday evep-
ing.
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. Lumber .Lunbe,.!.i

Almost all kinds Of good. lutnber, aoor
ilg boards. &c.,, will be taket a this. Of
fee on old subscriptions, as we'll as new
epes. Any persons ~ ishing 10 pay 10 tins
~ai can do so By sending ia their lumber
as suUn as Convenient. -f...
rgttat.,u ,sMrfII & GILES.
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Town Ordinance.

DE it ordained by the Town Council of the
ID Town of Upper Sandusky, that the Lot or
parsel of land situated in the North side of Church
street lucent to and west of the Indsan Wyan-
dot Reserve for public Burryng Ground in the
Township of Crane, county of Wyandot, and
State of Ohio, be and the same is hereby set apart
for the of the inhabitants of Upper Sandusky,
for the purpose of Burrying ground and that
the Plat of the survey of the same into Lots, Av-
cnues and Allies be duly acknowledged and re-
corded.
And be it further ordained, Burrying Lots be
sevcraly offered for sale at Public Vondue, at the
new Court house in said Town, on the 10th day
of October, A. d. 1S49 at 10 o'clock, A. M, un-
der the superintendcnce of the Recorder and
Treasurer of said town and that the Lots remain
ing unsold be here after subject to private entry
ut their appraised value NM
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Why is 1t thai, not outstanding the univer
sally conceded excellence of Sarsaparilla as
remedial Agent, yet none of the numerous
simple Sarsaparilia. Extracts have long re-
tanned public favor! Is it not that in the hu-
man s,s,em---bat harp OF a thousand strings
the function of no one organ can be de-
ranged ithout sffecting, more or less, other
organs! II so, then il follows, that m almost
all cases of sickness, no simple extract can
be Of radical benefit, but compound of varI-
substances, having reference to different or
guns, is necessary. DIR. Guysott's Compodhd
Extrace Of yellow. Dock and Sarsaparilla
with some other vegetable substances, sup
plies this desideratum.l Ys llow. Dock, de-
tergent and tonic, acts upon. .S9e skinand
stomach, Sarsaparila upon blood, other
subetances upon other orgaiis, and thus the
hole spstdm is benefited. 1t is entirely
free from mineral substanecs-safe to take,
mild and easy in its operations, and sure and
speedy in affording relief o4eH o.
2 See advertisement in another column. 3
&sfs sqss., esg,r,t 20.-4w.
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"iIuosick Falls, March 10, 1S47.

Eo DR.. Taughn:--I feel it duty ! owe
TO you 10 make tins statement, thinking
seine other person affl cted may read, aud
find relief through the same source. In
Aprll last ! was attacked with inhamato
ry rheumatism, 80 that l was perfectly
helpless. ! applied to three physicians,
and after remaining under their care for
about SIX weeks, aud AL the time growing
worse, they decided that ! was afflicted
with the dropsy on the chest, and after
trying avery experiment, and exhanslng
every means IN their power, the declared
my disease inrurabie, and stated that
c,ulh live bu, very few days at most
About that ime m, friends saw your veg.
elable Li,hon,riplic Mixture, advertised
in the papers, they procured me bottle
which seemed to relieve me. | have Ia
ken five battles s,nce, and now my healti
is restored aud ] enjoy excellen, health
ELMIRA BlK Err.
What more evidence do you want tha
this great article is to supersode every
hing IN its way. Call upon agents II
thus paper under the Great Remedy, am
get pamphlet, .....
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NON SMAEA
Nathaniel EVy'S Estate.

TNREsH WHITE LEAD in the kek and Lin.
II seed oil Just received and for sale low for
cash at the Drug Store, in Upper Sandusky BY
LsF Ev.WF 4WM. KISKADDEN.
May 4th, 1849-l0-tf.A NJ - -a
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IyRENCH Brandy, Holland Gin, Ports Mala-
ga, and Teneriffe wine for medicinal pur-
poses warranted pure just received at the Drug
Store by WIN. KlSKADDEN. >
Upper Sandusky, June, %, Is49AIe-tf. ~
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Administrators Sale!
Administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale.
ME undersigned has been appointed by the
l. Court Administrator of the Estate of Rev.
John G. Voigt, deceased, late of Upper Sandusky,
Wyandot County. All persons indebted to the
said Estate are hereby requested to make imme-
diate payment, and all who have olaims against
the above named estate viii present the same du-
ly authenticated
ANTHONY CHRISTIAN.
Administrator.
q Upper Sandusky, Sept, 20, ls49-=30zft.
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BE CAREFUL OF CoUNTEnFE,Ts.

