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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-05-25
Law S of Ohio.
PUBLISHED AUTHORITY
Az ACT

AN ACT
To seours an early distribution and pub.
hcarion Of the laws Of general nature,
$50. /. Be ii enacted by he General
assembly Of the Stale Of Ohio. That i,
shall be the duty of the public printer to
print the laws II gearal nature, of the
present and saoh succeeding legislature,
immediatsiy afer the ali odrnment there
Of
SEQ. Q. That ss soon as the general
laws Of the present aud each succeeding
Legislature are printed, i chall be the
duty Of The Secretary Of STATE to forward
hy mail, two copies TO the Auditors Of
the respective counties Of this State.
SEC s. The auditors of the several
eeunties Of this State are hereby required
10 contract for the publication Of the gen-
eral laws Of the present, and each suc
cesding legislature, OF such Of them as
may be considered Of general interest,
no I more than two newspapers, at y
cost not exceeding thesum OF seventy FIVE
cents per thousand ems, To be paid out of
the county treasury, provided said laws
are published correctly.
Sec. A. That il shall be the duty Of
tho auditor ar tho several counties in
which contracts may be made for the
publication, the laws, to read and com .
pare said laws in newspapers before i,s
yublicalion. and see that hey are printed
correctly, and accompany them with a
certifc ale to that effect.
SEC. 5. The act entitled "sn net to
secure an early distribution and pn blica
tioa Of the laws Of general nature,
pAssed March l3, 1874, DO. and the same
is hereby repealed.
JOHN G. BRESLTN,
Speaker House Reps.
BREWSTER RANDALL,
Speaker ofhs Senale.
NJ arch 81, lS49.
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NEW GOQDSI

Messrs McCutchen g. Anderson are re,
ceiving direct from New York, large and
well selected stock of goods. Call at the
Yellow Corner, where you can be accommo
dated in prices and qualities.
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GREAT FIRE IN ST. LOUIS.
81 STEAMERS 6 B.4NKIJNG HOUS

Newspaper Estta ishments Burned.
LOSS $5,000,0 ,00On
ST. LOUIS. May 10. 1849.
Tweniy-seven Steamers burnsd-Firs
Band ing Heuses,--AIl the 1osnrance OF
ces aud laif the heavy business portion oi
the city. are destroyed.
The telegraph otics is amopg the suiil.
isgs burssd.
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AN ACT


To resnlais proceeding bsfore Justic es
OF he Peace.
SEC l. BE l enacied By Me Genera
wem6ly effhe Slate Of Ohio, Tha, III all
< comp laints of forcibls detainer or of lor.
chile entry and delainsr before an, jus
sice Of the peace, whether tried BY jury
or otherwise, either party shall have the
right to except te the opinloo OF the jus
vice upon ary question Of law arising in
tho trial Of the compliant, aud when al
thsr parry shall allege such exception"
At shall be the duty Of the jnsics to Hgu
and zeal the bill cunaIaiuing the same, II
sruly alleged. with the point decided, ana
TO mako the said bill part Of tho rscurd In
shs cause.
SEc. 2. That ia ell cases Of summary
conviction before justices Of the peace,
or before the mayor or other magistrate
ot any incorporated city or town, punish
able by fue or impriseament, the party
or parties defendant, shall have the same
right TO except, TO allege exceptions, aud
10 have bill con tainiDg the same, signeu
aud sealed by such juslcs Of the peace
mayor, or other magls,rate, aud made
part of the ncord, as 10 provided for Ell
thsr party 10 the hrst seclloa Of this act,
sad ali such Judgements Of conviction ma,
be examined by the court VI common
pleas aud the supreme court upon wr,Is
OF certiorari, and reversed or affirmed, Us
right and justice may demand.
SEC. 8. That for signing and sealing
such bill of exception, Justices OF the
peace, mayors, and other magistrates,
shail be allow cd the sum Of ten cents,
and for copy lug aud certlfying the same,
ct tie rate oil ten cents for every huudreu
words 30 copied, to be taxed IN the cost
bill. and collected in like manner as 9th
er costs are now BY law collected.
SEC. 4. Whenever a justice of the
peace shall be elected to NIL a vacaucy
he shall call upon the township CLERK Tor
the criminal docket OF his prsdecass
and the unoccupied pages Of the book for
the entry Of causes, agreeabiy to the pre-.
visions Of the act upon that subject, pass.
ed March Z, 1912.
SEo s, Upon vacancy happening in
the Office of jus,ics OF the peace, il shall
be the duty Of the person 10 whoss pos
session or control his Docket may be, TO
deliver the same TO the towush Up clerk,
Who shall make and certify transcripts Tor
any person sntitied to aud applying there
for, until the vacancy be 6iIed, whsu he
shull' deliver such docket 10 the perssn
elected TO fill the vacancy.
SEC. o. Whenever any justice OF the
peace shall receive from the township
clerk sny dvcke, in pursuance oil either
OF The Two preceding sections, the au'hof-
N, Of the tow nshiP clerk TO certify trans
csip,s shsil cease, aud become vested III
the iusties receiving such docket.
JOHN &. BkESLlN.
Speaker House Reps.
BREWSI TER RANDALL,
Speaker ofthe Senate.
March "a, ls49.
AupiroRs OFFICE. wyandOt Co., D.
May rs, le49.
t. Ihsvs carefully read aud compared The
foregoing lava, sed Cad them correctly
psi.ted. 8. NJ. WORTH,
.Audiior Wyaadot Conaty.
Why is person beund for Califocnis, lise
= sseas in ringa
-. su..lI
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10 Dir. "A. M. Mauriceau. Box 1924, New
York City. Pnbiish.rg Office, I29 Lib-
erty-st. New York.
Tie Married Woman's Private Medic
cal Companion is sold by booksellers
throughout the Gnted S'atesi
Jannsr,, 10, ls49.--G.n. SO 90.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-05-25
MATRlMONY.