How TO avoid ihem:-- Each Agent who
sells the genuine Brandreth Pills, has a
Certificate Of Agency, which has been
engraved at vast expense. IL represents
The mandatory IN st Sing Sing,o the banks
Of the Hudson River, aud is signed by DR.
Brandre,h. and his seal stamped upon the
paper, also fac simile of the labels upon
the boxes. Com are them. H' 49
ENTs.
D.& w. Ayfes, Upper Sacdusky, Jos
seph Sbor6, Little Sandusky; W. II Jones
Il Co. Carey town; II. Erect, McCmchen-
yille;F. hloon,. Mexico; Henry Shoosnan,,
Craw ford tp.; Joseph Shilling, Burliug-
ton. w1g ae -~+3 p.
Upper Sandnskv. Nov. 3, 1sI8-4.
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Brown, Flonrnoy, Fulton. Meade Mcdowell Pendlston,
thompson Barrnger Cpgman. Mckay, vensbls, DANIEL L,
Holmes bhett Simpson Wallace BarAlson Ivers,n
yones Gayle hsrris Hnliard A. q. Brown, J. Thomp
Tomphps Barmsnon Morse La sere. Boyd peyton. Hin
Johnson-69. -" "
Mr.. Stephens, Mr. Chapman, Mr.. Rusk, aud Mr.
committee; which was granted.
The chair appointed, in the place Of Mr.. Stephens
Mr. Berrien; In the place Of Mr. .Morshsad Mr. Peyton
In the place Of MIR. Rusk, Mr. Kaufman; Q nd in the
place Of Mr. Chapman, MIR Pearss.
The meeting then adjourned, to meet in the Senate
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ture and to .mapd her back to the territorial sond
ten. These great and under the circu msts
fearful questions too fearful to be met by those who
had raised the agitation. From thst time the only
question was, how to escape from the difficulty
Forum atey, means was afforded A cempro-
mise las it was csllsd) was offered, based on tn
teyms that the North should oppose the admis
sion Of Missouri the group IL for which the South
COMMENDED and that the prov ions ordinance Of
iIeI Tor the government Of the north western terri
tory should be applied to all the territory by
the United States from France under the treaty OF
Louisiana, lying north Of 80 80, except the portion
lying In the State OF Missouri The northern
embraced IT. and although not originating with them
adopted IL ne their own. 10 was forced through n
Rrer BY the almost united votes Of the North against
the southern States
Such was the termination of this the frst conflict
under the constitution between the tive sections in
reference to slavery in connection with the terrific
ries Many hailed IL perms nent and nal ust.
ment that would prevent the recurrence OF similar
conflicts; but obere less ssRgune, took the opposite
and more gloomy viev, regarding IL the precursor
of train Of events which might rend the Union
der, and prostrate political system One Of these
was the experiences and sagacous Jefferson. Thus
far time would to favor his forebodings. May
returning Of Justice and protect rrovi ience
avert their final ful6fment.
For many years the Of slavery, in reference
to the territories ceasod to sgitate the country Indi
cations however, connected with the question OF
nexing Texas, thowed clearly that IL was ready to
break ont again, with rsdoublea violence, some fu
ture occasion The difference In the Of Texas
was sdjnsted by extending the Missouri csmprcmse
ns o. 90 80 from Its terminus on the western bound
AIRY OF the LoutsDa purchase to the Western bounds
period.
The war with Mexico room followed and that termi
mated In the acquisition of New Mexico and Upper
Caifornfa embracing area equal to about one half
OF the entire valley Of the Missssippi II to this
the recent treaty with England our whole territory
on the Psci1c and West OF the Rocky Mountains will
be found to be In extent but little less than that vast
Repl edy, Of Hsge1stcnp Nd
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MORE OF The WILLIAMSBURG MYsTERY.-lt APP
pears that Cynthia Barker, who died at the house
of"Dr Roberts, in Wilismstown, few weeks since,
cas- q pative Of Palmyra, Wayne Co., N Y. She left
there for Albany four years since. and here COM
ced sewing for . merchant tailor. ABOUT year
aferwsi de- che removed to Troy where che remained
till her mysterious and fatal trip to Wilismtown-
Her widowed mother and other relatives reside In or
ueeT syrecuse.-.9lbany kntcke becker Jan. 20,
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The Log Roolr. Of Lie.


The following is extracted from the journal of
Thomas Parker, who active English ma
val officer, and who died in this country
First part Of The voyGge Through lifel-Pleas-
ant, with fine breezes and free winds all sail
set; spoke many vessels in want of provisions,
supplied them freely.
Middle Passage Weather variable short of
provisions spoke several of the above vessels
our supplies bad; unable to re6t; made signals
of distress; then up helm and bore away.
Latter port Bosterous, with contrary winds
current of adversely setting to leeward towards
the end of the passage it cleared up; with the
quadrant of poverty, had an observation; correct
ed and made up my reckoning, and after pas
sage of fifty years, came to it in mortality road
with the calm surface of the ocean of Eternit,
in view.