'You ought to marry
Never
4 know a good girl for you.'
Let me alone
But perha ps, you--young.
'Then she is sly
Beautiful
'The more dangerous"
'Of good family.'
'Tnen she is proud
Tender hearted
'Then she is jealous
She has talents
ITO kill me-
Sand one hundred thousand dollars
4 will take her.
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SMITH g. GILES.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.

We hare established this as our rule, in an
nouncing the names of candidates for office
when they are subscribers only TO charge one
dollar; and when they are not three dollars
In oil cases the announcing meney must be
paid in advance. These are our terms and
must be strictly complied with.
A CANDIDATE.
We are authorized to say, that c r. Mott
will be candidate for County Auditor, at the
ensuing October election.
We are authorized to announce the name
of John Thompson of Ridge township, as a
candidate for Sheriff. Subject to the decision
of the county Convention.
.Hessrs Smith g. Giies.-please announce
the name Of George 7. Frees of Crane town
ship, as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the
decision ofthe county Convention, and oblige,
Many Democrats.
.Nessrs Smith g. Gucs.--You will please
announce the name Of James L. Harper as
candidate for Treasurer, subject to the dic-
sion OF the county Convention.
Many Democrats.
.Uessrs Smith g. Giles Please announce
the name of Otis Lisor of Versailles township,
as candidate for Auditor, subject to the de
cision OF the Democratic county Convention.
Many Democrats.
.Nessrs Ediiors. Please announce the
name of Curtis Berry, jr. of Crawford town,
ship, as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the
decision of the Democratic Convention.
Many voters.
.Nessrs Smith &. Giles. Please announce
he name of Peter A. Tyler of Tymochlee
ownshp, as a candidate for Treasurer, sub
ect to the decision Of the county Convention.
NR ADx<< Many voters
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Why is a person beund for Califocnis, lise
= s.eas in ringi
Bycsuse he 10 set uPos gold.
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SHELDON BEEBE,
PETER c ULRlCH,
w. w. BATES,
JOHN MYERS,
JOHN A. MORRISON,
Democratic Central Committee.
JonN A. MORRISON, Correspo nding Sec,
May 2ls', lS49.
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Opera House 10 a co.murdersr with the
\ A. arm of New York

Opera House 10 q co.murdersr With the
Mayor Of New York.
The uumber murdered on that event
ful night (May l0th) was eighten. The
wounded number about sixty. many oI
whom belonged to the regular army and re
ceived their wounds by stones and brick.
bats.
The number OF arrests on the night OF
the fight was hfy.two, some OF which
have since been discharged for want OF
evidence TO convict them, and others
were bailed out.
The following placard was posted up
about the city on the day after the riot.
AMERICANS!
AROUSE! THE GREAT CRISIS
HAS GOMEZ!
Decide nuw whether English
ARlSTOGRATS!!
AND
FOREIGN RULE!
shsI triumph in this
AMERICA'S METROPOLIS,
or wle her her own
SONS,
whose fathers once made the basel born
mnscreants 10 succninh, slalthean-
|, lick the hand that strikes, aud
allow themselves to be- depiivs
ed fthe liberty ofnpiDions
20 dear to- every true
American heart.
AMERICANS!!
come out and dare to own yourselves sons
of the irsn hears of '1G!!
Notices ware also posted up for meet
ing in the Park. All who were opposed
to the destruction Of Human Life were IN.
siled t. anend. The following from the
New York True Sun Is the proceedings
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-02-14
DR.. BREWER,
SURGEON DENTIST

: ~ -I-.4 -
Has returned to Camden and will attend 10 pa
tients as they may desre either in town or conpry
(under 100 miles) at as short notice as circum-
stances will permit Of ....... sa .,-.,.',s.,
And will take the liberty to inform those, tiat
want his services, that he will warrant his work TO
give entire satisfaction and that it shall be per-
formed in The most skiiful and dexterous manner,
and with less inconvenience than The same opera
ton can be performed by any other practitioner.
and having made greatly improved (or noveD
elevation, he is enabled TO extract roots or stumps
of teeth Gin any situatlon) with such facility and
case as will scarcely fail to astonish. patients,
without the least confusion Of the gums or danger
Of pcrforatng The soft parts OF the mouth; and n
pivoting teeth, lie can safely insure no inconyenI-
ence from inflammation of the root, as a. conse-
quence of injury done it in engraft the artificial
crown in it, and as he takes an important p:e :ecau-
ton in preparing pivots (Which some Of the most tt
reputed Dentists in the State do not, and none TO
his knowledge does) he hazards nothing insay;
ing, that teeth pvotcd by himself will last longer
than those set oy the majority of practitioners ant
in supplying teeth on gold plates will adopt and
arrange them with such mechanical nicely ard
skill! as cannot be surpassed by any, and Will not
fail to meet the most sanguine expectation OF all,
OF which he could give the most respectable reer.
ence; but for re spect 10 the refined feelings o;
those he has had the pleasure to serve. Letberon
given when desired. VIZ. -,,ss.g.. Ff4.,,g,
C Those who want his services may avoid a
disappointment, by giving previous notice OF the
fact through the post office or otherwise.
Jan 3 tt l.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-02-14
DR.. GcROON'S
VEGETABLE ANTI-BlLlOUS
FAMILY PILLS.

Nor ,h. c;,s os Headache, Gii,ncss, Salt Rhenm
Rheumatism Piles. Heartburn, Worms Dyspepsia, Ih"'
era Nrbus Pains in Back Limb and Joints, Grnent
weakness Fits Cusu npiioI. Palpialinn OF the Hear
Liver Complaint. Rising III the Throat r.ry>nes. beh
ness Dronsy Asthma. chin-s OF the skin. fefeIs OF all
kinds Colds Gout. Gravel. Female Complaints Nrr'"iS
Copnains and all other Diseases arising from IMPURITIES
of the BLOOD aad MORBID SEcRErioNs OF THE LIVER AN"
STOMACH. ~ c ,,,
originates from impurities of the blood or der'seneit o
the digestive organs.
DR., Gordon's Family Pills.
a Being com pounded exclusively OF SUCH lncrcuens a
Nature intended should operate OH t'e ihPu'i9''' VI "
Human System .:.:
S,rke a, the root Of the disease removing all impurities
from the boy, opening the pores externally ana irr!
.en,,t;no all foreign and obnoxious PARTICLES from Inc
Cbvle so that the blood of which II Is the origin, in>l oe
thoroughly pire-neccssay securing free and vigorous
action TO the Heart, Lungs, Liver ami Stomach hertp
RESTORING HEALTH by opening the pores cleansing e
veins aod unmpedng all the natural veins ana p
rifynr the blooJ they render the system not only thoronS
ly sound, hut ais" npervons to disease EVEN WHEN a
OTHER MEANS HAVE FAILED.
a. Within the last twelve months, than one hun
red eases of the most agrarded forms OF DYSPEPSIA have
been cured by the Medicine, where rigid dieting the Blue
Pill and almost every other means had been resorled TO
without any benefit and when death stared It's miserable
victim fully in the face. If Dr. Gorons Pills were moi
adapted 10 the of any but this oRRiD MALADy their
un,fm succrss i'm this disease alone would he sufficient TO
wat on 10 fame the Of their inventor, as BENE
FxSroR OF HIS SPECIES.
SThis medicine fails the worstscases Of
FILES IN one Ueeh.
For more detailed description Of the Medicine the man
er of its ope ation the complaints adapted to and the
cu,ss il has performed refer the reader 10 agents
,.ho will give them a Pamphe, gratis.
For sale by JAMES X. McK,Iy. F. L. ZEMr Camden.
also for sale at all the and country stores in the South
and West.
FEVER AND AGT1 Pills.
IF there ever was medicine that merIted the
public praise for the great good it has done in Gu
ring Chills and Fever, it certainly must be Dr. Iy.
ler's Ague Pills, as they cure the patient in "A
hours. They do not operate as putga'ive but
az tonic, and produce no unpleasant symptoms
and curs permanently, nor can they fail IT used as
directed-the trial of sing lie box vii! prove the
above statements, therefore, if you would secure
your health, procure box of the genuine Tyler's
Ague Pills.
For sale by ]. R. McKAIN and F. l.. ZEMP' in
Camden, and on enquiry will be found at most OF
the towns and country stores
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Hemorrhoidss or Piles.
Internal or External, permanently cured
By DR.. Upham's Vegetable Electaary

An INTERNAL REMEDY which If used accordingto
directions. A CURE FOR LIFE is GuARAN ICED.
SYMPTOMS OF THE DISEASE.
common consequence of this affection is kind OF e-
ncSms or bearing down sensaon it is amiarly cal
lrt there also heat tension and trobbng IN tc part,
VARYING from moderate degree OF these sensations 10 inc
oS, rXcrucating scrng-thesc caused by the flo" OF
blood TO the parts Sometimes The Incr coat OF the boWe
pU,rndrs nj every evacuation forming What Is called
praaI,ls falling OF the bowels; This Is tic effect oi long
continued irritation Of that organ In some instances tie
p,tirnt Experiences nervous pains which are descrlDable
and known only to the sufferer, which commence mmed-
atrlv after evacuation and continue from ihlrty nlheS
70 several hours: these sensations very annoying ana
sometimes very distressing This disease, when OF long
continuance attended by pain and weakness in the back
irritation of the kidneys, bladder, and other organs III Inc
yicniiv main and nunbncss i'll the legs ana feet sr>c Oh
sraiiucSs about the chest and unnatural Ilcss oi the an
dcniIal vScera accompanied with papllaon OF tie heal
and oppression Individuals sometimes experience, prcS
Gus to an attack of the Piles symptoms dennng great de-
rang incn in their crculanlr is sense o weight ana
pressure in the abdomen with peculiar feeling o uncaSi
n..>s i'm the bowels. constipation or pcrnac,lm aitrl"tu
with rain in the back al lGns nal:ca. and S.iH iS III
r stomach pale conn!enance confused S'sal" ~ '"
lraJ w,.arIcys and irritable and dScn,rrrd state "l
mind and sense Of fursS and oppression in the ."g'"l
of the s,unach The circulation OH the surface = ircnc,
and the current of blood determined n"aHS ana d""h-
wards.
FOR ALL TIE ABOVE DISEASES AND COMPLAINTS,
DIR iPIIAlI'S VEGETABLE ELlC1iARl.
CURES ErrEcTUALIv. ANp THEREFORE PREVENTS Files
READ T!IE TrS'li HONI.
CENTS-I havr used DR.. Ep!lam's Vegetable Eecttary
which purchased Of you. and find 1t one ni tie neS me
driur> in ,Se for the Piles, and also "r all h'"' ancc
lions arising from an impure state oi the SYSTEM
ynurs r. +. A. COLE. Marble Dealer.
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March -
HASTINGS
(oseD0as3ld St,rsV Of Viaphth0,

NOT ONLY A POSITIVE BUT A WARRANTED
RE for consumption aud all diseases "i ie lungs
Th, medicine as decided the dispute abnul the durability
of con. .um,aon and satisfied the medical faculty and all
who have used it, that consumption and all affections OF
the lungs can not only be cured MT they are as easily and
simply cnrrd almost any OF the disorders TO wh'rh inc
hu,na frame liable The operation Of single hottie,
which costs 81, lis sufficient 10 satisfy any patIrIi-itn"
altogether too far gone with the di>rl>e-"t s fact and
even single dose gives c,rnce OF lis extraordinary IN
1ncnce in arrcsline and crliraig the malady by the i'm
mediate relief which it affords. This is qlack or Sc
crc rvmdy Dr. Hastings its discoyerer, Is one OF The
most eminent physicians Of the age. aud has made inII
disclosure uf lis history and all lis component parts Ia the
world not wishing TO incur the responsibility Of coniinng
To himself for the sake ui profit, secret which was r-
cu,icd 10 do such uni, cnal good. And such has been the
wc.rul result Of lis operations. that the London lancet
Medical Times and the most eminent PhyscIas "i both
hrmiSplcrrs. anSiusy calling UPON sufferers to have
murtatr rccuur il. and rncldmlg that Of all known
medicine alone has positively established its efficacy by
rcuabir proofs of curing consumption and all other dis
eases ol the lungs.
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The Undersigned,

Would return his hanks for the very liberal pa
tronaoe that has been bestowed upon him, aud at
the same time inform his friends and customers
that he is now prepared 10 furnish them will all
kinds of goods on as good terms (eiiher for cash.
or on credit till the LIST day Of January nexi) as
they can be had in the place.
Persons wishing TO avail themselves OF the. ad-
vantages Of cash purchasers, will receive dednc-
ton OF ten per cent on all Gums over ten dollars
until the Isl Of July next - ,s.-s .,tJ, ss.I.
His old customers, aad other persons disposed
to patronize him, are invited to examine his stock.
Ian 3 1f f.. w. BONNE1.
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OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS.

From the Sunday Atlas Of January. 6ilS1S
eve would call the attention of our readers tn the adver-
tiscment of Hastings Compound Syrup OF Naphta. Tile
proprietor of this medicine Dr. Hastings is qnack but
ranks aS one of The best physcias of England lie is also
at the head of the Blcnheinstrcct Free Dispcnsay liav-
in. like other pslccs had his attention drawn to
th great prepnndcraice Of deaths fGn pulmonary com.
paims he devoted his earnest attention To it for several
ycars and the result his c0ny ictl La! Naihtla as
remedial agent in con,umpllon surpassed any other rcne-
dy know To the faculty Ii has since been Ii>rd with the
greatest success by nearly all of the first physirans OF
Enc,ud and, as learn from the American agent (Dr
Iarroi) il is now being introduced extensively in our hos
palS and in The prlvai; practice of majnTty ol our ply
sicals. We advise all who are in any way troubled with
pulmonary complaints try sing bottle, which will
prove lis efficacy.
Frpn the Western Palladium Of Dec >. 81
1--WE were much surprised tie other day by visit from
an acquaintance whom We last few weeks SINCE
confined 10 his bed by complaint o the lungs lie
nuw in almost prric, health. and c assured Us that this
surprising c;ng had been praucd hy six bottles of Hast
ing : Compound Syrup 0l Napha.'
Fur sale bv JAMES Il. McKAIN, Camdcn-Prcc 81
per bu,tic-six bottles for s. cash.
Dec g. 1913. 40 3n
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The SuDScrl0er Is now receiving HnlH lile NoltH'
his supply Of fancy and staple Goods, which he IN.
tends 10 dispose of It as low prices as they can be
purchased in Charleston, and on more liberal
terms. They comprise in pfrt-
London Du(fil Blankets, from 6 to lbs the pair
Negro KerSeys, cable warp and plain
Heavy Curdova Plains, all wool
Super blue, black and fancy colored Cloths
Black French Doeskin Cassimcrcs
Fancy CassImereS and Vcsiings
Whe and red FlanncIs, assorted qualities
Kentucky Jeans and SatIneits
Wooleu Snawls and Tweed CasSimeres
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS.
BIack gro de Rhine Silks; very vide black Silks
Figured black Silks; Chameleon Silks
Printed Cash ere; Cashmere De'cosSe
Splendid fashionable Cashmere
SIlk-slrped Medonas. for ladies' dresses
Black bombaznes and alpaccas
Embroidered swiss coIorcd spotted MuslIns
Lace caI es; embroidered and plain carnbric Hdkfs'
Cambria Edgings and lnser'ings; black Grape
Green Berage; Mousln Dclaincs, very cheap
Fancy and black silk cravas
Embroidered Ladies' Dresses
Frenrh worked collars and capcs
Worked caps and cuffs
Infants worked Robes and Bodies
LINENS.
Irish |. mems and Lawns; Damask Tabllng Diaper
Damask TahIecIoths and Napkins
Brdscve Diaper: brown and white Holland
Linen cambrIc llandkerchiefs
DOMESTICS.
l2-4 blcached shrerngs; l2.4 brown shir'ngs
3-4, 7 and bleachcd and brown shIrtIngs
Brown and bIeached Drills
Cotton Oznaburgs, suitable for negro shirts
Marlborough stripes and PIads
anrnn rherkS and Bed 'riSkS
COTTON GOODS
Common and super Prints. very low
Ginghams. Jaconct. Plain and Swiss check Aishn
Cotton Cambrics. Furniture Dimi,y
Figured rure Dimity. new article
Furniture FringI; Handkerchief Of every quality
CAPPETINGS
Super Ingra!n Carpciings
do Extra DO
do Imperial three ply Do
do Brussels DO
Fine and chenille Rugs; Carpet Bindings ,
With IA variety oil other articles, Tor sale on lhe
most accommodating terms, by
sopt u. IT. LEVY.